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PubMed1986

[Orphans and adult mortality. The example of France between 1740 and 1829].

The relationship between adult mortality and the proportion of orphans in France in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries is analyzed. Data are from a research project developed at the Institut National d'Etudes Demographiques [INED] and concern data for some 400 communes, together with life tables developed for the periods 1740-1749 and 1820-1829. "This paper is divided in two chapters. The first chapter examines the different proportions of orphans, observed in the above mentioned periods. The second one confronts these proportions with comparable values derived from mortality tables." Consideration is given to the relationship between parents' death and timing of marriage of

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PubMed1986

[Marriage intentions...and how they turned out].

The results of a follow-up survey conducted in 1985 concerning marriage intentions in the Netherlands are presented. The survey included 83 percent of those who participated in the Netherlands Fertility Survey of 1982. The results indicate that more women actually married during the three years following 1982 than expected to marry. This increase was largely due to marriage among women who had indicated an intention to marry without specifying when. The author concludes that "there will be a decline in the percentage of women who ever get married, but the decline will be less pronounced than was estimated from the 1982 data alone. The question is not only how many people will ever get married, but also at what age they will eventually do so." (SUMMARY IN ENG)

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