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Automatic Family Reconstitution

Historical Methods: A Journal of Quantitative and Interdisciplinary History, 1992
The author describes an automatic record linking program developed by Englands Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure. The purpose of the program is to facilitate family reconstitution functions using data from historical parish registers.
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IntroductionRecycling and Reconstituting Families

2008
Abstract Having liberated themselves from the paralysis of childlessness, the women in this study are faced with integrating their new lives and selves with children into the world. This world is not as hostile to alternative families as it once was, yet it remains unyielding to the twenty-first-century needs of all families.1 The new
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Representativeness and family reconstitution

Annales de démographie historique, 1972
Schofield R.S. Representativeness and family reconstitution. In: Annales de démographie historique, 1972. Techniques et méthodes. Actes du colloque de Florence, 1er-3 octobre 1971. pp. 121-125.
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Inter-Generational Family Reconstitution with Enriched Ontologies

2021
Enriching ontologies can measurably enhance research in digital curation. We support this claim by using an enriched ontology to address a well known, challenging problem: record linkage of historical records for intergenerational family reconstitution.
David W. Embley, Stephen W. Liddle, Deryle W. Lonsdale, Scott N. Woodfield   +3 more
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Reconstituting Wandre. An approach to semi-automatic family reconstitution

Annales de démographie historique, 1977
Gutmann Myron P. Reconstituting Wandre. An approach to semi-automatic family reconstitution. In: Annales de démographie historique, 1977. pp. 315-341.
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Reconstituting Traditional Family

2002
Partial Transcript of the Prime Minister The Hon. John Howard MP Speech at the Launch of the Family Tax Initiative, Wentworthville, Sydney. 16th December 1996.
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Chronic reconstitution as a family style

Social Work, 1980
James E. Hunter, MSW, and Nancy Schuman, MSW, are Outpatient Therapists, Community Health and Counseling Service, Lincoln, Maine. The developmental and epigenetic riage households." These terms sug theoretical orientations sensitize social gest a more or less stable unit (for workers to the need to view psychoexample, "a single-parent family" or a ...
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Pushing Family Reconstitution Further

Journal of Family History, 2012
This article proposes combining traditional family reconstitution methods using parish registers with the notary documents found in the Contrôle des Actes in early modern France. This approach enables the construction of detailed life histories that can combine and link demographic events with economic transactions and provide new insights into life ...
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The limitations of English family reconstitution: English population history from family reconstitution 1580–1837

Continuity and Change, 1999
English population history from family reconstitution 1580–1837 (Cambridge, 1997) is an impressive volume. This ambitious study represents the culmination of a quarter-century of laborious research by four of the most accomplished practitioners of English historical demography, E. A. Wrigley, R. S. Davies, J. E.
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DISSOLUTION AND RECONSTITUTION OF FAMILIES WITH A DISABLED YOUNG PERSON

Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology, 1991
SUMMARYCross‐sectional data on a large, nationally representative sample of disabled young people were obtained by personal interview. A comparative survey of young people in the general population, matched for age and location, was also conducted. The findings suggest that families with a disabled young person are just as likely as families in the ...
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