MISCELLANEOUS
Title	Author	Issue Details
The Age at Leaving Home	Richarc Wall	III (1978): 181-202.
An 'Epidemic' of Adolescent Pregnancy? Some Historical Considerations	Maris A. Vinovskis	VI (1981):205-230.
Philippe Aries, Historian of the Family. (Review Essay)	Paul G. Spagnoli	VI (1981):434-441
Centunes of Childhood/Centuries of Parenting: Philippe Aries and the Modernization of Privileged Infancy	S. Ryan Johansson	XII (1987):343-365
The Making of the Medieval Family: Symmetry, Structure, and Sentiment	David Herlihy	VIII (1983):116-130
The Sickness Experience of the Josselins' Children	James C. Riley	XIV (1989):347-363
The Demographic Transition Then and Now: Processes, Perspectives, and Analyses	Dov Friedlander, Barbara S. Okun, and Sharon Segal	V. 24, No. 4, October 1999, p. 493
Must Have My House in Order: The Victorian Fatherhood of John Shoebridge Williams	Bret E.Carroll	V. 24, No. 3, July 1999, p. 275
Madness and the Family Before Freud: The View of the Mad-Doctors	Roy Porter	V. 23, No. 2, April 1998, p. 159
The Sexual Politics of Widowhood: The Virgin Rebirth in the Social Construction of Nineteenth-and Early-Twentieth-Century Feminine Reality	Cornel J. Reinhart, Margaret Tacardon, and Philip Hardy	V. 23, No. 1, January 1998, p. 28
Migration Experience and Family Patterns in the Promised Land	Stewart E. Tolnay	V. 23, No. 1, January 1998, p. 68
Gold in the Dungheap: Incest Stories and Family Values in the Middle Ages	Elizabeth Archibald	V. 22, No. 2, April 1997, p. 133
Making Time for Family: The Invention of Family Time(s) and the Reinvention of Family History	John Gulls	V. 21, No. 1, January 1996, p. 4
Feathering the Nest or Flying the Coop? Ethnic and Gender Differences in Young Adults' Coresidence in 1910	Sharon Sassier	V. 21, No. 4, October 1996, p. 446
Anthropology and Family History	David I. Kertzer	IX (1984):201-216.
Averages for Units and Averages for Individuals Within Units: A Note	Daniel Scott Smith	IV (1979):84-86.
Black Fertility and the Black Family in the Nineteenth Century: A Reexamination of the Past.	Herman Lantz and Lewellyn Hendrix	III (1978):251-261.
Breast-Feeding Habits and Their Relation to Infant Mortality and Marital Fertility	Ulla-Brirt Lithell	VI (1981):182-194.
The Canon Law on the Formation of Marriage and Social Practice in the Later Middle Ages.	Charles Donahue, Jr	VIII (1983):144-158.
The Character of Familial History Its Limitations and the Conditions for Its Proper Pursuit	Peter Laslett	XII (1987):263-284.
Characteristics of the Western Family Considered Over Time	Peter Laslett	II (1977):89-I 16.
Childhood and the Historians. (Review Essay)	Richard Alan Meckel	IX (1984)416-425.
Childlessness and Its Correlates in Historical Perspective: A Research Note	Paul W Mattessich	IV(I 979):299-307.
The C-Mean: A Methodological Note of Caution. (Debate)	Christopher F. Lee	XIV (1989):171-175.
Combining Marriage, Motherhood, and Jobs before World War II: Women College Graduates, Classes of 1905-1935.	Mary F. Cookingham	IX (1984):178-195.
Computer Simulation and Modeling in Historical Demography. (Review Essay)	Michael R. Haines	V (1980):450-454.
The Concepts of Cohort and Generation in Multidisciplinary Perspective. (Conference Report)	George Masnick	II (1977):1-73.
Continuity and Turmoil in Industrial Cities. (Review Essay)	Michael Anderson	X (1985):196-205.
Corrigenda	Peter Laslert	II (1977):262-263.
Death and the Family	Peter Uhlenberg	V (1980)313-320.
The Decision to Institutionalize: Families of Exceptional Children in 1900	Mark Friedberger	VI (1981):396-409
The Demography of Minority Aging Populations	Jacqueline Lowe Angel and Dennis P. Hogan	XVII (1992):95-115.
The Developmental Process of Domestic Groups: Problems of Recostruction and Possibilities of Interpretation.	Michael Mitterauer and Reinhard Sieder	IV (1979):275-284.
Dispersion of Kinship Ties in Modern Society	Claude Fischer	VII (1982):353-375.
Expanding Protoindustrialization	Stanley L. Engerman	XVII (1992):241-251.
Factors Affecting the Fecundity and Fertility of Historical Populations: A Review	Peter A. Marcy	VI(1981):309-326.
Families and Lives: Some Developments in Life-Course Studies	Glen H. Elder, Jr.	XII (1987):179-199.
Families and Politics: Beyond Public/ Private Dichotomies and Empty Theories. (Review Essay)	Harvey J. Graff	XIII (1988):433-439.
Family and Class in Nineteenth-Century Cities. (Review Essay)	Michael Anderson	II (1977):139-150.
Family and Inheritance. (Review Essay)	Eugene A. Hammel	III (1978):203-210.
Family and Kin-A Few Thoughts	Giovanni Levi	XV (1990):567-578.
Family and Politics: Three Generations 1790-1890	Diana Balmori	X (I 985):247-257.
Family History and Life Course	Glen H. Elder	II (1987):279-304.
The Family History and the Classroom. (Review Essay)	W. Bruce Leslie	XI (1986)97-101.
Family History at the Crossroads	Tamara K. Hareven	XII (1987):ix-xxiii.
Family History, Social History and Social Change	Charles Tilly	XII (1987): 19-37.
The Family in Puritan Political Theology	Stephen Baskerville	XVIII (1993): 157-177.
Family Security in the Transition from Farm to City, 1750-1850	Richard L. Bushman	VI (1981):238-256
For Their Own Reasons': Individual Marriage Decisions and Family Life	David Levine	VII (1982):255-264.
Foreword to Special Issue: Anthropolgy and Family History	Tamara K. Hareven and Robert Wheaton	IX (1984):199-200.
From Love to Institution: Indications of Change in Akan Marriage	Christine Oppong	V (1980):197-209.
From the Empty Nest to Family Dissolution: Life Course Transitions Into Old Age	Howard P. Chudacoff and Tamara K. Hareven	IV (1979):69-83.
The Functions of Kinship in PreIndustrial Peasant Communities.(Conference Report)	Andrejs Plakans	II (1977):1-73.
Future Directions in Historical Household Studies. (Review Essay)	David I. Kertzer	X (1985):98-107.
The Future of Record Linkage in History. (Review Essay)	Myron P. Guttman	II (1977):151-158.
Gender, the Family, and the Problem of Work Motivation in a Transition to Industrial Capitalism	Steven Dubnoff	IV (1979):121-136.
Historical Descriptions and Prescriptions for Adolescence. (Introduction to Special Issue on Adolescence in History)	Barbara A. Hanawalt	XVII (1992):341-351.
Historical Racial Differences in Living Arrangements of Children	Antonio McDaniel	XIX (1994):57-77
The History of Childhood Since the 'Invention of Childhood': Some Issues in the Eighties	Bruce Bellingham	XIII (1988):347-358.
The History of Widowhood: A Bibliographic Overview	Ida Blom	XVI (1991):191-210.
Household Change and Racial Inequality in Economic Well-Being, 1960-1980	Roger A. Wojtkiewicz	XVIII (1993):249-264.
Husbands' Participation in Childbirth: A Nineteenth-Century Phenomenon	J. Jill Suitor	VI (1981):278-293.
Identifying Kinfolk Beyond the Household	Andrejs Plakans	II (1977):3-27.
The World Women Make: Toward an Interpretive Sociology	Mitsuru Hashimoto	XI (1986):353-370.
Images of Kinship	Robert Wheaton	XII (1987):389-405.
The Implications of Recent Research in Historical Demography for Developing Countries (Review Essay)	Douglas C. Ewbank	V (1980):321-328.
Industry, Family, and Class: The Working Class Community in Barriero	Ana Nunes de Almeida	XIX (1994):197-212.
Inheritance, Demographic Structure, and Marriage: A Cross-Cultural Perspective	E.R. Brennan, A.V. James, and W.T. Morrill	VII (1982):289-298.
Introduction Ito Umea Database issue	Tom Ericsson and Lars-Goran Tedebrand	XIV (1989):191-194.
Jung and Easily Freudened. (Review Essay)	Bernard Wishy	III (1978):102-106.
Law, Land, and Love: Some Reflections on the Legal History of Marriage and the Family	James F. Traer	XII (1987):437-443.
The Life Course of Women: Age and Age Consciousness, 1865-1915	Howard P. Chudacoff	V (1980):274-292.
The Making of the Modern Family. (Review Essay)	Richard T. Vann	I (1976):106-1 18.
Marital Timing in Women's Life Patterns	Glen H. Elder and Richard Rockwell	I (1976):34-53.
Marriage Without Co-residence: A Special Type of Historic Family Form in Rural Carinthia	Michael Mitterauer	VI (1981):177-181.
Medieval Monogamy	Laura Betzig	XX (l995):181-215.
Observations on the Development of Kinship History	Robert Wheaton	XTl (1 987):389-405.
Our Mothers' Grief: Racial-Ethnic Women and the Maintenance of Families	Bonnie Thornton Dill	XIII (1988)415-431.
Peasant and Non-Peasant Family Forms in Relation to the Physical Environment and Local Economy	Michael Mitterauer	XVII (1992):139-159.
Picturing the Family: Photographs and Paintings in the Classroom	Warren Leon	VI (1981):15-27.
Precious Balsam in a Fragile Glass: The Ideology of Virginity in the Later Middle Ages	Clarissa W. Atkinson	VIII (l983):l3l-l43.
Preferences for the Sex of Offspring and Demographic Behavior in Eighteenth-and Nineteenth-Century Germany: An Examination of Evidence from Village Genealogies	John Knodel and Susan DeVos	V (l9~O) :145-166.
The Protoindustrial Household Economy: Toward a Formal Analysis	Ulrich Phster	XVII (1992):201-232.
Proto-industry, Women's Work, and the Household Economy in the Transition to Industrial Capitalism	Sonya 0. Rose	XIII (1988):181-194.
Putting the Historic House into the Context of History	Peter S. O'Connell	VI (1981):28-40.
Race and Ethnicity in the Industrializing City. (Review Essay)	Donald H. Parkerson	X (1985):402-408.
Racial Differences in First Names	Andrew S. London and S. Philip Morgan	XIX (1994):261-284.
Recycling History. (Book Review Essay)	David Levine	XVII (1992):331-339.
The Relationship of Inheritance Systems to Genealogical Structures and Male Longevity	John F. Martin	IX (1984):291-307.
Marriage, Family and the Faith: Women's Conversion to Islam	Maya Shatzmiller	V. 21, No. 3, July 1996, p. 235
Breast-Feeding in Medieval Islamic Thought:A Preliminary Study of Legal and Medical Writings	Avner Giladi	V. 23, No. 2, April 1998
Repression and Change in the Sexual Life of Young People in Medieval and Early Modern Times	J.-L. Flandrin	II (1977):196-210.
Residence, Family, Kinship: Some Recent Research. (Review Essay)	John Mogey	I (1976):95-105.
Rural Elderly Household Life-Course Transitions, 1900 and 1980 Compared	Thomas A. Arcury	XI (1986):55-76.
Scarcity and Prosperity in Postwar Childbearing:Exploration from the Life Course Perspective	Glen H. Elder	VI (1981):410-433.
Single Parenthood in 1900	Linda Gordon and Sara McLanahan	XVI (1991)97-116.
Sisters Worthy of Respect: Family Dynamics and Women's Roles in the Blackwell Family	Margo F. Horn	VIII (1983):367-382.
Social Change and Transitions to Adult-hood in Histoncal Perspective	John Modell, Frank Furstenberg, and Thendore Hershberg	I (1976):7-32.
SocioIogical and Historical Aspects of Entry into Marriage	Olga Toth, in collaboration with Peter Robert	XIX(I 994):35 1-368.
Structural Sources of Economic Pressure for Wives to Work: An Analytical Framework	Valerie Kincaide Oppenheimer	IV (1979):177-197.
The Study of Social Structure from Listings of lnhabitants.(Review Fssay)	Andrejs Plakans	IV (1979):87-94.
Three Studies of Fertility Change. (Review Essay)	Peter T. Marcy	XI (1986): 102-107.
To Preserve the Marital State: The Basler Ehegericht, 1550-1592	Thomas Max Safley	VII (1982):162-179.
Traditional Marriage: An Image or a Reality?:A Look at Some Recent Works	Thomas Fox	X (1985):206-211
Turn-of-the-Century Dedendence and Interdependence; Roles of Teens and Family Economies of the Aged	Cheryl Elman	XVIII (1993):65-85.
Turning Points and Transitions: Perceptions of the Life Course	Tamara K. Hareven and Kanji Masaoka	XIII (1988):27 1-289.
Waging War and Marriage: Miluary Service and Family Formation, 1940-1950	John Modell and Duane Steffey	XIII (1988):195-219.
Who Live With Whom? Individual and Household Measures	Miriam King and Samuel H. Preston	XV (1990):117-132.
Women's History and Family History: A Fruitful Collaboration of Missed Connection?	Louise A. Tilly	XII (1987):303-315.
Women's Work in the Family Economy: A Study of Depression Hardship in Women's Lives	Sheila Kishler Bennett and Glen H. Elder, Jr.	IV (1979):153-176.
Women, Family and the Law, 1750-1942	Chiara Saraceno	XV (1990):427-442.
The Written Record	Ellen K. Rothman	VI (1981):47-56.