Canada
Title	Author	Issue Details
The French-Canadian Family Economy and Standard of Living in Lowell, Massachusetts, 1870	Francis H. Early	VII (1992):180-199
Individual and Family Life Courses in the Saguenay Region, Quebec, 842-1911	Gerard Bouchard and Isabelle de Pourbaix	XII (1987)225-242
Fatherhood, Masculinity, and the Good Life during Canada's Baby Boom, 1945-1965	Robert Rutherdale	V. 24, No. 3, July 1999, p. 351
Family and Household in Nineteenth-Century Canada: Regional Patterns and Regional Economics	A. Gordon Darroch and Michael Ornstein	IX (1984):158-177
The Life Course of Seventeenth-Century Immigrants to Canada	Yves Landry and Jacques Legare	XII (1987):201-212
Women, Families, and the Provincial Hospital for the Insane, British Columbia, 1905-1915	Mary-Ellen Keim	XIX (1994):177-193
Pauper Apprenticeship in Early Nineteenth Century Ontario	Charlotte Neff	V. 21, No. 2, April 1996, p. 144
Automatic Family Reconstitution: The French-Canadian Seventeenth-Century Experience	Bernard Desjardins, Pierre Beauchamp, and Jacques Legare	II (I977):56-76
Ethnicity, Family Structure, and Seasonal Labor Strategies on Quebec's Appalachian Frontier	J.I. Little	XVII (1992):289-302
Family Contexts of Fertility and Infant Survival in Nineteenth-Century Montreal	Sherry A. Olsen and Patricia A. Thornton	XVI (1991):401-417
Family Structure and Geographic Mobility at Laterriere, 1851-1935	Gerard Bouchard	II (1977):350-369.
The French-Canadian Family Economy and Standard of Living in Lowell, Massachusetts, 1870	Francis H. Early	VII (1992):180-199
I Never Noticed She Was Dirty: Fatherhood and the Death of Charlotte Duffy in Late-Nineteenth-Century Victoria	Ashley Hogan	V. 24, No. 3, July 1999, p. 305
United States
Title	Author	Issue Details
Anglo-American Criteria for Resolving Child Custody Disputes from the Eighteenth Century to the Present - Reflections on the Role of Socio Cultural Change	Jacob Goldstein and Abraham Fenster	XIX (1994):35-56.
Agricultural Variation and Human Fertility in Antebellum Pennsylvania	Gary L. Laidig, Wayne A. Schutjer, and C. Shannon Stokes	VI (1981):195-204.
Agriculture and Women's Work: Directions of Change in the West, 1700-1900	Bengt Ankerloo	IV (1979):l11-120.
An Ethnocentric Perspective on Cheyenne Demography	John H. Moore and Gregory R. Campbell	XIV (1989): 17-42.
A Higher Quality of Life for Whom? Mouths to Feed and Clothes to Wear in the Families of Late-Nineteenth-Century American Workers	Daniel Scott Smith	XIX (1994):l-33.
A Note on Remarriage Reporting in the 1910 US Census	Ellen Kramarow	XX (1995):347-364.
Adolescent Culture in Colonial Massachusetts	Roger Thompson	IX (1984): 127-144.
African-American Women and Work: A Socio-Historical Perspective	Norma J. Burgess and Hayward Derrick Horton	XVIII (1993):53-63.
Afro-American Adaptive Strategies: The Visiting of Kith and Kin Among Black Norfolkians During the Great Migration	Earl Lewis	XII (1987):407-420.
Death, Friendship and Female Identity During New England's Second Great Awakening.	Irene Quensler Brown.	XII (I 987):367-387
Blessed or Not? The New Spinster in England and the United States in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries.	Ruth Freeman and Patricia Klaus.	IX (1984):394-414
Frontier Patterns of Marriage, Family, and Ethnicity: Central Wisconsin in the 1880s	Jan Coombs	XVIII (1993):265-282
The Power of Culture: A Review of the Idea of Africa's Influence on Family Structure in Antebellum America	Antonio McDaniel	XV (1990):225-238
The Fault of Memory: 'Southern Italy' in the Imagination of Immigrants and the Lives of Their Children in Italian Harlem, 1920-1945	Robert A Orsi	XV (1990):133-147
Dutch Immigrant Demography, 1820-1880	Robert P. Swierenga	V (1980):390-405
Problems and Promises: Colonial American Child Rearing and Modernization Theory	Rodney Hessinger	V. 21, No. 2, April 1996, p. 125
Handing Down the Farm:Values, Strategies, and Outcomes in Inheritance Practices among Rural German Americans	Stephen John Gross	V. 21, No. 2, April 1996, p. 192
Twentieth-Century Family Life Cycle and its Determinants in the United States	M. Nabil EI-Khorazaty	V. 22, No. 1, January 1997, p. 70
The Effects of AFDC on American Family Structure, 1940-1990	Steven Ruggles	V. 22, No. 3, July 1997, p. 307
Educating Our Girls and Welfare Mothers: Discussions of Education Policy for Pregnant and Parenting Adolescents in Federal Hearings, 1975-1995	Jennifer Mittelstadt	V. 22, No. 3, July 1997, p. 326
The Social Construction of the North American Honeymoon, 1800-1995	Kris Buicroft, Richard Buicroft, Linda Smeins, and Helen Cranage	V. 22, No. 4, October 1997, p. 462
Masculinity and Adolescence in Antebellum America:Robert Wirt at West Point, 1820-1821	Anya Jabour	V. 23, No. 4, October 1998, p. 393
lf It Shall Seem Just and Proper: The Effect of Race and Morals on Alimony and Child Support Appeals in the District of Columbia, 1980	Sheila D. Ards, William A. Darity Jr., and Samuel L. Myers Jr	V. 23, No. 4, October 1998, p. 441
The Rights of Husbands and the Duties of Wives:Power and Desire in the American Bedroom, 1850-1910	Jesse F. Battan	V. 24, No. 2, April 1999, p. 165
Infanticide and Infant Abandonment in the New South:Richmond, Virginia, 1865-1915	Elna C. Green	V. 24, No. 2, April 1999, p. 187
Surviving Separation: Cross-Plantation Marriages and the Slave Trade in Antebellum South Carolina	Emily West	V. 24, No. 2, April 1999, p. 212
Ye Heart of a Father: Male Parenting in Colonial New England	Lisa Wilson	V. 24, No. 3, July 1999, p. 255
It Is Befler to Marry Than to Burn: Anglo-American Attitudes toward Celibacy, 1600-1800	Eric R. Seeman	V. 24, No. 4, October 1999, p. 397
Baby Bust and Baby Boom: A Study of Family Size in a Group of University of Chicago Faculty Wives Born 1900-1934	Nella Fermi Weiner	VIII (1983):279-291
'Beyond One's Control': Life Course and the Tragedy of Class, Boston, 1880-1900	Carole Srole	XI(1986):43-54
Birth Control and the Fertility of the U.S. Black Population, 1880-1980	Joseph A. McFalls, Jr. and George S. Masnick	Vl (1981):89-106
Black Fertility and Family Structure in the United States, 1880-1940	Stanley L. Engerman	II (1977):117-138
Blessed or Not? The New Spinster in England and the United States in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries	Ruth Freeman and Patricia Klaus	IX (1984):394-414
Childlessness in a Transitional Population: The United States at the Turn of the Century	Stewart F. Tolnay and Avery M. Guest	VII (1982):200-219
Close-Kin Marriage and Upper-Class Formation in Late-Fighteenth-Century Philadelphia	Robert J, Gough	XIV (1989):119-136
Coming of Age Among U.S. Farm Boys in the Late 1800s: Occupational and Residential Choices	Francesca A. Florey and Avery M. Guest	XIII (1989):233-250
Delaying the Fertility Decline: German Women in Saginaw County, Michigan, 1850-1880	G. Alexander Ross	XIV (1989): 157-170
Early Fertility Decline in America: A Problem in Family History	Daniel Scott Smith	XII (1987):73-84
The Entrepreneurial Family Economy: Family Strategies and Self-Employment in Detroit, 1880	Melanie Archer	XV (1990):261-283
Family and Fertility in Rural Ohio: Wood County, Ohio, in 1860	James Q. Graham, Jr	VIII (1983):262-278
The Family and Schooling in Colonial and Nineteenth-Century America	Mans A. Vinovskis	XII (1987):19-37
Family Economic Strategies in Nineteenth- and Early-Twentieth-Century Indianapolis	Robert V. Robinson	XX (1995):l-22
Family Economy and the Black American Fertility Transition	Stewart F. Tolnay	XI (1986):267-283
The Family Economy and the Market: Wages and Residence of Pennsylvania Women in the 1890s	Gary Cross and Peter Shergold	XI (1986):245-265
Family Planning Services: A History of U.S. Federal Legislation	William L. Davis	XVI (1991):381-400
Fathers, Sons, and Wealth in Colonial Windsor, Connecticut	Linda Auwers	III (1978):136-149
Female Slaves: Sex Roles and Status in the Antebellum Plantation South	Deborah G. White	VIII (1983)248-261
Fertility of Southern Black Farmers in 1900: Evidence and Speculation	Stewart F. Tolnay	VIII (1983):314-322
Fertility. Marriage, and Occupation in the Pennsylvania Anthracite Region, 1850-1880	Michael R. Haines	II (1977):28-55
Fertility, Nuptiality and Family Limitation Among the Wends of Serbin, Texas, 1854-1920	Kenneth H. Fliess	XIII (1988):123-142
Immigration and Family Separation in the U.S. at the Turn of the Twentieth Century	Arodys Robles and Susan Coits Watkins	XVIII (1993): 191-211
Immigrant Families in an Industrial City: A Study of Households in Holyoke, 1880	Myfanwy Morgan and Hilda H. Golden	IV (1979):59-68
Industrialization, the Household and the Family Life Course: Young Adults in Appalachian Kentucky	Thomas A. Arcury	XV (1990):285-3l2
Lewis Henry Morgan and the Prohibition of Cousin Marriage in the United States	Martin Ottenheimer	XV (1990):325-334
Life Course, Norms, and the Family System of Older Americans in 1900	Daniel Scott Smith	IV (1979):285-298
The Life Cycle of American Families: An Expanded Analysis	Graham B. Spanier and Paul C. Glick	V (1980):98-l12
Making a Way: Strategies of Southern Urban African-American Fmilies, 1900-1936	Andrea G. Hunter	XVIII (1993):231-248
Migration and Fertility: Behavioral Change on the American Frontier	Geraldine P. Mineau, Lee L. Bean, and Douglas L. Anderton	XIV (1989):43-61
The Neglect of Female Children and Childhood Sex Ratios in Nineteenth Century America: A Review of the Evidence	David T. Courtwright	XV (l989):313-323
New Evidence on the Timing of Early Life Course Transitions: The United States 1900 to 1980	David A. Stevens	XV (1990):163-178
Opportunity, Movement, and Marriage:U.S. Farm Sons at the Turn of the Century	Nancy S. Landale	XIV (I 989):365-386
Out-of-Wedlock Childbearing in an AnteBellum Southern County	Susan Newcomer	XV (1990):357-368
People on the Mormon Frontier: Kanab's Families of 1874	Dean L. May	I (1976): 169-192
The Postwar Rise and Decline of American Fertility: The Pace of Transition to Motherhood Among 1950-1969 Marital Cohorts of White Women	Vijayan K. Pillai	XII (1987):421-436
Recent Change and the Periodization of American Family History	Daniel Scott Smith	XX (1995):329-346
Regulating the American Family	Steven Mintz	XIV (1989):387-408
Religion, Nurture, and Personality in Early America. (Review essay)	Richard D. Brown	IV (1979):95-100
Salem Towne's Probate Inventory, An Assessment. (Appendix)	Caroline Fuller Sloat	VI (1981):41-46
Share and Share Alike: Inheritance Patterns in Two Illinois Farm Communities	Edward V. Carroll and Sonya Salamon	XIII (1988):219-232
Slave Kinship: A Case Study of the South Carolina Good Hope Plantation, 1835-1856	Charles Wetherell	VI (1981):294-308
Slave Marriage and the Family	Richard H. Steckel	V (1980):406-421
Students and Family History: The View from Old Sturbridge Village	Pamela Beall, Warren Leon, Peter O'Connell, and Ellen Rothman	VI (1981):5-14
Studying the Black Family. (Review Essay)	Stanley L. Engerman	111 (1978):78-l0l
Tabernacles for Waiting Spirits: Monogamous and Polygamous Fertility in a Mormon Town	Larry Logue	X (1985):60-74
'Tender Plants': Quaker Farmers and Children in the Delaware Valley, 1681-1735	Barry Levy	III (1978):l16-135
The Value of Children During Industrialization: Sex Ratios in Childhood in Nineteenth-Century America	L.A. Hammel, Sheila R. Johansson, and Caren A. Ginsberg	III (1978):346-366
Western Fertility in Mid-Transition:Fertility and Nuptiality in the United States and Selected Nations at the Turn of the Century	Michael R. Haines	XV (1990):21-46
Work, Leisure, and Family Roles: Farm Households in the United States, 1920-1955	Joann Vanek	V (1980):422-431
Working Class Debt in the Late Nineteenth Century United States	Elyce Rotella and George Alter	XVIII (1993):111-134
The French-Canadian Family Economy and Standard of Living in Lowell, Massachusetts, 1870	Francis H. Early	VII (1992):180-199
Proliflc Immigrants and Dwindling Natives? Fertility Patterns in Western Massachusetts, 1850-1880	Jerry Wilcox and Hilda H. Golden	VII (1982):265-288
'The Fruit that Hangs Highest': Courtship and Chaperonage in New York High Society, 1880-1920	Maureen E. Montgomery	V. 21, No. 2, April 1996, p. 172
Female Rituals and the Politics of the New York Marriage Market in the Late Nineteenth Century	Maureen E. Montgomery	V. 23, No. 1, January 1998, p. 47
Family Security or Social Security? The Family and the Elderly in New York State during the 1920s	N. Sue Weiler	XI (1986):77-96
Marriage Patterns in Mid-Nineteenth Century New York State: A Multivariate Analysis	Mans A. Vinovskis	Ill (1978):51-61
What Can We Learn about Fertility Transitions from the New York State Census of 1865	Avery M. Guest	XV (1990):47-67