Ethnology, Volume 42University of Pittsburgh, 2003 - Anthropology |
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... names , English given names and surnames , family relationships , and ages . The 1894 and 1902 census rolls included the sex of all persons enumerated . The 1886 census did not include sex , with the exception of individuals living by ...
... names , English given names and surnames , family relationships , and ages . The 1894 and 1902 census rolls included the sex of all persons enumerated . The 1886 census did not include sex , with the exception of individuals living by ...
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... names are of such vital significance because they act so as to transform the sheerly physical and geographical into something that is historically and socially experienced . The bestowing of names creates shared existential space out of ...
... names are of such vital significance because they act so as to transform the sheerly physical and geographical into something that is historically and socially experienced . The bestowing of names creates shared existential space out of ...
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... Names also may refer to a new place of settlement , which invariably occurs by adaptation of the name Florida ( e.g. , El Floridita ) , which double - references the name of the state as well as its Spanish origins ( Ponce De Leon named ...
... Names also may refer to a new place of settlement , which invariably occurs by adaptation of the name Florida ( e.g. , El Floridita ) , which double - references the name of the state as well as its Spanish origins ( Ponce De Leon named ...
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Kinship and Marriage among the Omaha 18861902 | 1 |
Volume XLII Number | 4 |
Domestic Production | 15 |
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