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Maids, Noblewomen, Journeymen, State Officials, and Others: Unmarried Adults in Four Swedish Towns, lves, how they lived, and what kind of life choices they made. One thing we do know is that the rate of unmarried adults was usually much higher in urban settings than in rural areas. Thus, towns appear as particularly important if we want to know more about these singles.

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Destitute in December: Unmarried Scots Navigating Poverty in Paisley, 1861idowed, or estranged from a spouse — affected the experience of poverty in nineteenth-century urban Scotland. Case studies from Paisley in December 1861 reveal the variety of ways singleness and poverty intersected and suggest that the experience of destitution was distinctly shaped by marital status.

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Creating a Space for Themselves on the Urban Market: Survival Strategies and Economic Opportunities ay be higher given that poor widows and spinsters were under-represented in urban tax records.. The towns thus appear to have attracted single women, or indeed contributed to their celibacy, and, depending on their age, marital status or social class, they found themselves facing a variety of economic situations.

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To Be or Not to Be a Beguine in an Early Modern Town: Piety or Pragmatism? The Great Beguinage of Stxplicitly linked these gifts to the condition that Marieke . and remained a beguine herself. It is therefore most likely that with their generous gifts, Heylwijck and Kathelijne primarily wanted to provide their nieces with a dowry of sorts, one that would enable them to start their own beguine household.