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This is a Cohort Study study (also classified as: Quantitative Study).

October 3, 2025The History of the FamilyOpen Access

Work, marriage, and childbearing trajectories in Derbyshire, 1881–1911

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Fertility trajectories are categorized into High, Moderate, and Low clusters, revealing significant variations based on occupational groups.
Key evidence indicates that female domestic servants and male miners exhibit high marital fertility, contrasting with textile industry couples.
Analysis using cluster analysis and multinomial logistic regression highlights how occupational factors shape fertility patterns over time.
Understanding these interactions is important for explaining demographic trends related to childbearing and marriage in Derbyshire.

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Sequence analysis reveals fertility patterns influenced by occupational structure in Derbyshire, indicating significant demographic shifts.

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Sequence analysis reveals fertility patterns influenced by occupational structure in Derbyshire, indicating significant demographic shifts.