JOURNAL OF FAMILY HISTORY

1889 Oklahoma Land Run: The Settlement of Payne County

Moral Heroes or Suffering Persons? Ancestors in Family Intergenerational Stories and the Intersection of Family and National Memories

The Dialectics of Motherhood in 1950s New Zealand

German Governesses in Victorian Middle-class Families: A Challenge to Domestic Authority?

Families in Austronesian Expansion

Adolescents’ Impact on Family Economy in Sweden: During the First Decades of the Twentieth Century

On Civil and Free Marriages in Romania Before 1914

The Armstrongs of Manorhamilton and West Gwillimbury: A Study of Settlement and Migration Patterns of Irish Immigrants to Upper Canada

Rooms of Their Own: Child Experts, House Design, and the Rise of the Child’s Private Bedroom

“In the Exercise of a Sound Discretion, Who, of This Class of Persons, Shall Have a Right to the License…”: Family, Race, and Firearms in Antebellum North Carolina

Thirty Years in the Making: Attitudes to Abortion among Czechs and Slovaks at the End of the State Socialist Era in Czechoslovakia

Deconstructing Oral Histories of Family Strategies through Record Linkage: Comparing Interview, Tax, Welfare, and Parish Sources from Early Twentieth-century Finland

From the Triangle to the Rhombus: Exploration, Systematization, and Material for a Genealogical Theory

From France to the Church: The Generalization of Parish Registers in the Catholic Countries

“I Forgive My Sons for Any Disgust They Might Have Caused Me”: Alvise I Mocenigo and the Decline of Paternal Authority in Nineteenth-century Venice

“She Was What They Call a ‘Pepe’”: Kinship Practice and Incest Codes in Late Colonial Guatemala

Do Economic and Political Changes Matter? Intergenarational Occupational Mobility in Spain

Establishing Children’s Legal Rights: Children, Family, and the State in Taiwan under Japanese Colonial Rule (1895–1945)