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[http://www.tidsskriftet.no/?seks_id=941019 Here is a wonderful article on women and customs surrounding giving birth:]   
[http://www.tidsskriftet.no/?seks_id=941019 Here is a wonderful article on women and customs surrounding giving birth:]   


The article can be found in the "Tidsskrift for den Norske legeforening".  This is unfortunatly in Norwegian.  [http://www.tidsskriftet.no/index.php?seks_id=941073&a=summary&art_id=941019 Here is an English summary of the article:]{{dead link}}
The article can be found in the "Tidsskrift for den Norske legeforening".  This is unfortunatly in Norwegian. Adults had a shorter life span than they do today, so it is necessary to search the death records in order to get a complete picture of a family.  
 
Adults had a shorter life span than they do today, so it is necessary to search the death records in order to get a complete picture of a family.  


About the time of confirmation (between the ages of 14 and 20), young people often left home to earn their own living or to prepare themselves to do so. A young man may have signed a contract for a five-year apprenticeship to learn a trade such as shoe making, barrel making, or rope making. A young woman may have become a servant in a well-to-do household or lived with relatives to learn housekeeping.  
About the time of confirmation (between the ages of 14 and 20), young people often left home to earn their own living or to prepare themselves to do so. A young man may have signed a contract for a five-year apprenticeship to learn a trade such as shoe making, barrel making, or rope making. A young woman may have become a servant in a well-to-do household or lived with relatives to learn housekeeping.  
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