This data collection contains information about average population 1891-1900 and number of married couples, live births, illegitimate births, deaths, emigrants and immigrants during the period 1891 to 1900.
Sveriges officiella Statistik. A. Befolkningsstatistik. Ny följd XLII:4. Statistiska Centralbyråns underdåniga berättelser för år 1900. Fjärde avdelningen.: Befolkningsrörelsen i Sverige åren 1891-1900. Bihang: Dödlighets- och lifslängdstabeller för årtiondet 1891-1900.
Swedish Council for Research in the Humanitie and Social Sciences
Morbidity refers to incidence of ill health in a population. Data may cover the incidence or morbidity rate of a medical condition. For example, the number of people who suffer from lung cancer in a country or a geographic area during a single year. Mortality data indicate the numbers of deaths in a population by place, time, cause, or type of individual etc. For example, maternal mortality rate, child mortality rate. Use note: Self-reported survey data on illnesses and medical conditions are indexed with HEALTH hierarchy topics.
Surveys of an entire population, as opposed to a sample survey. Often used for official enumerations of a population, usually including the collection of related demographic information. Note that in some countries censuses are not used as demographic information can be obtained from official registers.
Includes immigration, emigration, internal migration as well as other types of geographical mobility. Immigration means coming to settle in another country than one's home country. Emigration means leaving one's home country to settle in another country. Migration is an umbrella term for both. Migration also includes internal migration, that is, movement of people within one country at different geographical levels.
Use note: In addition to this broader topic, use another topic for historical data. Example: for data on the working environments of family doctors in the 1960s, use HISTORY and 'Working conditions' plus 'Health care services and policies'. Use the HISTORY topic on its own only if a more specific topic cannot be found in this vocabulary.
ABILITY TO CONCEIVE A CHILD, IN BOTH MEN AND WOMEN