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Widows and neighbors, cornfields and magueys. the impact of population increase in the Toluca Valley: the case of Tenango del Valle during the eighteenth century

Kanter, D.E.

Estudios Demograficos y Urbanos 7(1): 19-33

1992

ISSN/ISBN: 0186-7210
PMID: 12286032
Document Number: 323406
The author examines the effect of rapid population growth due to migration on the parish of Tenango del Valle, Mexico, during the eighteenth century. She gives special consideration to the impact on quality of life in indigenous villages, especially for widows and female heads of households who were impoverished as a result of discriminatory land transactions. Data are mainly from the parish register for 1770.

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