Genetic Demography of Deme Formation in a Franco-American Population : 1830-1903

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Genetic Demography of Deme Formation in a Franco-American Population : 1830-1903

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Study in biological anthropology on the immigration and settlement of French Canadians in New England, and the eventual community, then deme - or reproductive/"breeding" group - formation of Franco Americans in Old Town, Maine, through the 19th century. Study incorporates census and population analysis with community formation, utilizing five specific criteria to identify "community" : distinctiveness, smallness, homogeneity, self-sufficiency, and stability, the final of which being measured and proven by membership in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Parish of Old Town. The anthropology of a certain Franco American deme. How "deme" as a genetic, biological category differs from "community," with the Franco Americans of Old Town as case study.

Creator

Sorg, Marcella Harnish

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Date

1979

Language

en

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Thesis/Dissertation

Identifier

6055167, 11076178, 655165219

Coverage

1830-1903; Old Town, Maine

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Zotero

Num Pages

180

Place

Columbus, Ohio

Thesis Type

Ph. D., Anthropology

University

The Ohio State University

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