Women were generally married around the age of thirteen or fourteen. If they weren't married before 25, it was humiliating within their social spheres and they would be considered 'spinsters'. Women who were widowed were encouraged to remarry as soon as possible. Mostly because marriage wasn't usually a romantic attachment, more of convenience or for benefits of the economic sort.
bluestockings
They wore clothes!
The role of women in New York in the 1700s was as wives and mothers. They did not have occupations outside the home, and were granted very few rights in society.
13-45
It depended a lot on the individual person. Girls as low as twelve or thirteen could get married, but this wasn't very common. 16-21 would be a good guide for an average age. Some would be married again if their husbands died, so they could get married quite late.
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they were totally wicked! no seriously wicked! man!
New Jersey
No. The brassiere wasn't invented until the mid-1800s. Women wore different undergarments then.
for a married women is Mrs.
When you say people we have to remember men and women had complety different social roles. Since the mans job was to provide he must have a established career it was unusual to get married in his late twenties or mid to late thirties. Women on the other hand there role was to care for the home and produce and raise children thus they were married from early teens to early twenties after that they were considered spinsters
because they like women with experience in bed... and married women have that...