Irish female labor in the 1800's : Domestic Servants
Dublin Core
Title
Irish female labor in the 1800's : Domestic Servants
Subject
Irish female laborers jobs and challenges faced
Description
Discussion of the type of job that Irish female laborers mainly had, and the impact said job had on them financially and personally
Creator
Andrew Urban
Source
Gender and History volume 21
Publisher
Blackwell Publishing
Date
2009
Contributor
Wiley.com, Andrew Urban, David Roediger, Mary Anne Sadlier, Maureen Fitzgerald
Rights
Copyright © 1999-2014 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Relation
This is an article from Gender and History volume 21
Format
PDF form and HTML form of article
Language
English
Type
Immigration history
Identifier
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com.mutex.gmu.edu/doi/10.1111/j.1468-0424.2009.01548.x/full;jsessionid=E2CA2EEAFD0C0EB24FAA077C1612F5AC.f02t04
Coverage
Irish female domestic servant labor during the 1800's
Collection Items
Irish Domestic Servants, ‘Biddy’ and Rebellion in the American Home
The source touches upon the arrival of Irish females into the work force, and how they ended up holding a majority of the jobs within the field of housekeeping, they made up 74 percent of domestic servants in New York City. This source contributes to…
Irish Domestic servants, 'Biddy' and Rebellion in the American Home
Discussion of the type of Job that Irish female laborers mainly had, and the impact said job had on them financially and personally. This source contributes to the project in that it shows the success that women had when working as domestic…
The Wages of Whiteness: "Irish Jobs and Irish Whiteness”
The impact Irish female laborers had, including their domination of the domestic service industry
The Irish Domestic Servant
Article including information from Mary Anne Sadlier's book about Irish female laborers: Bessy Conway
The Irish Girl in America
revolve around the central concerns of Sadlier's work and the dangers of immigration and the plight of Irish women