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Males and females both had, and still do, have different life spans. For males of course, in the 1700's, they did most of the "dirty work" as I like to call it. They did the outside work and farming. Agricultural development was something males had to do specifically because of there stature and body structure. Females, however, did cleaning, laundry, etc. So with that they weren't prone to any diseases like males, simply because they were inside workers. Females tended to live more and better that males. The life expectancy of Males and females was shocking, yet expected. Females:62 years or so was the average for a HARD-WORKING female, am i right ladies? Males:35-41 was the average life span of a working male. As you can see the huge difference in male and female life spans was a lot. Us females were always the hard working ones. :) Thanks.

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The only thing I could find about life expectancy in 1810 was for France. Here is the link. http://www.ined.fr/en/everything_about_population/graph_month/life_expectancy_france/

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It was different in different countries. Tell us which country, we can give you an answer. We get questions from several nations.

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40

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Early 40's.

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39

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