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[The demography of an Atlantic island population. Grand Canary, 1680-1850].


 The author applies inverse projection methods to data from baptism and death records for the parishes of the island of Grand Canary from 1680 up to the cholera epidemic of 1851. The relationships among the economy, migration, and other demographic parameters for this isolated population are assessed. He concludes that the island population was not greatly affected by emigration to the Americas until the late eighteenth century, and that a high birth rate combined with low levels of mortality wreaked havoc with the local economy.
