There's been a fair few threads asking about the same or similar things to you which you might want to take a look at whilst someone can answer your question specifically if the other ones do not:

• "What were different decades in the 1800s like?" - Submitted on 25 March 2015: over 100 answers

• "How far back does calling decades 50's, 60's, 70's etc go ? Would people in the 18th century casually talk about the 50's like we do?" - Submitted on 17th August 2013, there's a few deleted comments but also a fair few informative ones.

• "Did other decades experience cultural categorization (like 90's kids)? In the 1800's, were newspapers referring to "centennials" or discussing how the 1780's generation was different from the 1790's generation?" - Submitted on 29th September 2013, again there's a good amount of informative comments.

• "How would you periodize the 1800s in the Western World akin to how the 1900s are generally broken up by decade (e.g. The Roaring Twenties, The Dirty Thirties)?" - Submitted on 15th March 2016

• "Is the concept of each decade having its own distinct styles and culture a relatively recent thing, or were decades in past centuries thought of the same way?" - Submitted on 1st January 2016

• "Did the 1800s have distinctive decades like the 20th century?" - Submitted on 3rd April 2015

• "People of our day and age can easily distinguish cultures via their decade. If we were living in the 1600s, 1700s, or 1800s, could we do the same?" - Submitted on 10th April 2014

• "Is the trend of referring to decades as the "[x]ies" a modern thing?" - Submitted on 11th February 2015

I'm sure there will be more and if you'd like to view those click this link on decades