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together with the local sheriffs and mayors. In
each counting ward it was the schoolmasters or
especially selected persons who went from door
to door, and penned the actual census lists.”
An example of the registration form used can
be found at http://digitalarkivet.no/dok/1900/
skj1900-3.htm.
Detailed List for the Household
1875—http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/Web-
Meta.exeslag=vismeny&katnr=1&emnenr=4
“On this page you can search in the entire
1875 census for Norway, notice however that
the census is not yet complete. Nearly all of the
material has been registered by The Norwegian
Historical Data Centre (NHDC) and they have
concentrated most of the registration work on
the census lists from the north of Norway. If you
look in the menu to the left you will see a list of
all the counties represented in the census. You
can open up a county by clicking on the name
and then get a list of municipalities available
in the census.“
1900 Household result
Photo album of farms in the 1900 census
“December 2005, a new feature was introduced
in the Digital Archives. One can now submit
digitized photographs of farms in the 1900
census. In connection with this feature, a photo
album was established so that you can browse
the different photos without having to search in
the 1900 census. But there is a link in the album
between the farm photo and the respective farm
in the census list, so that one can find information
on the farm and household. When browsing
the census lists in a municipality in the 1900
census, all the lists with submitted photos, will
be marked with an icon of a house.”
List Databases with submitted photos
http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/WebMeta.exe
slag=visrss
There are 1490 items listed.
1875 Result for Neuhaus
1900 Census
http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/WebMeta.
exeslag=vismeny&katnr=1&emnenr=5
The census of 3 December 1900
“The royal resolution of 8 August 1900 proclaimed
that a general census was to be held
for the night before 3 December 1900. The aim
was to acquire a detailed survey of the whole
of the Norwegian population. People were to
be registered with the place of residence at the
time of registration. In the rural areas it was
the vicars who were responsible for the census
1900-telling for 1115 Helleland
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