HelPeR - BYU Idaho Special Collections and Family History

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Property/Real estate
Digitized Real Estate Registers
“This material consists of mortgage books,
which contains written copies of official stated
public documents sorted chronological after
their stated date. It also consists of registers,
which are short descriptions and locators to
the mortgage books, sorted by property. The
registers and mortgage books are located at the
Archives by local officials.
This service provides three different entries to the
material.
Property: “Use this entry if you know whole or
parts of names and/or real estate reverence numbers.
This entry has at this stage a limited coverage and
only works for registers younger than 1880.”
Register: “Use this when you don’t find your information
by using the property entry. By eyeball
reading the registers (you need to understand and
read handwritten Norwegian text) you may find your
references and then use this to look into the mortgage
book. The coverage does at this stage not include the
whole country.”
Navigate in the material by selecting county,
district court area (or bailiff area), perhaps administrative
district and mortgage register. To find the
desired property, one needs to browse the mortgage
registers, but sometimes the alphabetical property
indexes in front of the registers are useful. Follow
the reference in the mortgage registers to the mortgage
protocols. Currently, only Hedmark, Oppland,
Buskerud, Vestfold, Telemark, Hordaland, Bergen,
and Sogn og Fjordane counties are represented in
this entrance.
Mortgage book: If one knows which office (sorenskriver,
etc.), mortgage protocol and page number
to find a desired property (for instance from Infoland),
one can navigate to the specific protocol by
selecting county and office, and the lookup the exact
page by writing the page number. Currently, only
Hedmark, Oppland, Buskerud, Vestfold, Telemark,
Hordaland, Bergen and Sogn og Fjordane counties
are represented in this entrance. Search or navigate to
the desired property in the mortgage registers by selecting
county, municipality (anno 1960), farm name,
farm unit name, or farm number/farm unit number.
Follow the reference in the mortgage register to the
actual document in the mortgage protocol. Project
status: Indexed: 6,708 books and registers, Indexed:
2,617,533 pages, Digitized: 4,300,542 pages.”
The Digital Inn
http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/WebMeta.exe
slag=vispensjonat—Free site
In the Digital Inn you will find databases that are
made by either organizations or persons outside the
National Archives. The contributor is responsible
for the content in the databases, and (s)he holds the
copyright to the data. The Digital Archive offers only
an Internet-based publishing tool, and shall not distribute
the material in any other way than through
the Digital Inn. Nevertheless, the Digital Archive is
the editor of the Digital Inn, making sure the material
is of an appropriate quality for the users. The
contributor may withdraw his/her databases at any
time. Likewise, the Digital Archive may reserve itself
from publishing the databases.
In the Digital Inn you will find a list of all the contributors,
and you must visit the rooms to see with
databases they have made. However, the databases
are also available through the access “Source categories”
and the geographical accesses. The databases
from the Digital Inn will be distinguishable by a DP
in front of the link.
Digital Books
http://da2.uib.no/cgi-win/webbok.exe
There is a link to 255 digitized books. A few examples
are:
• 15. Norske folkelivsbilleder—Norwegian life photos
• 26. Bergens Adressebok 1924-1925
• 32. J.C.L. Lengnick: Personalhistoriske bidrag—
J.C.L. Lengnick: Personal History contribution
Numbers 77 through 84 for are Heimstavnsforklaringar
i Bergen 1854-1883
These are books for requesting poor support in Bergen
from 1854-1883.
Google’s translation:
”Home spell Right is a concepts that have been
central in fattigpleia far in the eighteenth time.
Very easily defined as the impoverished district
where one in naud case was entitled to poor supported,
but the rules for how long one had to be
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