HelPeR - BYU Idaho Special Collections and Family History
HelPeR - BYU Idaho Special Collections and Family History
HelPeR - BYU Idaho Special Collections and Family History
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bride.” Information that may be listed on a marriage<br />
record includes:<br />
parish Vimmerby l<strong>and</strong>sforsamling in the County Kalmar<br />
• Whether able to read, write, or recite the catechism<br />
• Birth date <strong>and</strong>/or place<br />
• Marriage date<br />
• Occupation<br />
• Moving dates <strong>and</strong>/or places<br />
• Death date<br />
Births/Christenings (Födde/Döpte)<br />
• Names of bride <strong>and</strong> groom<br />
• Marriage date<br />
• Ages<br />
• Whether single or widowed<br />
• Residences<br />
• Occupations<br />
• Parents’ names<br />
• Birthplaces<br />
• Names of witnesses<br />
Deaths/Burials (Döde/Begravne)<br />
Fodelsebok (Births) for 1897 in Kinne-Kleva<br />
in Skaraborg Count<br />
“Birth information generally began being recorded<br />
in christening records in the 18th century. Christenings<br />
were to take place within a few days of the birth.<br />
Therefore, even if no birth information is specifically<br />
given in a record, it can be approximated.” Christening<br />
records usually list:<br />
• Child’s name<br />
• Parents’ names<br />
• Place of residence<br />
• Christening date<br />
• Birth date<br />
• Names of godparents<br />
• Names of witnesses<br />
Marriages (Vigde)<br />
“Marriages generally took place in the parish of the<br />
“Death information generally began being recorded<br />
in burial records in the 18th century. Burials were to<br />
take place within a few days of the death. Therefore,<br />
even if no death information is specifically given in a<br />
record, it can be approximated. Burials were recorded<br />
in the parish in which the burial took place, which is<br />
not necessarily the same parish in which the death<br />
occurred.” Burial records usually list:<br />
• Deceased’s name<br />
• Burial date<br />
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