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01 10 0100010 01010100 Net Famil History Fill in your Given Name, Surname, Address, Zip code, Town (and state) to the right, Country (Land), and finally email. Then Check “Oprette” and Click Send. Your password will arrive in your email within minutes. Use your email address and the password to log in. You can change your personal info, password included, after logging in by selecting “brugerprofil” (User profile). (Confirmations), V-Viede (Marriage), and D-Døde (Death). After selecting the desired book, it is a bit of trial and error to locate the correct record type and date. There is a color code next to the Opslag (poster) number to show which pages have been viewed. Finding the Parish The good news is that all of the older parish records are available online for free; however, you do need to know the parish in order to find the desired records. It also helps to know the exact date of an event. Review U.S. vital records, military, immigration and naturalization records for clues. I have been able to locate the images of several records after finding the dates and places from IGI entries at FamilySearch.com. The Danish Demographic Database, listed next, can possibly locate individuals in census records that often provide the birth parish and timeframe as well as the necessary details to narrow down the search for a census record image. One record can often provide the necessary information such as birthplace, age, or home to help locate other records. Parish Registers—Images Click on Søg i kirkebøger (Search in parish registers) Select the desired Amt (County), Herred (Alle is for All), and Sogn (Parish). A list of the available records will then appear. 1858 Births in Trinitatis, Kobenhavn Birth entries show the Entry number, the Date, Child’s full name, Christening Date (in church or at Home), Parent’s Names, Mother’s Age, and the names of the Godparents. The Patronymic naming system was in use until 1860. There was a transition period as people began to use family surnames. 1858 Marriage Record for Lorenz Christian Neuhaus and Regina Oelund List of Records for Kongens Lyngby The Keys for the codes that appear at the top of each column are: F-Fodte (Birth), K-Konfirmered Marriage entries contain the Bride and Groom’s name, age, occupation, and residence along with the two Bondsmen, and the marriage date. The last entry is if the marriage was performed in the church or at home, and if it was done at home, the date that permission was given. 90 © Ev e r t o n’s Ge n e a l o g i c a l He l p e r Ja n ua ry/Fe b r u a r y 2009
Net Family History 010 01 0 101 01010100 Census Records—Images Click on Søg i folketælling (Search in population census). Browsing the census records is actually a more accurate description. First, select the årgang (Year), then the Stedbetegnelse (Place Name), and finally the Gade (Street) and then Click “Hent oplysninger” (Download information). The viewer window will open with a list of pages. It becomes a bit of trial and error at this point to find the desired page. 1880 Census record In the 1880 Census there are three pages for each place. There is a summary page, then the Hovediste with the list of people and a Tillaegsliste (Supplementary list). The Hovediste page contains the place name (parish, town or farm), the Family enumeration number, the Person’s enumeration number, their full name, sex, age, marital status, creed, birth place, and status in the family. At the beginning of one of the 1845 census there is a place name index telling the range of pages for each town. Some useful terms are: Kvarter—Town quarter, Købstad—Town, Amt— County, Herred—District (formerly a judicial district), and Sogn/Landsogn—Parish/rural parish. Danish Demographic Database www.ddd.dda.dk—Free Site www.ddd.dda.dk/ddd en.htm— in English (but not all databases!) The Danish Demographic Database (DDD) allows you to search for people in the indexes of various Census, Emigrant, Probate, and Immigrant databases. CENSUS/Folketaellinger—Index 1769-1921 Census Search http://ddd.dda.dk/d4/dddweb/asp/dddform uk.asp http://ddd.dda.dk/dddform uk.aspsit=2 Only the 1787, 1801, 1834, 1840, 1845, 1850, 1855, 1860, 1880, 1890, 1906, and the 1916 censuses are available at the site. It does not include the 1870, 1901, 1921, and 1925 censuses. This is a work in progress and all entries for the available years have not yet been entered. A search can be done for all years or for any single year but it can only be done for a single county at a time. The screen must be reset in order to choose another county. The advanced search says that you can select multiple counties, but it caused an error whenever I tried it. Click “Søgning efter personer” to search for a person. Enter Navn = Name (minimum 3 letters, blank separator, “_” replaces 1 char, “%” is wildcard), Amt (County) must be selected, “Alle aldre” = All ages. Køn: = Sex. Then Click “Søg” to search. Searching by name is a little different with this system. It gives the choice of “contains”, “=” (equals), and “starts with.” The default is “contains.” After entering a search for Neuhaus, it returned entries with Neuhaus as a middle name along with a number of entries for Neuhausen. I changed the search to equals Neuhaus and nothing was returned. I then noticed that this is not a surname search, but a full name search. Search results of contains Bockman in Kobenhavn Emigrants Emigrant database (1868 - 1908)—Index http://www.emiarch.dk/home.php3l=en in English While there are no images at this site, the information provided can be used to possibly locate the images of passenger lists or immigration records at other sites such as the Hamburg records at www.Ancestry.com, Castle Garden (www.castlegarden.org), and Ellis Island (www.ellisislandrecords.com). Details about the database were found on the Information page: “Emigration lists compiled by the Ja n ua ry/Fe b r u a r y 2009 Ev e r t o n’s Ge n e a l o g i c a l He l p e r © 91
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