1891 Norway Census

2,064,661 rekords

Verander kategorie of versameling

Geboortedatum

Dag

Maand

Jaar

Verblyf

Plek

Voeg besonderhede by

Sleutelwoorde

Nog

Vergelyk alle woorde presies

Wis vorm

Alle Versamelings

Sensusrekords & Kieserslyste

Nordiese Sensus

1891 Norway Census

1891 Norway Census

2,064,661 rekords

The 1891 Norway Census was taken January 1, 1891 and contains information on virtually all persons living in Norway on that day and sailors on Norwegian ships at home ports or abroad. The collection contains names, genders, residences, relationships, marital status, birth years, birth places, and genealogical information unique to this census such as a question asked of married women about their kinship with their husbands. This census departed from previous Norwegian censuses by using civic municipalities, rather than ecclesiastical parishes, as the census districts for rural areas. The 1891 census is also unique because it did away with the list format used in previous censuses and instead used a separate form for each individual. This permitted the government to collect more information than they had in the past, such as information about the living arrangements of each citizen, the relationship between spouses, as well as the language and cultural information of the indigenous Sámis. As each individual in the census has his or her own census questionnaire, presented in the collection as a digital image associated with each indexed record, a researcher will need to examine the records and images associated with other family members to see all information recorded for a family group. Additional information not present in the index, such as occupation, can be found on the digital images. Municipality names and borders have changed significantly since this census was completed. The names of municipalities in this index may have spellings and borders that do not match current municipalities. Detailed information about municipality changes may be found through the National Archives of Norway. This index of the 1891 census is complete with records for all persons it enumerates and all records have an accompanying digital image. The images are provided through cooperation with the National Archives of Norway.

Verwante rekordkategorieë:

Nordiese Sensus

Noorweë

Verwante versamelings

SIEN ALLES

Verwante versamelings

Noorweë Kerkrekords, 1815-1938

42,248,250 rekords

1875 Noorweë Sensus

1,834,978 rekords

1870 Noorweegse Sensus

250,299 rekords

Noorweë, Emigrasieregisters, 1867-1973

1,001,744 rekords

Norway, Oslo Census, 1901

224,666 rekords

Voorbeeld rekord

Christian MichelsenBergen, Hordaland, Norway

Peter Christian Hersleb Kjerschow Michelsen (1857-1925) was a lawyer, shipping magnate, and politician. Born in Bergen, Norway he attended school in Bergen and studied law at The Royal Frederick University in Oslo. In 1891 he was elected to the Norwegian Parliament and in 1905 became Prime Minister where he was instrumental in the social and political movement to dissolve the union between Norway and Sweden.