1910 Norway Census

2,474,627 سجل

تغيير الفئة أو المجموعة

تاريخ الميلاد

يوم

شهر

السنة

إقامة

مكان

إضافة تفاصيل

الكلمات الأساسية

المزيد

مطابقة كل البنود بدقة

شكل واضح

كل المجموعات

تعداد السكان وقائمة الناخبين

التعداد الأسكندنافي

1910 Norway Census

1910 Norway Census

2,474,627 سجلات

The 1910 Norway Census was taken on Thursday, December 1, 1910 and continued on the following business days until it was completed. This census is the most recent census available due to Norwegian privacy laws which restrict public access to census data for 100 years. The collection contains names, genders, residences, relationships, marital status, birth places and for the first-time, for most people, full birth dates (day-of-month, month, and year). This inclusion of full birth dates for most people makes the 1910 census a genealogically important substitute national birth index for Norway in 1910. This was also the first census conducted following the dissolution of Norway’s union with Sweden in 1905. Following this dissolution of its union with Sweden, Norwegian society underwent a period of significant national pride. As a result, many of the municipality and city names associated with Danish or Swedish rule were replaced with more traditional Norwegian names. For example, the capitol, Kristiania, originally named after Danish King Christian IV, was renamed Oslo in 1924. The many changes to the names and borders of municipalities in Norway can present significant obstacles for genealogists. Detailed information about border and name changes within Norway can be found at the National Archives of Norway. Digitized images for the 1910 Norway Census are not currently available and have never been microfilmed or digitized by the National Archives of Norway. This collection is composed of transcribed index records provided in cooperation with the National Archives of Norway.

فئات السجلات ذات الصلة:

التعداد الأسكندنافي

النرويج

مجموعات ذات صلة

مشاهدة الكل

مجموعات ذات صلة

سجلات كنيسة النرويج، 1815-1938

النرويج ، سجلات الهجرة ، ١٨٦٧-١٩٧٣

1,001,744 سجل

Norway, Oslo Census, 1901

179,737 سجل

سجل عينة

Roald AmundsenNesodden, Akershus, Norway

Roald Engelbregt Gravning Amudsen (1872-1928), born in Østfold, Norway, was a polar explorer whose most famous of many expeditions in the Arctic and Antarctica was the first trek to the South Pole in 1911. He disappeared and was assumed dead while taking part in a rescue mission of the airship Italia in 1928.