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Copenhagen: Finding a Place of Residence (view source)
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#[[Copenhagen: Church Records|Church Records]]: Many times, a birth record, marriage record, or death record will list where the individual was residing when the record was made. It is adviseable to only search church records if a parish of residence is already known. | #[[Copenhagen: Church Records|Church Records]]: Many times, a birth record, marriage record, or death record will list where the individual was residing when the record was made. It is adviseable to only search church records if a parish of residence is already known. | ||
#[[Copenhagen: Civil Registration|Civil Registration]]: Like the church records, civil registration will usually list where the individual was residing when the record was made. | #[[Copenhagen: Civil Registration|Civil Registration]]: Like the church records, civil registration will usually list where the individual was residing when the record was made. | ||
If you cannot find a family's place of residence, you may need to begin searching parish to parish for the family. See the strategies under ''Step 4''. | |||
== Step 3: What jurisdictions does the address belong to? == | == Step 3: What jurisdictions does the address belong to? == | ||
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== Step 4: What's next? == | == Step 4: What's next? == | ||
After you have determined the jurisdictions the family lived in, you can begin to search for other records. | After you have determined the jurisdictions the family lived in, you can begin to search for other records. | ||
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