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 '''Most of your genealogical research for Overijssel  will be in three main record types: population registers, civil registration, and church records. This article will teach you methods for locating and searching these  record groups.'''
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-== Population Registers ==
-See [[Netherlands Population|Netherlands Population]] for further information.<br>
-From 1850 onwards the Government has recorded the address and basic details such as name, birthdate, birthplace, occupation and religion of all residents of the Netherlands.
-*From 1850-1940 these are on paper and public.
-*From 1940-1994 these are on paper and can be viewed on request (see below)
-*From 1994-present these are in digital format and can be viewed on request (see below)
-=== Accessing Population Registers ===
-* From 1850-1940
-**[http://www.geneaknowhow.net/digi/bronnen.html Geneaknowhow]
-**[https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2018408 FamilySearch collection Netherlands Census and Population Registers, 1574-1940]
-**On the FamilySearch Catalog under [https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&placeId=154411&query=%2Bplace%3A%22Netherlands%2C%20Overijssel%22 Overijssel]
-*From 1940 onwards. The records are only public if the person has been deceased for about two years. You must contact the [http://cbg.nl/diensten/onderzoeksvragen/ Central Bureau for Genealogy] and fill in an application form. If the record is found, it will also contain details about the main person's parents, spouse and children. Some information may be blanked out in the case of people deceased relatively recently.
 ==Civil Registration (Burgelijke Stand)==
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 *In the search entry form for [http://www.historischcentrumoverijssel.nl/zoeken-in-de-collecties/archieven?mivast=141&mizig=128&miadt=141&milang=nl&miview=tbl Overjissel Historisch Centrum, Civil Registration, found here], use the drop-down arrows for an advanced search. The website indicates that they are still scanning images but hope to eventually complete them. It refers users to the FamilySearch collection above as a more complete collection.
-===Death Records since 1940===
-[http://194.171.109.12/lang/EN '''The Centraal Bureau voor Genealogie'''] has records of everyone who has died since 1940. ($) See: [http://www.cbg.nl/download/engels%20-%20pkpl%20februari%202013 '''pdf information and instructions.''']
 == Church Records (DTB) ==
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 *[http://zoekakten.nl/prov.php?id=OV Zoekakten] was created to make it easier to find Netherlands records on FamilySearch. See the [[Zoekakten]] page on this wiki for further details on how to use Zoekakten.
 *[https://www.vpnd.nl Van Papier Naar Digitaal] has pre-1811 church records, surname changes in 1811.
+== Population Registers (Bevolkingregisters) ==
+See [[Netherlands Population|Netherlands Population]] for further information.<br>
+From 1850 onwards the Government has recorded the address and basic details such as name, birthdate, birthplace, occupation and religion of all residents of the Netherlands.
+*From 1850-1940 these are on paper and public.
+*From 1940-1994 these are on paper and can be viewed on request (see below)
+*From 1994-present these are in digital format and can be viewed on request (see below)
+=== Accessing Population Registers ===
+* From 1850-1940
+**[http://www.geneaknowhow.net/digi/bronnen.html Geneaknowhow]
+**[https://familysearch.org/search/collection/2018408 FamilySearch collection Netherlands Census and Population Registers, 1574-1940]
+**On the FamilySearch Catalog under [https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&placeId=154411&query=%2Bplace%3A%22Netherlands%2C%20Overijssel%22 Overijssel]
+*From 1940 onwards. The records are only public if the person has been deceased for about two years. You must contact the [http://cbg.nl/diensten/onderzoeksvragen/ Central Bureau for Genealogy] and fill in an application form. If the record is found, it will also contain details about the main person's parents, spouse and children. Some information may be blanked out in the case of people deceased relatively recently.
 ==Reading the Records==
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 ==Websites ==
-*[http://www2.historischcentrumoverijssel.nl/bronnen/landverhuizers.asp Overijssel Emigrants, Overijssel Historical Center].
+*[https://www.historischcentrumoverijssel.nl/onderzoek/mijn-familie/andere-indexen/landverhuizers?highlight=landverhuizers Historisch Centrum Overijssel page on emigrants from Overijssel].
 *[https://www.Zoekakten.nl/prov.php?id=OV Zoekakten Overijssel Page] , pre-1811 church records
-*[http://www.historischcentrumoverijssel.nl/doorzoek-de-collecties/archieven?mivast=141&mizig=210&miadt=141&micode=0124&milang=nl&miview=inv2 Historisch Centrum Overijssel], Births, Marriages and Deaths after 1811, records of surname changes in 1811.
+*[http://www.historischcentrumoverijssel.nl Historich Centrum Overijssel], official archive for Overijssel. Church records pre-1811 and civil registration post-1811. Some other records such as Surname Chnages in 1811.
-*[https://www.wiewaswie.nl WieWasWie] Births, Marriages and Deaths after 1811. However, the detail of the indexes for births may be sketchy. Always use FamilySearch or Zoekakten to view free of charge the original record.
+*[https://www.wiewaswie.nl WieWasWie] Indexes and some images for civil registration post-1811.
 *[http://www.overijsselinkaart.nl/? Overijssel in kaart]. Website with historical maps of Overijssel. Select ‘Zoeken’, fill in the name of the town or cartographer you’re looking for and click ‘Zoeken’.