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In 1760, the Assistens cemetery (Assistens Kirkegård) was created for the use of Copenhagen’s churches. Every state church was in charge of its own section of the cemetery and its own records. A few of the churches who used the cemetery were: | In 1760, the Assistens cemetery (Assistens Kirkegård) was created for the use of Copenhagen’s churches. Every state church was in charge of its own section of the cemetery and its own records. A few of the churches who used the cemetery were: | ||
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== Access == | == Access == | ||
Sexton and other burial records are available at the local [[Copenhagen: Archives and Libraries|archives and libraries]]. Compiled records of burials can be accessed through a couple of different sources including:<br>''100 års dødsfald i Danmark, 1761-1890'' [100 years of deaths in Denmark], by V. Richter ( | Sexton and other burial records are available at the local [[Copenhagen: Archives and Libraries|archives and libraries]]. Compiled records of burials can be accessed through a couple of different sources including:<br>''100 års dødsfald i Danmark, 1761-1890'' [100 years of deaths in Denmark], by V. Richter (FS Library 948.9 V43r)<br>Margolinsky, Jul. ''Jødiske Dødsfald I Danmark 1693-1976''. København: Dansk Historisk Håndbogsforlag, 1978. (FS Library 948.9 V22m)<br>and findagrave.com [http://www.findagrave.com]<br> | ||
'''Online access''' | '''Online access''' | ||
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