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The index is grouped in sets corresponding to the established parishes of Stockholm, names are listed alphabetically by year regardless of the district in which a person lived; names, year of birth, and references to population register are given. They record all inhabitants with names, ages, places of origin, and the addresses where they relocated from and to. Records are in the custody of Stockholm City Archives in the collection called the ''Rotemansarkivet''. Additional information can be found on the Stockholm City Archive page [https://sok.stadsarkivet.stockholm.se/?template=view_post&id=4245 Rotemansarkivet]. | The index is grouped in sets corresponding to the established parishes of Stockholm, names are listed alphabetically by year regardless of the district in which a person lived; names, year of birth, and references to population register are given. They record all inhabitants with names, ages, places of origin, and the addresses where they relocated from and to. Records are in the custody of Stockholm City Archives in the collection called the ''Rotemansarkivet''. Additional information can be found on the Stockholm City Archive page [https://sok.stadsarkivet.stockholm.se/?template=view_post&id=4245 Rotemansarkivet]. | ||
==Personal Identification Numbers== | |||
A personal identification number is currently a ten-digit number. In previous years, they were only nine-digits. <br>Example: 530225 – 1315 | |||
The first 6 digits are the modern style of a birth date. 53-02-25 would transfer to 1953-Feb-25. The following four numbers are more complicated. The first three numbers are chosen at random from 001-999. Odd numbers are given to males, even numbers to females.<br> | |||
The final number is determined by a mathematical equation utilizing the previous numbers. However, the importance of this number is not necessary for further explanation. Essentially, this system allows for a guarantee that no one would be given the same number, allowing for everyone to have a unique personal identification number. | |||
<br>The only thing which can be determined from someone’s number, should it be learned, is their birth date and gender. Nothing regarding place of birth or residence can be determined. | |||
<br>Usage of this number is necessary for paying taxes, getting married, and having employment.<ref>The Swedish system for population registration, SKV 711B, January 2000, The. National Tax Board.</ref> | |||
== References == | |||
Wikipedia. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Population_registration_in_Sweden Population Registration in Sweden].<br> | Wikipedia. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Population_registration_in_Sweden Population Registration in Sweden].<br> | ||
The Swedish system for population registration, SKV 711B, January 2000, The. National Tax Board | The Swedish system for population registration, SKV 711B, January 2000, The. National Tax Board | ||
[[Category:Sweden Census and Population Records]] [[Category:Modern_Swedish_Research]] | [[Category:Sweden Census and Population Records]][[Category:Sweden]][[Category:Population Records]][[Category:Modern_Swedish_Research]] | ||