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=== Overview ===
Most genealogical and historical societies in North America and in Denmark publish magazines and newsletters. The articles often include:  
A periodical is a regularly published magazine, newsletter, or journal. Several valuable periodicals concerning Denmark genealogical research exist. Many genealogical and historical societies publish magazines and newsletters. The articles in these periodicals often include the following:
*Family genealogies and pedigrees
*Helpful articles on research methodology
*Transcripts or indexes of biographical sketches, censuses, church records, migration lists, military records, obituaries, wills, vital records, and more
*Historical background
*Current and historical maps
*Information about local and national records, archives, and services
*Interesting articles about social life and customs
*Book advertisements and book reviews
*Advertisements of professional researchers
*Queries or requests for information about specific ancestors that can help you contact other interested researchers


=== Periodicals ===
*Family genealogies and pedigrees.
Many Danish societies and organizations publish genealogical periodicals. These are usually in Danish. Much of their content is devoted to compiled genealogies of native families and local history. They also publish queries or advertisements for genealogical information. The following are some major examples:
*Transcripts of church records, migration lists, and cemetery records.
*Helpful articles on research methodology.  
*Information about local records, archives, and services.  
*Book advertisements and book reviews.
*Research advertisements.  
*Queries or requests for information about specific ancestors that can help you contact other interested researchers.


*'''''Fortid og Nutid (The Past and the Present)''''' 1914-. Published by the Dansk historisk Fællesforening, Rigsarkivet, Rigsdagsgarden 9, 1218 København K, Denmark. {{FSC|112199|title-id|disp=FS Catalog book 948.9 H25fn}}.
Many Danish societies and organizations publish genealogical periodicals. These are in Danish. Much of their content is devoted to compiled genealogies of native families and local history. They also publish queries or advertisements for genealogical information. The following are some major examples:


*'''''Hvem Forsker Hvad (Who's Researching What)''''' 1969-. Published by the Samfundet for Dansk Genealogi og Personalhistorie, Christian Xs Vej 27, 8260 Viby J, Denmark. {{FSC|130382|title-id|disp=FS Catalog book 948.9 D25h}}.
*''Personalhistorisk Tidskrift (Periodical and Serial of Personal History).'' 1880-. Published by the Samfundet for Dansk-Norsk Genealogi og Personalhistorie. After 1930, published by Samfundet for Dansk Genealogi og Personal-historie. (FHL book 948.9 D25p; film 1,124,566.)


*'''''Personalhistorisk Tidskrift (Periodical and Serial of Personal History)''''' 1880-. Published by the Samfundet for Dansk-Norsk Genealogi og Personalhistorie. After 1930, published by Samfundet for Dansk Genealogi og Personal-historie. {{FSC|393253|title-id|disp=FS Catalog book 948.9 D25p}}; and {{FSC|393253|title-id|disp=FS Library film 1,124,566}}.
*''Fortid og Nutid. (The Past and the Present).'' 1914-. Published by the Dansk historisk Fællesforening, Rigsarkivet, Rigsdagsgarden 9, 1218 København K, Denmark. (FHL book 948.9 H25fn.)


=== Obtaining Periodicals ===
*''Hvem Forsker Hvad (Who's Researching What)''. 1969-. Published by the Samfundet for Dansk Genealogi og Personalhistorie, Christian Xs Vej 27, 8260 Viby J, Denmark. (FHL book 948.9 D25h.)
Copies of periodicals are available from the local societies that publish them. Major archives with genealogical collections will have copies of many periodicals, particularly those representing the area they serve. The Periodical Source Index, or PERSI, is the largest subject index to genealogy and local history periodical articles in the world. PERSI is available online and is especially useful because it refers to countless items published in thousands of family history periodicals worldwide. Learn more at the PERSI wiki page here:<br>
*[[Periodical Source Index (PERSI)|Periodical Source Index (PERSI)]]. Ft. Wayne, Indiana: Allen County Public Library Foundation, 1987-. (FS Library book {{FSC|539226|title-id|disp=973 D25per}}; 40 fiche {{FSC|519852|item|disp=6016863}} (1847-1985); 15 fiche {{FSC|539226|item|disp=6016864}} (1986-1990). Partially indexes over 5,000 family history periodicals. The microfiche indexes are cumulative; book indexes since 1986 are year-by-year. For further details see the PERiodical Source Index Resource Guide (34119).
*[https://www.genealogycenter.info/persi/ PERiodical Source Index] at Allen County Public Library; index.<br>
Once you locate an article in a periodical, check the [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog FamilySearch Catalog] and regional or local libraries for available copies.
The FamilySearch Library has collected many periodicals, with some available in digital format and accessible online. Denamrk periodicals may be found in the FamilySearch Catalog with a Place and Subject search, as found here: [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/results?count=20&placeId=1927025&query=%2Bplace%3A%22Denmark%22 Denmark-Periodicals]. They can also be found by using:
*'''Place''' Search of the country, state/province, and county
*'''Title''' Search of the periodical
*'''Keyword''' Search for the publishing society name.<br>
Also find Periodical resources available at other libraries via [https://www.worldcat.org/ WorldCat]. As with the FamilySearch Catalog search, search WorldCat using society names, locality names, and periodical title names.
Learn more about how to search [[WorldCat Online Catalog|WorldCat]] and the [[FamilySearch Catalog]] on our Wiki pages.


In addition, excellent state and regional publications are available.


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=== Indexes  ===


[[Category:Denmark]] [[Category:Periodicals]]
Many magazines have annual or cumulative indexes. For example, ''Personalhistorisk Tidskrift'' has a cumulative index. These indexes can be helpful in locating articles on local history or specific surnames.
 
=== Obtaining Periodicals  ===
 
Copies of periodicals are available from the local societies that publish them. Major archives with genealogical collections have copies of many periodicals, particularly those representing the area they serve.
 
The Family History Library subscribes to some Danish periodicals. These are listed in the catalog in several ways. If you know the title, search the Author/Title section. To find periodicals in the Place search, use the following approaches:
 
DENMARK - GENEALOGY - PERIODICALS
 
DENMARK - HISTORY - PERIODICALS
 
DENMARK - PERIODICALS
 
DENMARK - SOCIETIES - PERIODICALS
 
DENMARK, [COUNTY] - [SAME HEADINGS AS ABOVE]
 
DENMARK, [COUNTY], [CITY] - [SAME HEADINGS AS ABOVE]
 
Also see the "[[Denmark Societies|Societies]]" section.
 
== References  ==
 
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Revision as of 00:30, 1 December 2012

Denmark Gotoarrow.png Periodicals

Most genealogical and historical societies in North America and in Denmark publish magazines and newsletters. The articles often include:

  • Family genealogies and pedigrees.
  • Transcripts of church records, migration lists, and cemetery records.
  • Helpful articles on research methodology.
  • Information about local records, archives, and services.
  • Book advertisements and book reviews.
  • Research advertisements.
  • Queries or requests for information about specific ancestors that can help you contact other interested researchers.

Many Danish societies and organizations publish genealogical periodicals. These are in Danish. Much of their content is devoted to compiled genealogies of native families and local history. They also publish queries or advertisements for genealogical information. The following are some major examples:

  • Personalhistorisk Tidskrift (Periodical and Serial of Personal History). 1880-. Published by the Samfundet for Dansk-Norsk Genealogi og Personalhistorie. After 1930, published by Samfundet for Dansk Genealogi og Personal-historie. (FHL book 948.9 D25p; film 1,124,566.)
  • Fortid og Nutid. (The Past and the Present). 1914-. Published by the Dansk historisk Fællesforening, Rigsarkivet, Rigsdagsgarden 9, 1218 København K, Denmark. (FHL book 948.9 H25fn.)
  • Hvem Forsker Hvad (Who's Researching What). 1969-. Published by the Samfundet for Dansk Genealogi og Personalhistorie, Christian Xs Vej 27, 8260 Viby J, Denmark. (FHL book 948.9 D25h.)

In addition, excellent state and regional publications are available.

Indexes[edit | edit source]

Many magazines have annual or cumulative indexes. For example, Personalhistorisk Tidskrift has a cumulative index. These indexes can be helpful in locating articles on local history or specific surnames.

Obtaining Periodicals[edit | edit source]

Copies of periodicals are available from the local societies that publish them. Major archives with genealogical collections have copies of many periodicals, particularly those representing the area they serve.

The Family History Library subscribes to some Danish periodicals. These are listed in the catalog in several ways. If you know the title, search the Author/Title section. To find periodicals in the Place search, use the following approaches:

DENMARK - GENEALOGY - PERIODICALS

DENMARK - HISTORY - PERIODICALS

DENMARK - PERIODICALS

DENMARK - SOCIETIES - PERIODICALS

DENMARK, [COUNTY] - [SAME HEADINGS AS ABOVE]

DENMARK, [COUNTY], [CITY] - [SAME HEADINGS AS ABOVE]

Also see the "Societies" section.

References[edit | edit source]