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There are many reasons why a genealogical project would work with post-1900 records. Many descendants of Swedish American families would like to go to Sweden and locate living relatives. Others might be curious as to what happened to their distant cousins and relatives who stayed behind. Another reason might be to share a family tree which has been compiled. <br> | There are many reasons why a genealogical project would work with post-1900 records. Many descendants of Swedish American families would like to go to Sweden and locate living relatives. Others might be curious as to what happened to their distant cousins and relatives who stayed behind. Another reason might be to share a family tree which has been compiled. <br> | ||
It is much simpler to complete post-1900 research in Sweden than one would imagine. [[Swedish Privacy Laws in Relation to Genealogy|Privacy laws]] in Sweden allow for more accessibility of records. <br> | It is much simpler to complete post-1900 research in Sweden than one would imagine. [[Swedish Privacy Laws in Relation to Genealogy|Privacy laws]] in Sweden allow for more accessibility of records. <br> | ||
This page will explore the different avenues to locating one's family in the 1900's which are unique to Sweden.<br> | This page will explore the different avenues to locating one's family in the 1900's which are unique to Sweden.<br> | ||
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*How to Find Living Relatives | *How to Find Living Relatives | ||
*[[Population Registers 1941|1941 Population Register (Mantalslängd)]] | *[[Population Registers 1941|1941 Population Register (Mantalslängd)]] | ||
*[[Sveriges Befolkning 1970|1970 Census]] | *[[Sveriges Befolkning 1970|1970 Census]] | ||
*[[Sveriges Befolkning 1980|1980 Census]] | *[[Sveriges Befolkning 1980|1980 Census]] | ||
*[[Sveriges Befolkning 1990|1990 Census]]<br> | *[[Sveriges Befolkning 1990|1990 Census]]<br> | ||
*Begravda i Sverige<br> | *Begravda i Sverige<br> | ||
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*[[Sweden Personakt|Personakt]] | *[[Sweden Personakt|Personakt]] | ||
*Online Church Records | *Online Church Records | ||
*[[Sveriges Dödbok|Swedish Death Index]] | *[[Sveriges Dödbok|Swedish Death Index]] | ||
*Online Tombstone Resources | *Online Tombstone Resources | ||
*Case Study | *Case Study | ||
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There are many reasons why a genealogical project would work with post-1900 records. Many descendants of Swedish American families would like to go to Sweden and locate living relatives. Others might be curious as to what happened to their distant cousins and relatives who stayed behind. Another reason might be to share a family tree which has been compiled.
It is much simpler to complete post-1900 research in Sweden than one would imagine. Privacy laws in Sweden allow for more accessibility of records.
This page will explore the different avenues to locating one's family in the 1900's which are unique to Sweden.
Types of post-1900 Records
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