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Church Records in Overijssel date from as early as the 1500s, though most start in the 1600s or 1700s. Nearly all are available online. See the article Netherlands Church Records for details about what information is found in church records of Overijssel. 
Church Records in Overijssel date from as early as the 1500s, though most start in the 1600s or early 1700s. All are available online. Use the following three sites


==Religious Situation==
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According to the 1840 census, 65.5% of the population was Protestant (mostly Dutch Reformed), 33% was Catholic and 1.4% was Jewish. The Catholics were concentrated in the eastern Twents region around Enschede, where they were a majority. The north-west of the province around Kampen was strongly Protestant. The Jewish population lived mostly in urban areas. 


==Accessing Records==
The FamilySearch Record Collection '''Overijssel Church Records''', accessed via [http://zoekakten.nl Zoekakten]. The images are in black and white. Some records have been broken down by type and year.


===Images===
The website of the '''Historisch Centrum Overijssel''', on [http://historischcentrumoverijssel.nl/doorzoek-de-collecties/archieven?mivast=141&mizig=210&miadt=141&micode=0124&milang=nl&mizk_alle=0124&miview=inv2#inv3t2 this] page. Note that records for Zwolle, Zwollerkerspel and Olst are on different pages.
The FamilySearch Record Collection '''Overijssel Church Records''', accessed via {{RecordSearch|2037905|Netherlands, Overijssel Province, Church Records, 1542-1893}}. The images are in black and white. Some records have been broken down by type and year.
 
The website [http://geneaknowhow.net/digi/bronnen.html '''Geneaknowhow'''] which links to it's sister site VPND, with images arranged by year and with some indexes.
 
Coverage for Dutch Reformed Church(Nederduits Gereformeerd)
 
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| Almelo
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| Avereest
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The website of the '''Historisch Centrum Overijssel''', on [http://historischcentrumoverijssel.nl/doorzoek-de-collecties/archieven?mivast=141&mizig=210&miadt=141&micode=0124&milang=nl&mizk_alle=0124&miview=inv2#inv3t2 this] page. Note that records for Zwolle, Zwollerkerspel and Olst are on different pages.
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The website [http://geneaknowhow.net/digi/bronnen.html '''Geneaknowhow'''] which links to it's sister site VPND, with images arranged by year and with some indexes.
<br> There is a web-site where you can find a transcription of Mennonite Trouwen/Marriages in Almelo 1691-1749. When you click on the site, it may first look as if the page is not there, but then it suddenly appears. See:


===Transcripts and Indexes===
[http://afinab.tripod.com/genealog/sources/almbann1.html Almelo Mennonite marriages]  
The website [https://sites.google.com/site/zwolledtb/hoofdpagina '''Sallands DTB'''] has made some transcriptions of records in Zwolle and surrounding areas, and has also produced a [https://sites.google.com/site/zwolledtb/kerken-kaart map] showing what records are available from each place and how they can be accessed. 


There is a web-site where you can find a transcription of Mennonite Trouwen/Marriages in Almelo 1691-1749. When you click on the site, it may first look as if the page is not there, but then it suddenly appears. See: [http://afinab.tripod.com/genealog/sources/almbann1.html Almelo Mennonite marriages]
[[Category:Overijssel]]
[[Category:Overijssel Province, Netherlands]]

Revision as of 14:17, 19 October 2015

Overijssel Page

Church Records in Overijssel date from as early as the 1500s, though most start in the 1600s or early 1700s. All are available online. Use the following three sites


The FamilySearch Record Collection Overijssel Church Records, accessed via Zoekakten. The images are in black and white. Some records have been broken down by type and year.

The website of the Historisch Centrum Overijssel, on this page. Note that records for Zwolle, Zwollerkerspel and Olst are on different pages.

The website Geneaknowhow which links to it's sister site VPND, with images arranged by year and with some indexes.

Coverage for Dutch Reformed Church(Nederduits Gereformeerd)

Place Baptisms Marriages Burials
Almelo 1734-1812 1691-1795 1781-1795
Avereest 1757-1811 1757-1794
Bathmen
Blankenham 1717-1813

1717-1799,

1803-1813

Blokzijl 1644-1815 1631-1814 1780-1813
Borne 1728-1812
Dalfsen 1679-1811

1679-1697,

1741-1795

1770-1805
Stad Delden 1647-1868 1674-1868
Denekamp 1675-1789

1674-1748,

1791-1795

1703-1725


There is a web-site where you can find a transcription of Mennonite Trouwen/Marriages in Almelo 1691-1749. When you click on the site, it may first look as if the page is not there, but then it suddenly appears. See:

Almelo Mennonite marriages