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A ''pastorat'' is an ecclesiastical jurisdiction in which one priest is in charge of multiple parishes. It includes one main parish, the ''hovedsogn'', and at least one other parish or more, <u>annekssogn</u>. The parish that the priest actually resides in is the main parish. It is in the main parish that church records for both the main parish and the annex parishes were kept and recorded. | A ''pastorat'' is an ecclesiastical jurisdiction in which one priest is in charge of multiple parishes. It includes one main parish, the ''hovedsogn'', and at least one other parish or more, <u>annekssogn</u>. The parish that the priest actually resides in is the main parish. It is in the main parish that church records for both the main parish and the annex parishes were kept and recorded. | ||
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- Wikipedia. "Pastorat." <http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pastorat>. Accessed 18 May 2011.<br> | - Wikipedia. "Pastorat." <http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pastorat>. Accessed 18 May 2011.<br> | ||
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