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In Denmark and Norway, the father's name of an illegitimate child is normally given in the child's christening entry. If for some reason it isn't, it could be found in the absolution record. | In Denmark and Norway, the father's name of an illegitimate child is normally given in the child's christening entry. If for some reason it isn't, it could be found in the absolution record. | ||
In Sweden and Finland, the father of an illegitimate child is protected by law, so you normally will not find their name in the child's christening entry. If a separate absolution record is kept, the name may be found there. | |||
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