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Personakt files were kept in the Parish Offices (pastorsexpeditionen) from 1947-1991 when the responsibilty of vital records was passed to the Skatteverket tax offices. | ==== Background ==== | ||
Personakt files were kept in the Parish Offices (pastorsexpeditionen) from 1947-1991 when the responsibilty of vital records was passed to the Skatteverket tax offices.<br> | |||
A Personakt is much more than a birth certificate as it encompasses marriage and movement information. It contains also much of the same information as would be found in the församlingsböcker. | |||
==== How to Obtain a Personakt ==== | |||
=== Sample:<br> === | |||
[http://www.vhsf.se/personakt.pdf Personakt Blank Sample] | |||
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Background[edit | edit source]
Personakt files were kept in the Parish Offices (pastorsexpeditionen) from 1947-1991 when the responsibilty of vital records was passed to the Skatteverket tax offices.
A Personakt is much more than a birth certificate as it encompasses marriage and movement information. It contains also much of the same information as would be found in the församlingsböcker.
How to Obtain a Personakt[edit | edit source]
Sample:
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