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Most genealogists do a survey of research previously done by others. This can save time and give you valuable information. You may want to look in:  
Most genealogists do a survey of research previously done by others. This can save time and give you valuable information. You may want to look in:  


*Printed family histories and [[Denmark:_Genealogy|genealogies]].  
*Printed family histories and [[Denmark: Genealogy|genealogies]].  
*[[Denmark:_Biographies|Biographies]].  
*[[Denmark: Biographies|Biographies]].  
*[[Denmark:_History|Local histories]].  
*[[Denmark: History|Local histories]].  
*[[International Genealogical Index (IGI)|The International Genealogical Index]].  
*[[International Genealogical Index (IGI)|The International Genealogical Index]].  
*[[Ancestral File|Ancestral File]].  
*[[Ancestral File|Ancestral File]].  
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*'''''Parish Registers before 1812-1814:'''''<i>&nbsp;</i>Before 1812-1814 most pastors recorded information in some kind of notebook that they had purchased themselves. Normally these older registers were kept chronologically, making the search difficult for people who do not have good knowledge of Danish, and, at the very least, some basic understanding of how to decipher the obsolete style of handwriting that was commonly used in Denmark prior to 1875.  
*'''''Parish Registers before 1812-1814:'''''<i>&nbsp;</i>Before 1812-1814 most pastors recorded information in some kind of notebook that they had purchased themselves. Normally these older registers were kept chronologically, making the search difficult for people who do not have good knowledge of Danish, and, at the very least, some basic understanding of how to decipher the obsolete style of handwriting that was commonly used in Denmark prior to 1875.  
*'''''What information do Parish Registers hold?:'''''<i>&nbsp;</i>The Parish Register will provide information regarding anyone who was born/baptised, confirmed (after 1737), married or died/buried in that particular parish. Only information relating to the particular religious ceremony in question will be recorded there. For example, for a baptism, you will find the date of birth, date of baptism, name of the child, names, occupation and residence of the parents, and names of sponsors and the godmother. But the entry will not tell you who the child later married, or where she/he died. That information must be found where the events took place.<br>After 1812-14 the registers were kept in forms. Older records may have a more "individual" character.
*'''''What information do Parish Registers hold?:'''''<i>&nbsp;</i>The Parish Register will provide information regarding anyone who was born/baptised, confirmed (after 1737), married or died/buried in that particular parish. Only information relating to the particular religious ceremony in question will be recorded there. For example, for a baptism, you will find the date of birth, date of baptism, name of the child, names, occupation and residence of the parents, and names of sponsors and the godmother. But the entry will not tell you who the child later married, or where she/he died. That information must be found where the events took place.<br>After 1812-14 the registers were kept in forms. Older records may have a more "individual" character.
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1. [[Danish_Research:_Getting_Started|Getting Started]]<br>2.&nbsp;[[Denmark: Finding Birth Information|Birth Information]]<br>3. [[Denmark: Finding Marriage Information|Marriage Information]]<br>4. [[Denmark: Finding Death Information|Death Information]]<br>5.&nbsp;Place of Origin in Denmark<br>6. Moving within Denmark
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7.&nbsp;Emigration information<br>8. Immigration information<br>9.&nbsp;Using witnesses to find the next generation<br>10.&nbsp;Families in Sønderjylland (Southern Denmark)<br>11.&nbsp;City People and Research<br>12. Miscellanious
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! bgcolor="d6aed6" scope="col" colspan="2" align="center" valign="middle" | &nbsp; &nbsp;How to Find Information for Danish Ancestors
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1. [[Danish_Research:_Getting_Started|Getting Started]]<br>2.&nbsp;[[Denmark: Finding Birth Information|Birth Information]]<br>3. [[Denmark: Finding Marriage Information|Marriage Information]]<br>4. [[Denmark: Finding Death Information|Death Information]]<br>5.&nbsp;Place of Origin in Denmark<br>6. Moving within Denmark
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7.&nbsp;Emigration information<br>8. Immigration information<br>9.&nbsp;Using witnesses to find the next generation<br>10.&nbsp;Families in Sønderjylland (Southern Denmark)<br>11.&nbsp;City People and Research<br>12. Miscellanious
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