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Beyond Parish Registers:A Case Study (view source)
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==== ⇒Third research step - search the parish registers of this new parish for additional siblings ==== | ==== ⇒Third research step - search the parish registers of this new parish for additional siblings ==== | ||
Asmund Jönsson was born in Barsebäck parish in 1718 - his now oldest 1/2 sibling was born in Västra Karaby in 1712. Unless something was physically wrong, other children should have been born to his parents in that 6 year period. Searches in the birth/christening records of Västra Karaby parish produced two siblings - a sister Tyre born in 1715, and an older brother Jöns born in 1717. An additional 5 years search in the parish showed this named couple had no more children there - adding weight to the conclusion they were the couple found in Barsebäck. | Asmund Jönsson was born in Barsebäck parish in 1718 - his now oldest 1/2 sibling was born in Västra Karaby in 1712. Unless something was physically wrong, other children should have been born to his parents in that 6 year period. Searches in the birth/christening records of Västra Karaby parish produced two siblings - a sister Tyre born in 1715, and an older brother Jöns who was born and died in 1717. An additional 5 years search in the parish showed this named couple had no more children there - adding weight to the conclusion they were the couple found in Barsebäck. | ||
==== ⇒Fourth research step - search records which could "prove" Asmun Torsson lived at Henckelstorp when his daughter Elena was born @1681 ==== | ==== ⇒Fourth research step - search records which could "prove" Asmun Torsson lived at Henckelstorp when his daughter Elena was born @1681 ==== | ||