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 == Church Records  ==
-Many different religions existed in Kampen before 1811- Dutch Reformed, Roman Catholic, Lutheran, Jewish,Wallonian Reformed  and Mennonite(''Doopsgezinde''). [[Netherlands Church Records|Church records]] can be accessed either from the [http://www.stadsarchiefkampen.nl/ Stadsarchief Kampen], [http://vpnd.nl/statuspagina-ov.html VPND] or [[Zoekakten]]. [http://geneaknowhow.net/digi/bronnen.html GeneaKnowHow] is also a good source. Only some of the records have been transcribed or indexed, and these are detailed in the text below. It can generally be assumed that all images are online either at Zoekakten or the Stadsarchief Kampen [http://www.stadsarchiefkampen.nl/doorzoek-alles?mivast=69&mizig=0&miadt=69&milang=nl&misort=last_mod|desc&mif3=4&miview=lst inventory] (search for "retroacta" and then find the place
+Images of [[Netherlands Church Records|Church Records]] are accessible from the  [http://www.stadsarchiefkampen.nl/ Stadsarchief Kampen] , [http://vpnd.nl/statuspagina-ov.html VPND] and [http://zoekakten.nl/prov.php?id=OV Zoekakten]. Transcriptions and indexes can be found at the HCO, [http://geneaknowhow.net/digi/bronnen.html GeneaKnowHow], VPND and [https://sites.google.com/site/zwolledtb/hoofdpagina Sallands DTB].
+All couples, regardless of their religion, were required before 1794/5 to have their marriage registered in the Dutch Reformed church. From 1795-1811 all couples were required to marry before the secular authorities (''gerecht'').Burials of non-Dutch Reformed persons may also have taken place in the Dutch Reformed church.
 According to the 1840 Census, the present day Kampen was 81% Protestant, 17% Catholic and 2% Jewish.
 ===  Dutch Reformed ===
-In the city of Kampen itself were the Bovenkerk, Buitenkerk and Broederkerk.Baptisms from these churches are indexed and searchable on the site of the Stadsarchief Kampen. Some membership records (lidmaten) are available on VPND.
+In the city of Kampen itself were the Bovenkerk, Buitenkerk and Broederkerk. Baptisms from these churches are indexed and searchable on the site of the Stadsarchief Kampen. Some membership records (lidmaten) are available on VPND.
-Records from Ens exist for baptisms back to 1688, and marriages from 1805.
+Baptisms for Grafthorst are on VPND for 1775-1819 and marriages 1792-1795.
-Baptisms for Grafthorst are on VPND for 1775-1819 and marriages 1792-1795.
+Records were kept in Wilsum from 1769 onwards, and are transcribed on VPND
 Baptisms for Kampereiland exist from 1670 and marriages from 1669.
+Kamperveen kept baptism records from 1689, which are transcribed on VPND,  and marriages from 1791.
 Records for IJsselmuiden exist from 1624, and from 1637 can be viewed on VPND.
+Zalk en Veecaten kept records from 1603, which are transcribed on VPND.
 === Catholic ===
 In the city of Kampen there were two churches- the Pastoorskerk and the Paterskerk. Records for the Pastoorskerk start in 1738 and the Paterskerk in 1683.
-Records were began on Emmeloord from 1714, and marriages only were recorded on Schokland from 1795.
 === Other Religions ===
-In the city of Kampen there was a Lutheran church, with records starting in 1647, a Wallonian Reformed church with records starting in 1652 and a Mennonite church with records starting 1789.
+In the city of Kampen there was a Jewish synagouge with records starting 1794, a Lutheran church, with records starting in 1647, a Wallonian Reformed church with records starting in 1652 and a Mennonite church with records starting 1730. No transcriptions of these records are available.
-=== Civil Records pre-1811 ===
-Post-1794.when the Netherlands fell to French-inspired rule, the former authority of the Dutch Reformed church waned. It was now required to marry before the secular authorities (whereas previously all marriages had been registered by the Dutch Reformed church).These records should be used in place of Dutch Reformed marriages between around 1795 and 1811.
 == Civil Registration ==