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 ==== <br>'''How to cite sources for Swedish Church Records'''  ====
-There are some good books written in great detail on how to cite sources, but basically when citing a source, you want to record all the information necessary so that anyone desiring to see the same document can do so easily. <br>There are many ways to view Church Records for Sweden – the originals kept at the provincial archives, microfilm at the Family History Library or some family history centers, and scanned images through subscription websites such as Svar (https://riksarkivet.se/ ), and Arkivdigital (http://www.arkivdigital.se/ ). Each has their own system of numbering but there is one common element included in each system. That is the use of the “Church Archive Cataloging Plan” (Kyrkoarkiv:Förteckningsplan). It is good to include this in citing a source as it makes it easy to go from one source of church records to another.
+There are some good books written in great detail on how to cite sources, but basically when citing a source, you want to record all the information necessary so that anyone desiring to see the same document can do so easily. <br>There are many ways to view Church Records for Sweden – the originals kept at the provincial archives, microfilm at the FamilySearch Library or some family history centers, and scanned images through subscription websites such as Svar (https://riksarkivet.se/ ), and Arkivdigital (http://www.arkivdigital.se/ ). Each has their own system of numbering but there is one common element included in each system. That is the use of the “Church Archive Cataloging Plan” (Kyrkoarkiv:Förteckningsplan). It is good to include this in citing a source as it makes it easy to go from one source of church records to another.
 ==== <br>'''“Church Archive Cataloging Plan” (Kyrkoarkiv:Förteckningsplan).'''  ====
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 For example if you want to record a citation for a household examination record volume 18 of Lungsund parish , it would be Lungsund:AI:18 . The page number could be added to the citation making it Lungsund:AI:18:p. 194.
-If the information came from microfilm from the Family History Library, the microfilm number could also be recorded along with type of record and years covered in the volume. This could appear as follows: Lungsund:AI:18:p.194 FS Library Film # 0,082,175 Household Examinations 1851-1855.
+If the information came from microfilm from the FamilySearch Library, the microfilm number could also be recorded along with type of record and years covered in the volume. This could appear as follows: Lungsund:AI:18:p.194 FS Library Film # 0,082,175 Household Examinations 1851-1855.
 If the information came from Genline then the Genline GID number could be included. This source would appear as Lungsund:AI:18:p.194 Genline GID # 504.33.13400.