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*References to taxation with the Mantals tax | *References to taxation with the Mantals tax | ||
Once the moving certificate was | Once the moving certificate was turned in, the parish priest had the option to keep the original or not. Many moving certificates were discarded or destroyed. Other parish priests chose to file them for future use. If an individual came asking for a moving out certificate, the priest would get the old moving certificate, write additional information on it and then reissue it to the person. A certificate that had been reissued many times can offer a wealth of information! <br> | ||
In later time periods, it became more common to have moving certificates on printed forms. Usually the moving certificates were kept in a general chronological order, loosely stacked by year and month. They supplement the moving in records for a parish. <br> | In later time periods, it became more common to have moving certificates on printed forms. Usually the moving certificates were kept in a general chronological order, loosely stacked by year and month. They supplement the moving in records for a parish. <br> | ||
=== Tips === | === Tips === | ||
*The priest who issued the moving out certificate always wrote his name, date, and place of residence somewhere on the note (often at the bottom.) This can be confusing because the priests "parish of residence" is not always the same as the parish that the person is moving from. This is often the case where the priest who presided over multiple parishes in his [[ | *The priest who issued the moving out certificate always wrote his name, date, and place of residence somewhere on the note (often at the bottom.) This can be confusing because the priests "parish of residence" is not always the same as the parish that the person is moving from. This is often the case where the priest who presided over multiple parishes in his [[Swedish Pastorat|pastorat]] has written a moving out certificate for a person moving from one of his parishes (just not the mother parish where the priest resides.) <br> | ||
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