Overijssel Church Records
Guide to Overijssel Church Records ancestry, genealogy and family history birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, family history, and military records.
Church Records in Overijssel date from as early as the 1500s, though most start in the 1600s or early 1700s. All are available online. Use the following three sites
The FamilySearch Record Collection Overijssel Church Records, accessed via Zoekakten. The images are in black and white. Some records have been broken down by type and year.
The website of the Historisch Centrum Overijssel, on this page. Note that records for Zwolle, Zwollerkerspel and Olst are on different pages.
The website Geneaknowhow which links to it's sister site VPND, with images arranged by year and with some indexes.
Coverage for Dutch Reformed Church(Nederduits Gereformeerd)
| Place | Baptisms | Marriages | Burials |
| Almelo | 1734-1812 | 1691-1795 | 1781-1795 |
| Avereest | 1757-1811 | 1757-1794 | |
| Bathmen | |||
| Blankenham | 1717-1813 |
1717-1799, 1803-1813 |
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| Blokzijl | 1644-1815 | 1631-1814 | 1780-1813 |
| Borne | 1728-1812 | ||
| Dalfsen | 1679-1811 |
1679-1697, 1741-1795 |
1770-1805 |
| Stad Delden | 1647-1868 | 1674-1868 | |
| Denekamp | 1675-1789 |
1674-1748, 1791-1795 |
1703-1725 |
There is a web-site where you can find a transcription of Mennonite Trouwen/Marriages in Almelo 1691-1749. When you click on the site, it may first look as if the page is not there, but then it suddenly appears. See: