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*A Swedish moving certificate, which was a document that a parish minister gave to a person who moved away from the parish. The person was to give this certificate to the minister of the destination parish. The certificate contained the name of the person moving and the birth date and birthplace. If a whole family was moving, it gave the same information for each member of the family. The certificate often contained other information, including marital status, reading ability, knowledge of religion, worthiness of partaking of Communion, character reference, vaccination, and the place where the person was registered for taxation. | *A Swedish moving certificate, which was a document that a parish minister gave to a person who moved away from the parish. The person was to give this certificate to the minister of the destination parish. The certificate contained the name of the person moving and the birth date and birthplace. If a whole family was moving, it gave the same information for each member of the family. The certificate often contained other information, including marital status, reading ability, knowledge of religion, worthiness of partaking of Communion, character reference, vaccination, and the place where the person was registered for taxation. | ||
===== Födda ===== | ===== Födda ===== | ||
*The Swedish word for births. | *The Swedish word for births. | ||
===== Folio, in England probate record ===== | |||
*One or more leaves, pages or documents, numbered but not necessarily corresponding with page numbers. A folio may contan as many as 15 to 20 pages of documents. | |||
===== Folkeregistre, Norway ===== | ===== Folkeregistre, Norway ===== | ||