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'''* Navy or SØRULLER'''
'''* Navy or SØRULLER'''


The people who were supposed to make Service of the Navy, joined the sørullerne. Printing was done by the so-called sølimitter, ie the rural parishes and towns (incl. Copenhagen), who were out to sea. Navy recruits came from the people whose profession was linked to the sea, ie seamen, fishermen and the like. It should however be aware that from sølimitter also was printed manpower for the army if their work was not linked to the sea. Until 1860 they were conscripts inført either lægdsrullen or sørullen. From 1861, all introduced in lægdsrullen.
Those persons assigned to service in the Navy, were entered into the søruller. The søruller were maintained by the so-called sølimitter, ie the rural parishes and towns (incl. Copenhagen), who were geographicly along sea coast. Navy recruits came from the people whose profession was linked to the sea, ie seamen, fishermen and the like. It should however be noted that from sølimitter there also was manpower for the army if their work was not linked to the sea. Until 1860 they were conscripts reported either in the lægdsruller or søruller. From 1861, all were recorded in lægdsruller.


The records are located at National Archives
The records are located at National Archives
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