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In Norway the properties are divided by communities (kommunevis) with a number of farms and subfarms in each "kommune". Each farm has a farm number (Gårdsnummer [gnr.]); and each subfarm (bruk [bnr.]) a subfarm number. The farm numbers are unique within each "kommune" while subfarm numbers (bruksnumrene) start over again for each farm. A Matrikkel can also include a lease number (festenummer [fnr.]) used in sub communities and a section number (seksjonsnummer) (snr.). To make sure there is only one number for each property in all of Norway, a community number (kommunenummer) is listed in front of the matrikkel number. For Example: ''Farm number 200, subfarm number 243, section number 14 in Grimstad community, which is community number 0904''. When new land was given a marikkel number it is called '''matrukulering, '''and this will be recorded in the land record book (grunnboksbladet) by the land surveyors for the land courts. | In Norway the properties are divided by communities (kommunevis) with a number of farms and subfarms in each "kommune". Each farm has a farm number (Gårdsnummer [gnr.]); and each subfarm (bruk [bnr.]) a subfarm number. The farm numbers are unique within each "kommune" while subfarm numbers (bruksnumrene) start over again for each farm. A Matrikkel can also include a lease number (festenummer [fnr.]) used in sub communities and a section number (seksjonsnummer) (snr.). To make sure there is only one number for each property in all of Norway, a community number (kommunenummer) is listed in front of the matrikkel number. For Example: ''Farm number 200, subfarm number 243, section number 14 in Grimstad community, which is community number 0904''. When new land was given a marikkel number it is called '''matrukulering, '''and this will be recorded in the land record book (grunnboksbladet) by the land surveyors for the land courts. | ||
Some land records/property records (Jordebøker) for Norway were in existence from as early as the 1100s. More properties were listed from the 1400-1500s, especially 1590 to about 1660 but they do not include all the privately own property. Rules on how these records should be kept varied from time to time. Below you will see an index of some of the '''terms used in the 1723 matrikkel '''and which parishes was included in each jurisdiction. As the population grew these jurisdictions changed. As a result a parish could be in a different jurisdiction in a later matrikkel. <br> [[Image:Matrikkel+Juristictions.pdf]]<br> <br> '''Following are links to matrikkels in Norway:''' | Some land records/property records (Jordebøker) for Norway were in existence from as early as the 1100s. More properties were listed from the 1400-1500s, especially 1590 to about 1660 but they do not include all the privately own property. Rules on how these records should be kept varied from time to time. Below you will see an index of some of the '''terms used in the 1723 matrikkel '''and which parishes was included in each jurisdiction. As the population grew these jurisdictions changed. As a result a parish could be in a different jurisdiction in a later matrikkel. <br> [[Image:Matrikkel+Juristictions.pdf|400px]]<br> <br> '''Following are links to matrikkels in Norway:''' | ||
*[http://digitalarkivet.no/cgi-win/WebMeta.exe?slag=vismeny&fylkenr=&knr=&aar=&dagens=&katnr=15&alle=true Matriklar og jordebøker] - a searchable site at Digitalarkivet. | *[http://digitalarkivet.no/cgi-win/WebMeta.exe?slag=vismeny&fylkenr=&knr=&aar=&dagens=&katnr=15&alle=true Matriklar og jordebøker] - a searchable site at Digitalarkivet. | ||
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