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A glossary of [[Genealogical_Terms|genealogical terms]]. | A glossary of [[Genealogical_Terms|genealogical terms]]. | ||
Labrador, Canada: A large peninsula in northeastern Canada. It is currently part of Québec and Newfoundland. | '''Labrador, Canada''': A large peninsula in northeastern Canada. It is currently part of Québec and Newfoundland. | ||
Lægdsruller, Denmark: Danish army levying rolls, which are records kept by the parish that list all males up to age 34 in a parish. Beginning in 1788 these records were taken every three years and were used as a list of potential draftees. If a male age 34 or younger moved to a new parish, the levying roll usually notes the new parish's identification number. These records can help establish where a male ancestor was living when other important records were made. | Lægdsruller, Denmark: Danish army levying rolls, which are records kept by the parish that list all males up to age 34 in a parish. Beginning in 1788 these records were taken every three years and were used as a list of potential draftees. If a male age 34 or younger moved to a new parish, the levying roll usually notes the new parish's identification number. These records can help establish where a male ancestor was living when other important records were made. | ||