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Class, Occupation and residence | The witnesses'\u003Cbr>name, class and residence | Where listed\u003Cbr>in the cross\u003Cbr>reference list | Notes/Remarks |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nConfirmations  \nSeparate forms for males (left page) and females (right page) Headings:  \n• Confirmerede drenge – confirmed boys  \n• Confirmerede piger – confirmed girls The rest of the labels are the same for both genders  \n\n| |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Entry no | The confirmand's name and residence | The parents', head of farm' (employer) or foster-parents'name and residence | The confirmand's\u003Cbr>age expressed as\u003Cbr>date (and year), based on presented birthcertificate | Evaluation of knowledge and behavior | When and by\u003Cbr>whom is the\u003Cbr>confirmand vaccinated | Where listed in the cross\u003Cbr>reference list |\n\nWedded couples (Copulerede)  \n| Entry no. | The bridegroom's name, age, occupation and residence | The bride's name, age and occupation | Name of the\u003Cbr>witnesses/sponsors | Date of the wedding | Whether the ceremony took place in\u003Cbr>the church or at home. In the latter case, the date\u003Cbr>of the special permission | Where listed in the cross\u003Cbr>reference list | Notes/Remarks |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nDeath and burials  \nSeparate forms for males (left page) and females (right page) Headings:  \n• Døde mandkjøn – Dead males  \n• Døde qvindekjøn – Dead females  \nThe rest of the labels are the same for both genders  \n| Entry no. | Date of\u003Cbr>death | Date of\u003Cbr>funeral | The deceased's first and last name | Class, occupation and residence | Age | Where listed in the cross\u003Cbr>reference list | Notes/Remarks |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nIt took some time before the parishes started to use the preprinted books. Some parishes kept on using the books with blank pages and drew in the forms based on the 1812 revision.  \n(And some kept on writing the records as they had before; -with little order and system)  \nPeople moving out of the parish –Afgangs lister  \n| Entry no. | Name | Age | Occupation | Moved to | Where listed in the cross\u003Cbr>reference list | Notes/Remarks |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nPeople moving into the parish – Tilgangs lister  \n| Entry no. | Name | Age | Occupation | Moved from | Where listed in the cross\u003Cbr>reference list | Notes/Remarks |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nCross-reference list –AlmindeligtJevnførsels Schema  \n| Entry no. | Navn | Where\u003Cbr>listed as born | Where listed as confirmed | Where\u003Cbr>listed as\u003Cbr>wedded | Where listed as\u003Cbr>moving into the parish | Where listed as moving out of the parish | Where\u003Cbr>listed as dead | Notes/Remarks |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |","cbCailckG12kY7BE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailckG12kY7BE","pdf",769916,"English","# Baptisms\n## Headings and fields by gender\n# Confirmations\n## Headings and fields by gender\n# Wedded couples (Copulerede)\n# Death and burials\n## Headings and fields by gender\n# People moving out of the parish (Afgangs lister)\n# People moving into the parish (Tilgangs lister)\n# Cross-reference list (Almindeligt Jevnførsels Schema)","[{\"question\":\"What record types are covered in this cheat sheet?\",\"answer\":\"It covers baptisms, confirmations, wedded couples, death and burials, people moving out of the parish, people moving into the parish, and a cross-reference list that connects entries across these categories.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the document handle male vs. female records?\",\"answer\":\"For baptisms, confirmations, and death/burials, it provides separate forms for males (left page) and females (right page) while keeping most labels the same across genders.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the cross-reference list?\",\"answer\":\"The cross-reference list links a single entry number to where that person is listed across multiple record types, such as born, confirmed, wedded, moved in/out, and recorded as dead, including notes/remarks.\"}]","Cheat sheet to the Norwegian church books - 1 - 1812 revision | PDF",1791935462]