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English transcript 0:00 Now we have looked at the church records, house interrogation records, 0:04 migration records, birth records, marriage records and death records, 0:07 and those are the really valuable and important documents 0:12 which must always be consulted. 0:15 But there are shortcuts, there are aids, 0:19 personal registers and databases of various kinds 0:22 which you can very well use to find the right one, find it in the church records. 0:27 We will look at such a modern aid, Sweden's death book. 0:33 And there is a completely new version here called Sweden's Death Book 1860 to 2016. 0:40 So it is 150 years and well that of Swedish deaths 0:44 and it is practically complete. It might be missing 0:48 a few hundred people, but otherwise it's every single person 0:51 who have died in Sweden during the last 150 years. 0:56 And they are searchable in all sorts of different ways. 0:59 If you go into Sweden's death book, you get a search menu that looks like this. 1:06 If I press "search" here, I find a number of fields to fill in. 1:12 Here I then fill in, for example, a surname, I take my grandmother for example 1:18 Sandgren here, and her name is Karin. 1:21 Yes, maybe that's enough? We check, we press "search" 1:24 and then I get 27 pieces, and that was a bit much. 1:28 I go back to the search form, because I know she was born in 1894, and then I add it. 1:35 Then there is only one. And that's my grandmother. 1:38 And then we get information about her here on the right. 1:42 We get her social security number, last name and all her first names. 1:46 a.m We get the address she was listed on when she died, and we get her date of death, Christmas Day 1987. 1:53 And we also get this information, that it is in Oscar's parish, Furusundsgatan. 1:59 Which in turn is part of the city of Stockholm, and Uppland and everything it wants. 2:04 But perhaps this task is just as important. She was born in 1894, 20/3, in Hedvig Eleonora parish. 2:13 And that is important information, because it is not enough to know that she was born in Stockholm. 2:18 I need to know which of these twenty, thirty, forty different parishes I can find her birth record in. 2:27 This database is so smart, so you don't need to know much to still be able to find the right one. 2:34 Let's just say I didn't know her married name. 2:37 I only had her name, Karin, born 1894. 2:41 a.m What happens then, if I press "search"? 2:43 1112, no, we can't search for that, we have to limit ourselves. 2:49 And then you can say 18940320, then I get 4 pieces. 2:57 And there she is! Karin Cecilia Sofia. 3:00 am Let's say I don't know when she was born either, but I know this about "Karin Cecilia Sofia". 3:08 Then I decide that's what I'm going to apply for. And I want all the names to be included, then I press "All" 3:16 a.m and only in this order, so. What then? 3:19 Yes, then there are two possible candidates. And there's grandma again. 3:24 This search menu has so much, and it's so completely useful. 3:31 You can search by profession/title, you can search by date of death, you can search by basically anything. 3:36 a.m Also at an address, so that you know where she lived when she died. 3:42 She lived on Furusundsgatan, I can enter that here and search for it. 3:45 Or I can limit my search to one country, yes Sweden, of course, 3:50 but a county, for example Skaraborg county, or Kronoberg county, 3:55 a municipality, perhaps Växjö municipality? Or congregation, in this case Oscar's congregation. 4:00 am Or landscape even. Because we have this thing with counties and provinces 4:06 Landscape is the old division of historical nature in Sweden, and the counties are a later invention. 4:14 Here there is also the possibility to limit the research male/female, let's say it's an Andersson 4:19 you are looking for, or a Johansson. Then you get far too many hits. 4:24 And then you can limit it by only having men, or women. 4:27 Or I just want unmarried people, or married people, or whatever information you have to start from. 4:33 This is amazingly good. You can also, if you don't know the spelling correctly, take for example "Lindkvist". 4:41 a.m How to spell "Lindkvist"? Yes, maybe like this. Lindkvist 4:46 a.m And then I get 6312 hits. But it could be that they spell with "qv" instead. 4:55 Then I'll add it. And marks that I want this too, and there are 31,043. 5:04 And then maybe they spell with Lind-qu-ist, so U in the middle there 5:09 And there it is again in 2008. So here it is then possible to pick out different spelling variants 5:17 thanks to this smart menu on the right. 5:20 And then we search, and then we get 40,150 hits. 5:26 And then I have to start limiting myself. I only want those whose first name is Ernst, for example. 5:31 Then I'm down to 295. And I know he was born in 1888, 5:37 and then it is only 6 and then it is possible to arrive at the right person. 5:42 These databases and personal registers are worth their weight in gold, because you often lose people when you do research. 5:49 They move somewhere, and then they're not there. And it can be very difficult to find your way back to them. 5:55 But Sweden's death book and these population records, Sweden's population in 1880, 1900, 1910, 6:03 Sweden's population in 1970, -80 and -90, they are very useful in many ways. 6:08 And then comes this warning finger. Please note that this is a secondary resource. 6:16 a.m It's not the original, this one. It is an aid, a register, a database. 6:22 Wonderful to have, but you must not trust the data. It may have gone wrong. 6:28 It may have been misspelled or misinterpreted by those who made these databases. 6:34 am So feel free to use them, but check each statement with the original source. 6:40 And the original source, that is the birth record, the marriage record and the death record. The three, that's where you should check each task 6:48 which you find in such a database, or personal register. 6:52 That said, don't be afraid to use them, they're great.

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