Sweden Marriages, 1850-1945

3,195,944 cofnod

Newid categori neu gasgliad

Blwyddyn enedigaeth

Blwyddyn

Priodas

Diwrnod

Mis

Blwyddyn

Lle

Priod

Enw(au) cyntaf a chanol

Cyfenw

Ychwanegu manylion

Rhyw

Cydweddu pob term yn union

Clirio ffurflen

Holl Gasgliadau

Genedigaeth, Priodas a Marwolaeth

Priodas ac Ysgariad

Sweden Marriages, 1850-1945

Sweden Marriages, 1850-1945

3,195,944 cofnodion

NEWYDD

This collection contains records of banns and marriages from Sweden, between the years 1850 and 1945. Records typically include the names of the groom and the bride, their year of birth and their date and place of marriage. Additional details can be found on each image associated with the record.<br><br>Marriage banns were a practice intended to identify any reasons why a couple should not be married. These announcements were made in the church prior to the wedding and were usually registered in the bride’s resident parish. Consequently, the banns and the marriage itself may sometimes be recorded in different parishes. The index of this collection was produced by MyHeritage from scanned images of the original documents.

Categorïau cofnodion cysylltiedig:

Priodas ac Ysgariad

Sweden

Casgliadau cysylltiedig

GWELER POB UN

Casgliadau cysylltiedig

Sweden, Cofrestr Cyfrifiad Stockholm, 1800-1884

3,242,970 cofnod

Cyfrifiad Sweden 1910

5,416,868 cofnod

Cyfrifiad Sweden 1890

4,624,554 cofnod

1900 Sweden Census

4,963,601 cofnod

Cyfrifiad Sweden 1880

4,326,459 cofnod

Cyfrifiad Sweden 1940

5,845,490 cofnod

Cyfrifiad Sweden 1930

4,112,986 cofnod

Genedigaethau Sweden, 1850-1920

22,618,550 cofnod

Sweden, Bedyddiadau, 1611-1920

26,179,599 cofnod

Sweden, Priodasau, 1630-1920

2,358,286 cofnod

Cofnod enghreifftiol

Svante August ArrheniusMarried: May 21 1894 - Gamla Uppsala, Uppsala, Sweden

Svante August Arrhenius was born in 1859 and was a transformative Swedish scientist whose work bridged the fields of chemistry, physics, and environmental science. In 1903, he became the first Swedish citizen to receive the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, recognized for his pioneering theory of electrolytic dissociation, which revolutionized our understanding of how chemical compounds behave in solutions. Beyond his contributions to theoretical chemistry, Arrhenius is widely regarded as a founding father of climate science.