Sweden Marriages, 1850-1945

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Sweden Marriages, 1850-1945

Sweden Marriages, 1850-1945

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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.

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