Vor Frue Parish København, København, Denmark Genealogy
Guide to Vor Frue, Denmark ancestry, family history, and genealogy: birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, and military records.
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History[edit | edit source]
Vor Frue parish is one of the oldest parishes in København. The parish has undergone many changes throughout the years. The following is a timeline of events for the parish:
- 1683 - A part of the parish was seperated and incorporated into Trinitatis parish
- 1685 - A part of the parish was seperated into Skt. Nikolaj parish
- 1736 - The parish was again split and the seperated part was annexed by Frederiksberg parish
- 11 Jan 1805 - Part of Skt. Nikolaj parish was added to Vor Frue when the parish closed
- 1861 - The parish was split again and the seperated part became a part of the new Skt. Johannes parish
- 1877 - The boundaries between Vor Frue and Skt. Johannes were again changed
- 13 May 1908 - Part of Skt. Matthæus parish was annexed. Also, part of Vor Frue went to Helligånds parish
- 1930 - The parish was split again and the seperated part became a part of the newly established Christiansborg Slotsogn
- 3 Sept 1942 - Part of Skt. Andreas parish was added to Vor Frue.
Vor Frue parish is also known as Domkirken or Københavns Domkirke
Vor Frue Parish | |
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Jurisdictions | |
Stift (diocese) | Roskilde (Catholic) (Pre-1022-1537), Sjælland (1537-1922), København (1922-Present) |
Pastorat (chapelry) | Vor Frue |
Len -1662 | Add here |
Amt (county) 1662 - 1793 | Add here |
Amt (county) 1794 - 1970 | Copenhagen City |
Herred (district) | Add here |
Kommune (municipality) | Add here |
1788 – 1793 Lægd number | Add here |
1794 – 1869 Lægd number | Add here |
Gods (estate) | Skjoldenæsholm gods; Sømme herreds provsti; Tølløsegård gods; Roskilde Duebrødre klosters gods; Gammel Køgegård gods; Benzonseje gods; Egholm gods; Roskilde jomfruklosters gods; Gjeddesdal gods; Grebskabet Ledreborg; Vibygård gods |
Street Names[edit | edit source]
Axeltorv
Bispetorvet, Blaatorn, Bryghusgade, Børsen
Dahlerupsgade, Dyrkøb
Farvergade, Fiolstræde, Frederiksberggade, Frederiksholms Kanal, Frue Plads, Fyrens Gang
Gammel Kongevej, Gammel Nørre Port, Gammel Torv, Gyldenløvesgade, Gaasegade
Hagemannsgade, Halmtorvet, Hammerichsgade, Helligkorsstræde, Henrik Fyrend Gang, Herholdtsgade, Hestemøllestræde
Jarmersgade, Jarmers Plads, Jernbanegade
Kampmannsgade, Kanikestræde, Kattesund, Kirkestræde, Klædeboderne, Kongensgade, Krystalgade, Kultorvet
Lars Bjørnsstræde, Larslejsstræde, Lavendelstræde, Lille Fiolstræde, Lille Kannikestræde, Lille Kjøbmagergade, Lille Lars Bjørnsstræde, Lille Sankt Klemensstræde, Løngangstræde
Meldahlsgade, Mikkel Bryggersgade, Mikkel Wibes Gade
Nansensgade, Ny Børs, Ny Kongensgade, Nyropsgade, Nytorv, Ny Vestergade, Nørre Farimagsgade, Nørregade, Nørre Søgade, Nørre Torv, Nørrevold, Nørre Voldgade
Peder Hvitfeldts Stræde, Perlegaarden, Philosophgang
Raadhuspladsen, Raadhusstræde
Sankt Peders Stræde, Schacksgade, Skindergade, Skinderstræde/Torv, Slutterigade, Smede Bakken, Smede Lange, Store Fiolstræde, Store Kannikestræde, Store Kjøbmagergade, Store Lars Bjørnsstræde, Store Sankt Klemensstræde, Stormgade, Studiestræde, Svenegade, Søndervold
Teglgaardstræde, Trommesalen, Tursensgade
Vandkunsten, Vandmøllestræde, Ved Langebro, Ved Ryrssensten, Vester Boulevard, Vesterbrogade, Vester Farimagsgade, Vestergade, Vester Søgade, Vestervold, Vester Voldgade, Vognbadstuestræde, Volden, Voldgade
To see what kind of place it is you will need a Danish Gazetteer.
- Surrounding Parishes
Birth, Marriage, and Death Online Records[edit | edit source]
- Free Online Database:
- The vast majority of research you do in Denmark will be in church parish registers, which are held in the Danish State Archives available online at ARKIVALIERONLINE. Select your county and parish from the drop-down lists.
- The vast majority of research you do in Denmark will be in church parish registers, which are held in the Danish State Archives available online at ARKIVALIERONLINE. Select your county and parish from the drop-down lists.
- Help Reading Danish Records:
- Denmark Parish Register Headings provides translated examples of parish headings. You will be able to interpret much of what is in the records using these headings. Danish Genealogical Word List covers typical terms found in the records. Denmark Feast Day Calendars will help you translate dates written in feast day form. Denmark surnames are patronymic and change every generation, so carefully study Denmark Personal Names.
- Denmark Parish Register Headings provides translated examples of parish headings. You will be able to interpret much of what is in the records using these headings. Danish Genealogical Word List covers typical terms found in the records. Denmark Feast Day Calendars will help you translate dates written in feast day form. Denmark surnames are patronymic and change every generation, so carefully study Denmark Personal Names.
- Help Reading Old Handwriting:
- Knowing What to Look for Next:
- To understand the best research strategies for these records, see Denmark Church Records Christenings Guide.
Collections[edit | edit source]
- Church Records
- Census Records
- ARKIVALIERONLINE Census records online
- Censuses - Getting Started
- Denmark Census
- Census digitization/index availability - chart showing progress in census digitizing and indexing per location.
- Court Records
- Military Records
- Lægdsruller, Danish Military Levying Rolls, is a census of men eligible to join military (1789-1932)
- Probate Records
Related Sources[edit | edit source]
Family History Library Records[edit | edit source]
Click Denmark, København Records for a full listing of records at the Family History Library, that may be digitized. Check back occasionally to see if your records have become available. In the meantime, some of them might be available at a Family History Center near you.
Click on "Places within Denmark, København" and then select your parish.