Census 1845
Unique identifier.
The source entry number given to each unit transcribed by the volunteers. Normally a parish. This number is used for identifying the geographical area.
The year of the census.
In each entry the unique record number.
Reference to the source used for the transcription. The quality of the information varies greatly.
Name of locality within the specific census unit.
The unique identifier for each household. It is unique across the whole census.
Additional information on the address.
Number of families in each farm or house.
Name of the person.
Gender of the person.
Age is not the age you have but the next age, e.g. you are 25 then you will be stated as 26. New born should have the age: 1.
Marital status.
Name of town or parish where the person was born.
Position in household in relation to the head of household.
Occupation as stated in the census in Danish.
Comments from the census taker or from the volunteer during the transcription.
Geographical reference. Refers to the tables 'administrative types, parish, counties, districts and regions.'
Code for urban or rural type.
Nationality. Here da=Danish.
[Description of geography fields]
The same as the geographic code in the census.
Code for administrative unit: parish, town, ...
Code for the county. Refers to the table counties.
Code for district. Links to the table districts.
Name of region in Denmark.
Rural or urban.
Entry number. Links to the census.