Liber daticus

[Ric Rasmussen]

There is a record in the Keldby Søgn entitled "Liber daticus."  I have not come across this name of a record before.

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Can someone help me understand what is contained in this record so I can decide if I try to search through it for names of relatives?

Thank you,

Ric

[Lis B. Jensen]

Hi Ric

it is a sort of diary Written by the Preast.
ot Look up 2 You can see what is contains - among others is Conformations

[Ole Westermann]

Liber daticus is the book in every single parish, in which the vicar writes things of interest about the incumbency and the priests having served in the parish. They are not preserved in all parishes.

In Keldby you see ex.
page 1-26 diff. meetings with colleagues (synodes), then Royal decrees, laws etc, then (55-60) records about stillborn children,
p.78-83 schedules of married, born and dead 1738-1827, 133-48 remarks at pastoral visitations, 317-28 confirmed (starting on image 135).

Ole

[Ric Rasmussen]

Thank you, Lis and Ole.  That is very helpful.