Skt. Johannes Parish København, København, Denmark Genealogy

Guide to '''Skt. Johannes, Denmark ancestry, family history, and genealogy:''' birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, and military records.

History
''Skt. Johannes parish was created from parts of Vor Frue parish and Trinitatis'' parish on 31 May 1861. On 30 May 1877, the parish again received parts of Vor Frue and Trinitatis parishes.

The following is a chronological list of the parish's border changes throughout the years:


 * 1874 and 1876 - part of the parish split and became part of Skt. Stefans parish
 * 1878 - part of the parish seperated and was added to Skt. Jacobs parish
 * 1890 - part of the parish went to Hellig Kors parish
 * 1 Jan 1896 - The parish split in half and became Skt. Johannes nordre parish and Skt. Johannes søndre parish.
 * 24 Sept 1898 - Parish name changed: Skt. Johannes nordre parish reverted back to the name Skt. Johannes parish, and Skt. Johannes søndre parish was renamed to Skt. Andreas parish.
 * 1900 - part of the parish split and was added to Nazaret parish
 * 1905 - part of the parish went to Blågårds parish
 * 1956 - a part of the parish was given to Aldersro parish

(Write information such as: how old the parish is, interesting facts about the parish, what alternate names it has, or any boundary changes.)

Street Names
Ahornsgade, Aldersrogade, Allersgade, Assistants Kirkegaard, Aagade

Batterivej, Birkegade, Blegdamsvej, Blaagaard Brogade, Blaagaard Langgade, Blaagaardsgade, Blaagaardsvej, Blaagaard Østergade, Borgmester Jensens Alle, Bryggervangen

Charlothegade, Citadelsvej, Classens Have

Dagmarsgade

Egegade, Elmegade, Ewaldsgade

Falconer Alle, Farimagsvej, Fredensgade, Frederik Bajers Plads, Frederik den 5tes Vej, Frederik den 7des Gade, Fælledvej, Fælledvejens Passage

Gormsgade, Gulbersgade, Guldbergsgade, Gunters Passage

Henrik Harpestrengs Vej

Jagtvej, Juliane Maries Vej, Jødervej

Kalkbrænderihavnsgade, Kalkbrænderivej, Kløvermarken, Kongevej, Korsgade, Korsvej

Lille Fredensgade, Lille Ryesgade, Lygtevej, Lyngbyvej, Læssøesgade

Meinungsgade, Murergade, Møllegade

Ny Bredgade, Ny Østergade, Nøjsomhedsvej, Nørre Alle, Nørrebro, Nørrebrogade, Nørreports Ravelin, Nørre Sidealle

Odinsgade

Parcelvej, Peblinge Dossering, Peter Fabers Gade, Poppelgade, Prins Jørgens Gade

Ravnsborggade, Ravnsborg Tværgade, Reberbane, Roligsendevej, Rosenvænget, Rosenvængets Hovedvej, Ryesgade, Raadmandsgade, Raadmandsvangen, Raadmandsmarke

Sankt Hans Gade, Sankt Hans Gade Passage, Sankt Hans Torv, Schleppergrellsgade, Sibbernsvej, Skolegade, Slotsgade, Smedegade, Solitudevej, Sortedam Dossering, Sortedamsgade, Stengade, Strandpromenaden, Strandvejen, Søgade

Tagenshusvej, Tagensvej, Tømrergade

Universitetsparken

Vibens Alle

Wesselsgade

Øresundsgade, Øster Alle, Østerbro, Østerbrogade, Øster Landevejen

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