Skaun Parish, Sør-Trøndelag, Norway Genealogy

Guide to Skaun, Norway ancestry, family history, and genealogy: birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, and military records.

Church Records
Skaun belonged to Orkdal clerical district prior to 1814 when it was made part of Børsa clerical district. See those districts for more information.

Census Records



 * Census (manntall) 1701, no. 14: Strinda and Selbu fogderi is available in a searchable database online at Digitalarkivet (Digital Archives). 


 *  1801 see Orkdal clerical district.


 * 1834, 1865, 1875, 1891, 1900, 1910 see Børsa clerical district.

Farm Names
18 Aasen 29 Aunan 29 Aunberget 11 Bjørgan 28 Brennløkken 55 By 67 Byasæteren  28 Dalen 1 Djupdalen  20 Eidsli 10 Eidsmo 3 Endsæteren  61 Fokset  24 Gangaunet 16 Gjerdet 70 Grønli  69 Hafsbu 68 Hafsmoen 30 Hagaløkken 71 Haukli 21 Hoset 22 Hove 12 Huseby 13 Huseby 14 Huseby 15 Huseby 16 Huseby 14 Husebykleven  59 Jystad  13 Kattem 23 Konstad 50 Kraakset 31 Krokstad 40 Kuvaas 40 Kuvaashaugen 43 Kuvaassæteren  51 Lefstad 65 Lefstadløkken 63 Lien 66 Lisbetsæteren  47 Melby 46 Mellingan 44 Mellingsæteren 58 Mjølhus 53 Moen 64 Morken 43 Morløkken 42 Mælan med Stakkenget  2 Naustsæteren 49 Nordland  57 Otterstad  15 Reinen 17 Rekstad 60 Røaas 41 Rød 41 Rødslien  9 Sim 6 Skaset 19 Skauan 39 Skjellan 22 Solaas 25 Solstad 7 Storset 54 Svorkland 37 Syrstad 4 Sætran  53 Torgerløkken  8 Uvaas  35 Ven 5 Vottelien

Probate Records
1700-1875: Probates may be found in Midt-Trøndelag judicial district.

1766-1810: Clerical probates may be found in Dalane Deanery.