Kakskerta Parish, Turku-Pori, Finland Genealogy

Guide to Kakskerta parish, Finland ancestry, family history, and genealogy: birth records, marriage records, death records, census records, parish registers, and military records.

History
Kakserta was annexed to Turku in 1968. Kakskerta was formed as a annex to Kaarina parish in 1764. In 1858, Kakskerta became a chapel congregation and in the same year, Kakskerta's first priest was ordained. Kakskerta was separated into its own municipality from Kaarina in 1936.

Villages
As of 1939 the following villages were found in this parish: Kakskerta, Satava.

Place Names
To see what kind of place it is you will need a Finnish gazetteer.

Aakula, Artucka, Atela, Caivois, Hafvisto, Hamelaa, Harjattula, Hennala, Hylklahti,, Hyrcklax, Hyrylä, Höytis, Höyttiö, Isola, Kaivoinen, Kaivois, Kockila, Kolli, Kulho, Kullela, Karla, Lempälä, Lintala, Maltala, Monnois, Naula, Nickilä, Pavola, Penilä, Pennilä, Peppois, Pässi, Rautvuori, Salminen, Sampas, Tuulensuu, Virtanen

Church Records
THIS PARISH
 * 1657-1890 at FamilySearch &mdash; How to Use This Collection; index
 * 1657-1915 at FamilySearch &mdash; How to Use This Collection; index & images
 * 1682-1892 at FamilySearch &mdash; How to Use This Collection; index
 * 1725-1909 at FamilySearch &mdash; How to Use This Collection; index
 * Kakskerta at Finland's Family History Association (FFHA) (Suomen Sukuhistoriallinen Yhdistys ry) &mdash; images
 * 1747-1868 (*); Kakskerran seurakunta at FamilySearch Catalog &mdash; images
 * 1747-1949 (*); Kakskerran seurakunta at FamilySearch Catalog &mdash; images
 * 1770-1890 (*); Kakskerran seurakunta at FamilySearch Catalog &mdash; images
 * Kakskerta at HisKi, Genealogical Society of Finland (Suomen Sukututkimusseuta) &mdash; index. More information about the church

Emigration and Immigration Records

 * 1900-1920 at FamilySearch &mdash; How to Use This Collection; index

Taxation Records

 * 1809-1915 at FamilySearch — How to Use this Collection; index and images