Idd Parish, Østfold, Norway Genealogy

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

Church Records

 * Idd clerical district contains parish registers for Idd and Enningdal. Søndre Fredrikshald also belonged to this district until it was combined with Nordre Fredrikshald by royal proclamation on 13 October 1769.


 * The Family History Library has microfilm copies of the


 * Digital images are online at Digitalarkivet (Digital Archives).

Census Records

 * 1762 Sjeleregister: A 1762 sjeleregister for Idd clerical district exists and is available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City.


 * 1865: The 1865 census for Idd clerical district is available in a searchable database online at Digitalarkivet (Digital Archives).


 * 1875: The 1875 census for Idd clerical district is available in a searchable database online at Digitalarkivet (Digital Archives). Also available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City.


 * 1891: The 1891 census for Idd clerical district is available in a searchable database online at Digitalarkivet (Digital Archives).


 * 1900: The 1900 census for Idd clerical district is available in a searchable database online at Digitalarkivet (Digital Archives).


 * 1910: The 1910 census for Idd clerical district is available in a searchable database online at Digitalarkivet (Digital Archives).

The 1865, 1875, 1900, 1910 census is also available online in a searchable database at the Norwegian Historical Data Centre.

Farm Names
78 Aannerød 40 Aas nordre 68 Bakke 63 Berge 33 Berger 66 Besseberg 3 Bjørnestad lille 70 Brekke 74 Buer 53 Bø mellem 75 Bøen  42 Dal lille 47 Dyene  74 Ekeli 77 Ellevsrød 19 Eskeviken  59 Fagerholt 72 Folkeset nedre 36 Furuvarp  44 Gimmen nordre 41 Gimmen store 71 Glenne 61 Guldvik 50 Gullund  81 Hafsrød 42 Hattefjeld 55 Heier 52 Herrebø 1 Holene 30 Holm lille 65 Holt 36 Hov vestre 60 Hovelsrød  56 Id Præstegaard  45 Klepper nordre 20 Knardal 69 Knegterød 2 Krusætret  41 Lien og Hauger 67 Liholt 64 Lund 76 Lundene 28 Lundsholtet  38 Maistubben 48 Mansrød  37 Nokkedalen 79 Nordbakke 50 Nordby 80 Nordgaard 82 Nybøle  5 Orød  27 Rishagen 23 Risum  50 Sanden 61 Sanderød 17 Skaaningsfoss 62 Skottene 53 Skriverøen 58 Snekketorp 25 Sofielund 47 Solberg 74 Stenersrød 48 Stokkebru 34 Stumberg 35 Stumbergsætret  4 Tangen 83 Torgalsbøen 51 Torp  32 Vestby 41 Vestli 49 Vevlen 31 Vold  57 Ystehede  26 Ødeberg 84 Ør

Idd: Holene, Store Bjørnestad, Lille Bjørnestad, Tangen, Orød, Fredriksfryd, Jerperød. Lameløkken og Gramhaugen, Haugsten, Fuglesangen, Langhaugen, Kjæmpehaugen og Bergkasa, Skaaningsfos, Eskeviken, Knardal, Roland, Risum, Sommero, Sofienlund, Øberg, Rishaugen, Lundsholtet, Holm, Vold, Vestby, Berger, Stumberg, Hov, Maistubben, Aas, Gimmen, Dal, Klepper, Solberg og Dyene, Stokkebru, Vevlen, Norby, Torp, Bø, Heier, Id prestegaard, Ystehede, Snekketorp, Fagerholt, Hovelsrød, Sanderød, Skottene, Berge, Lund, Holt, Bisseberg, Liholt, Bakke, Knegterød, Aannerød, Nordbakke, Nordgaard, Hafsrød, Nybøle, Torgalsbøen, Ør

Genealogy
Lindbo, Oskar R. P.: Genealogical chart of Iver Eriksen Torp (1683-1768) of (Tanum, Sweden?) ca. 1618-1880

Pedigree chart of Iver Eriksen Torp (1683-1768) and his wife Anne Andersdotter Hagelund (1675-1731) of Tanum, Göteborg och Bohus co., Sweden. Descendants and family members live in Enningdal, Idd, Rakkestad, and Berg parishes in Østfold co., Norway

FHL Pedigree

Isaksen, Guri: Noen Idde-familier gjennom 300 år: Ellevsrød, Hagelund, Iddebøen, and Ås

FHL 948.21/I2 D2

Lindbo, Oskar R. P.: Stamtavle for Ole Olsen Braatenes 1684-1727

A pedigree chart showing the descendants of Ole Olsen (1684-1828) and his wife Berthe Nielsatter (1660-1735) from the Braatenes in Skiptvet parish, Østfold cp., Norway. Also includes the Aamodt family from Norway. Includes families from these parishes as well: Østre and Vestre Aker in Oslo city, Idd and Halden in Østfold co.

FHL Film 1124569 item 5

Probate Records
1802-1852: Probates may be found in Idd og Marker judicial district.

1750-1809: Clerical probate records may be found in Mellom Borgesyssel Deanery.