Glemmen Parish, Østfold, Norway Genealogy

Norway &gt; Østfold County &gt; Glemmen

Church Records
Glemmen clerical district contains church and sexton records for the parishes Glemmen and Kråkerøy. They were separated from the combined Fredrikstad parish in 1883, when Frederikstad was divided into three parts: Østre Fredrikstad, Vestre Fredrikstad and Glemmen clerical districts. Tune parish must also be searched as Glemmen was annexed to Tune until about 1810.

The Family History Library has microfilm copies of the.

Digital images are online at Digitalarkivet:

Glemmen: 1733-1759, 1771-1977

Glemmen / Glemmen: 1916-1939

Tune: 1720-1969

Census Records
Glemmen was part of Tune until 1810.

1664-66 Census for Glemmen

1801 Census for Glemmen

1865 Census for Glemmen

1900 Census for Glemmen

1910 Census for Glemmen

Census Microfilm collection at FamilySearch

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

Farm Names
23 Aasgaard 27 Allerød 37 Alshus 13 Ambjørnrød 22 Bjølstad 15 Bjørnerød 31 Bjørnevaagen 20 Bjøruld-Ødegaarden 11 Brønnerød 36 Elve 25 Enhus 16 Evenrød 29 Femdal 39 Fuglevik 36 Futerød 2 Glemminge vestre 12 Gluppe 18 Gunnerød 38 Holme 26 Holte 10 Jørnerød 7 Kirkeleie 33 Kjøkøen 9 Kneple 8 Lahelle 6 Lisleby 32 Lunde 8 Nygaard 3 Nøkleby vestre 30 Randholmen 24 Rød nordre 17 Skaarød 40 Smertu 21 Spetalen 28 Straalsund 5 Torp 34 Troldalen 10 Trosvik 19 Veum nordre 35 Ødegaarden

Probate Records
1772-1879: Probates may be found in Tune judicial district.