Where did Erik Andersson and family in Karlskoga, Sweden go? [closed]

Question

This family has moved around a lot! They moved from Nysund to Gräsholmsegan, Karlskoga, Örebro, Sweden in 1843. They are not in Gräsholmsegan, Karlskoga, Örebro, Sweden in the next book. I see in the “moving out” column (in same A I/30 book), it says 384 N 46.

They were not on page 384 in that book. They were not in the “moving-in -out” records in Karlskoga. They were not in the next book on page 384. So what does 384 N 46 mean?

SOURCE: Karlskoga, A I/30 (1846-1850), bildid: A0004728_00351, page 337 https://sok.riksarkivet.se/bildvisning/A0004728_00351

Tack!

Missy 

Answer 1

As you see in a list of the books for that parish both AI:29 and AI:30 cover the years 1846–1850. AI:29 is for the North part and AI:30 for the South part. So that would mean page 384 in AI:29.

Comments

Oh, so N is for Norra? I thought I had looked in AI:29, but I guess not. I see them there. Tack så mycket, Per!

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Hej Per, 

Would you help me with a small translation? I am looking at p384 in Karlskoga book AI:29, and next to his name Torp (Crofter) is crossed out. It looks like “Uhot.” written above Torp. I am unable to find that abbreviation and I do not remember seeing it before. Is it actually Undant?

Here is a link to the image: https://sok.riksarkivet.se/bildvisning/C0001669_00410

Tack!

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Yes, for Norra. I think it says "Undt." for Undantagsman. (I assume you already know what that is, or can look that up, so won't explain here.)

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Yes, thank you!