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1. A closer look at a census record
(Research Guides, Helps and Introductions/Census Records & Enumeration)
... of birth (parish and county) employment status; trade/profession/status and/or place in the family As mentioned this is for the 1845-census in this example. Over the years most censuses differed in categories ...
2. The Danish Censuses in Details
(Research Guides, Helps and Introductions/Census Records & Enumeration)
...  These records include:address, name, gender and age, marital status, relationship to the head of household, and employment status of every person in each household. Furthermore ...
3. Notes on Enumeration Fields / Categories
(Research Guides, Helps and Introductions/Census Records & Enumeration)
... ["fraskilt"] or divorsed ["skilt"]. Profession, occupation or trade (Erhverv) The occupations that are recorded are fairly accurate, but rarely take account of dual occupations or casual employment. ...
4. Census Lists - An Introduction to the Danish Censuses
(Research Guides, Helps and Introductions/Census Records & Enumeration)
... include: Name and age of every person in the household. The relationship of each member to the head of the household. Marital status; married/unmarried, widow/widower. Employment status; occupation/trade, ...

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