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The Vienna Database on European
Family History is a collection of census type listings of European villages
and towns from the 17th to the 20th century. This edition
is the result of a co-operation of the Max Plank-Institute for History in
Göttingen, the
Department of
History of the University of Salzburg and the Department of Economic and Social History of
the University of Vienna. The database was created in a series of research projects of the
Department of Economic and Social History at the
These data contain
information of census lists and soul books (status animarum) of Viennese
suburbs from the 19th century, Zagreb from 1857, Kostanz from 1774,
Roman parishes from the 17th to 20th century, Zurich and
villages in the canton Zurich from the 17th to 19th
century and of Fribourg from the 19th century. The data are
available as SPSS portable files. Besides the data there is a short
description of the sources, of the local and social surroundings and a select
bibliography. Although we tried to clean the data several times, we cannot
guarantee a database completely free of errors. We would be pleased, if you
could inform us about the problems you find in the data.
Our special thanks belong
to Josef Ehmer, who had the idea for this edition, Manfred Thaller
from the
Annemarie Steidl and Heinz Berger
For all questions or suggestions please send an e-mail to
annemarie.steidl@univie.ac.at
or heinrich.berger@univie.ac.at