Umeå University Swedish Databases is a free website hosted by Umeå University in Sweden. “DDB has been instructed to “record and handle the main demographic and historical data for research, educational and archival purposes and to make them available to researchers.” Since 1970, we have created population databases and made them available for research. Church books from the 1700s and 1800s, Table EPA various forms from 1749 to 1859 and the parish books from the early 1900s are some of the sources that we have digitized.”

Free public Swedish databases include:

• 1810-1990 population database
• 1700-1800 church book database “With the appliance INDIKO – church books online , it is possible to look back through the assemblies that DDB has been registered in his church book database, from the late 1600s until 1900. In this way, you who wants to easily search for information about individuals the Swedish historical source material, follow them and their families over time and across generations. Using the search tool, you can also search directly in the various sources and recreate the pages of these.”
• SHIPS-Swedish Historical Population Statistics (birth, death, migrations, marriage stats 1749-1859)
• Tabellverket online (all data in the DDB’s work table database from 1749-1859)