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Titel: Help with word on tax record
Skrivet av: Victoria Cihla skrivet 2020-07-16, 20:08

Can anyone tell me what the circled word is on the attached tax record? 



Thanks for your help,

Vicki Cihla

Titel: SV: Help with word on tax record
Skrivet av: Victoria Cihla skrivet 2020-07-16, 20:09

Sorry - button happy. 

The record is at

https://app.arkivdigital.se/volume/v365155?image=2450

Thanks a lot,

Vicki Cihla

Titel: SV: Help with word on tax record
Skrivet av: Kalle Birgersson skrivet 2020-07-16, 22:24

I think is says "krono". All real estate was divide into tax classes. Krono farms was owned by the crown - the king or rather the government. The farmer was leasing the land.

Titel: SV: Help with word on tax record
Skrivet av: Victoria Cihla skrivet 2020-07-16, 22:46

Thank you!

That is interesting and I think it fits in with the question I just posted.  So maybe(?) the two families in my most recent post were both leasing from the land - I don't think there was any family connection between them.
 
Both Samuel Hansson and his wife died in 1839 so would the land just be leased to someone else after that or ?

Thanks for this information,

Vicki Cihla

Titel: SV: Help with word on tax record
Skrivet av: Kalle Birgersson skrivet 2020-07-17, 01:00

I think the children inherited the right to lease the land if they wanted, but I'm not sure. There was a lot of ancient rules about the right to use land.

Titel: SV: Help with word on tax record
Skrivet av: Victoria Cihla skrivet 2020-07-17, 01:54

Thank you for this information ....  this is a whole area of study on its own.  When I see the tax records, I am never quite sure how to tell if they owned the land or leased it.   I guess I just assumed they leased it.   Half of my ancestors did not have an estate inventory -  I am sure they were very poor (and would not have owned land). 

I will try to find more information on it...

Thanks again for your help,

Vicki Cihla