Help with reading Församlingsbok (Parish book) Record

[Timothy McCall]

On the 1894-1914 Församlingsbok (Parish book) from Undersåker, Västmorrland, under "Special Notes" for my Westrum relatives is listed No.65 169/1880.  I've seen this on other Household Examination records as well, any ideas as to what this means?  Also, any help with the Utflyttning note would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Tim

[Sune Andersson]

The numbers refer to military service number and the next column says (Till obef. 5) "moved to Book of non-existents", look at the end of the parish book,
see page 5.

[Maud Svensson]

The Vestrum family members emigrated to North America in 1900, 1901 and 1903.
Åre (Z) AI:12 (1894-1899) page 332
Åre (Z) AIIa:2 (1900-1920) page 559

The daughter Klara Helena Matilda Vestrum was married in 1901 to Per Johan Adolf Danielsson and in 1905 they moved to Lingbo. In 1907 they left for N America with their three daughters.
Åre (Z) AIIa:1 (1900-1920) page 74
Lingbo (X) AIIa:1 (1899-1909) page 124

[Timothy McCall]

Thanks Sune and Maud,
The Military service number threw me.  As far as I've ever heard and from the information I've found about Henrik, he never served in the military.
Henrik was born in Norway, moving to Sweden before 1880.  Would a Norwegian be accepted in the Swedish army? Could this be an entry mistake?

The Westrum family left for Norway and supposedly for North America in 1888.
Alsen AI:12 (1992-1888) page 222

The family story is is that Henrik left his family in Norway, while he traveled to Minnesota where he spent one year and then returned home.  I've found no emigration information to prove this.  He did travel to Minnesota in 1902, with his family following him in 1903.  Klara Helena Westrum was my great grandmother.