References
Archival Sources
- Uppsala landsarkiv [Uppsala Regional Archive].
- Orsa kyrkoarkiv [Orsa Church Archive].
- Husförhörslängder [Catechetical Examination Register]: AI:1 (1680s–1690s), AI:2 (1685–1694), AI:3 (1690–1700), AI:4 (1701–1716).
- Lysnings- och vigselböcker [Book of Engagements and Marriages] EI:1a (1672–1703).
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