Search tips
Contents
| INTRODUCTION | XVIII |
| - Problem statements | XIX |
| - Administrative division | XX |
| POPULATION DEVELOPMENT | 34 |
| Population in the period 1660-1800 | 35 |
| - Manntala and census records | 37 |
| - Registration over time - the church books | 38 |
| - The church book as a source | 39 |
| - Stable population in the period 1660-1801 | 42 |
| Population development 1800-1865 | 45 |
| - The annual fluctuations in population | 45 |
| - Demographic crises | 48 |
| - Crisis in 1741 | 48 |
| - The crises of 1763 and 1771 | 50 |
| - Hunger or epidemic? | 50 |
| - The demographic crises of the 19th century | 52 |
| - Cholera in the 1830s and 40s? | 52 |
| - Deaths through acts of war | 53 |
| - Fewer deaths | 54 |
| - What were the consequences of the crises? | 55 |
| The population structure | 55 |
| - Age matching | 56 |
| - Gender composition | 57 |
| - Marital status | 61 |
| THE RESOURCES IN THE VILLAGE | 62 |
| Agriculture | 63 |
| - Operating units 1667-1800 | 64 |
| - Why this decline | 66 |
| - Operating units 1800-1865 | 67 |
| - The new farmer - the space people | 68 |
| - Shared use / homesteads | 70 |
| - Who had seats | 70 |
| Arable farm | 73 |
| - The extent of grain cultivation 1667-1800 | 73 |
| - Are the seeding tasks trustworthy? | 74 |
| - Field production 1800-1865 | 77 |
| - The framework for field production | 78 |
| - Crisis in the 1740s | 79 |
| - Crisis in the 1770s | 81 |
| - The crisis years around 1810 | 83 |
| - Granary | 85 |
| - Measures to increase field production | 86 |
| - Expansion of arable area | 86 |
| - New product introduction of potato | 87 |
| - Nepe production | 89 |
| - The importance of fertilizer | 89 |
| - "Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's manure water" | 91 |
| - Working with a crawler crane | 92 |
| - Change in technology | 93 |
| Ditching | 94 |
| Animal husbandry | 95 |
| - The scale of livestock farming | 95 |
| - Quality | 98 |
| - The feeding method | 99 |
| - Winter and summer feed | 101 |
| - Hay from the infield | 101 |
| - The outfield sowing | 103 |
| - Other feeds from the outfield | 106 |
| - Haustingsbruket labor-intensive | 109 |
| - Grazing the basis for livestock farming | 110 |
| - The importance of dust | 111 |
| - Time on the farm | 116 |
| - Cottage romance? | 116 |
| - Beast edition | 118 |
| - Disease in the animal herd | 119 |
| - From extensive to intensive use | 120 |
| - Rewarding new initiatives | 120 |
| A landscape shaped by use | 122 |
| - Viken | 122 |
| - Sands | 123 |
| - Outfield slaughters | 129 |
| - Styving tree | 130 |
| - Pasture land | 130 |
| - Other resources | 131 |
| Forestry | 133 |
| - Peat production | 137 |
| - Sale of firewood | 138 |
| - The benefits of other tree species | 138 |
| Handicrafts | 139 |
| - Bøkringa | 141 |
| - Cyclical industry | 142 |
| - How much did the beech ring mean | 143 |
| - Seasonal work? | 145 |
| - The work itself | 148 |
| - Ornamentation and stowage | 149 |
| - Lagging | 150 |
| - Technical innovations | 151 |
| - Weaving/knitting | 152 |
| The fishery | 154 |
| Trading and marketing | 158 |
| - Where did the farmers deliver their goods? | 161 |
| - Deliveries in the city | 161 |
| - Mode of transport | 164 |
| - Osen as a city center | 166 |
| THE SURPLUS MOVES OUT | 170 |
| Relocation in the 19th century | 172 |
| - Still moving people | 173 |
| Migration in the 16th and 18th centuries | 175 |
| - Sunnfjord and Bergen as travel destinations | 175 |
| - Church books and census records as a source of migration? | 177 |
| - Moving to more distant strokes | 180 |
| - Mapping of relocation among confirmands | 181 |
| Why did people from Gaular travel | 184 |
| - Those who did not get a farm | 185 |
| - The desire for freer service conditions | 185 |
| - Move or become a homesteader? | 186 |
| - Was there something enticing? | 187 |
| - Breastfeeding test in Bergen | 188 |
| The move led to a shortage of tenants | 191 |
| - Complaints about teneste shortage | 192 |
| - Attempts to stop tenarane | 195 |
| - Transfer of employees | 196 |
| - Other measures to address the labor shortage | 198 |
| - Fitting size | 200 |
| - Vart tenarmangelen betra | 200 |
| - The military draft led to a shortage of teenagers | 201 |
| - Sabotage of the Tea Act | 202 |
| - Live property? | 204 |
| The solution for those who moved | 205 |
| Moving in | 207 |
| Cultural influence from Bergen | 208 |
| CHARACTERISTICS OF THE POPULATION | 210 |
| Death as a part of everyday life | 211 |
| The diseases | 213 |
| - New diseases in the 19th century | 218 |
| - Measures against the diseases | 219 |
| - Vaccination | 222 |
| - Hygienic conditions | 223 |
| - The work of Sundt | 225 |
| - The impact of breastfeeding | 227 |
| - Skråtobakken si forbanning | 228 |
| - The Health Commission's work | 229 |
| - Professional knowledge | 233 |
| - A safer life? | 235 |
| From cradle to grave | 235 |
| - Childhood | 235 |
| - The child in the family | 237 |
| - Foster child | 238 |
| - Childhood-a life of work? | 239 |
| - Marie Rennord's childhood story | 241 |
| - Growing up to be awake | 243 |
| - Skulen | 244 |
| - Marriage/family | 250 |
| - Engagement and marriage goals | 252 |
| - Marriageable age | 253 |
| - Ritual in connection with the poisoning case | 254 |
| - The family as a work community | 257 |
| - Birth and maternity | 259 |
| - "Illegitimate" children | 261 |
| - The family as educator | 263 |
| - Old age | 265 |
| - The union administration | 266 |
| - The poor elderly | 269 |
| - Women and elderly care | 270 |
| WHO SHARED THE RESOURCES | 272 |
| Guard farmer | 273 |
| The transition to self-employment | 274 |
| - Svanøygodset in dissolution | 276 |
| - How to raise capital | 278 |
| - Many were unable to make the purchase | 280 |
| - Status after the sale of Svanøygodset | 281 |
| - The further process towards self-sufficiency | 282 |
| - Bergen thugs in an earth hall | 282 |
| - Renter/sailor | 285 |
| - How safe was the mercenary? | 287 |
| The space people | 288 |
| - 1800-1865 - the space people fight | 294 |
| - How to define the househusband | 295 |
| - The rights of space people | 298 |
| - The duties | 299 |
| - What was the function of the ushers? | 300 |
| Differences between Sogn and Sunnfjord | 305 |
| Tenestefolka | 306 |
| - Conditions for tenants | 310 |
| - Butilhøva | 312 |
| Other occupational groups | 313 |
| Poor people | 317 |
| - Caring for the poor | 318 |
| - How many poor people | 322 |
| How to measure prosperity | 322 |
| - Guilty plea | 324 |
| - Tax arrears | 324 |
| - The relationship between population and resources | 326 |
| - Starting point in a farm | 327 |
| NEW STOCK EXCHANGE PROTESTS | 332 |
| Taxation | 333 |
| - Soldier discharge and new taxes | 334 |
| - The extra tax in the 1760s | 336 |
| - Trouble in connection with the extra tax | 338 |
| Mail handling | 339 |
| Skyssplikta | 341 |
| Road construction | 343 |
| - Postvegen Bergen-Trondheim | 344 |
| - Road maintenance in more organized forms | 346 |
| - Requirements for the roads | 346 |
| - Organization of construction and maintenance | 348 |
| - Actions against the road work | 351 |
| Extra carriers in connection with the poor and school system | 353 |
| The row at Eikeland | 355 |
| - The consequences of the tumult | 357 |
| - Judgments | 359 |
| PEOPLE'S RULE - PEASANT POWER | 363 |
| New tasks for the local community | 363 |
| School system | 363 |
| - Organization of the school | 366 |
| - Teachers | 367 |
| - Financing of the debt | 368 |
| - What came out of the school regulations? | 370 |
| - Skulen in the 1800s | 370 |
| Poverty services | 372 |
| - Organization of the poor relief service | 374 |
| - Financing of the poor relief system | 374 |
| Health care | 376 |
| - Midwifery care | 377 |
| The Health Commission | 378 |
| - Your own district doctor? | 381 |
| The conciliation commission | 382 |
| - Who were the members of the first municipal council? | 383 |
| Local government through the chairmanship laws | 385 |
| SUMMARY | 387 |
| Attachments | 390 |
| Dimensions, weight and coins | 394 |
| Abbreviations | 394 |
| Literature and sources | 395 |
| Corrections to tape 1 | 403 |
| Register | 404 |
