Codices Fennici – Finnish Medieval and 16th century manuscripts.
Codices Fennici is a digital collection of medieval and 16th century manuscripts written or used in Finland. The collection contains over 200 manuscripts or manuscripts fragments collected from libraries and archives in different countries.
Stockholm, National Archives, Strödda domböcker och rättegångshandlingar, vol. 30. Transcript of a court hearing at Turku, 1597
Court records: a transcript of a hearing at a court
session.
Turku, Provincial Archives of Turku, Turku Archdiocese Cathedral Chapter, Gummerus-collection, I:7. Fragments of a Lutheran graduale and antiphonarium
Fragments of a Lutheran graduale and
antiphonarium
Helsinki, National Archives, 216d. Raaseporin läänin tuomiokirja, 1561–1562
A registry of Fines
Stockholm, National Archives, E 1990 (5), Bielkesamlingen, 02 Adliga ätten Bielke, Nils Pedersson Bielkes maka Anna Hogenskild (†1591), Vol. 6: Godshandlingar 1558–1566. Tenant register concerning Nynäs, Vik, and Lahis estates
A tenant register concerning the estates of
Nynäs, Vik, and
Lahis.
