Can someone help me understand the different markings under the catechism headings for the household examinations? I've seen "a", "ab", "b", "c" - maybe there are others? Also, do the dates under the years indicate when they attended church or when they did their examination? Thank you!

Den 2015-11-17 kl. 15:53, skrev Sara Kidd via: > > Can someone help me understand the different markings under the > catechism headings for the household examinations? I've seen "a", "ab", > "b", "c" - maybe there are others? --- The notation schemes varied widely, but one common was this: a = very good ab = good b = acceptable c = not good > > Also, do the dates under the years indicate when they attended church or > when they did their examination? --- The dates columns usually have two columns per year, one for examinations (sometimes labeled "F" or "Förhör"), and one for communion (sometimes labeled "N" or "Nattvard"). The examinations column will have on date or just a mark for being present that year, the communion column one or more dates per year. // Bo Johansson

Thank you very much! On Wed, Nov 18, 2015, at 07:27 AM, Bo Johansson wrote: > Den 2015-11-17 kl. 15:53, skrev Sara Kidd via: > > > > Can someone help me understand the different markings under the > > catechism headings for the household examinations? I've seen "a", "ab", > > "b", "c" - maybe there are others? > > --- The notation schemes varied widely, but one common was this: > > a = very good > ab = good > b = acceptable > c = not good > > > > > Also, do the dates under the years indicate when they attended church or > > when they did their examination? > > --- The dates columns usually have two columns per year, one for > examinations (sometimes labeled "F" or "Förhör"), and one for communion > (sometimes labeled "N" or "Nattvard"). > > The examinations column will have on date or just a mark for being > present that year, the communion column one or more dates per year. > > // Bo Johansson