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Inventory No

SA00082

Title

Anno 1687 die 13 Aprilis Status animarum et familiarum Casal Safi

Supplied Title

Casal Safi, 1687
Safi, 1687

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00292

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Year Precise

1687

Century

17th century

Language

Latin

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00083

Title

Senglea Civitatis Invicta

Supplied Title

Senglea s.d.
Senglea, 1687?

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00293

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Century

17th - 18th century

Language

Latin

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00096

Title

Supplied Title

Musta s.d.
Musta, 1679?

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00113

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Century

17th - 18th century

Language

Latin

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00118

Title

Supplied Title

Valletta, Porto Salvo, 1697

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00121

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Year Precise

1697

Century

17th century

Language

Italian

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00121

Title

Nota del stato dell' anime della Chiesa Parochiale di Casal Crendi fatta da D. Domenico Formosa Parocho di detto Casale li 26 Aprile 1695

Supplied Title

Qrendi, 1695
Casal Crendi, 1695

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00125

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Not Digitised

Year Precise

1695

Century

17th century

Language

Italian

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00148

Title

Homini confessati e communicati nella Parrochiale do Damascheni della Vittoriosa nel Precetto Pasquale del 1700

Supplied Title

Vittoriosa - Rito Greco, 1700

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00159

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Year Precise

1700

Century

18th century

Language

Italian

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00213

Title

Status Animarum Casalis Crendi 1686

Supplied Title

Casal Crendi, 1686
Casal Qrendi, 1686

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00252

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Year Precise

1686

Century

17th century

Language

Italian, Latin

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00214

Title

Status Animarum oppidi Naxarii pro anno 1731

Supplied Title

Casal Naxaro, 1731
Naxxar, 1731

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00258

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Year Precise

1731

Century

18th century

Language

Latin

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00215

Title

Status Anumarum Casalis Naxar 1733

Supplied Title

Casal Naxaro, 1733
Naxxar, 1733

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00259

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Year Precise

1733

Century

18th century

Language

Latin

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00216

Title

Parrochialis ecclesiae oppidi Naxarii Status Animarum pro Anno Domini 1734

Supplied Title

Casal Naxaro, 1734
Naxxar, 1734

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00260

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Year Precise

1734

Century

18th century

Language

Latin

Access to the Public

Digital only

Inventory No

SA00217

Title

Parrochialis Eclesiae oppidi Naxarii Animarum Status Pro annus 1735

Supplied Title

Casal Naxaro, 1735
Naxxar, 1735

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00261

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Year Precise

1735

Century

18th century

Language

Latin

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00218

Title

Parrochialis Ecclesiae oppidi Naxarii Animarum Status pro anno 1736

Supplied Title

Casal Naxaro, 1736
Naxxar, 1736

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00262

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Year Precise

1736

Century

18th century

Language

Latin

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00219

Title

Parrochialis Ecclesiae oppidi Naxarii Status Animarum pro An. 1737

Supplied Title

Casal Naxaro, 1737
Naxxar, 1737

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00263

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Year Precise

1737

Century

18th century

Language

Latin

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00220

Title

Parrochialis ecclesiae oppidi Naxarii Status Animarum pro anno 1738

Supplied Title

Casal Naxaro, 1738
Naxxar, 1738

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00264

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Year Precise

1738

Century

18th century

Language

Latin

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00221

Title

Status Animarum Huius Casal Naxarii Pro Anno presenti 1740

Supplied Title

Casal Naxaro, 1740
Naxxar, 1740

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00265

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Year Precise

1740

Century

18th century

Language

Latin

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00222

Title

Status Animarum oppidi Naxari pro anno 1741

Supplied Title

Casal Naxaro, 1741
Naxxar, 1741

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00266

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Year Precise

1741

Century

18th century

Language

Latin

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00223

Title

Parrochialis ecclesiae oppidi Naxarii Status Animarum pro anno 1745

Supplied Title

Casal Naxaro, 1745
Naxxar, 1745

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00267

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Year Precise

1745

Century

18th century

Language

Latin

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00224

Title

Parrochialis ecclesiae oppidi Naxari Animarum Status pro anno 1744

Supplied Title

Casal Naxaro, 1744
Naxxar, 1744

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00268

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Year Precise

1744

Century

18th century

Language

Latin

Access to the Public

Digital and Physical

Inventory No

SA00225

Title

Liber status animari Casalis Crendi Anni Dni 1705

Supplied Title

Casal Crendi, 1705;
Qrendi 1705

Scope and Content

The Synod of Augsburg in 1548 obliged parish priests to keep a record regarding the adhesion of the parishioners to the Catholic teachings. The Council of Vienne in 1557 gave explicit instructions for parish priests to note those that failed to adhere to the Paschal Precept and report them to their Vicar General. Both the Councils of Narbonne in 1551 and in particular that of Mediolanese of 1565 gave similar instructions. In 1614, Pope Paul V extended this universally by obliging the parish priests to keep a Liber de Statu Animarum. The 1983 revision of the Codex Juris Canonici withdrew the obligation of parish priests to keep the Status Animarum records. Although being ecclesiastical records, these could also be considered as the earliest censuses of Malta.

Scanning Method

Not Digitised

Year Precise

1705

Century

18th century

Language

Italian, Latin

Access to the Public

Physical only

Inventory No

SL00001

Title

Stati Liberi 1579-1599

Supplied Title

S/L 1579-99

Archdiocese Digitisation Project No

DP00212

Scope and Content

Records that confirm the unmarried status of the spouses before commencing with marriage within the Catholic Church.

Scanning Method

Full Digitisation

Century

16th century

Language

Italian, Latin

Access to the Public

Digital only