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Inventory No
SA00212
Title
Status Animarum Paschialis ecclesialis Casalis Naxari 1705
Supplied Title
Casal Naxar, 1705
Naxxar, 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
Year Start
1705
Year End
1705
Century
18th century
Language
Latin
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
Year Start
1686
Year End
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
Year Start
1731
Year End
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
Year Start
1733
Year End
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
Year Start
1734
Year End
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
Year Start
1735
Year End
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
Year Start
1736
Year End
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
Year Start
1737
Year End
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
Year Start
1738
Year End
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
Year Start
1740
Year End
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
Year Start
1741
Year End
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
Year Start
1745
Year End
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
Year Start
1744
Year End
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
Year Start
1705
Year End
1705
Century
18th century
Language
Italian, Latin
Access to the Public
Physical only
Inventory No
SA00226
Title
Liber status animarum Ven Parochialis ecclesie casalis Haxac, 1705
Supplied Title
Casal Haxac, 1705
Għaxaq, 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
Year Start
1705
Year End
1705
Century
18th century
Language
Latin
Access to the Public
Physical only
Inventory No
SA00227
Title
Stato dell' anime della chiesa parrochiale di Casal Michabiba gli hanno adempimento il precetto Paschale del presente anno 1705
Supplied Title
Casal Micabiba, 1705
Mqabba, 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
Year Start
1705
Year End
1705
Century
18th century
Language
Italian, Latin
Access to the Public
Physical only
Inventory No
SA00228
Title
Liber Status Animarum Civitatis Notabilis, eius surbis et locomum adiacentium de Anno 1706
Supplied Title
Notabile, Rabbato, 1706
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
1706
Year Start
1706
Year End
1706
Century
18th century
Language
Italian, Latin
Access to the Public
Physical only
Inventory No
SA00229
Title
Liber Status Animarum Parochialis Ecclesie Casalis Haxac, 1707
Supplied Title
Casal Haxac, 1707
Għaxaq, 1707
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
1707
Year Start
1707
Year End
1707
Century
18th century
Language
Latin
Access to the Public
Physical only
Inventory No
SA00230
Title
Status Animarum Parochie Naxari Anni 1707
Supplied Title
Casal Naxaro, 1707
Naxxar, 1707
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
1707
Year Start
1707
Year End
1707
Century
18th century
Language
Latin
Access to the Public
Physical only
Inventory No
SA00231
Title
Il Ruolo della Citta Notabile, Rabbato, e suoi luoghi adiacenti del 1707
Supplied Title
Notabile, Rabbato, 1707
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
1707
Year Start
1707
Year End
1707
Century
18th century
Language
Italian, Latin
Access to the Public
Physical only