Table 9. Match rates for each geocoding level and parish.

Geocoding level	Period	Persons	Person-years	Match rate (%)
				Property unit	Address
The match rate represents the percent of geocoded person-years. Persons represents the number of individuals who have lived within the specified parish.
Hög	1813–1848	1,398	9,108	87.8	97.5
	1849–1914	3,408	33,035	83.8	97.9
Kävlinge	1813–1848	1,898	11,272	71.5	96.3
	1849–1914	9,507	66,486	63.2	91.7
Sireköpinge	1813–1848	2,388	18,337	0*	86.9*
	1849–1914	10,353	80,500	62.5	96.4
Halmstad	1813–1848	2,427	18,833	58.8	75.21
	1849–1914	6,806	56,397	54.8	94.9
Kågeröd	1813–1848	5,165	55,997	27.1	31.2
	1849–1914	10,850	10,3175	76.9	94.2
All parishes	1813–1848	12,826†	113,548	37.3‡	45.4‡
	1849–1914	39,350†	339,595	66.6	92.2

*The land reforms had not been conducted in Sireköpinge for the period 1813–1848. The individuals can be geocoded on the address level with the given match rate because most individuals lived within the village and did not live in their property units.

^†The total number of individuals in this dataset for the period 1813–1914 is approximately 45,000, which is less than the 53,000 individuals mentioned in ref. 7. The reason is that the latter number includes all individuals with at least one event registered, whereas the former and publicly open dataset excluded individuals with only one event registered (individuals with only a birth, a death or a migration registered).

^‡These match rates are low because some of the land reforms had not been implemented in this period. Thus, people still lived within the villages and cultivated nearby scattered plots.