Hi Velcro...
EDIT:
Big ooops...I waffled on but didn't actually answer your question
LDS mentions the Henkikirjat, 1820-1860 which contains census records of Viipuri county, 1820-1860 including parts of Kymi county (Kymi, Lappee, Parikkala, Hamina and Lappeenranta)
I don't think it's on-line. Will look around
No mention of a census for Raahe.
No mention of records at LDS for Huruksela or Rysa-----
Lots of words in the following post but no actual help so feel free to just browse :-)
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As I understand it the Finnish/Swedish equivalent of a census record is the Rippikirja (Communion Book).
Every year the local clergyman would go around the parish making sure everyone was familiar with the teachings of the church. He would also keep a record of everyone at each residence which would include, at minimum, a name and date of birth. Relationship to the head of the house was often mentioned as well.
If someone had died since his last visit the date of death was also noted.
I've been looking through the
"Raahe Rippikirja, 1865-1874" and the
"Raahe Rippikirja, 1871-1881" for a mention of Daniel. I had no luck finding him but the way I search may have had something to do with it. I find it easiest to just browse the date of birth column and just check for people born in 1860.
Here's what I mean....
http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/kirjat/Kirkonkirjat/raahe/rippikirja_1871-1881_mko135-137/3.htmIt's easy to just scan the column for 1860 then note the name and date of birth. Sofia born 3rd April, Greta born 18th April and so on.
I'm
assuming Daniel's date of birth was 15 Aug 1860 as the Swedes/Finns were really into accurate record keeping.
Have yet to search the
"Raahe Rippikirja, 1854-1863". Feel free to jump in :-)
http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/kirjat/Kirkonkirjat/raahe/rippikirja_1854-1863_ik55-56/hakemisto_1.htm-----
My reasoning for trying to trace Daniel and not Aron is that Daniel's birthdate is the one "definite" piece of information you have.
Patrynomic surnames were still in use in the 1860's so Daniel's surname may have been recorded as ARONSSON. And that's not adding in the fact that a farm or cottage was often include in the surname.
For example...
Marriage of Henrik DANIELSSON RIKALA RAUTOLA and Johanna Sofia JOHANSDOTTER
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F8Y6-1JTNote Henrik's surname which includes the fact that his father is a Daniel, he (maybe) came from Rikala and the name of his (maybe) farm/occupation is Rautola.
I mention this couple because on 18 Aug 1860 they had a son Daniel. He is the closest I came to a Daniel HENRICKSON b.15 Aug 1860
http://www.sukuhistoria.fi/sshy/kirjat/Kirkonkirjat/teisko/syntyneet_1855-1871_tk193/68.htm-----
Out of interest, as Daniel seems to have changed to his father's surname of HENRICKSON it most likely means that Aron's father was a Henrick, which isn't of much use at the moment but will be important if/when you find a birth record of Daniel.
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I followed my own advice from an earlier post and looked through the Finnish birth records for the August 1860 period. Again no luck. Not quite sure what that means. Hopefully just that the record has yet to be scanned.
>>>> continued...