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1. Re: [DK] JACOBSEN/ LANGELAND [1]
Thank you Rock for your suggestions. How do I go about obtaining a death cert. from Denmark, and are there indexes to find out when they died??? Kaye www.bananatv.com/genealogy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rockne Johnson" To: Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2003 8:17 AM Subject: Re: [DK] JACOBSEN/ LANGELAND > You shouldn't place so much stock in the age given in a census. A year's > difference is certainly insignificant. You should follow both children
2. [DK] Unsub from the 'list' to which you subscribed [1]
Hi Linda, You may be trying to unsub from the 'Mail Mode' list when you subscribed in 'Digest Mode' or vice versa. Rock At 06:32 PM 6/4/03 -0400, Donald Alexander wrote: >Help.. Going on Vacation.........I have changed my machine from HTML to >plain text and I still cannot unsubscribe what am I doing wrong? Linda
3. [DK] Dean [1]
At 5:50 PM +0200 29/6/03, Karen B. Reib wrote: >When one speak about the priest in the danish lutheran Folkekirke, he is >"prfst or pastor", but if you adress him directly, he is adressed "Pastor". >A "Provst" (Dean) is above the priest in rank and salary and above him is >the "Biskop" (Bishop). >When I lived in England 1960, they spoke of the priest (Church of England) >as the "Vicar" and his house as the "Vicarage". That's tricky. I had always assumed that a "degn" was a dean and a "provst" was somethin
4. WW2 Pictures - was [DK] Re: [DK] Re: [DK] Re: [DK] Re: [DK] J?RGEN KIELER [1]
Hej cai, maybe you could post your WW2 pictures to the Danish connection website. Cheets Col -----Original Message----- From: Brokan [mailto:brokan@bigpond.com] Sent: Friday, 20 June 2003 10:54 AM To: DENMARK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [DK] Re: [DK] Re: [DK] Re: [DK] Re: [DK] JXRGEN KIELER Learning Danish has to be very frustrating - at best. I'd love to har you speak it - it would likely have me rotfl :-) Seriously, you deserve 10 out of 10 for the effort! CaiA PS: I'll send you my picture file of Denma
5. Re: [DK] Learning to speak Danish? [1]
Leslie, Maybe you could try some of the other words and leave the name of the capitol until you need it when you visit there. My experience is that particular name is pronounced quite differently depending on which part of Denmark is home--but it sounds like you're hearing it correctly, including the glottal stop. We've been brainwashed by "wonderful, wonderful Kopenhagen", set to music. Have fun in the learning. After a while you'll get a feel for it. Edna Rasmussen in sunny so. California ----- Ori
6. Re: [DK] Bitsch family [1]
Hi Jim, Jacob has been a traditional and continually used Bitsch name - at least since 1578 in Rheinland Pfalz (Germany). The first Bitsch in Denmark - Johann Peter Bitsch (arrived in 1760) also named one of his boys Jacob (b.1785) and it has repeated ever since. We even see Jacobsen - i.e. son of a Jacob - from the descendants of Johann Peter! This family's earlier history is incredible - well worth looking in to. There is plenty about this on the net - but in Danish - and, thanks to Helen in Boulder, we n
7. Re: [DK] HANSEN [1]
Hi Jenny, I had copied the spelling of the place as listed by the IGI but we don't need to perpetuate their inability to cope with the Danish vowels. It is Rxmx, Txnder, and the father's name was Mxller. Rock At 11:04 AM 6/18/03 +0200, Spruyt's wrote: >Rock, > >With reference to the details below this date agrees with those details given on one of the two Death Notices we have. The one filled in by his son. I have looked at the places mentioned and saw a small island in the South West corner that must b
8. Sv: Sv: [DK] Scotsmen in DK [1]
Hello, I'm afraid the many people mentioned in the book, are a little older than yours. They're mostly from the late 1500's, early 1600's. I have scanned one of the pages about the Alexander Durham Rock mentioned, and put it at this address: www.valloe.com/durham.htm Take care Martin ----- Oprindelig meddelelse ----- Fra: "Leslie Quist" Til: ; Sendt: 13. juni 2003 21:59 Emne: Re: Sv: [DK] Scotsmen in DK > So far as I know, I
9. [DK] Re: DENMARK-D Digest V03 #292 [1]
In a message dated 6/5/03 3:00:40 AM Pacific Daylight Time, DENMARK-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > From: "Elsie Gustafson" > To: DENMARK-L@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <020f01c32ae6$020c48b0$951a6041@D94RHD21> > Subject: Re: [DK] Re: DENMARK-D Digest V03 #291 > Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" > MIME-Version: 1.0 > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > Could I just make a suggestion? Recently there are now 2 Elsie's, so it > would be great if we both used our last nam
10. [DK] Alfred ALBERTSON's undistributed middle [1]
Hej Stephen, Yes, I know that it can be a Dutch name ... I have surfed those New York sites, and also have a Dutch pal ;-)) Also occurs in other Scandinavian countries, and in Denmark in places other than Frx (Except that they are clustered there, on account of Sankt Albert pe Frx ... it was the 2nd most popular boys' name there, after Hans). But I have become shameless in my old age, and constructed a syllogism with an undistributed middle (There are lots of Danes in Queensland - there is an Alfred Albe
11. Re: [DK] JENSEN'S FROM MARIBO [1]
I am from Kalama, Washington. Moved here about 5 years ago. Hard to get use to the weather. Sedona is beautiful. We go to the Nascar races at Phoenix and have traveled to Sedona. Kalama is about 30 miles north of Portland, Oregon. I know where Willapa is. Navy man! So was my dad - Ken Dickey. I can't remember what years, but I think it was like 1945 - 1949. I am getting my geneology info organized today so I can be more productive. I have it scattered everywhere!
12. Re: [DK] Re: census interpretation [1]
At 7:44 PM -0500 6/6/03, Alice Gutenkauf wrote: >Ugift-Unmarried >tjenestekari- farm hand >her i sognet - here in the parish > >By the way I downloaded several dictionaries from the following sites: >www.sa.dk/lak/brugarkivet/famhist/examples/dict.htm >http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/NormanMadsen/danish.htm >http://www.familysearch.org/sg/WLDanish.html >They have all been very helpful. Norman Madsen has moved his excellent site to Sympatico: http://www3.sympatico.ca/colin.swift/index.htm (Don't
13. Re: [DK] "BARNEFADER" + clutter - see below [1]
Top of the mornin' Alice , and it is a glorious one - in E.AU. You got one too? Dear me....... :-) Mine was longer!!!!!! and direct! "DO YOUR PART!" I say - rotfl Be happy, CaiA PS: not illustrate a problem or contribute, but rather create! PPS: I left the tail on purpose! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alice Gutenkauf" To: Sent: Monday, June 23, 2003 6:29 AM Subject: Re: [DK] "BARNEFADER" + clutter - see below > Dear Jim > > Oh my- is this just
14. RE: [DK] JACOBSEN/ LANGELAND [1]
To set another cat. Samtlige personer i husstanden Svendborg, Langelands Nxrre, Bxstrup, Svalebxlle, , et Huus, Hospital, 167, FT 1834 Der vises flg. felter: Navn, Alder, Civilstand, Stilling i husstanden, Erhverv , Fxdested Mette Marie Andersdatter, 45, Enke, , ernfrer sig ved Haandarbeide, Catrine Marie Jacobsdatter, 13, Ugift, , hendes Barn [Mette Marie Andersdatter], Christian Jacobsen, 11, Ugift, , hendes Barn [Mette Marie Andersdatter], Gjertrud Marie Olsdatter, 32, Ugift, , Indsidderske, e
15. Re: [DK] Denmark in World War II in English [1]
Top of the mornin' to you Karen. (it's a gorgeous Sund. morning in E. Australia) Try surfing the of 'Yahoo!Danmark' and 'Google Danmark'. The first page may be in Danish, but looks just as the English version - and it understands English. Many of the stories of WW2 (some very long) in Denmark are bilingual! 'ave a great Sunday, CaiA ********* ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, June 22, 2003 12:59 AM Subject: [DK] Denmark in World War II > I
16. Re: [DK] Colony-Gardens [1]
Your description fits the garden plots we observed outside Hildesheim, Germany when we were visiting a relative of my wife. We strolled through the paths one Sunday afternoon and I remember the friendly atmosphere and ivitations to stop for tea and cookies. The cottages were just large enough for sleeping and a kitchenette. To be outdoors seemed to be the purpose for otherwise urban apartment dwellers. Russ whose familly came from Vester Ulslev and Skottemarke on Lolland.
17. [DK] Birthday Greetings [1]
I know this is off topic but I would like to wish Glennis Johnson all the best for Friday 20th June and many happy returns. Her husband does a fantastic job as administrator of this list. Ian Westergaard In Sunny & Cool Central Otago New Zealand Where it is 6.30 am on Friday the 20th June
18. [DK] Post- og Telegraf Addressebog [1]
Hej alle, One of my former university teachers has just given me a book that belonged to her father --a Dane. This is the 1960 edition of the Post- og Telegraf Adressebog for Kongeriget Denmark. I am willing to do look-ups if the contents of this book are useful to some of you but, first, I need a description as to what I really have and some guidance as how to best use it. Explanations, first please! Della Steineckert
19. [DK] Half-timbered houses - I forgot + museums [1]
Hello, I forgot: You may find pictures of some of the half-timbered houses on the web-site of Kxge at http://www.koegeturist.dk/dk/default.asp or http://www.visitkoege.com (English link at the bottom left), though it seems most pictures are only shown at the various texts on the Danish part. The Danish, English and German pages are build in the same way, so after reading the English texts, it should be easy to find the corresponding Danish page and see if it has any pictures. Another interesting web-site
20. Re: [DK] JACOBSEN/ LANGELAND [1]
Rock thank you again, I live in Sydney Australia and we do have access to Mormon records here. I will have to order them and take a look for myself. Yes I know you have to get original documents to get the truth. thanks Kaye www.bananatv.com/genealogy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rockne Johnson" To: Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2003 9:14 AM Subject: Re: [DK] JACOBSEN/ LANGELAND > Hi Kaye, > > I think that you should do some more reading of the FAQ pag
21. Re: [DK] JACOBSEN/ LANGELAND [1]
Kaye wrote: > Jacob JAcobsen was born around 1841 to Henry Jacobsen and MAthilde Hansen in > Langeland. > Is there anyone on the list connected to these people? > Kaye Hi Kaye I am not related but I do have family from Langeland Island. Langeland is an island and is part of Svendborg county. The Island is divided into Norre Langeland district and Sonder Langeland district. Within those two districts are the parishes. I did a search on The Danish Database for Jacob Jacobsen and found this census reco
22. Re: [DK] Translation help needed. [1]
Hi Della, I have added the "missing link" in your very well translated sentence below. "Kirkeladen' may require a bit explanation. You are right to suggest it is a 'church barn' - it is!!! 'Kirkelade': In the days the local farms paid tithe's(tenth) to the church in form of grown farm crop, instead of money. "Lade" is a barn or storage building for farm crop such as grain, corn, etc. "Kirkelade"='Kirke+lade' (Church+ barn) was originally the storage building for paid 'tithe'! In the 18th century, these
23. [DK] Sørensen & Pedersen, Grenå? [1]
Hi all, A 2 in 1 question, FIRST My wife is looking for information on her G.Grandparents on her fathers side. Murer (Bricklayer) Anton Sxrensen of Grene and Christiane Pedersen also of Grene I have no birth-dates - but they had a son Andreas Christian Marinus Sxrensen, born 22 September 1873 - bapt, 4 April 1874 --------------- SECOND She is also looking for info on a g.g.grandfather, on her mothers fathers side. Ditlev Friderich Schram born app. 1768, Erhus? He was "Underofficer" (Non Com.Officer)
24. [DK] RE: TRANSLATION HELP [1]
Hello List, Could someone translate the following for me please as it would be most appreciated. Registrering: Seddelreg. V. Inhold: Gfldsbreve pe pengebelxb,pantebreve,kvitteringer for indfriede len og indlxste panter, mange kasserede gfldsbreve i form af gennemskerne pergamenter, tilbagegivet ved indfrielsen. Et stort antal dokumentor vedrxrer Christian 1.s talrige xkonomiske transaktioner. I mange tilfflde hxrer documenterne sammen med sager i A 2 Konghuset og i Regnskaber indtil 1660, Kieler omslagsre
25. Re: [DK] Re: On-line Archives JACOBSEN [1]
Paula I am also looking for a Jacobsen or have I alreay been talking to you. I'm looking for a Jacob whose parents were Henri Jacobsen and Mathilde Hansen. Supposedly born 1841 in LAngalands. If you stumble across him could you please let me know. What was your Jacobsens christian name many thanks Kaye www.bananatv.com/genealogy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paula Goodfellow" To: Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 9:17 AM Subject: Re: [DK] Re: On-line Archives
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