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1. GenBBS: The Netherlands Post a query or view queries for the Netherlands [1]
Netherlands Visitor Center http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index/Netherlands.html General Queries ~ http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Netherlands/General Emigration Queries ~ http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Netherlands/Emigration Drenthe Queries ~ http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Netherlands/Drenthe Flevoland Queries ~ http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Netherlands/Flevoland Friesland Queries ~ http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Netherlands/Friesland Gelderland
2. RE: Sparv of Dalsland Sweden [1]
Hello, I am looking for any information on John Edgar Sparv. He was born May 19, 1897 in Dalsland Sweden and emigrated in 1910. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Jack
3. Kalmar [1]
Hello! Surprisingly, there are many people in Hungary whose last name (family name) is KALMAR. Kalmar, to my knowledge, is from Sweden..just like to city Kalmar and the "kingdom" which was the city (yes, I hope I am expressing myself well!). I am not sure what Kalmar means actually - perhaps does it have a meaning. I have been trying to figure out for a few years (little research) how this name travelled to Hungary and when. I have been unsuccessful in figuring out an answer. Perhaps one of you out ther
4. Re: Carlander - from S or SF [1]
In se.hobby.genealogi John Thomsen wrote: > A guy I know by the name Frederik Carlander (not on the Net) means his > name derive from Swedish or rather Finnish origins, and he believes > there are only few by the name. > Has anyone on this list come across the name...? Well, only two (or four if you count composite names) of that name are listed in the phone book in Helsinki. That IS few, taking into account that I once knew somebody by that name. Dag Stenberg Helsingfors, Fin
5. Re: SWEDEN: Community books? [1]
Scott White writes: > Can someone tell me if it was common for communities in Sweden to have > historical/genealogical books, similar to the Norwegian bygdeboks? Not common, only in some parts, mainly in Northern Sweden. -- Ulf Berggren http://www.stacken.kth.se/~ulfb/genealogy.html
6. Re: Jens P Groth & Espen P. Groth search [1]
Hello again, Al. You ask very good questions. I think that the site which you will find most useful is John Follesdal's Norway Genealogy page, at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~norway/index.html I would suggest a good starting point for you would be his article on Norwegian Naming Practices, listed under his header, "My articles". His "My articles" section is something you would get much benefit from. Regarding the ships lists, there is an organization called, I believe, the "Immigrants ships transcri
7. Re: Etterlysning: Coucheron [1]
In article , "Lasse Coucheron" writes: > Har noen opplysninger om denne slekten? Alt av interesse. > > Lasse > lasse24@online.no > > > Se Personalhistorisk Tidsskift, 3 rekke, bind 1, s. 73 og Personalhistorisk Tidsskift, 8. rekke, bind 3, s. 126 (klippet fra C. F. Scheels hjemmeside) Dessuten sikkert en del i leksika. Den fxrste Coucheron i Norge, Wyllem de Coucheron, var nederlender, og hvis jeg husker rett, blant det temmelig store antalle
8. Translation of Stort Kveg? [1]
I have located my great-grandparents in the 1865 Norwegian census, but cannot translate all the information. They had 1 hester (horse?), 3 stort kveg (?), 7 Far (sheep?). Also, 1/2 Bygg (unit of land planted in barley?), 3 havre (oats?), and 2 1/2 poteter (I think I have that one figured out!). Can someone tell me what 'stort kveg' means, and also the unit of land used. Thanks very much. J. Andersen
9. Re: CARLSEN/RINDAL [1]
Hi, Paul (or KMW?). There is a wealth of information available to you - census records (1865 will be helpful to you, especially, as they'll both be living with their parents at the time). John Follesdal has built the ultimate in Norwegian genealogy page, which has more info than you could read in a lifetime. I've got links to useful sites like these on my homepage. Norway info at: http://www.execpc.com/~dhinz/norwayslekt.html Other countries: http://www.execpc.com/~dhinz/genealogy.html Have a look at
10. RE: Jepsen of Vejle County Denmark [1]
I am looking for information on Carl Jepsen. He was born September 6, 1858. He was fromSkjold Parrish, Vejle County, Denmark. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Jack
11. RE: Sköt of Denmark [1]
I am looking for help locating the family history of Hans Emanuel Skvt. He was born February 28, 1855; Fjelstrup Parrish, Hadersleu County. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Jack
12. RE: Jepsen/Sköt of Denmark [1]
I am looking for help with the following two families; Carl and Karn Marie Jepsen of Skjold Parrish, Vejle County, Denmark. Carl born September 6, 1858; Karn Marie born February 28, 1855; married November 15, 1882. The other is Hans Emauel Skvt of Fjelstrup Parrish, Hadersleu County either Schjleswig or Kabdrup Denmark.
13. Bygdebook [1]
Does anyone know if there is a bygdebook for Lexvigen, Norway? If yes, how can I get a copy in Minnesota, USA? Thank you.
14. Re: where is everyone??? [1]
We're here - haven't gone anywhere. I haven't noticed low traffic, maybe it's your ISP's problem? In any case, got a question? We'll give it a shot. Best regards, Dave Hinz Barbara Holmes (arteach47@mediaone.net) wrote: : I've been a silent participant on this site for a few months. I'm wondering : where all the wonderful people have gone???? I didn't use the Internet for a couple of days and when I returned, it seems that everyone is gone! It's : been such a lively group and I've learned so much f
15. Bygdebok for Hidra? [1]
Could some one tell me if there is a Bygdebok for the Island of Hidra off Flekkefjord? Thanks in advance. SHARDT5395@aol.com
16. GenBBS: The Netherlands Post a query or view queries for the Netherlands [1]
Netherlands Visitor Center http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index/Netherlands.html General Queries ~ http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Netherlands/General Emigration Queries ~ http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Netherlands/Emigration Drenthe Queries ~ http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Netherlands/Drenthe Flevoland Queries ~ http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Netherlands/Flevoland Friesland Queries ~ http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Netherlands/Friesland Gelderland
17. RE: Sköt of Schjlewsig, Denmark [1]
I am looking for information on Hans Emanuel Skvt. He was born February 28, 1855 in Fjelstrup Parrish, Hadersleu County. He is my maternal Grandfather and a real hero to me. I know he had one or two sisters he left in Denmark. If anyone could help me to find any information on his family history you would please quite a few people in my family! Thank you. Jack
18. Re: Bertha Barth [1]
If you are searching for a Bertha try Berte which is the Norwwegian way of spelling. My Great Grandmother was named Berte but her spelling changed when she came to the states to Bertha. I hope this helps.
19. Re: Web page for Nord Hedmark og Hedemarken [1]
Great site, John. I have a question - I've been building a fairly extensive gedcom of Hedmark genealogy from various sources. Are there plans, or is there interest, in having a Hedmark database (dis-Hedmark if you will)? Dave Hinz http://www.execpc.com/~dhinz/norwayslekt.html John Reindl (reindl@chorus.net) wrote: : Hi everyone ~ : the Nord Hedmark og Hedemarken bygdelag has just developed a web : page for its kommuner. It's a new webpage and we are interested : in any suggestions to make it more useful
20. Translation of Church records [1]
I am about to order some LDS parish records from Lur, SWE. Can someone translate these categories: Husforhorslangd Fodde Vigde Dode Inflyttningslangd In-och utflyttningsl inflyttningsattester Kyrkorakenskaper Thanks for any help, Kathy G. Researching BERGSTROM
21. Re: White Student Discriminated Against [1]
The US Bill of Rights state the rights of free people. In Europe, some people are "subjects." In soc.genealogy.slavic John Clare wrote: : Can I point out that the English at least have never had a constitution and : that many of us here in civilisation think that part of the problem with : guns etc in the US of A is due to the fact that you have one which is : difficult to change with circumstances. : John Clare : "Will Rodgers" wrote in message : news:L8X
22. Re: Jens P Groth & Espen P. Groth search [1]
Hello, Al. Do you know the middle name, "P.", of both of these brothers? I would *guess* it to be Petersen (or varient). That information would be quite helpful, as it could tell us that their father was named Peter (or varient). Patronymic naming stopped in Norway right around this time in some areas, so it may be a family name by then, but the fact that two brothers seem to have the same "middle" name would indicate to me that this may be a patronymic name. On the (wildly assumed, but educated) gue
23. Re: SV: Tofsrud, Treangen names?? [1]
>Tofsrud farm in Lxten is at Edalsbruk. Can you tell me what this mean? I would like to thank everyone who helped me. I would have written sooner, but I have been away for a while. Still looking for Petter Martinsen and his family. Loiten, Hedmak, Norway
24. Re: Drontheim [1]
In article <8brh3c$poi$1@news.wave.co.nz>, "Jean Bradley" writes: > Where in Norway is Drontheim? > Drontheim is German for Trondheim, Norway's third largest city. Per
25. RE: Sparv of Dalsland, Sweden [1]
I am looking for information on John Edgar Sparv. He was born May 19, 1897 and emigrated in 1910. He was from Dalsland, Sweden. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Jack
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