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Searching for: +path:norway +(+date:apr +date:1998)
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1. SV: English to Norwegian Dictionary [1]
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2. Re: Norway List website [0.963908]
Hi Karla, May I please have the address for the Norway GenWeb site? I am really enjoying the "Digest", only thing wrong with it, it's quite time consuming, my family complain that I am too involved, there are a lot of things that gets put off when I start to read from the "Digest" and also all the stories that Uncle Kneel so kindly gives us. Greetings from Fevik BERIT _.-. '( ^{_} ( `~\`-----'\ )_)---)_) E-mail: beezee@aa.telia.no DIS-NORGE (member no. 5671) and Norwe
3. Waiting for Goli [0.963908]
I'm new to geneaology and the list, but I figured I'd jump right in. I'm looking for information on Kristian Nilsen Goli (b: May 30, 1817; d: May 18, 1898). He might have later changed his name to Sauer. He married Marte Kristine Tollefdatter Trengen. Their seventh daughter, Martine Karoline Sauer, was born December 6, 1858, in Eftelot, Sandsvar, Norway. This is all information I received from family members. What I'd like to know is what parish he lived in. I believe the farm name might have been Saur. I
4. Re: Translation duplication [0.963908]
Michael submitted these points: 1. Person in need: put what you want tranlated on the List 2. Translator offering to do it: send 'I'll take it-message of list to person in need. 3. Person in need: If no takers, perhaps repost after a week. Ellen concluded with this in the translation duplication discussion: |My personal feeling on this is that trying to regulate this activity |could well wind up killing the golden goose. My personal feelings is |to let it stand the way it has been; strictly voluntary
5. Re: New web page [0.963908]
YOUR WEB PAGE Hello Kari, I visited your web page and I like it. Some of the links do not show up on my browser but if I click on the space where they should show up I go to the link. I am also researching relatives on Norway, Please feel free to visit my page at http://www.users.bigpond.com/FLAKCJ Regards Chris >>> Kari Baker 04/01 9:46 am >>> I think I've finally done it! My only question would be...why isn't my email address "clickable" on the page? My URL is http://www.geocities.co
6. SV: question (Tsbakke) [0.963908]
Hello There is a place called Ise on the road between Sarpsborg and Rakkestad in Xstfold. Hilsen Vidar Holum -----Opprinnelig melding----- Fra: Knut Bryn [SMTP:knbryn@online.no] Sendt: 1. april 1998 07:41 Til: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com Emne: Re: question (Tsbakke) Maryellen wandered: |would this be in the Moss area? |thanks for your reply. |that is how it appears to be spelled. Maryellen! What do you mean with "that is how it is spelled"? Do you mean Tsbakke, Tobakke or Tabakke? Neither Tobakken or Taba
7. Re: Kjoede [0.963908]
Monica had this straight forward query: |Could someone tell me if Kjoede is a farm or place? And where it is? Thanks. Monica! There are some farms called Kjxde in Selje parish, county of Sogn og Fjordane. They are quite near the border between the counties of Sogn og Fjordane and Mxre og Romsdal. Knut Bryn
8. Census Help 1835+ Please [0.963908]
Can anyone assist with information of the following family. I am especially interested in the names of further children of Ole and Karen. Parents: Ole SORENSEN and Karen SIMENSEN/SIMERSEN Known children: Simer Anton SORENSEN born 1835. Olaves (Oliver) SORENSEN b.c. 1836 Sarpsberg, Norway. Julius Augustus born 1849 Tuneo/Thune/Tune or Sendosund ??? There seems to be some confusion as to Julius's birth place. I believe there is a town Tuneo/Thune/Tune about 5kms from Sarpsberg which is where
9. Re: question (Tsbakke) [0.963908]
Maryellen wandered: |would this be in the Moss area? |thanks for your reply. |that is how it appears to be spelled. Maryellen! What do you mean with "that is how it is spelled"? Do you mean Tsbakke, Tobakke or Tabakke? Neither Tobakken or Tabakken is close to Moss, however. But as I pointed out, there might be other farms (or hills) with names like this, but definitely not Tsbakke. Knut Bryn
10. Karla.....Flak [0.963908]
This list is great! Keep up the good work and keep up the banter! A bit of humour is never a bad thing!!! Chris
11. unsubscribe [0.963908]
Rune Helland e-mail: ruhellan@online.no
12. re hello [0.963908]
We get these numbers in australia. They are usually advertised late at night and offer explicit phone sex. Me, I'd rather research my roots. Chris
13. Re:Norway to the USA [0.963908]
Neil, Thank you for your reply. Since I knbow the ships and dates that brought my ancestors from Norway to Qubec in 1884, I am curious about some of the details on the voyage itself. What were the conditions like. My ggrandmother followed her husband in October with five children 6 months to 11 years. She traveled in steerage. What were the living conditions, etc. This is the type of information I would like to obtain. I am sure it exists but it is not so easy to find. Thanks again. Don
14. Names [0.963908]
I just received information on the Austarheim farm from Phil. I noted that in 1780 my gggg grandfather married Brita Orinsdotter from Sand. I cannot wait to share this news with my daughter Britta and my husband Orrin. Does that make my daughter my gggg grandmother? Christine
15. Norway to the USA [0.963908]
Another request. Does anyone know if there is anything in writing that describes the journey from Norway to the U.S. for the period 1865 to 1900?Thanks. Don, Derry, N.H. e-mail Olereid@aol.com
16. Texas list servers? [0.963908]
Hi Texas researchers: What are the best Texas list servers to use? I have some work to do down in the Lone Star State for a friend of mine. Does rootsweb have a Texas connection? Anyone else? Thanks. Jack
17. Re: Rogland & Telemark [0.963908]
Marilyn; Go to our Telemark page listed below my name. we have links to all of the Telemark pages. Arnold Ness aness@usa.net Http://www.geocities.com\Heartland\Hills\1545 -----Original Message----- From: MMSTRAND To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, April 20, 1998 9:52 AM Subject: Re: Rogland & Telemark >I had to leave my p.c. & was logged off before I could print the info re: the >Telemark >web sites, specifically, southern Telemark and more specifically, H
18. Re: Origin of Spam - 1 [0.963908]
Kjneel, you had me going there for a minute, but the monograph just sounded too much like something you would write. What a laugh! Thanks for the smile. Debbie Chan ---------- > [Kneel here. For a little change of pace I am presenting you with a > monograph published by another prestigious historical organization.]
19. Norwegian roots [0.963908]
Dear list: I'm relatively new to the list and to tracing my roots. Like Eric and Donna, I too was spurred by the deaths of loved ones. My father died of lung cancer last Mother's Day. His brother (the family patriarch of many years) died on Easter last year. Their deaths had a sudden and profound affect on me. I realized I would no longer hear those long s's that when they reach your ears automatically make you think of lefse, rommegrot and krumkake. I still remember when I called my dad from South Carol
20. Re: ss index [0.963908]
OR maybe you could try http://www.ancestry.com/ssdi/advanced.htm ---------- > > In a message dated 4/7/98 10:58:09 AM, you wrote: > > < bookmark it. > > Thanks, > Kari > > I think this is what you might be looking for--Good luck. Donna > > >>Social Security > Death Index
21. Re: Language and Immigration - 2 [0.963908]
Error, I address a note to Louis. Please change it to Neil. Neil A Hofland wrote: > Hi All, > > [Kneel here. This part of Language and Immigration is labeled PG13 due > to the mention of "bundling."] > > In school and church, however, the country folk met a vocabulary > that was not derived from the experiences of their daily lives. In the > persons of schoolmaster and pastor they made their chief contact with the > official written language. As the schools were chiefly conducted for the > inculc
22. tolken97 words? [0.963908]
Greetings All, If you have the Tolken97 program, we would like to compare how many words we have with yours. Thanks for your input. Karla
23. 1875 Cen.- Rødøy & Lurøy Pr.,Nordland [0.963908]
I have just received the 1875 census lists for both Rxdxy and Lurxy Parishes in Nordland. I would be glad to do look-ups for anyone. They are indexed by given name, surname, farm name and include an index for birthplaces (I think...). Someone correct me if I am wrong. At any rate, I have only had them a couple of days but find them easy to use - even for someone who speaks no Norwegian. I used the wordlist that Karla sent out several weeks ago and managed to translate what I needed. My only question at th
24. MOWER COUNTY, MN., Where did they come from? (re. DETWILER) [0.963908]
I have surname DETWILLER (two "L"s) born Basel Canton, Switzerland......Don
25. Re: Aga on the Hardangerfjord [0.963908]
Hello Janni...I am one of those who posted a query about "Aga" I am now claeraing my mail preparing for a short trip..Please send your data , and I will respond in a week. Thank you. Britta B. Harris(britta@ccaonline.com)---------- > From: Janni Belgum > To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Aga on the Hardangerfjord > Date: Monday, April 20, 1998 3:03 PM > > A while ago I remember reading something about this farm on this list but > did not save it. Now I find that I had relati
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