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1. Care2 E-Card from Sally Holman [1]
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2. subscribe that didn't work [0.966298]
At 11:26 AM 12/31/03 -0800, you wrote: >p.s. God Jul og Godt Nytter to all the Norway Listers. >(I thought that I had unsubscribed before I went away for Xmas. I did it >from the web page exactly as per the instructions, but was surprised to find >over 600 messages waiting for me when I got back!) Hi Don, Not sure what happened to you, but maybe you tried to unsub from the digest format, instead of the list format. Or perhaps the automated robots didn't recognize your email for some reason, such as it t
3. Translation Help Needed! [0.966298]
Hi Listners, Would someone out there be kind enough to translate this information me. It comes from the Kviteseid, Telemark Bygdebok. Thanks so much. RXYMEL Det var mange av ulik ftt som gifte seg inn i den gamle Kileftti. Og slik fekk eller lxyste ut partar i dei gamle gardane i Kilen. Av dei er det en Olav Gunnulvsson som ffr ei sers stor ftt seg. Han var ftta fre Rxymel in Flebygd, truleg fxdd der, og var ette gamal soknedeling kvitseiding. Far honoms var Gunnulv Olavsson fre Rxyel - (med d
4. Occupation Diary/War Stories Norway [0.966298]
Dear Catherine, Lew and others, Your stories from real ancestors have touched us all deeply. We are learning so much about how it really was in Norway during the invasion in 1940. I hope others who have stories to tell, or family history of this time, will also share them with us here. In this way, they are forever there for anyone who is seeking knowledge on this time period in Norway. If someone puts in WW2 Norway in a search engine, it will bring up many hits in the Norwaylist Archives. Th
5. Re: Is Karla's white tree flocked? [0.966298]
----- Original Message ----- Subject: Re: Is Karla's white tree flocked? > This is not the flocked tree I am referring to. By flocked we mean spraying > with artificial snow so that they look like trees covered with real snow. At > least that is how it is done in Wisconsin Or am I being a trustworthy > Norwegian who believes everything she is told? > Peggy It's OK Peggy, It's just that DARN Karla teasing everyone again. She is always fooling around like that. BUT, she is the BOSS of us, so we cannot
6. Re: Thorsten, Carrie and John Holum [0.966298]
Hi Lisa, Could these be your people? They were living in Goodhue, MN. in 1880. Tosten L. HOLUM Self M Male W 63 NORWAY Laborer NORWAY NORWAY Carrie HOLUM Wife M Female W 59 NORWAY Keeping House NORWAY NORWAY Charles T. HOLUM Son S Male W 26 NORWAY Farmer NORWAY NORWAY Johannes T. HOLUM Self M Male W 23 NORWAY Laborer NORWAY NORWAY Martha O. HOLUM Wife M Female W 23 NORWAY Keeping House NORWAY N
7. Re: Trip [0.966298]
I use Mapquest when I'm trying to find my way to someone's house. I think for a big trip like this I'll go to the AAA and get a trip tik. I want to have plenty of time to stop at scenic places. Besides that, I can only stand about 8 hours in a car, and need to stop every 2 hours and stretch or my back will give out. I'm really looking forward to this trip now. Gwen Newborg, Portland, Or Webshots photos: http://community.webshots.com/user/gnewborg101 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gayle Struska"
8. Re: Roisen, Rojsen, Roysen Farm-Gol in Hallingdal, Buskerud [0.966298]
Travis, It seems that the Martin ROISEN (= Martin Monsson RXISEN 1893-1983) that you once knew came from the farm/place RXISEN (now: RXYSA) immediately to the north of the farm/place/village RXDBERG (now: RAUDEBERG) on the NE side of the VEGSXY Island (part of Selje municipality in 1900). Viggo ----- Original Message ----- From: "Travis & Becky Cleveland" To: Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 3:47 AM Subject: Re: Roisen, Rojsen, Roysen Farm-Gol in Hallingdal,
9. The Bears [0.966298]
This is not Norwegian but it is very funny > The gossip in the forest was hot when the news got out that things > were not well in the house of the Three Bears. It seemed that Papa Bear and > Mama Bear had irreconcilable differences, and were going to get a divorce. > The case ended up in Judge Judy's court room. > After having hammered out a > property settlement, Judge Judy figured that all that remained was to > decide on the custody of Baby Bear. > She looked him over, determined he was a pretty we
10. Need help reading this for Hans Hanson [0.966298]
Kjelder ordna etter: | Type | Deverande omrede | Dagens omrede | Same omrede | 1801 | 1865 | 1875 | 1900 | Siste 100 | Sxk Finn postar der By Husliste Kretsnr Gatenavn Matr.nr Veningshus Sidebygning UBebodd Etasje Beboelse Beboelse/verksted Verksted Ledig Kvist Kjeller Personlister Personer tilstede Personer hjemmehxrende Merknad Merknad HusholdNo Fornavn Etternavn Kjxnn Bosatt Sedvanlig bosted Midlertidig bosted Familiestilling Sivilstand Yrke Fxdselser Fxdested Statsborgerskap Trossamf
11. translate selbygge [0.966298]
Way to go Olaf!! I remember my family as being very humble. But that did not extend to the qualities of Selbu. Richard Engan And fine people they are! Olaf "Selbygg" is a person who comes from Selbu, a municipality in Sxr-Trxndelag, not far from Trondheim. Hope this helps you! Ingrid
12. Re: Family Research - Gjeila in Vaage, Oppland [0.966298]
Kudos to Cliff on finding all these entries in the IGI! Since this is in Vege, it's piqued my interest. I haven't had a chance to look for all the individuals that Norris has mentioned, but I took a look at a couple that were convenient for me to do so (Ja, there's just tons of stuff to do, and the kids ate all the spritz I made. so I've only got three kinds baked so far, instead of 4! Uff da!). >>> cjl@interbaun.com 19 Dec 2003 9:07:46 AM >>> >Batches C421001 (1739-1815) and C421002 list the following
13. Martinus Markusen (Goraasvik) [0.966298]
I'm not sure if you ever got an answer to your query, but the 1875 census for Leksvik is not available online. I presume that they emigrated before 1900? Olaf > Friends, I need help. Since I can't read Norwegian, I'm at a loss as where > to look farther for this family. I looked in the 1875 census and couldn't find > a trace of them. I'd really appreciate it if someone could check and see if > they are listed in that census and if so, tell me where or how to locate them. > My husband's grandfather was
14. Re: Rasmus Anderson of Oslo, tailor [0.966298]
Hello Nancy, Severin was not born in Oslo . He was born in Romedal. Hedmark and named Syverin. He had 6 siblings. He emigrated from Oslo on the ship Thingvalla April 13. 1882 to Chicago and he was a tailor age 22. Below his record there is a Julia Olsen age 25 from Hxland in Akershus. It seems to me that if they travvelled together they married in Chicago. Her parents were Ole Christiansen and Ingeborg Johansdatter. Hans Nancy Peregrine wrote: >I'm hoping to find info on my Norwegian roots: my Fathe
15. Re: needs help with some words [0.966298]
thanks for the quick response, I did have the 1900 census, what throws me is the word aaspen in the last name section of Paul senior. I am trying to find baptismal stuff to find their mothers name. thanks for your time. Lorraine ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cliff Lien" To: Sent: Monday, December 01, 2003 9:02 PM Subject: Re: needs help with some words > Hi Lorraine, > > A good word list by Otto Jxrgensen (of this list) > Has the words and abbreviations
16. Re: need help/Mosjoen,Vefsen [0.966298]
Chantilly@tdn.com wrote : > At 10:19 AM 12/3/03 -0600, you wrote: > > >Could someone tell me how to get this information, > >Emilie Olsen was born in Mosjoen in 1868.Her father-Anders Olsen Dalin. > >Mother-Anna Pernela. I want to know if she got married and to whom.Did she > >migrate or did she die in Norway? Marian > > Hi Marian, > > Still chipping away on those Mosjoen folks I see. Didn't you get the email > from Ove Fagerheim of Mosjoen? > He sent me a copy of his email to you, saying he would h
17. Re: Off topic - Address for friend in Norway? [0.966298]
tracy, try a search of your friend's name on http://www.nettsnok.no/ it's helped me find relatives in norway. good luck! maryjo (haugen-heibel) regier, denver, co- usa Tracy wrote: >Hello, > >I have a friend who moved to Norway about 6 months ago and her husband just >died there. The only information I have is her name: Analise Haugesund >(husband's name is Jahn) and where they live: Bergen Stavanger. > >Is there a web site where I can search for the address? I would like to >send a card. > >Thanks
18. 1666 Census for Akershus [0.966298]
Can anyone tell me if there is a 1664-1666 census for Akershus (Enebak) online. I can't seem to find it on the Digitalarkivet website. Also, can anyone tell me if the Gjxvik og Toten Slektshistorielag has moved it's site. I can get to the site but then I get a message that the site is unavailable. Regards, Kathy Montelaro
19. postage to Norway question [0.966298]
Evening all, I have a question about postage to Norway. I know it's about 80 cents to mail a letter to Norway. Can I put three 37 cent stamps on the envolope, or do I need to buy a special stamp? I'd rather lose a few cents in extra postage than wait in the long line that constantly exists at my post office. Thanks, Joy
20. Re: Digital Camera [0.966298]
Hi Anita, <> We all have that problem ;-( Unfortunately color pictures aren't a permanent medium. Black and white pictures are. Daraleen
21. Where to begin- moved from Christiansund to Bardu [0.966298]
I have done pretty well with Paternal lines of my family who stayed nicely put in Troms for a century and a half, however, I'm having problems figuring out where to begin with another branch. My G-g-g grandmotehr Amalia Joachime Magdalena was bron July 27, 1835 in Christiansund Norway. Her parents were, I believe Joakem(Jochum) Stenersen and Anna Johana Myre. They moved to Troms when Amalia was 12 which would be 1847. She used stenersen as her maiden name after she migrated but it is, of course,
22. Re: Bakken Family Research [0.966298]
Norway, of course, was rife with Bakkens, well over 6,000 of them a century ago. One of my favorites was Ole Bakken, from Lfrdal, who in 1899 took his wife, 7 youngsters and his line, that of snedker, and emigrated to Northwood; Iowa, which I thought, "took some doing." I think one or two more little Bakkens made the scene in the States. One of the latter, Gena, was a friend of Sinclair Lewis when living in the Cities and went on to become a librarian, in spite of the latter's telling her she could do b
23. Re: Interpretation please. [0.966298]
Jan, Many of your questions can be answered with this online Norwegian-American Dictionary created by one of our listers. http://home.online.no/%7Eotjoerge/files/word.htm You will see that farmer is not a correct interpretation of hussman, and that there is a difference between a Jordbrugsarb. and a hussman med Jord. Ken Robb wrote: > Oops another question, > I am putting together all the data I have on Christian Olsen and family to send to Stan Olsen here in N.Z. and I t
24. genealogy software [0.966298]
Hi List, I know this is a little off course but I have a quick question. My husband wants to buy me a genealogy software program for Christmas. Problem is I have never owned one before. I checked the list archives but I would rather have some input from the list. If you could e-mail me off list and tell me what program you have and why you really like it I would appreciate it a great deal. I wanted to try to get a program before Christmas. I have a Pentium 3 PC. Looking for a software that will help me s
25. Re: Nickolina?? [0.966298]
Hi Jane, I received the words to Nikolina from a bery nice lady, Elin. It is the English translation. She mentioned where she got them, from the Norway List Archives, Jan 1999. In the archives I came up with a name, but the e-mail address must be outdated, so I Googled the name Ingabretsens and came up with an album by Paul och Mary, and the title of it is "Nikolina" and has quite a few Scandinavian songs in it... mostly Swedish songs. Is there anyone that was at the Minot Hxstfest that recalls what g
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