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1. Re: Romsdal- when a man marries and lives on her farm? [1]
Connie Nernes Kangas: > My g-grandfather moved to the Nernes Farm and then instead on Ole Olsen - he > became Ole Nernes. He married the farm owner's daughter Margaretha Nernes. > At first glance I thought that they were related (like brother and sister) > until I figured it out. Connie Nernes Kangas What did you figure out? That a man had taken a woman's surname at these times? What you describe is that Ole Olsen moved to Nernes and married a daughter on the farm, and lived there. Then they of course l
2. Re: Seeking: David C Thoen 47 Jonathon New Bedford [1]
Hi Torun, Is it possible that David Thoen has an e-mail address? I couldn't find an email address for him and I've been trying to call him for a week but all I get is his answering machine. He may be a snowbird and out of town for the winter. Daraleen
3. Re: RENVILLE COUNTY & RENVILLE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY Sacred Heart [1]
At least one of the "reformed church denominations" in America joined a 1960s merger with the Congregationalists to form what is now called the United Church of Christ. The Presbyterians planned to join the merger, too, but did not because of doctrinal differences. Jon Raymond St. Paul Park, MN http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~raymond
4. HALLUM?, NORWAY [1]
Is there a town named something like HALLUM in probably Oppland or Hedmark? What parish would it be in?
5. Re: Re Meeker County [1]
If Edmund was murdered in 1938 in MN, there should be a newspaper article. Have you checked newspaper microfilms? Jon Raymond St. Paul Park, MN http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~raymond
6. Attn: Sigdalslag Members [1]
Members of Sigdalslag who did not receive the February 2004 issue of the Saga are asked to contact the editor. The post office returned ten issues with no address labels. Apparently postal machines stripped the labels and there is no way of telling who the intended recipients were.
7. Re: Stina Jonasdatter/Christina Jonasdatter quandry [1]
Gwen wrote: > >If I ordered the tax records for Aremark for the 1830's and 40's, would >they show who lived on the farms, even if they didn't own the farm but >were just cotters? I'm thinking that if they did, and I looked at the Svendsbye >farm and Iver, Christina and Syprian were all there, that would finally settle the >question of whether or not Christina and Stina are the same and answer the >question of what happened to Syprian's mother. I can't think of any other >sources to use. This may just be
8. Re: Ole & Tobina Olson [1]
:-) Ok, now, Luanne, I'll admit to you that my ggrandfather, Hans Martin Halvorsen in Drammen, became Martin Martin in New Jersey! I know a lot of immigrants changed their names -- or had them changed (and the spellings) -- but Martin Martin is just a bit much, don't you think? Tommi ----- Original Message ----- From: "Luanne Hyde" To: Sent: Saturday, February 14, 2004 5:14 PM Subject: Re: Ole & Tobina Olson | Oh you newspaper types!!! :~)) | Luanne | ----
9. Re: SV: Ole L Nelson 1885?? [1]
Erik I suggest you write to the Area Reserach Center at River Falls Wisconsin. http://www.wisconsinhistory.org/libraryarchives/arcnet/riverfls.asp They have cemetery transcriptions for the Spring Valley area cemeteries as well as ones around Wilson. If the family moved to Dunn county you would need to contact the ARC at Menomonie. I have microfilmed church records from one congregation of the Woodville area (just west of Wilson). I will check for your names when I go to the Family History center nex
10. RE: Douglas County, MN look-up/Dempsey [1]
Thank you for your help. If you can find anything more I will be grateful. I will also check this family in the census. -----Original Message----- From: Willie & Janice Gudmundson [mailto:jgudmund@prtel.com] Sent: Saturday, February 28, 2004 11:31 AM To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Douglas County, MN look-up/Dempsey "I just thought there may be something more in this book, > perhaps on his wife's family, Fitz Patrick? > > Does you grandfather have any more information on his farm, it is > probably
11. Re: Vold, Laerdal, Norway [1]
In a message dated 2/8/2004 2:09:12 PM Pacific Standard Time, olsazmt@juno.com writes: << Need help Looking for Peder and Guro Vold from Laerdal ?, Norway. Came to the US , reaching LeRoy, MN 24 June 1881. Peder, b 4 Dec 1815, d 12 Jan 1911 LeRoy, MN Guro, b 1835?, d 6 Mar 1926 in MT Children may have been: Ole, died 1923 in MT. Married Anna P. Holteberg, b 20 Nov 1867 Laerdal Gena, b 17 May 1873, d 28 Feb 1925 MT Peter Andrew John >> Peder would be 50 in 1865...looks like he ma
12. Ole Julson [1]
Kjersti Ulriksdatter Fodnes, 1758-1833, daughter of Ulrik Tomason Fodnes and Este Helgesdatter Strand was married to Jul Olson born 1755. Question which Jul Olson was it? Jul Olson born Mar 19 1855 to Ole Julson Garli and Ragnhild Knudsdatter Loe OR Jul Olson born Jan 12 1755 to Ole Knudson Loe and Astri Julsdatter Skavelden Be Valdres Samband Genealogy www.valdressamband.org Be Gunelson 12044 Harbor Lane Crosslake, Minnesota 56442 begun@uslink.net 218 543 6876 ---------------------------------------
13. Translation please [1]
Could someone please translate this for me: "Millom desse var Ola, Hermund og Halvar Alme" and "trileg f. kring 1560" I especially would like to know what "f.kring" means in context... Still searching for Emil Sorensen: so far no records show him in Norway, except for the Luster book who mentions him marrying Brita Andersdotter Talle in 1897 in Tower, St. Louis, Minnesota. I still keep wondering if he knew the Talle's before he immigr
14. Daily Joke - Lou Halsan [1]
I hope I didn't send this b4. From Kbuck. Lou. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Subject: NORWEGIAN SNORERS > > Four guys from Lake Aasgaard went up to Northern > Minnesota fishing. To save a little money, they > rented a small cabin that had only two bedrooms. > > Well, Arne is paired with Ole the first night and he > come to breakfast next morning with his hair a mess, > and his eyes all bloodshot. > > They say, "Vat happen to you?" Arne says, "That > Ole, he snores so
15. SV: SV: Ole Angvik [1]
Daraleen. Well...I know all of these except for Matilda. Ed ,John and Martin aged 39 is brothers. The one Martin Angvick ,aged 30 is the brother of Ole Jensen Angvik. Have you any possibility sending me the censusinformation for Martin Angvick ,aged 30 in Superior ,Douglas Co. ,WI?? Thanks , Erik ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, February 07, 2004 8:53 PM Subject: Re: SV: Ole Angvik > Hi Erik, > > <>
16. RE: Douglas County Minnesota lookup [1]
-----Original Message----- From: Suzann Nelson [mailto:snelson@uslink.net] Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 6:17 PM To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Douglas County Minnesota lookup Can you see if there would be a John (Jack)Dempsey in the Douglas County book? Thanks Carol
17. Re: translation [1]
> I presume this is a written entry. > I would suggest it should be 'hjerneblxdning' = brain hemorrhage. > Although I do rather like your headless ghost! > Oh dear, Cliff will have fun with that! > Olaf Now Olaf.... Why did you think I would have fun with this? It seems to me that if a headless ghost in a boat comes anywhere near me, I will immediately die. Right then and there I will keel over dead. As a cause of death, therefore, it seems quite reasonable to me. Even without the boat, a headless gho
18. Re: Anne and John Bersagel of Preble township, Fillmore, MN [1]
Hi Siv, I am not sure if Andreas and Marguretta Bersagel are part of this family, but if they are, let me know and I'll attempt to get further information about them for you. They were close friends of my grandparents during the period 1915-1920 when he was pastor of Bethlehem Lutheran Church on Atlantic Street in Elizabeth, NJ. During that period, they had their Sunday dinner each week at my grandparents home and were regarded as part of their extended family. In 1920, Pastor Bersagel accepted a call t
19. Digitalarkivet recent deaths [1]
List, I can't seem to find the area of Digitalarkivet that lists more the recent deaths in Norway. Help. Nancy
20. Re: Olena Olsdatter/Olson Soleim [1]
Thank-you Cliff for sending me this information. It was very helpful. If everything else would be that easy for me. Thanks again. Gwen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cliff Lien" To: Sent: Monday, February 09, 2004 1:24 PM Subject: Re: Olena Olsdatter/Olson Soleim > Hi Gwen, > Go to www.FamilySearch.org, choose the IGI search. > Enter C422794 in the batch number box and choose Norway. > Enter Ole Ande
21. Re: 1701 census for Karmøy Rogaland lookup [1]
> Would any of the Listers have access to these 1701 Karmoy census > records for a lookup? Hi Don, It seems that these records have been transcribed and that there are printed versions of these censuses for the various regions of Karmxy. I guess they are located at the Statsarkivet in Stavanger. Perhaps they can tell you if you contact them: statsarkivet.stavanger@riksarkivaren.dep.no Regards, Elin
22. Re: Need help from the oldtimers again [1]
Please, when you ask for translation, give the context of the words! There are so many synonyms and idiomatic expressions, so a translation of words out of context is often guesswork. Also, the context may help sort out spelling mistakes and misreadings. Ingrid ----- Original Message ----- > Hi: > > I'm stumped once again. Need translation for these words: > > Morleia > > sepass > > koje nedpe gjardet > > Thanks again. >
23. MARVEL ALLEN Re: 1865 census english titles [1]
mARVEL: I checked my "sent" messages and I can't read it either. I don't know why. Try a Google search for "1865 Norwegian census" and you will see it somewhere! "Marvel A. Allen" wrote: > > I like it, can't read it (Dark-blue lettering on black background). > > I think I'm stuck with the black, can the blue be changed on a MAC? > > Thanks for a hand up or a hint. Bill Allen > > ==== NORWAY Mailing List ==== > Learn how to of NORWEGIAN RESEARCH by reading Niels Newbie Notes > http://members.tdn.c
24. Need lookup help in Minnesota [1]
Hi, The reason why I subscribed to this list was to gather information about norwegian WWI veterans. I do however from time to time read other discussions. Lately I have been really impressed by how the list works. A lot of knowledge on this list - really! So I have decided to give it a try myself;-). My grandmother told me a story a long time ago about her father that was born in Cloquet, Duluth, Minnesota(?). His mother again died giving birth to my great grandfather. The family story is that my great
25. Re: More Chudleigh [1]
Hi Cliff, <> Look under "Clubs" - you know, those sticks we can beat people with. Daraleen
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