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1. Where is this farm----- [1]
Hello List, Just received info my ggg f name is Lars HANSON Noklebyese. Now where is Noklebyese (the o should be slashed--but my 'putter won't let me do it). I thought it may be near Jevnaker, only a guess as his son was born there, Nels Larson. Thanks, Arleen in Rescue, CA
2. No Subject [1]
Addressed to: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com NORWAY-D-request@rootsweb.com ** Reply to note from NORWAY-D-request@rootsweb.com Tue, 19 Jan 1999 13:51:47 -0800 (PST) I wish to UNSUBSCRIBE... help! Peggy Veeder
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Addressed to: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com NORWAY-D@rootsweb.com ** Reply to note from NORWAY-D-request@rootsweb.com Wed, 13 Jan 1999 07:06:15 -0800 (PST) unsubscribe
4. Cornelius Auensen [1]
Hello... My Great-Grandfather, Cornelius Auensen, was born in Norway in 1843. He came to America around 1857/1858 and settled in Morgan City, Louisiana. I need help finding his family...thank you very much for any information. Peggy Auenson Veeder
5. SV: Akershus slott [0.968612]
A very informative page about Akershus slott. Thanks! Peter -----Ursprungligt meddelande----- Fren: Tom Bjornstad Till: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com Datum: den 31 december 1998 14:05 Dmne: Re: Akershus slott >You'll find information about the castle here: >http://home.sol.no/~teno/akershus/eindex.htm > >On Wed, 30 Dec 1998 16:42:46 +0100, you wrote: > >>I know that Akershus slott (castle) can be found in Oslo, but that is all I know. Where can I find more information ab
6. Re: Subject: RE: MARZIPAN PIGS (recipe) [0.968612]
Dear Phyllis, After you make the paste (or dough), refrigerate it for one hour and then you may form it into whatever shape you want. Sounds like you're free to add coloring to it, if you prefer. You're only limited by your imagination. Christmas...marzipan pigs...I can't see the correlation but whatever works for you. Obviously, whoever came up with the idea gave birth to a tradition, somehow. They don't really appeal to me but guess I shouldn't knock it before I try it. Please let me know if you try
7. Happy New Year [0.968612]
Greeting to All from New Zealand. It is right on midnight, so may you folk all be the first to receive my best wishes for a Happy Healthy and Prosperous 1999, Happy New Year. Shirley in New Zealand, where we get the New Year First.
8. Re: HP 5100C Scanner (JKnott)-Nice! [0.968612]
jack knott wrote: > Happy New Year everyone! Sorry I put my Scanner question on the Norway list. It was simply a disk space problem. It is installed, working, and looks good. Thanks for all your suggestions to help. Much appreciated. Thank you. I shall enjoy it I am sure. > Warmest Regards, Jack Jack, Good to see that your 'Knott Nice' scanner is now a 'Nice' scanner. We're all here to help. It's many a time that I have fixed someone else's problem only because someone before had fixed that same problem
9. Godt Nyttår [0.968612]
Godt Nytter alla sammen og takk for all hjelp og hyggelig prat i 1998 Happy New Year everyone and thanks for all the help and good conversations in 1998 Regards / hilsen fra Kari Toomey Carp, Ontario, Canada (73-now) (Stabekk, Norway (52-73) karit@tiplimo.on.ca God Jul / Merry Xmas
10. Re: HP 5100C Scanner (JKnott)-Nice! [0.968612]
In a message dated 12/31/98 8:22:51 PM Pacific Standard Time, mister@brick.net writes: << Sorry I put my Scanner question on the Norway list. >> No need to apologize. These kinds of questions, along with the replies, can be helpful to many of us. I doubt you can find any other list as helpful as this one - not only with our research but with our computer problems, too. I hope you enjoy your scanner. I have only had mine (same model) for about 2 months but haven't had enough time to really learn how
11. SV: Ancestry - free databases [0.968612]
No everyone can get in-but you must fill out most of form, I used a - for state which it accepted as it wouldn't take state as blank. I also changed the country to Norway. -----Opprinnelig melding----- Fra: Peter Tunviken Til: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com Dato: fredag, januar 01, 1999 12:52 Emne: SV: Ancestry - free databases >Is this only for american citizens? It seem that way when I tried to be a member. > >Peter > >-----Ursprungligt meddelande----- >Fren
12. SV: Ancestry - free databases [0.968612]
Is this only for american citizens? It seem that way when I tried to be a member. Peter -----Ursprungligt meddelande----- Fren: Monica Drake Till: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com Datum: den 31 december 1998 15:07 Dmne: Ancestry - free databases >www.ancestry.com is offering a one month free membership with access to >their hundreds of databases. > >Monica > > > > >==== NORWAY Mailing List ==== > Thank you, beautiful people! For sharing your resources and time. >We LOVE
13. SV: Ulvik translation help needed [0.968612]
-----Opprinnelig melding----- Fra: Bolster3@aol.com >Konrad Andersson Undeland 1714-92 [reiste] i 1748 odelssxksmel mot Pel >Sponheim og gjorde krav pe e lxysa garden for 350 rd., med fredrag pe 40 rd. >for det garden var forringa ved at veningshuset, eldhuset og naustet var >freselt garden, og dessutan vederlag for 32 tylfter txmmer som Pel hadde hogge >i skogen. Konrad vart tildxmd garden, og skxyte vart utskrive 20 October 1750. >Hje Sjur Hjeltnes og sorenskrivar Fleischer fekk Konrad
14. Re: Happy New Year to you Elin [0.968612]
my grandparents (and mother) came from Grimstad/Fjere, too. Lars & Benoria (Abrahamsen/Aanansen) Lih. Left Norway in 1928. Lived right down the road from the church in Fjere. What is your family name?
15. Re: Subject: RE: MARZIPAN PIGS (recipe) [0.968612]
Sorry, I didn't realize this went to the list, by mistake. Sally----- Original Message ----- From: "John Holman" To: Sent: Friday, January 01, 1999 12:16 AM Subject: Re: Subject: RE: MARZIPAN PIGS (recipe) > Dear Phyllis, > After you make the paste (or dough), refrigerate it for one hour and > then you may form it into whatever shape you want. Sounds like you're free > to add coloring to it, if you prefer. You're only limited by your > imagination. Ch
16. SV: Ancestry - free databases [0.968612]
Thanks Jean and Monica! I4m now a "one month" member! Peter -----Ursprungligt meddelande----- Fren: Monica Drake Till: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com Datum: den 1 januari 1999 01:33 Dmne: Re: Ancestry - free databases >I dont think so. I am in Canada and had no problem. It asks you which >country on the form. > >Monica >-----Original Message----- > > >>Is this only for american citizens? It seem that way when I tried to be a >member. > > > > >==== NORWAY Mailing List =
17. Re: Tinn i Telemark - bygdebok [0.968612]
In a message dated 1/9/99 12:44:32 AM Eastern Standard Time, jaasland@cybersurf.net writes: << My great grandfather, Torstein Jonsen b. 1837, left one of the Luraas farms in the area as a young man and settled in Rogaland. His mother may have been Astri and I assume his father was Jon. I don't know anything about his siblings other than they all left for America. >> We are probably related if we go back far enough. My ancestors lived in Vestfjorddalen, Tinn, Telemark near current day Rjukan (at th
18. Re: Watson MN - OYEN/Klefstad perished/Torgerson/Goli/Evenskaas/etc [0.968612]
Loved the story. Small world,I have a letter from my Gunderson relations in St.Ansgar,Iowa telling of my Great Grandfather, Gunder Erickson (Kirkhaus) of Louriston Township ,Chippawa Falls County, caught in this same blizzard (at least it is in the same time frame). According to Grandpa,he was marooned in Kerkhaven for several days.After the storm,he continued with his trapping and proceeded to deliver his furs to New London. After not coming home for over a week after the storm, the family went looking
19. Rogaland County-Eigersund [0.968612]
Could someone tell me if this area has farm books like some of the other areas? If so, what are they called and would any one have access to them to do a look up for me. I am looking for my gr gr grandmother Christina CHRISTIANSEN b 9/18/1875 in Egersund, Norway. I believe her father's name was Krist. Krist & his wife had numerous children, Dora, Peter, Talena, ??? the rest. Thanks for any assistance one can offer. Lori Scheller Marshfield, WI
20. Migration -III - [57] - [69] [0.968612]
Acknowledgement Theodore C. Blegen' s "Norwegian Migration to America, 1825-1860" is published with the kind permission of the Norwegian-American Historical Association (NAHA), St. Olaf College, 1510 St. Olaf Avenue, Northfield, MN 55057-1097. (email: naha@stolaf.edu) This book is under copyright and permission has been granted for educational purposes and is not to be used in any way for any commercial purpose. [57] III. THE BEGINNINGS OF WESTERN SETTLEMENT THERE is no record of a group emig
21. Re:Don:Need help with translation [0.968612]
>" Harte ikke til suering hedan dane fladselig of hjerteslag." This is surely not the original spelling!-:) I get something like this : S/he didn't belong to s.h died all of a sudden of stroke / heart attack kelly
22. Re: Sites to search [0.968612]
Sun, 3 Jan 1999 12:11:58 -0600, "SUSAN J SVOMA" wrote: > >http://www.sffarkiv.no/ > >Regards, >Viggo M. Fosse >Bergen, Norway> > > >Does anyone know of any similar sites for Hedmark, Telemark, or Buskerud? > >Now that the Holidays are over I'm back on list and starting with a >vengance. Missed you all......it feels like coming home to old friends. >Happy New Year !! > or http://home.sol.no/~asjonass/kilder/ SLEKTSH
23. Re: Stensrud in Buskerud [0.968612]
Ole: Thanks! You are filling in some blanks. According to the 1801 Census for Modum there is at Stensrud farm a Lars-Peter Jernberg, 16 years and his mother Malene Larsdatter, 45 years, 2 times a widow. However your discovery of Else Kristine is new and Miner Lars Svendsson Fernberg must have been her husband who died and one of her two deceased husbands. So I have my work cut out for me. Again, Takk Wayne -----Original Message----- From: Ole Kjolseth To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com
24. Re: Translation of Dannemand/Danneqvinde [0.968612]
Peter: I posed this same question myself to another list and received several responses varying from "gentleman; upright, honest man, capable man, etc. But the one response that made the most sense to me was "literate, able to read and write." Mary Farrell Sacramento
25. Finley, N.D. and environs [0.968612]
At long last, I have the results from my lookups in the Finley History book for you. First, for those of you who want to record your sources properly, the name of the book is: Finley 75th Diamond Jubilee 1897-1972. It was published in 1972, but there is no editor or publisher named. The closest I could come was that Mrs. Russell Devlin was the Chairman of the History, Biography and Alumni Committee. OLSON/OLSEN--please see next message; BERGUM--not in the book; EMERSON--not in the book; JOHNSON, Henry-
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