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1. Re: Grosse-Nle [1]
> After conferring with older relatives, I think my great-grandfather Hans Hanson emigrated with his parents Hans & Anna Arveson and siblings Arndt & Kari through Quebec in 1858. Does anyone have a tip on how to access Grosse Ile records? How do I contact Wisconsin records via GenWeb? Thanks. > Corrine A very moving site, with haunting music, that I pored over recently regarding Grosse-Nle is at: http://www.moytura.com/grosse-ile.htm I have not found lists of those who were quarantined or died there as
2. Re: Grosse Ile [1]
Please forgive the botched version of the post I made regarding Grosse Ile. It did not transmit correctly and came out as Grosse Nle-something happened to the accent circonflex as it was sent. My name also did not come out correctly-I am not xxxx. My real nickname is XXXX-small letters a la e.e.cummings-and my real name, which I never, EVER use, is XXXXathia because one of my great-uncles was on the rescue ship of the Titanic. (I have also posted successfully recently with my real ISP- I was the one that ca
3. Re: JENSEN Surname and more [0.968832]
Hi Lister, Well...Jensen is a bit like Smith. There are quite a few of them - particularly in the past. Since the 1890s however, many have changed their names away from the system of being Jens' son = Jensen, and they have aquired farm names to which they were once related to. This seems to have happened with my gg who changed his name of Jens Jensen to Jens Dolva. This creates a bit of a bother in finding links when using names - but this line of the Jensens are in Telemark - Skien/Gjerpen area. Hope
4. Re: Translation [0.968832]
From: "Tim Mjoen" > May I get the translation of this? I am confused > which is Marie's mother. Maybe the translation will > help. Thanks and Happy New Year! > > Jakob Salvesen (1825-1909), g. 1848 med Sara Elisabet > Zakariasdatter Stautland, og 1882 med enke Sara > Jakobsdatter Stelstxl (1837-1928), overtok farens gerd > og senere ogse farbrorens, som var barnlxs. Han var > prestens medhjelper, medlum av herredsstyret i > errekker. Datteren Marie ble gift med lfrer Otto > Larsen
5. Happy New Year! [0.968832]
Dear Listers- Happy New Year! from Janni Belgum in Calgary, Alberta, Canada I am enclosing a URL of my card site with a message for you- You can pick up your card here: http://www.openconcept.ca/cards//showCard.php?ID=5o7zM7SD Your Message Follows: Have a great New Year! Hilsen, Janni
6. Happy New Year [0.968832]
Dear Listers, As it is now two minutes after midnight, and 2003 in New Zealand, may I be the first to wish everyone a Very Happy and Healthy New Year, May it be Filled with Peace, and may your ancestors spread the branches of the trees they have been hiding behind for the last ???? years, and make themselves known. HAPPY NEW YEAR Shirley in New Zealand where we welcome the New Year first
7. Re: NORWAY history books and NORWAY movies and NORWAY white and yellow pages online [0.968832]
There are two wonderful books that 'fictionalise' a couple of eras of Norwegian history. "Christin Lavransdatter' bu Sigrid Undset (1922 and on). She won a Nobel prize for it in 1928. Then there is 'Seierherrene' by Roy Jacobsen (1988). Both are well worth reading. Gun -----Original Message----- From: chantilly@tdn.com To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunday, 3 March 2002 10:06 Subject: Re: NORWAY history books and NORWAY movies and NORWAY white and yellow pag
8. Sorry,I'll try and explain better [0.968832]
To all the helpful people-Thankyou -and I need to better explain what I am looking for. Issac A.Hegge went to the Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Two Harbors -I can go up there and see the old records-but no staff can read them- neither can I.I would like very much to find someone that can still read Norwegian and that would be willing to let me pick them up-go look at the records and take them out to lunch.I just need the names of his parents,of course any other information would help.I am trying to help his
9. Re: The Dahl Family From Oslo [0.968832]
Alan, To piggyback on the information that Noreen provided, if Gusta was truly born in Porsgrunn in 1866, then this is her IGI christening record: GUSTA JACOBSEN Female Event(s): Birth: Christening: 18 FEB 1866 Porsgrunn, Telemark, Norway Death: Burial: Parents: Father: JACOB GUNDERSEN Family Mother: NICOLINE CHRISTENSDR Messages: Extracted birth or christening record for the locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the birth or christening
10. Re: Sonnenberg-Sather [0.968832]
Someone can make copies of the death certificates and perhaps find obits for them. I am not certain when I will be going to the History Center again or I would volunteer to do it. Ruth Odegard in Mpls, Mn ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Osterhus" To: Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2003 2:33 PM Subject: Sonnenberg-Sather Hi Listers Here I am again looking for assistance. Found the following info on my grandmothers brother Gilbert Solie and his wife Rena
11. Re: Virus - Hoax? [0.968832]
At 04:06 PM 1/6/03 +0000, you wrote: >I tried contacting Kevin, our virus watchman, directly about a possible >virus or hoax at the e-mail address on his last message to me. But the >message bounced. The address I had for him was dagwood@tdn.com Has he >changed his address? Curious. Hi Bob, Please resend Kevins message. He is still at dagwood@tdn.com IF it bounced, it is likely tdn was down for a short time. Karla Halsan Mattila List admin
12. Re: Mac software/hello [0.968832]
Hi Ruth I've upgraded Reunion to V8 and it's definitely worth it. There's a good daily email list called ReunionTalk that you can sign up for that deals mainly with the Reunion program and helps with all kinds of questions. Go to: http://www.leisterpro.com/ Check things out. I'm sure you'll be pleased. Judy Ruth Albin wrote:My question: I have a Mac and an old version of the family tree software > called Reunion. Does anyone have experience with this software? Is it > worth updating? Does anyon
13. Re: Beware of the Monster Trash Cans [0.968832]
Hi all, > . HINT: NEVER PULL YOUR > MONSTER CAN. Always push it. That doesn't work, either. I was pushing mine and when it took off I fell into the can. It was empty but it was the yard debris bin and smelled like a cow barn. I had two showers and shampoos that day within 2 hours - besides skinning up my hands and arms. My wrists looked like I had been in a cat fight. Daraleen
14. Re: Beware of the Monster Trash Cans [0.968832]
California yard waste containers are a power to be reckoned with when they are filled with dirt, or other heavy debris, and the driveway is inclined. I muscled ours to the top of the drive once and when it decided to head for the road at top speed I simply let go. It stopped in its tracks and from there on, we did a tandom zigzag maneuver as though we were leisurely skiing down a gentle slope. We both managed to reach the roadway unscathed, but just barely. Thank goodness my Norwegian mother taught me to s
15. Re: Death Index for Indiana [0.968832]
Thanks to everyone for your help on this, I will reply each in the following: Ron: Had most of this, the hard thing is that I can't get death date for ether Horatio or Thilda, but I have written to the Hammond Library and asked for their help and also the NW Indiana Genealogy Society, so maybe will get some answers next week????? I know they were married in Menominee, MI. How did you get the 1880 Census? and from what state? I didn't think they were indexed? Daraleen: Yes I have the 1920, but I must have
16. Re: FICA Index "SSDI" [0.968832]
WAAA WAAA WAAA! You people do not understand the SSDI. Here is a recommendation of the Social Security Administration, Office of the Inspector General for improving the usefulness of the Social Security Administrations Death Master File...Otherwise known as the Social Security Death Index (SSDI). http://www.ssa.gov/cgi-bin/cqcgi/@ssa.env?CQ_SESSION_KEY=DSJZOTBXMEQG&CQ_CUR _DOCUMENT=1&CQ_RESULTS_DOC_TEXT=YES There are people on the SSDI that have _never_ had benefits...there are people NOT on the SSDI tha
17. RE: coffee [0.968832]
Thank you David - another mystery solved. Barbara
18. [Fwd: Tommar] [0.968832]
On the bottom on this message, the URL was given. Knut in Odda -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Tommar Resent-Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2003 20:53:35 -0700 Resent-From: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2003 19:48:52 -0800 From: "Pj" Reply-To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com Listers: Could someone help me with translating this: "56 tommar hxg og skade i hxgre arm." I get a measurement like 56 inches tall, and disabled in the right arm. Takk pe forh
19. Help in Stange, Hedmark ? [0.968832]
I've found a possible to my Great Aunt in Norway, Helene Olsdtr, born 7 Jul 1850, Stenbreten Farm, Vinger Parish, Hedmark. She would be the only one of the family that is not located. Through LDS family search I found a Hellene Olsdtr, born 1850, Father Ole Olsen that married a Kjeld Olsen on 7 May 1873 in Stange. The 1900 census shows her and her family on the Slaafelt Farm, Stange, Hedmark http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/webcens.exe?slag=visbase&filnamn=f00417 &variabel=0&postnr=4984&fulle=tru
20. Re: Translation, Bygdebok [0.968832]
> > Far hans, som me ha bruka Myre fxr Hallvard Vermundsson, > > vart stemnd av Axel Mowart 1649 fordi han ikkje mxtte til vertinget. > > (Welb. Axel Mowart fxlger Saken). > > I wonder what "Welb." could mean. Hi Ron, It's an abbreviation for Welbaarne, meaning literally "born well", i.e. born to parents of a "high class". It is used as a title by nobility. Regards, Elin
21. Translation-Ride [0.968832]
Hello, My Aunt used to sing this ditty to me when I was very young while giving me a ride on her leg. I think it may be Norwegian, but I am not sure. I am expressing it in my best phonetic spelling. Could someone translate it for me? Thanks. Ria, ria, runken hesten heeta blunken verskoal vee ria tu en litten pia varskaal un hetta Marta Magretta ven nee ham to Henna's huse der var no engen yemma sotten po a toona rupa woo woo woo woo woo Best regards, Roger ___________________________________________
22. Re: Negron and translation [0.968832]
Hm, I looked at the Salsten-page, and found the name, but it remains obscure. "Negron" does not sound as either Norwegian or Lappish tp my ears, and still it occurs as a Norwegian Place-name ! I don't know anyhing about this, but maybe the explanation might be a misrepresentation in writing of something that sounded more or less lik "Negron" ? If so, a farmname that springs to mind is "Groa", sometimes written as "Groen", sometimes Grxen and sometimes Groven. If such a place was divided in two "bruk", the
23. Re: coffee [0.968832]
When mother made egg coffee she would break an egg into a pound of coffee grounds and stir it up. She did this mainly for "iimportant" functions--holidays, threshing, silo filling, etc. She said it "clarified" the coffee. Be -
24. Re: Off topic - but IMPORTANT [0.968832]
Have been to Australia & N.Z., but don't remember the configuration. AAA, however, show them to be "/ \" for the adaptor plugs and "/ \" for the electrical outlets. ! Hope this helps. Paul Akre At 11:21 AM 1/21/03 -0700, you wrote: >I know some of the listers are from Australia and New Zealand, but I can't >remember which ones for sure. > >Some friends of mine are leaving tomorrow for 2 months in Australia and >New Zealand and they just realized they don't >know if they need any sort of adapt
25. SV: Flaa Help Needed [0.968832]
Hallo Olaf 269 9 1 Ole Syvers. Husfader Husmand med Jord g 36 m Nfs Prgj. 1 4 1/4 1/2 1 270 10 Kari Kristensd. hans Kone g 30 k Sigdals Prgj. 271 11 Kari Olsd. deres Datter ug 7 k Nfs Prgj. 272 12 Guri Olsd. deres Datter ug 5 k Nfs Prgj. 273 13 Gjertrud Olsd. deres Datter ug 2 k Nfs Prgj. Kristin ----- Original Message ----- From: Olaf To:
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