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1. Re: Ole L. Bendickson [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: > Hei, listers, > Put on your thinking caps... > > In Minnesota, Ole married Oline Larson, born in > Minnesota and parents born in Norway. Ole and Oline > farmed in Equality Township, Red Lake County, > Minnesota Oline Larson. Ok...thinking... The 1920 census shows Oline was 48. If Oline was born in Minnesota, she would have been circa 8 years in 1880 (the first census after her birth and also searchable). The 1880 census showed only one Oline L
2. Re: Hartshorn [1]
Hartshorn is ammonium carbonate. You can get it at King Arthur Flour. I think you wanted to look up "hartshorn", not "salt of hartshorn". And yes, sodium chloride is plain table salt. http://www.kingarthurflour.com/ Technically, in chemistry, a whole bunch of things are salts -- it's a generic term. A salt is just a compound that is held together by electrical attraction rather than chemical bonding. (More than you wanted to know, I'm sure!) Now, doesn't that make you wonder about the *other* propert
3. A Folk Epic - Bygdelags - 134-144 [1]
Acknowledgment The following selection is taken from "A Folk Epic - The Bygdelag in America" by Odd S. Lovoll and published by the Norwegian-American Historical Association (NAHA) in 1975. The Volume is no longer in print and is not available from NAHA at http://www.naha.stolaf.edu where you will also find the first 33 volumes of Studies and Records online as well as Theodore C. Blegen's 2 volumes on Norwegian Migration to America. This chapter is published with the kind permission of NAHA. The book this se
4. Re: Olson/Danielson [1]
Gwen - The fold out charts of which I spoke are quite large; too large for my scanner. I am now wondering if Al has one of the later printings of the Slooper book which has reduced these big ancestry charts down to regular 8.5x11 page size. Maybe he, or someone else on the list with a Rosdail's book printed more recently, could try to scan this for you (actually 2 charts: Hetletveit & Hersdal/Nelson ancestors). Otherwise, a "plan B" would be to take digital photos and send that to as a large .jpg
5. Re: Lefse/catalogs here [1]
At 10:18 PM 1/27/04 -0700, you wrote: > I have the lefse rolling pin but the paddle and the special pan? Where > could I find one of those in Edmonton? Cliff, can you help? Hi Karen, and listers, Here is a list of Scandinavian products stores from my website. Most will send you a free catalog, or you can check their products right on their online catalogs. They will ship directly to you, Im sure. I am not connected to any of these stores, and have them just for listers convenience. http://member
6. RE: Question....... [1]
Hey, Jules. Have you subscribed to The Ship's List? They could definitely help you Answer this question. Find them at TheShipsList-L@rootsweb.com. Regards, Anne Marie Hi Norway Lister, I have a query for someone if they can help. We are wonderin if a person whom came from Ireland to N.Y. City what port they might have landed in. Is there more then one port of entry in N. Y. Thanks, Julie Seeley
7. Re: Helmer Hansen, plus Finstad [1]
Mary, Do you happen to have a birthdate for Kristoffer Olson? Any idea what last name Karen would have used in the US? Can't seem to find them. I have sent what I found in the history book to the list and directly to Patty. Nancy ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 7:37 PM Subject: Re: Helmer Hansen, plus Finstad > Nikoline Olsdtr's mother Karen Hansdtr, born in 1825, emigrated as a widow in > 1881 along with her son Kristo
8. OLe and Christiana (Ryland) Moseng [1]
From the 1916 Chippewa/LacquiParle History Book: Ole and Christiana (Rylan) were born in Norway, he in 1817 and she in 1813. They were highly prominent in social and religious life of the community. Mr. Moseng was a farmer in Norway. They had four children: Elias, Cornelius, Michael and Elling O. Elias was born in Norway in 1845. He received his education in Norway and lived there until he was 25 years old. In 1870, he came to America and went to Winneshiek County for two years. In 1872, he came to Baxte
9. Re: Relative Search, Shelly MN and Allamakee Co. IA [1]
EriK Hov: Hey this is fun! I can help someone for a change. Shelly ,Minn is located in Norman Co., Minn on Hiway 75 just south of Crookston at the intersection of hiway 3 just north of Halstad, Minn. I was looking around in Becker County records yesteday and I think I saw where Norman county has their records on webb site. I got to it from WWW.Rootsweb.com/mnbecker/vital.htm. Hope this is helpful.Russ Sletmoen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Erik Hov" To:
10. Re: Heritage Quest - was 1930 Census at Ancestry [1]
Hi Connie, <> I find this interesting because several times the name I put in comes up with a whole list of that name in various states. Only a few of them will bring up the census image with the others being identified as "Not loaded yet". At any rate, I use both Ancestry & Heritage Quest Censuses, being mostly interested in the 1900 and 1910 indexes on Heritiage Quest. Daraleen
11. Re: Snorre [1]
Bob, you know there are so many editions of "Snorre" I just checked an antique shop and found that a Danish (leather cover) edition from 1948 was worth 850 kroner, and a 4 volume edition from 1914 was for sale at 1.500 kroner. So your 1900 edition, well kept and handled, is certainly more worth than Ingrid seems to think. ( But I had not sold it, if I were you. ) Arve ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob Lee" To: Sent: Friday, January 16, 2004 6:18 PM Subj
12. Re: What is a BYGDEBOK? [1]
Thu, 15 Jan 2004 15:39:33 -0500, Barbara DeCarli wrote: >I don't want to appear dumb, but could someone explain to me what a >BYGDEBOK is? People on the list mention this all the time. Tusen Takk! >Barbara go to http://home.online.no/~otjoerge/files/word.htm and select B for Bygdebok and read the links -- Otto Jxrgensen http://home.online.no/~otjoerge/bk/ All email is checked by NORTON
13. Primrose, Dane,WI-Knudt Nelson, Ingeborge, & kids [1]
Knudt,57, Ingeborg,58, & Herbrand, Knudt Jr, Halvor, and Jorond lived in Primrose Twp, Dane Co.WI in 1880. They are listed on pages 198 and 199 US census. This is my G grandfather Knudt and GG grandfather Knudt. Does anyone have some Primrose history at hand? Thanks for any hints or helps. Bill Allen
14. Re: Can anyone read Old Norwegian? [1]
Hi Dennis! If you mean me, send it along or to the List. I'm old enough to handle any age Norwegian! Olaf > Is not Myron Floren from a town in SD near Roslyn? There is someone here > who can translate Norgwegian. Shall I copy the e mail and let him see it? > Dennnis Gray > dgray@wiktel.com > > > > Galatians 2:20 > > > > > > >From: "Ardell Drube" > >Reply-To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com > >To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com > >Subject: Re: Can anyone read Old Norwegian? > >Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2004 17
15. Hoven, SD [1]
Oh, Yah--Travis, how so? Have you ever been to Hoven? Ardell > The late Edward Frost told of a young lady in Hoven, South Dakota, or > possibly a town nearby, whose boy friend happened to be a young Lawrence > Welk. After the romance had been underway several weeks, her father > remonstrated with her and suggested she cut him loose for "these musicians > never amout to anything." She followed her father's advice and sometime > later married a local grocer. > Travis > > ----- Original Message ----- > Fro
16. Re: Non Potato Lefse [1]
I was reading an article about emigration and what they brought with them. One article talked about the food they prepared for the journey. And one thing was lefsa, along with the flatbread, butter, cheese, etc. And I wondered how they could keep lefsa for that long a period without it molding. Then I ran across all these non potato recipes and decided this must have been the kind of lefsa they made and took with them. I believe all those lefsa recipes are in the book "The last word on lefsa". If someon
17. Re: Torn Salvesen - DOB: 1882 [1]
Midlertidig means that they were temporarily in Tronheim when the census was taken. They could have been visiting or there for work. I have found both in my family. Lill Ann On 13 Jan 2004 at 11:51, Barbara DeCarli wrote: On the 1900 Telling for Halsaa og Hartmark it lists > Midlertidig bosted = Trondhjem. What does Midlertidig bosted mean? > Does that mean he settled in Trondhjem?
18. Online Oluf Rygh farmlist [1]
I'm stumped, I once had a bookmark for this, it went bad so I dumped it. Now two years later, I find it blocked. Do I pay someone in order to get past the block ? Wha' hoppen ? Thanks for help or hints on this. Bill Allen
19. Re: Malvik [1]
Deb, I also appreciate learning what others do. It seems that I sit here muddling along in my own little world when there are better, faster, more efficient ways to do these things than I ever dreamed of. We're never too old to learn something new! Cyndy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Deborah Moseng" To: Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2004 2:16 PM Subject: Re: Malvik > I need to do that too. I am slowly learning a couple of the words just from > repetit
20. Re: some help please-pretty please with sugar? [1]
Yes, I agree, I type everything on my computer and then have a folder I save them in on here so I can keep track of what is written and then I have a folder for answered letters and queries. Deb ----- Original Message ----- From: "PhotoScenes" To: Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 8:16 AM Subject: Re: some help please-pretty please with sugar? > Hi, > Just one thing to add to Ingrid's advise. Please type your letter. We have > relatives in Norwa
21. Re: Help finding a web site [1]
Hi Ron. Was that the Norwegian Emigration Center in Stavanger? Their web address is : http://www.emigrationcenter.com/ They have made some major changes with their web site recently. Keith Ron Thompson wrote: > A few years ago I was in contact with the "Western Norway Emigration > Center". I've lost their website address. Does anyone here know it?
22. Norway Day Festival 2004 In San Francisco [1]
Hi List! I just wanted to give an advance reminder of the Norway Day Festival on May 8-9, 2004 at Crissy Field in San Francisco. Some of us Listers like to meet with one another there so please put the date on your calendar. Perhaps we can do a Saturday AND a Sunday meeting if necessary. We usually collect in the Genealogy Center and then wander around. I will post several times between now and then as a reminder for all. We'll set up a more official time or times, the closer we get to May! Regards,
23. Re: Emilie Alveberg [1]
Dear Jim, First I have to correct my friend RD on the point about "pige". It is correct that a maid (servant girl) could be called a "pige". Back in the time we are talking about, an umarried woman would also be called a "pige" all her life, even if she lived to be 80. The real meaning of the word, however, is "young girl" or "young woman". The turningpoint between being called a "barn" and a "pige" was the age of confirmation, when children were supposed to be able to go out and work and earn their own wag
24. Re: Trondheim emigration [1]
Hi Beverly, Here is the family leaving Trondheim, 16 May 1893. http://snipurl.com/3zwg You choose Year=1893 Last Name "begins with" rasm and choose all variations of Rasmussen. You are now down to 25 individuals. It was the Ole / Olaf that likely caused you problems. My guess is Cyrus and Grus are the same place, with bad spelling or transcription. Cliff Lien Alberta, Canada cjl@interbaun.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Beverly Graham" To: Sent: Wed
25. Re: death certificates in Norway [1]
Hello Halvor, Thank you for the map you sent off list!! Now, I have to figure out why...if he lived in Orlandet... why was Ingvar buried in Lillehammer? Any suggestions? Thanks again, Nancy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Holwell" To: Sent: Friday, January 16, 2004 8:47 AM Subject: Re: death certificates in Norway > Xrlandet is in Sxr-Trxndelag, vest of Trondheim > > Halvor
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