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1. SV: Re: Going to Norway in May [1]
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2. SV: Roads in May [1]
Hei from Norway/Oslo with new snow today! <
3. Serious Problems Out on the Net (and at home) [0.964754]
As many of you have undoubtably noticed, the last week has been a mess out on The Net. Starting one week ago, some clown has been strobing all the hosts and routers on the Internet with an attack that is fatal (locks the machine such that it has to be power cycled to restart) to Win 95 and Win NT boxen. While this didn't directly affect RootsWeb (we're wall-to-wall Unix servers), it did kill one of our network neighbors' NT server. Unfortunately that NT server was providing reverse DNS for some of RootsW
4. Re: Tolken 97 [0.964754]
Ellen, I opened and imported the files without a hitch. Thank-you very much. Debbie
5. Downtime [0.964754]
To let you know. Rootsweb has been experiencing problems for the last couple days. At midnight there will be a shut down of many main servers until at least 12:30 Karla
6. Disclaimer Cure [0.964754]
To whom it may concern- <<<<>>>>>>> and Precious writes: >Great Karla! Now people will think of me as having pink hair, wearing >spiked heels, talking intellectually, and acting as if it is the norm.> Now your wondering about my interest in the above.....a picture is what I have. I could reveal his image rather quickly because, as some of you already are aware, I
7. Re: Tolken 97 [0.964754]
Ellen, I would like to have them in any form you see fit. Babe Branby babe@sos.net Ellen M. Coulombe wrote: > > Okay, I've sent out the files. If you wanted them and I missed you, let me > know. Or if you cannot open the zipped files, let me know. > > keyqueen@earthlink.net > > Ellen > > ==== NORWAY Mailing List ==== > Thanks for not sending Attachments, Joke lists and PIX thru List.
8. Re: Farmer occupations (Was: no.slekt) [0.964754]
Thanks for your direction, John! -----Original Message----- From: John Follesdal To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com Cc: jethomp@execpc.com Date: Wednesday, March 04, 1998 10:24 PM Subject: Re: Farmer occupations (Was: no.slekt) >At 09:38 PM 3/4/98 -0600, you wrote: >>John......My ggf was listed as a pladsman on the Tungesvik farm in the >>Skanevik area. What might his occupation have been? Thanks! Jim >>Thompson > >Hi Jim, > On Norwe
9. Daabe/Lonne of Sannidal [0.964754]
Seeking ancestors of: Tarand Knutson Daabe (aka Taran Knutsdaughter) born 6-23-1818 in Norway daughter of Knud and Anna Lonne Tarand came to America from Sannidal in 1849 with her husband, Knut Tollefson Berg and their children Abraham Theodore born 5-1-1847 & Ingeborg Andrea born 11-19-1848 Tarand also had a brother named Halvor. Thanks, Linda
10. Re: Virus Alert Hoax - C'mon People! [0.964754]
:Please do not send me any more messages chastising me as I've been beaten up :badly on this subject and have learned a valuable lessen. David, when you sent the virus alert message, your heart was in the right place because you believed you were trying to help others avoid what you believed was a serious computer hazard. We are all only too aware that there are viruses out there and that you can wind up with your computer totally destroyed if infected with some of them. For those who have not been using
11. For the LOVE IN [0.964754]
Date: Sunday, March 22, 1998 11:11 AM Subject: Fw: Maxims for the internet age > > >> ~~~ What kind of Punny Business is this?!? ~~~ >> >> >> On an Electrician's truck: "Let us remove your shorts." >> >> English Sign in Norwegian Cafe: "Mothers, Please Wash Your Hans >> Before Eating." >> >> On a Scientist's door: "Gone Fission" >> >> On a Taxidermist's window: "We really know our stuff." >> >> Outside a Hotel: "Help! We need inn-experienced people." >> >> At an Auto Body Shop: "May we have the next
12. Re: Fw: Fw: More translation woes [0.964754]
:I learned that bit of info at a genealogy seminar in Norway some years back. I :assume they knew what they were talking about. Before that, I thought as you :did. : :The Halv gard was a part of the tax structure. 300 years or so after the :"Black Death" the population had grown to the point that they had to reclaim Ona; you are a real sweetie to pass on this information; I knew absolutely nothing about this. And the farm I am currently translating fits this description perfectly. Thank you so much!
13. Re: Emigrant Protecal [0.964754]
Helo Karla The Emigrant Protokol for the Port of Trondheim is indexed by parish, first name and surname which in Norway means the patrynimic name, these films are located at the LDS, NAHA and at the Vestrehiem in Madison, WI. I have the topograpical or parish index, if you get that far, which gives age, date leaving and passenger number which can be looked up on another film. Hilsen fra Barry On Wed, 04 Mar 1998 20:40:45 +0000 Karla writes: >John wrote:> >The only problem with using
14. Polk Directories [0.964754]
Polk Directories are available for many cities across the States. Usually you would find them in the Public Libraries (may have to ask, they are probably not "in the stacks", and many Historical Societies. Polk Directries for Fargo, ND/Moorhead, MN are at the Fargo Public Library and the Clay County Historical Society. Sharon Buethner At 04:05 PM 3/8/98 -0800, you wrote: >David C. Everson wrote: > >> Subject: Re: Ron Bestrom >> >> >Ron, >> >I must have misunderstood your reply and I cleaned out my fil
15. Tolken 97 [0.964754]
Okay, I've sent out the files. If you wanted them and I missed you, let me know. Or if you cannot open the zipped files, let me know. keyqueen@earthlink.net Ellen
16. Re: Ahnentafel-FTM? [0.964754]
Thanks for your input, Duane. I'm starting to get the hang of it and finding new things with each exploration. It's overwhelming and I've really appreciated all the help! Barbara At 01:55 AM 3/23/98 EST, you wrote: >The general report (and others) can be customized almost any way that you can >think of. >After opening the general report, right click or click the format menu to >change to ahnentafel chart. Then click on contents menu, at the bottom is an >options choise. >If all you want is names jus
17. Re: Where did they settled? [0.964754]
Hello Trond: I was just at the LDS center in SLC looking at some immigration information yesterday. One source I was reading about where people went from Quebec, was that many of them went into the USA via Albany, New York. I don't know if this is of any help but I found our family went thru Albany and on to Wisconsin. Then some of them went on to Minnesota & North Dakota. Regina Severson At 11:21 AM 3/20/98 +0100, you wrote: >Hi all! >I'm new to this list. First of all, have me excuse for my English
18. Re: Elizabeth Fedde - 3 (mid 179 to mid 183) [0.964754]
Marie, I did not expect to find a receipient of the work of Elizabeth Fedde on the NORWAY List. I am both moved and speechless, which is a rare condition for me. Neil On Mon, 2 Mar 1998 21:31:04 EST Rie001 writes: >Iv'e mentioned before I was born in the Norw. Hosp. and I am familiar >with >that >area and some of the streets mentioned. My fathers family all went >back to >Norway, and when I was seven my mother died. Not having family here I >was >put in the Norw Childrens Home. I fe
19. Re: wordlist in glosor [0.964754]
:Ellen C., how much of the "wordlist" did you enter in the database upgrade :you sent me? I'm finding a lot of words I didn't expect! Hated to use the :List but will put you in my book when you reply. Lou Halsan Of course; that was the purpose - the words we need are very specialized! I didn't mark it down; but went and reopened the original. The word count started at 4,840 - so anything above that is mine. The phrases started at 47. I am presently at 5,458 words so I have added 618. No, you have l
20. Re: SV: Råenset translation. [0.964754]
:Egil :Tusen takk for the help. Even with the help of Tolken97, a dictionary and a :grammar book, some things are elusive. And some sentences are totally baffling. : :Elizabeth Amen to that! I sometimes spend hours puzzling over sentences and phrases; trying to pin down the most accurate meanings and find the best English translations for phrases. I have found sentences whose entire meaning shifted when I carefully checked with the dictionary. But in doing so it should make translating easier down the r
21. Re: Hallvard Gråtopp [0.964754]
Mange Takk - I or my brother - who is out there lurking somewhere - will follow up on this. Elaine -----Original Message----- From: Ole Bjxrn Darrud To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Friday, March 27, 1998 12:25 PM Subject: RE: Hallvard Gretopp >According to Sauherad Historielag those interested can contact the >following adress for an English translation (private, but confirmed by >Historielaget) on this little book on Hallvard Gretopp: >(Whether she h
22. Re: Tolken97 reload [0.964754]
Hi, everyone. I downloaded and registered Tolken97 last night (Thurs. night). Before I did I created a dir (TOLKEN97 - something meaningful) in which I placed the downloaded .exe (or .zip, whichever you chose) then executed etc. The information on how to register and my number I typed into a .txt (ordinary DOS edit or any WP file) file and put it in the same directory (folder). Just in case I lose the info in the reply from Tolken, which I printed, or the original email. I'm afraid that I am very 'bac
23. Re: Genealogy Home Pages and Sources ///URL's --Why not COLORED? [0.964754]
:Linda Bennett has sent a nice list of URL's. :I'm wondering why they do NOT appear in color??? (They have the http :too.) :Normally they should be colored & then you can just click on them & go :straight there. (very puzzling!!???) Perhaps her email program is not geared to detect them. Here... http://www.lds.org/Family_History/What_Can.html (LDS Family History Information) http://www.lds.org/Family_History/What_is.html )LDS - What is a Family History Center?) http://www.lysator.liu.se/nordic/scn/faq1
24. National Archives in Oslo [0.964754]
Good Morning Everyone..... I am very much in need of some advice and/or information to someone who may have access to this archives. Last week I found a piece of information from the LDS National Conference, that if it is true, could very possibly help me to find my elusive gggrandfather Sigurd Olsen. The following is what I found: The Archives of the Military Central Authorities(and also a great deal of records of the local units, primarily from the eastern parts of Norway) are kept at the Riksarivet. T
25. Re: Sailors look-ups [0.964754]
hello, would the name petter or pedar arnson hagan be in the book. he was born in 1851. from around inderoy,norway. thank you. viola. ---------- > From: Ellen M. Coulombe > To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Sailors look-ups > Date: Monday, March 16, 1998 4:03 PM > > :I have the book "Norwegian Sailors in American Waters" (A Study in the > :History of Maritime Activity on the Eastern Seaboard) by Knut Gjerset > (1933) > :until April 7th and am willing to look up names for an
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