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1. Re: Re:__BÀ,_Telemark [1]
Lois, Just a try, there are so many with the same name. Arleen At 12:07 PM 11/19/98 EST, you wrote: >HI Arleen, >To tell you the truth, I don't know where Gjerken parish is. The Anders Olson >I know about is in Sauland Parish in Hjartdal. His wife was Signe Frxland and >they lived on the Bx farm in Sauland. I didn't realize there were so many Bx >farms! >Lois > > >==== NORWAY Mailing List ==== >Want to unsubscribe. See directions under Guidelines at >http://www.cport.com/~catmandu/NorwayList.htm >
2. book [1]
Karla, I would like a copy of the book. Diane in Texas sully@airmail.net
3. HANSON, b Decorah, Iowa [1]
Hello List, Going thru my "stuff" and found the sister of my g gmother married Abraham Lincoln Hanson born in Decorah Iowa in 1860. He was born in a compound/stockade as the Indians were on the warpath. This Hanson married Petra Sophia Johannesen/Johnson (Falkum). They had 10 children from 1887 to 1907. Anyone have these in the line??? Arleen :-) arleen@jps.net transcribing the 1830 & 1840 Census of Jefferson Co, TN Volunteers are needed to help with the project, volunteer today!! USGenWeb Census
4. Re: TRANSLATION, PLEASE [1]
Thanks Carol, I had a idea it might be something like that but wasn't too sure. Arleen At 11:39 PM 11/19/98 -0600, you wrote: >Arleen, >2 det aegteskab = 2nd marriage >1te aegteskab = 1st marriage >enke efter 1te aegteskab = widow after 1st marriage > >Carol > > >---------- >> From: Arleen >>status >> is has: I 2det aegteskab (after male name) >> I 1te aegteskab (after female name) >> >> on another female name: Enke efter 1te aegteskab > > >==== NORWAY Mailing List ===
5. Re: B¿, Telemark [1]
Hello Lois, I also have a Anders Olsen Bole (1756-1807) and he wife Maren Annundsdatter Loberg (1760-1807). They lived in Bratsbergskov in Gjerpen parish. Is this the same Anders Olsen in your line. Arleen At 12:02 PM 11/17/98 EST, you wrote: >Hi, >There is a farm named Bekkhus, which is on an ajoining farm to Bx in Telemark. >It seems to be part of the Xvsyebo farm. There is also a Bxfeltet farm in the >near area. Is there a different spelling of the farm you mentioned? Part of >my family, Andres
6. OLSON, KLINGEN in Trondheim [1]
I am new to the list. Any help you can give me in English or Norwegian will be greatly appreciated. My great granfather was Knute KLINGEN born June 22, 1859 in Trondheim. His wife Jennie OLSON born June 6, 1865 also in Trondheim. At least that is what I was told. Jennie OLSON's father was Ole A. OLSON, born 1834, her mother was Rende OLSON born November 25, 1829. All my information has been passed down, but I was told we came from Trondheim. Thanks for your help. I don't understand Norwegian, but I w
7. Unidentified subject! [1]
I just came across this letter that was in my great grandmother's things.Johanna(Jennie in the USA) parents changed their name when they came to the US to OLSON. I believe my earlier information was incorrect in stating they were from Trondheim. I think that is where they boarded ship for USA. Maybe Johanna's husband Knute Anders Klingen and family were from Orkedalen. Any help sorting this out would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Diane sully@airmail.net
8. Interesting Websites [1]
This came from one of my other mailing lists. Thought perhaps you would enjoy trying these out. Arleen This item is listed at the end of: OTHER LIBRARY SOURCES at: http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/archive2.htm#sources It is identified as: WWW Interface to Manuscript files in RLIN/Eureka: The Library of Congress has made available this web site of approximately 400,000 records from archival collections in libraries, museums, state archives and historical societies throughout North America. This is a
9. TRANSLATION, PLEASE [1]
Hello, Listers I finally found my ancestors on the 1801 census and for the marital status is has: I 2det aegteskab (after male name) I 1te aegteskab (after female name) on another female name: Enke efter 1te aegteskab My Norweigian is nill, some help please. Arleen :-) arleen@jps.net transcribing the 1830 & 1840 Census of Jefferson Co, TN Volunteers are needed to help with the project, volunteer today!! USGenWeb Census Project http://www.usgenweb.org/census/ http://www.usgenweb.
10. Re: Transl Request NORWAYLTR 31.10.98 [0.963674]
Hello there. May be this will help you out a little? Cheers Bxrge Stavanger Norway ---------- > From: Olereid@aol.com > To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Trannslation Request > Date: 31. oktober 1998 19:43 > > Finally I had a hit in the Digitalarkivet 1865. At that time they lived another place in 2a Carl Johansgate,Trond- heim. Does this still suit the information about Ver frue. This would in fact be 1o years closer to the birth of Val- borg whom we are searching. Yes, that seems to be cor- rect. C
11. Re: The Leganger Family [0.963674]
Mike Bugge wrote: > ........cut > > Thanks again, Odd, for this information. If someone out there can > find Ole Leganger who married Kirsten Marie Bugge, possibly circa 1730 (so mayhap Ole and Kirsten were born around 1700-1710) I would be most grateful. > > cheers, everyone, from 'back to winter Canberra, Australia'. > > Mike Bugge Hi Mike! Don't know if the following has a connection with your Bugge and Leganger families, but I have recently co
12. Re: IIII BAD NEWS IIII [0.963674]
The bad news are just for me. I have been a member here for about one week. I am disappointed. I thought we should talk genealogy. In stead I find 20 articles about rommegrot. And whether Mitch Miller is Lawrence Welk or if any of them is Myrion Floren. So it was talked about ljaa = scythes. Now it is food for Christmas. >> After a week it does look like there isn't much to this list but if you stay with it and give it a chance you will find a lot of interesting stories of people who are findin
13. Re: ND Obit [0.963674]
Carol: Here is the info on the RUUD: Lawrence W. "Bud" Winderl, 83, of Bremerton died Nov. 5, 1998, at his home of cancer. He was born Aug. 5, 1915, in Glenburn N.D. to John J. and Cora (Cheney) Winderl. he was raised in Glenburn, graduating from Glenburn High School in 1933. he received a bachelor's degree in education at Minot State Teachers College in 1938, and a master's degree in education and superintendent credentials from the University of Washington in 1956. On June 14, 1941, he married Caro
14. Gujord- is it Norwegian? [0.963674]
Just ran across the last name Gujord that I think is a great greandmother of my husbands. I tried to find it listed in a book of Norwegian names and it didn't appear. Does any oen know. the fmaily is from Molde, Norway. I know that this Anna Gujord is from Norway but that doesn't necessarily mean it is norwegian right? It could be Swedish or something. Please, if anyone knows. let me know. Mary
15. Re: Michigan [0.963674]
Yeah, I am interested in hearing about Norwegian, immigrants that settled in Michigan. Preferably by the last name JOHNSON that came over about 1903. Please contact me if anyone is a Johnson. Also I am looking for descendants of Amanda Johnson that died on October 29, 1998. I just found out from a wonderful lady over the net that is doing some research for me that I may of found my husband's Great Grandfather and his other children. Amanda is buried at Roselawn Cemetery. She lived to be 100. If
16. PATHFINDERS [0.963674]
To Kari R, Did you see this movie on TV, video or theater. And if on TV, which broadcasting station? I look and couldn't find it on the stations here. Diane J.
17. Re: Undeliverable cc:Mail message [0.963674]
>I have received the following message 3 or 4 times. If someone is trying >to reach me they are not succeeding. > >Juno does not handle attachments unless you pay extra. If you want to >send an attachment to me send it to NHofland@aol.com. > >Kneel > Could be it is Viggo trying to reach you. Viggo M. Fosse Evonne
18. Re: Norway and best time for vacation [0.963674]
Hi Cidney. June and July are very good months for a trip to Norway.Weather conditions usually acceptable,though surprises may arise.If you plan the trip at an early stage and book rooms ahead, you will certainly have no prob- lems. And probably no crowds and waiting lines snoop- ing around archives, libraries and such during summer- time. Have a nice trip. Cheers Bxrge Stavanger Norway ---------- | From: ENG110@aol.com | To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com | Subject: Norway and best time for vacation | Date: 6.
19. Re: Web Page URL's - Today's Inappropriate and Messy Postings [0.963674]
UNSUBSCRIBE -----Original Message----- From: catmandu@cport.com To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, November 03, 1998 10:07 AM Subject: Web Page URL's - Today's Inappropriate and Messy Postings >Just wanted all ro know that this siruation is being handled. > >These type of posting are not welcome or wanted on the NORWAY List as >Guidelines so state. Further submissions of non Norway materials and >HTML encryted documents will result in removal of their s
20. SV: Lom [0.963674]
Dear Daraleen, They are working with a socalled bygdabok (book about persons, families and farm) and you may try addressing them: KIELLANDS FORLAG N- 2665 LESJA I know nobody else now. Sincerely, Helge Nybo helnyboe@online.no N- 2670 Otta ---------- > Fra: DWade64986@aol.com > Til: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com > Emne: Re: Lom > Dato: 14. november 1998 18:37 > > In a message dated 11/14/98 3:24:09 AM Pacific Standard Time, > helnyboe@online.no writes: > > << you should try somewhere to look for Lom >
21. Norwegian-American Thanksgiving [0.963674]
Our Norwegian-American Thanksgiving consisted of Lutefisk - now prepared in the microwave and lots of melted butter Lefse with brown/white sugar or just butter -butter used to make the sugar stick Krumkake? whatever looks like a crisp rolled up lefse Rosettes Flatbread Divinity some sort of pecan filled little cakes?pie? pumpkin pie with whipped cream or ice cream fudge Cranberry relish and jam Turkey - no fancy Turkey - just stuffed with stuffing and pototoes sometimes One year grandma made Swedish meatb
22. Ship named Hekla [0.963674]
Does anyone have any information regarding a Scandanavian Line ship called the S.S. Hekla? My grandfather came over to the US on it in 1902. Is there anything online that I can look at?? Thank you, Karen
23. Paul Paulsen Tollefsen in Tangen, Akershus, Norway [0.963674]
Can someone tell me where to look for information on Dorathea "Dora" Paulsen born June 4, 1863 in Tangen. I have a lot of information on her after she married my great- grandfather Hans Bergstrom in 1890, but I do not know much about her before that. Her parents are Marie and Paul Paulsen Tollefsen. They came to the USA about 1870 and settled in Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minnesota. They dropped the last name of Tollefsen when they came to the USA. Dora was referred to by relatives as the only surviving dau
24. Trondheim Skiing Championships [0.963674]
Me Again, Would anyone know how to get information on skiing championships in Trondheim in the years 1910-15? My Grandfather received five silver spoons with his initials engraved on them for winning some sort of skiing championship which he made his own skiis for? Also, would anyone know of any epidemic which might have gone through Norway and Sweden during the winter of 1895-96? Thank you, Barb
25. Re: new family member [0.963674]
> I've fallen in love with the girl's name, Siri, myself. And I've always > loved the name Kari... And I have ALWAYS hated it....That's becuse it was only OLD women that was named Kari.... Kari R.
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