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1. Maren Karine Enbrigtsdtr b.11 Sept 1828 Akershus [1]
I have found Maren Karine Embrigtsdtr marrying Carl Ambrosius Amundsen (Aarness) on 3 November 1850 in Nittedal, Akershus. It says her parents are Embrigt Jensen and Mari Olsdtr. When Embrigt Jensen died in 1867 in Iowa USA there were two beneficiaries for his estate. One was Maren Karine Embrigtsdtr and the other was Gulbrand Gulbranson (bn c1817) and his wife Sarah. How could this be??? Wouldn't Maren and Gulbrand have to have the same last name?? To complicate matters even more, I cannot find an Emb
2. Gulbrand Gulbrandsen Aarness b1817 Hakadalen - d1911 Decorah, Iowa [1]
I would like to find the parents for Gulbrand Gulbrandsen Aarness. I think I have the correct parents for Maren Embrigtsdtr Aarness. The facts I have for both of them are listed in the outline below. I think the most important fact is that Gulbrand's death certificate and Maren's death certificate BOTH say that Embrigt Aarness is their father. Both Maren and Gulbrand are named as Heirs when Embrigt died. Maren and Gulbrand live within yelling distance of each other from the time they come to America u
3. Elen Olsdtr b1745 Nord Trondelag [1]
I have Elen Olsdtr who was born 1745 and who turns up in the 1801 census as the widow of Roland Larsen and living with her son Lars Rolandsen-bn 1768. (57 Trondhiem Kolvereid Falderejd Falderejd 945 Ellen Olsdtr Huusbondens moder 55 Enke efter 1ste egteskab Har et aarlig vilkaar i gaarden K) I could not find her birth in the Vital Records at FamilySearch.org. There WAS an Elen Olesdatter bn 1736, but wouldn't a 10 year difference be a bit much to rationalize for a match? (Elen
4. Where is Omegn? [1]
I have an obit in Norwegian and an English translation of the obituary of Mrs. Jens J. Heimsnes that says "A great sadness dwelt at Ostrander and Omegn upon learning of the death of Mrs. Jens. J. Heimsnes on May 9, 1916." Where is Omegn? The same obit says that she was born in Washington Prairie, Iowa, and that Jens was from Kolvereid, Namdalen, Norway. Do either of these places give a clue to where Omegn might be? (JENS ALBERT MEIER (twin) JOHANNESEN b: 23 July 1848 in Kolveried, Nor-Trondelag NORWA
5. Feeland, Jacob B. [0.968612]
Thank you J.C. Spencer for the article on my grandfather. Without the help of listers like you, Geir, P. Risvold and others, my search for my Norwegian ancesters would have taken much, much longer. Again, thank you and menge takk. --- Stanley Cook --- twodogs98@earthlink.net --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.
6. Re: word meaning [0.968612]
In a message dated 23/11/2002 20:20:48 GMT Standard Time, blarson@pcii.net writes: > I think there is great value in knowing exact translations. It is a way of > getting to know how to use a language and a bit of history perhaps. The real problem is that there is no such thing as an exact translation! Every language carries its own ideas and each word has it's own field of meaning and carries its associated ideas that are unique to the language and its associated heritage. An obvious example is the
7. Re: Canadian Expeditionary Force - WW1 [0.968612]
My Grandfather emigrated with hisfamily through Canada to the US in 1906 at the age of six. There was some mistake of his age on the papers for him entering Canada. So, although he was too young for the US army, he "ran away and joined the Canadian Expeditionary Forces using the incorrect paperwork identifying him as old enough to serve. Patti Norton >Hi, > >In doing a search for my family who served in the Canadian Expeditionary >Forces in WW1 I found a number of men (front page of Attestation Paper) >w
8. Raspeball, Komle and sørlands-kompe [0.968612]
Here are the recipe I have found in the books: (sorry for my bad english. No dictionary here now.. Please ask if there is anything..) Raspeball (from Forbrukerredet's "Bra og rimelig mat"): 600g raw raked potatos 200g boiled crushed pototos 1 teaspoon salt 2 dl barley flour 1/2 dl wheat flour mix all. Make big balls with a spoon. put 'em in boiling salted water. Have them there in about 20 minutes 'till 'em ready. Searved with hot-dogs or meat. Komler (from "Matgleder fra Sxrlandet - Kokkenes mesterlau
9. Re: how did naming tradtions change? [0.968612]
As far as I know it came a new law in 1923, about names. Halvor ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cliff Lien" To: Sent: Friday, November 22, 2002 8:40 PM Subject: how did naming tradtions change? > I have read a lot about Norwegian naming traditions and the patronymic system has helped me trace older ancestors back > to the 1801 census. > > My question is about the change between the patronymic system and the modern system where surnames pass on from father
10. Translation [0.968612]
Hi Listers The other day on Digitalarkivet I thought I had located the father and paternal grandparents and an uncle of one of my ancestors. The names fit and the dates looked right and I congratulated myself on a job well-done . . . too soon, maybe. The next day as I was looking at the report I had printed out I happened to look at the Yrke column. Instead of an occupation, this supposed father was listed as "Dum". When I looked Dum up I was disappointed to see it meant "Stupid". My question, then, i
11. Re: recipe? [0.968612]
I would like the recipe. Thanks. Lori Lauen Saskatchewan, Canada >From: "Filip Ring Andersen" >Reply-To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com >To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: recipe? >Date: Fri, 8 Nov 2002 01:08:18 +0100 > >Well.. > >If anyone of you have relatives from south (or west) Norway >I would be glad to give you recipe for Komper/komler >and Raspeballer.... > > > >==== NORWAY Mailing List ==== >Join the PIX and SCAN club >Write to Kapt. Lou at louh@tenforward.com >Karla's Norwayli
12. Re: Norweigan Sweet Bread [0.968612]
Helgelands...... You must be talking about "Julekake" (Christmas Bread)...........Just made several loafs and put in the freezer for Christmas (of course had to leave some out for snacks). Cliff M. PM Subject: Norweigan Sweet Bread > Hello, > My husband & I recently took a trip back to his hometown in Mass. His father > was from Norway and did not share the recipes in his head. We guess the > girls got mom's old cooking notes but we really don't know if there are any > on paper because he often cooked
13. Re: Three Corners [0.968612]
Ardell............... Could you do a quick, if there is such a thing, search on the name(s) Brakestad, Bragestad, Bragstad in the two corners area of South Dakota and Minnesota, and see what you find? But, please, don't spend a lot of time on it. Jerry Bragstad San Anselmo, CA ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2002 7:53 AM Subject: Three Corners > Do not have the name of person wanting info on Inwood, Iowa. I have no Iowa > His
14. Re: Hedmark Bygedok [0.968612]
I don't know if there is any connection but I have ancestors from the Bratfoss farm in Brandval, Hedmark named Bredesen. My 3rd great grandfather was Ole Bredesen, born in 1813. He had a brother Brede born in 1818. Ole came to Decorah, IA (Winneshiek County) in 1862 with his wife and children. They later moved to Glenwood, Pope County, MN. ??? ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Belfield" To: Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2002 7:45 PM Subject: Hedmar
15. Re: NORWAY-D Digest V02 #1002/Krumkaga [0.968612]
 No. How would you do that?? Dona
16. Hello listers in Norway any one know about the Henriksen farm/house in Ankenes [0.968612]
Hi has anyone in our list been up to Ankenes or live near Ankenes? I need to find out if there is any land still under the Henriksen name. Grandpa Andreas wanted to visit there one more time but he had farm problems in Inwood Manitoba Canada in 1939. yours, MalodieGet more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com
17. Re: Red Wing Seminary [0.968612]
There was an inquiry about Hauge Colleges and Red Wing Seminary. My Uncle went to Red Wing Seminary and my cousins found the records on his time there at the Goodhue Historical Society in Red Wing. They are on the web at http://www.goodhuehistory.mus.mn.us/ Go there and find a lot about the region, about the Seminary, about General Norstad, the NATO Commander, and about Judge Andreasen, a Judge at the Nuremburg Trials. Jerry Berge
18. Re: Grxtxya [0.968612]
>From: Morgan Hendrickson >To: Olaf >same as the others! > > >From: Olaf >Reply-To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com >To: NORWAY-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Grxtxya >Date: Sat, 02 Nov 2002 11:14:27 -0800 > >Hi Norma! > >The island you are looking for most likely is Grxtxya located in >Kvalxya >municipality in Troms county. It is a bit west of Hammerfest >in Finnmark >county, and north of Tromsx city in Troms county. >The name Hauan is not from this area. The 1865 census sa
19. Re: Gjerpen, Telemark Info. [0.968612]
Bnr 3 (Lnr 388) Lxberg sxndre, aka Rxnningen Ole O. Langkaas and his wife Olea, both from Holla, took over the running of this farm in 1920. The owner at the time, it seems from the very meager information in "Gjerpen bygds historie, Gerdshistorien", was sth. by the name of "Haukeraas bruk". As for information on farms and people in the Gjerpen-Solum area in general I would suggest to get in touch with the people in an organization by the name of "Grenland Fttehistorielag". They have a nice web-site with
20. re: Sigrid Torstensen Tideman + Louise Torstensen Tideman [0.968612]
There is no Appause in New York--possibly you mean Alplaus in Schenectady County? It has a good GenWeb site (http://www.schenectadyhistory.org/). If you can't find information there, I'd contatct the local historical society (listed on the web site). Are the ladies surnamed "Tideman" or "Torstensen"? Barbara Gunvaldsen (Fairfield, ME, USA)
21. Re: Onkel Simon - S/B Kidney [0.968612]
Onkel Simon lives in Tromsx. They do not have facilities to do transplants in Tromsx so it was necessary to go to the Oslo Rikshospitalet. Because of the lack of necessary facilities in Tromsx they will keep him in Oslo for three months, not necessarily in the hospital but later in a recovery center associated with the hospital. Onkel Simon is a widower and his family members are 1000 miles away so he will appreciate all good wishes. His e:mail address is: sim-str@online.no Onkel Simon is not particu
22. Re: How to combine families in Family Tree Maker [0.968612]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Geri" > Hi I have a brother and sister who married a brother > and sister how do I go about entering them in my Family > Tree Maker Genealogy Program. Since you didn't give names, I'll make them up: BARBARA and BILL are brother and sister. BARBARA married TOM, BILL married TINA, TOM & TINA are brother and sister. 1. Enter the main family that you are working with. In this case BARBARA and BILL. Click on Barbara's name on the right to enter her h
23. Re: Sverige is on the border of Finland/Sweden..... [0.968612]
>Haparanda is in Sweden, in Norrbotten ldn, at the north end of the Gulf of >Bothnia at the Finnish border on the Tornio River across from Tornio, >Finland. Thank you Alan I just found it. Laurie
24. Re: (no subject) [0.968612]
Per, all I want is for him to know we have been thinking about his Mom and him. And wondering if Asbjorn is doing OK. I had lost contact after his uncle Asbjorn had major surgery. And to tell him I will be writing and sending him some pictures soon. Thank you very much. Sherri
25. Re: My news [0.968612]
Dear Karla, I am very happy to hear that your husband is doing well. Collette and I were thinking of you both and were relieved to see the good news when we arrived home after our weekend activities. Take it slow but live it fully! Doug Lynner Los Gatos -- Are you an animal lover? Then you will love our new site! "A Bird's Story" can be found at http://www.cafeshops.com/a_birds_story.
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