Household Roots Publishing has a brand new guide in print and we’re very enthusiastic about it!
Exploring Norwegian Family tree is a Norwegian family tree analysis information, written in English, by the writing crew of Liv Birgit Christensen, and Margaret H. Strand – a Norway native, and a Scottish expat with over 40 years dwelling in Norway. I’ve been working with them for a yr or extra, whereas they’ve completed the amount. It’s 318 pages in 8.5×11 format, and loaded with how-to data on researching your Norwegian ancestry.
Each ladies are genealogists with vast expertise. This quantity permits an in-depth have a look at Norwegian family tree. Only a few of the various subjects lined within the guide are: Tips on how to start doing Norwegian analysis, farm books, wikis, Norway info, geography and historical past, maps, translation aids, naming traditions, very important data, censuses, the Digital Archives of Norway, Norwegian web sites, metropolis, and parish data. Church Information are lined in depth. Births, Baptisms, Marriages, Deaths & Burials, Confirmations, Strikes, Confessions, Communicants, Introduction, Betrothals, Vaccinations Non-conformists, and way more all defined.
The guide is on the market in 3 codecs and a combo (a very whole lot!)
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The guide (in all codecs) is on sale on the FRPC web site in all codecs for 15% off listing value by way of December 2023. It is usually obtainable at Amazon.com (USA), and Biblio.com. In the event you’re outdoors the USA, and don’t thoughts sluggish supply, selecting Customary delivery at Biblio.com can save you numerous in delivery prices. Get your copy at present and discover your Norwegian ancestors.
Exploring Norwegian Family tree Contents
PART 1 -WHY THIS BOOK?
Concerning the authors
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1: About this guide
Chapter 2: Tips on how to use this guide
Chapter 3: Collaboration
Chapter 4. Google searches
Chapter 5. Social media
Chapter 6: Farm books
PART 2 – ABOUT NORWAY – A BRIEF BACKGROUND
Chapter 1: Geography
Chapter 2: Archives
Chapter 3: A short historical past of Norway
Chapter 4: Inhabitants and occupations
Chapter 5: A short historical past of infrastructure
Chapter 6: Demography
Chapter 7: Indigenous inhabitants and ethnic minorities
Chapter 8: Outside life
Chapter 9: Language and translation aids
Chapter 10: Names and naming traditions
Chapter 11: Emigration from Norway
PART 3 – BEFORE YOU START RESEARCH IN NORWAY
Introduction
Chapter 1: Tips on how to discover your ancestor’s city of origin
Chapter 2: An instance – Carl
Chapter 3: Utilizing the FAN technique
Chapter 4: No luck?
Chapter 5: Immigrants’ unique Norwegian names
Chapter 6: The “massive three” worldwide family tree web sites
Chapter 7: Another helpful web sites
Chapter 8: Free entry
|Chapter 9: Some helpful free migration web sites
Chapter 10: Sources nearer dwelling?
PART 4 – TWO EMIGRANTS
Chapter 1: Anna Rahn, a Norwegian immigrant to the US
Chapter 2: Ingvald Bratlie, immigrant to New Zealand
PART 5 – CENSUSES
Chapter 1: The censuses
Chapter 2: The 1801 census
Chapter 3: The 1865 census
Chapter 4: 1875-1891
Chapter 5: 1900-1920
Chapter 6: The place to seek out census data
Chapter 7: Censuses within the Norwegian Historic Knowledge Centre
Chapter 8: Censuses within the Digital Archives
PART 6 – CHURCH BOOKS
Chapter 1: The content material of parish registers
Chapter 2: A short historical past of the church
Chapter 3: Non-conformists
Chapter 4: Extra concerning the church books
Chapter 5: The place to seek out the parish data
Chapter 6: What data can I discover in a parish document?
Chapter 7: Recording sources
Chapter 8: Performing searches within the church books
Chapter 9: Performing common searches
Chapter 10: Extra about Anna’s household from the Digital Archives
PART 7 – OTHER TYPES OF RECORDS IN THE DIGITAL ARCHIVES
Chapter 1: Some hints
Chapter 2: Emigration data
Chapter 3: An outline of different forms of document
Chapter 4: Information of ethnic minorities
Chapter 5: Person guides
PART 8 – CITY RECORDS
Chapter 1: Concerning the capital
Chapter 2: Metropolis archives
Chapter 3. Municipal censuses
Chapter 4: Different forms of document from ports and cities
PART 9 – OTHER NORWEGIAN WEBISTES AND RESOURCES
Chapter 1. A complement to the Digital Archives
Chapter 2: Different archives
Chapter 3: Libraries
Chapter 4: Household historical past societies and different helpful web sites
PART 10 – PUTTING SOME FLESH ON YOUR ANCESTORS’ BONES
Chapter 1. DNA and family tree
Chapter 2: Google searches
Chapter 3: Pictures
Chapter 4: Farm books (bygdebøker)
Chapter 5: Different helpful literature
Chapter 6: Occupations
Chapter 7: Getting assist when you’re caught
Chapter 8: Heritage journey
APPENDIX 1 – LINKS
APPENDIX 2 – BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
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