The “Eiendom” Sources in Digitalarkivet: A Complete Guide for Genealogists
If you research Norwegian family history, you already know the “people records”: baptisms, confirmations, marriages, burials, and censuses. But serious genealogical
Norwegian genealogy guidance for English-speaking descendants—sources, methods, and real case work.

Here is another batch of websites I have looked at this week
Read MoreFollow along on charming Ani’s trip to her ancestral land.
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Read MoreHere are some websites I have been visiting this week.
Read MoreThis weeks photos are from the Nordvik farm in samnanger Hordaland
Read MoreHere is a book that I have just finished reading
Read MoreHow many people speak Norwegian? What does the language look like? What are nynorsk and bokmål?
Read MoreAn old picture from the farm Dølmo in Tolga, Hedmark county.
Read MoreHere are some websites I have looked at this week
Read MoreHere are ten questions that everyone should ask themselves, their parents or grandparents.
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