How to find an original Church Record
Ancestry.comWhen working with Norwegian Church Records on Ancestry.com, finding the original record in The Digit…
Study Genealogy are focused on education within genealogy. We offer webinars and speeches.
Liv Marit Haakenstad has a Master in non-fiction writing, and could offer articles and books.
We have for a long time been assisting lawyers and companies with heir research.
Study Genealogy offers research and advice on Norwegian genealogy to genealogists.
Liv Marit Haakenstad is an Accredited Genealogist® (AG®), and an Accredited Genealogist Lecturer™ (AGL™) from The International Commission for the Accreditation of Professional Genealogists in Norwegian Genealogy. She has written several books on Norwegian genealogy and emigration and has written dozens of articles on computers & genealogy, Norwegian emigration, genealogy, and genealogy technology. Haakenstad owns the company Genit AS. More information.
Genealogy Mysteries is a place to help those who are struggling with Genealogy Mysteries. Liv Marit Haakenstad, AG®, AGL™ is an expert on Norwegian Genealogy and Norwegian-American Genealogy. She is well known as a speaker at RootsTech and other events in the UK, USA, and Norway. She is also the author of several books, the newest addition is «A Guide to Norwegian Genealogy, Emigration, and Transmigration». We can’t always solve the problem, but maybe find options of where and how to search.
The first Genealogy Mysteries starts Tuesday 10 September 2024 and costs 12 USD per person, and you will be provided a Zoom link after payment.
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An introduction to my book published fall 2022.
Where to start the Search in your homeland to find your ancestors in Norway. How to combine sources from ex. USA with sources in Norway
Different ways of searching – categories, places, dates, and names. How to find your relatives in scanned sources. 1-6 hours available.
Between 1860 and 1915 the Norwegians emigrated through Great Britain on their way to America. What routes did they take? Could we find trace of them in Britsh sources?
The first organized emigration started in 1825 from Norway – what do we know about the first emigrants and their journey? Where did the Norwegian settle?
Did they keep their language, names, and traditions? Norwegians in USA – still a strong community?
How to collect and organize your material
How to select the information you want to use. How to do proper source citation
What to write and how to write the story
Pictures and illustrations – what is copyrighted and how to get permission for print?
I have been trying to research our Norwegian relatives for my family over the past year and found it extremely difficult to do on my own not understanding Norwegian or knowing where to find the information. I was lucky to find Liv on a professional genealogy website. When searching for a genealogist, I found Liv was highly recommended by many of her colleagues. Working with her I found her to be a true professional genealogist, researcher and very hard working. She has uncovered information and facts on our family that we could have never found. I would highly recommend Liv to anyone who wants to explore their Norwegian ancestry. Liv has given us a gift that will last generations. Thank you Liv!
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When working with Norwegian Church Records on Ancestry.com, finding the original record in The Digit…
Genealogy Mysteries is a place to help those who are struggling with Genealogy Mysteries. Liv Marit …
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