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Karin Naylor replied to Erv Nelson's discussion Historical Swedish Maps from Lantmäteriet esp. related to farm tenure and land reform. in the group Sweden and Swedish Ancestry"I don't know if this will be helpful or not, but I looked up the book Fårad mark to find out more about it because it really does look so interesting. I found two places where it can be purchased.
ORD &…"
Jim Avery left a comment for Karin Naylor"Hello - Did you know we have an active chat community here at Genealogy Wise? There are usually people in the chatroom to help with lookups, give advice, answer questions or just talk. We also have several scheduled chats every week including trivia…"
Karin Naylor replied to Lynn Milton Anderson's discussion Mantal - please explain in the group Sweden and Swedish Ancestry"Here is a quote from The Journey Takers by Leslie Albrecht Huber
"1/32 of a mantal = app. 7 to 10 acres – semi-landless peasantsA plot of land this small would have meant that they fell towards the bottom of the social…"
Karin Naylor added a discussion to the group British Home Children
Blog about British Home Children
I wrote a series of 3 blog posts on our relative John Christianson who was a home child. There are several links on these posts that may be helpful in your research.This first link is a post about the Workhouse...…See More
Karin Naylor left a comment for GEORGE WILLIAM DEDEKER"Sorry it has taken me so long to get back with you. I have not been doing any genealogy for quite awhile until last night when a helped my daughter who is a Dahlby start a Dahlby tree on ancestry.com. I think we found your entry, because I…"
GEORGE WILLIAM DEDEKER left a comment for Karin Naylor"To Karin NAYLOR: Yes Karin, the Dahlbys are my mother's side of the family. Her father, four of his brothers and one sister all emigrated to Minnesota from Sweden, via Norway, beginning in about 1881. All of my maternal Aunts & Uncles were…"
Leo Myers left a comment for Karin Naylor"Here is my email: Ltmyers44@gmail.com. I can send photos tomorrow. I have a SCGS meeting tonight. Yes, it is exciting. I haven't been able to find out much on William so I have pretty much let that line go for a while. I also have a obit for…"
Karin Naylor left a comment for Leo Myers"This is exciting! William H. is my husband's gg-grandfather. William H.married Eliza Hoskinson and they had James H. Naylor who moved to Denver and married Ollie Mae Mohn...they had Earl H. Naylor who married Gertrude West...they had one son…"
Leo Myers left a comment for Karin Naylor"Hi Karin,
Sounds like this could be a match. My William and wife Ann also came to Michigan. They had children: Samuel, Sarah, William H., and Martha Jane (my gg-grandmother). She married Nelson Pratt. I have some old pictures of the family. One of…"
Karin Naylor left a comment for GEORGE WILLIAM DEDEKER"My daughters are the only Dahlby's on here...are your Dahlby ancestors from Minnesota?"
Karin Naylor left a comment for Leo Myers"Hi Leo,
My mother-in-law Joan Naylor (she just joined genealogywise) has done most of the research on the Naylors. She has traced back to a William Naylor in New York in 1830, migrating to Michigan by 1840. Any similarities?"
Leo Myers left a comment for Karin Naylor"Hi Karin,
My Naylor's (Nailor"s) were in New York in 1800.
Leo"
Karin Naylor left a comment for Morgan Emilsson"I don't know if this will help, but I looked on the census lists on ancestry.com for Gustav Olson and found this couple living in Waterbury,New Haven,Connecticut with their daughter Edna and her husband and family. There are a lot of Gustav…"
Morgan Emilsson left a comment for Karin Naylor"Hello Karin
I have a photo of a descendant to me, a child to my grandfather´s brother Gustaf Olson. On this photo is the name Spokane and a flag. Can you look at it and perhaps give a…"
Karin Naylor replied to Karin Naylor's discussion The Elusive Thomas Barton in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"I found him!!! It's kind of hard for me to believe after all this time. Brick walls can really come down!
I still have not received my documents from the historical society in Winona. But in the meantime a woman contacted me with a will that…"
Profile Information
- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Barton
Gilger
Welsby
Danielson
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- Spokane, WA; Pennsylvania; Wisconsin; Minnesota; Sweden
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- To find my adopted father's family.
Comment Wall (14 comments)
- At 3:02pm on January 23, 2012, Jim Avery said…
Hello - Did you know we have an active chat community here at Genealogy Wise? There are usually people in the chatroom to help with lookups, give advice, answer questions or just talk. We also have several scheduled chats every week including trivia at 9 pm Eastern on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Please join us sometime.
- At 7:00pm on January 28, 2010, GEORGE WILLIAM DEDEKER said…
- To Karin NAYLOR: Yes Karin, the Dahlbys are my mother's side of the family. Her father, four of his brothers and one sister all emigrated to Minnesota from Sweden, via Norway, beginning in about 1881. All of my maternal Aunts & Uncles were born in Norway except one. I saw a message from your daughter Tera DAHLBY on this page. If her husbands family can trace their background to Minnesota, Western Wisconsin, or Washington state, we may be related.
George Dedeker - solbygeorge@hotmail.com
- At 6:06pm on January 21, 2010, Leo Myers said…
- Here is my email: Ltmyers44@gmail.com. I can send photos tomorrow. I have a SCGS meeting tonight. Yes, it is exciting. I haven't been able to find out much on William so I have pretty much let that line go for a while. I also have a obit for Eliza A. Naylor, died Feb. 22, 1877.
- At 4:51pm on January 21, 2010, Leo Myers said…
- Hi Karin,
Sounds like this could be a match. My William and wife Ann also came to Michigan. They had children: Samuel, Sarah, William H., and Martha Jane (my gg-grandmother). She married Nelson Pratt. I have some old pictures of the family. One of them is probably William.
- At 1:59pm on January 18, 2010, Leo Myers said…
- Hi Karin,
My Naylor's (Nailor"s) were in New York in 1800.
Leo
- At 1:52pm on December 6, 2009, Morgan Emilsson said…
- Hello Karin
I have a photo of a descendant to me, a child to my grandfather´s brother Gustaf Olson. On this photo is the name Spokane and a flag. Can you look at it and perhaps give a comment.
http://www.genealogywise.com/group/lostfacesancestorphotosalbums
- At 3:30pm on September 13, 2009,
Tera Dahlby said… - Hi Mom! <3
- At 9:41am on September 10, 2009,
Rebecca Malouff said… - My Naylors were in Ohio
- At 7:37am on September 9, 2009, Jim Avery said…
- Hi Karin - thanks for your response. My mom's family was mostly PA Germans with some Scotch Irish added to the mix. Their names included Kleckner Kraemer Koch Snook Bartels and of course Wolford. There were some Wolfords in the Muncy Hills of Northumberland Co. But they didn't stay long. The Scotch Irish was Ferguson and Allen.
My Byrne or Burns is from Ireland to Boston and eventually to Syracuse and Cazenovia NY areas. Just about all of the stayed there. My grandmother Catherine Burns who married Clarence Avery moved with her family to Steelton PA and then to Harrisburg. Do know any who moved west.
Good luck with your novel. I have a bunch of journals to transcribe. That is a winter project.
To access the chatroom , just click on Chat and then Join the Chat and you are there.
- At 6:09am on September 9, 2009,
Kate Steere said… - Hi Karin-
We received the information on Meta and Claus' family last night, it was a shock, as we assumed it would have been Claus, Meta, Louise, Martha Cox and maybe Claus' parents or sibling, but as Martha was the only child to appear on the census with Meta and Claus, we had no idea about the other children. I'm hoping to find the death information on the children to see what the cause of death was, I don't know how Meta dealt with it either, she must have been an amazingly strong woman.
thank you!
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