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|'''Nordic Paleography - Understanding Common Abbreviations and Symbols''' | |||
|We often see abbreviations and symbols in the Swedish records. What do they mean, and how do they shed light on the lives of our ancestors? | |||
|Savannah Larson, BA | |||
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|''' | |'''ArkivDigital Basics''' | ||
| | |This class with discuss how to use the subscription website, Arkivdigital to find your Swedish Ancestors. It will include instruction on using helpful indexes, finding church records, probates, and more. | ||
| | |Savannah Larson, BA | ||
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|''' | |'''How to Find People in the Norsk Slektshistorisk Forening (The Norwegian Genealogical Society)''' | ||
| | |Here we will learn how to access early records for Norway. Some are about ministers from as early as 1535, including where and when they served. These include areas that used to belong to Norway, but are now in Sweden. We will also touch upon some other early families in Norway. | ||
| | |Liv H. Anderson, CG<sup>SM</sup>, AG<sup>®</sup> | ||
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