Posts about Swedish genealogy research, including finding, translating, and using primary sources in Sweden and the United States.
This Swedish New Year's Eve in 1925 Chicago happened 95 years ago tonight when my Swedish and Swedish-American relatives (and neighbors?) gathered together. How I wish I knew all the names of these relatives! But [...]
This 1906 Swedish funeral card served as both an invitation to services and a keepsake of the departed. As seen below, the card folds in half. And then top folds to create a flap. [...]
Recently, I received a review copy of Swedish Genealogy Research at a Glance. The venerable At a Glance series provides overviews to genealogical research on a variety of topics. At a Glance Series Leading [...]
Finding family photo clues is an important skill for any genealogist. Clues usually lie inside family photos every genealogist possesses. Learn about resources for family photo clues using the main image (above). Hann [...]
