Friday, January 14, 2005

Wednesday, January 12, 2005

Hedvig's Family Pages
The purpose of this site is my friend Hedvig's family history concerning mainly
ØRUM, MEYER and PITZNER surnames in Denmark, Norway, Germany, Latvia,
Estonia and Russia.

And here is a story worth reading about this russian lady
who fled to USA in 1918 - Countess Maria Koutousova

and I have had fun helping Hedvig fix this - there is a lot more to come.
Ancestry.com redirect... from http://ancestory.com/ typo time
Welcome to Eudora!
new version of the World's best email programme

I no longer use it because I like integrated NNTP news and email

so Outlook Express which is free

or GMAIL with Google Groups

I have 5 gmail invitations -feel free to ask

Genline - Research Swedish Genealogy Online and Discover your Swedish Ancestry and Heritage

a new resource of
online, digitized Swedish Church records.

Search your Swedish ancestry in millions of pages of original Swedish Church Records with Genline FamilyFinder. Get started now with a free demo version of Genline FamilyFinder.

see the whole story here Exploring Ancestry dot com and co uk
SURNAME NAVIGATOR but DDD has blocked the mega search of Danish Census

Tuesday, January 11, 2005

from my email:-

Hej Hugo

Jeg er i gang med at udvikle en FAQ til Family Tree maker på dansk.
Den er kørende og brugerne kan selv opdatere databasen. Der er pt. 100 poster.


Det kunne måske være et link på din side (hvis du stadig bruger FTM)

Dansk FAQ til Family Tree Maker. Hovedmenu.



Venlig hilsen
Hanne B. Stegemüller
http://www.stegemueller.dk



Hanne Baunsgård Stegemüllers slægt og slægtsforskning

Monday, January 10, 2005

FamilySearch - FAQ GEDCOM

GEDCOM stands for Genealogical Data Communications and is a file format specification that allows different genealogical software programs to share data with each other.

GEDCOM XML 6.0 - [Adobe Acrobat format]

Dear GEDCOM Developer:

This letter accompanies a "beta" version of the GEDCOM XML Specification, Release 6.0. It is a complete specification and is suitable for use, with the understanding that its practical application may uncover some problems that necessitate change. It is believed that such changes will be minor and few.

Sunday, January 09, 2005

+Reading Latin by Prof. R. A. Oldaker

A lot of monoglot people do not realise you can get a useful passive knowledge of any language by reading -- or listening - which is how infants learn, and teach themselves, to speak.
And latin turns up in old church books and other legal documents.