A 75-Year-Old J. Jakobsson, Östanmossa, Norberg, turns seventy-five years old on Saturday 10 November…. Mr. Jakobsson was born in Norberg parish and… Continue reading “A 75-Year-Old”…
Tracing My Swedish Family Names What might seem simple—a person’s name—turns out to be full of complexity. When looking into family history I found there… Continue reading “Tracing My Swedish Family Names”…
Life on the Harraseeket Many communities are found along the shores of the Haraseeket estuary in Freeport, Maine. A community is any interacting group… Continue reading “Life on the Harraseeket”…
History Jackpot I hit the jackpot searching the online Swedish American Newspapers database of the Minnesota Historical Society. My grandfather’s marriage announcement… Continue reading “History Jackpot”…
Mothers Day It’s Mother’s Day and I am thinking of when my mother opened her eyes, I held her, and she was… Continue reading “Mothers Day”…
Woodmont Road It was my parents’ dream to make something special of the house on Woodmont Road, their first. My detail-oriented dad… Continue reading “Woodmont Road”…
Caring for the Globe No, I’m not talking about the Earth. Rather, the world globe given to my father upon his graduation from high… Continue reading “Caring for the Globe”…
Boxer Menagerie Every day I think of my animal friends when dressing. Continue reading “Boxer Menagerie”…
New Pond Environment Begun in 2017, I completed my plan for the pond environs five years later (not bad, considering the length of… Continue reading “New Pond Environment”…
Candlewood Lake Our family enjoyed going to Candlewood Lake in western Connecticut on summer weekends. It turns out my father had been… Continue reading “Candlewood Lake”…
Acadia Outings I’ve lost track of visits to Acadia, which is not surprising given that my home is adjacent to the national… Continue reading “Acadia Outings”…
New York-Bound, 1902 After traveling by train across Sweden, Carl Albin Jacobsson arrived Göteborg Central Station at 7:03 on the morning of Monday,… Continue reading “New York-Bound, 1902”…
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