Hi Guys & Salut Jan, FYI.. The LDS / IGI site has a few Schutte listed in Norway in the early 1800s. Bob Koster, N.J. USof A

I am trying to find my relatives in Norway. Please help me. my grandmother; Hilda Elizabeth Schutte, was born in 1875 in Norway. Her ancestor; a Schutte, brought Lutheranism to Norway and when he died they buried him in the church. When my grandmother was a little girl, her family was asked to come to the church and watch the church members remove her ancestor from his grave and then bury him outside. The church members could then tear down the church in Trondheim and build a Cathedral. My aunt; born in 1907, has visited the Cathedral and our relatives in the 1950's, but i don't know where her personal things are to find the our relatives addresses. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who knows a Schutte in Norway because he or she is a relative of mine. Thank you Jean Benson ( jbenson578@cybertrails.com )

I am trying to find my relatives in Norway. Please help me. my grandmother; Hilda Elizabeth Schutte, was born in 1875 in Norway. Her ancestor; a Schutte, brought Lutheranism to Norway and when he died they buried him in the church. When my grandmother was a little girl, her family was asked to come to the church and watch the church members remove her ancestor from his grave and then bury him outside. The church members could then tear down the church in Trondheim and build a Cathedral. My aunt; born in 1907, has visited the Cathedral and our relatives in the 1950's, but i don't know where her personal things are to find the our relatives addresses. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who knows a Schutte in Norway because he or she is a relative of mine. Thank you Jean Benson ( jbenson578@cybertrails.com )

On 23 Sep 2000 12:19:03 -0700, jmk@ah.telia.no (Jan M. Keus) wrote: >Johan Kampeman wrote: > >> "Schutte" is a typical Dutch last name. So it might be very well that the >> little girl who brought Lutheranism to Norway, came from Holland. > >I agree, the name Schutte sounds dutch. I have never met this name in >Norway. The telephone directory for 2000 for Oslo does f. e. not show any Maybe it is the same surname as Schytte ?

<SusieKnu1@aol.com> skrev i meddelandet news:60.721a070.26fe4bab@aol.com... > In a message dated 8/8/00 6:04:37 PM Pacific Daylight Time, > GEN-NORDIC-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > > << Since I can't write Danish accents in my e-mail, I'll send it in a Word > format to anyone interested. > > Thanks in advance, > Nina >> > Can anyone tell me how to write in danish from my email system? Seems I > remember someone has given us instructions on how to do that once before. > Thanks, Sue Knudsen in Seattle Control Panel -> Keyboard ->Languages and add the languages you need to use. Kurt F

Johan Kampeman wrote: > "Schutte" is a typical Dutch last name. So it might be very well that the > little girl who brought Lutheranism to Norway, came from Holland. I agree, the name Schutte sounds dutch. I have never met this name in Norway. The telephone directory for 2000 for Oslo does f. e. not show any person by this name. To state that a single person brought Lutheranism to Norway hears strange. All knows that Norway developed a lutherian state religion by political progress. Danish Kings were highly active. Religious lutherian influence came from Germany and was politically settled in Scandinavia. The Low Countries however became Calvinistic (after Jean Calvin) and I doubt therefore that a dutch citizen could have exported Lutheranism to the whole of Scandinavia. Regards Jan M Keus Dutch citizen in Norway. > "Velma Jean Benson" <jbenson578@cybertrails.com> wrote in message > news:cqQy5.931$a5.38817@mick.cybertrails.com... > > AM TRYING TO FIND A PERSON OR RELATIVE TO A PERSON WITH THE LAST NAME OF > > SCHUTTE IN NORWAY. MY GRANDMOTHER; HILDA ELIZABETH SCHUTTE, WAS BORN NEAR > > OR IN TRONDHEIM IN 1875. HER ANCESTOR: A SCHUTTE, BROUGHT LUTHERANISM TO > > NORWAY. HER STORY IS THAT WHEN SHE WAS A LITTLE GIRL, HER FAMILY WAS > > BROUGHT TO THE CHURCH TO VIEW HER ANCESTOR BEING REMOVED FROM HIS GRAVE > > INSIDE THE CHURCH AND TO BE BURIED IN THE CHURCH YARD. WELL THAT IS THE > ONLY > > THING I KNOW ABOUT MY NORWEGIAN FAMILY BUT I FOUND THEM ON A NORWEGIAN > > CENSUS ON THE INTERNET; WHICH SHOWED 13 SCHUTTE'S ON ONE YEAR AND 5 > > SCHUTTE'S ON A LATER YEAR. THESE ARE ALL MY RELATIVES. I WOULD REALLY > > APPRECIATE IT IF YOU WOULD FIND MY RELATIVES FOR ME AND SEND ME THEIR FULL > > NAME AND ADDRESS OR GIVE THEM MY E-MAIL ADDRESS WHICH IS > > jbenson578@cybertrails.com AND MY HOME ADDRESS. I AM 67 AND I AM TRYING TO > > FINISH MY FAMILY TREE SOON. I HAVE 300 NAMES SO FAR BUT NONE OF MY > NORWEGIAN > > RELATIVES EXCEPT MY GRANDMOTHER. > > > > THANKYOU VERY MUCH > > JEAN BENSON > > 505 W SHERWOOD DR > > PAYSON ARIZONA 85541 > > > > TELEPHONE--520-468-2265 > > > > > > > > > >

Velma Jean Benson skrev: > I am trying to find my relatives in Norway. Please help me. my grandmother; > Hilda Elizabeth Schutte, was born in 1875 in Norway. Her ancestor; a > Schutte, brought Lutheranism to Norway and when he died they buried him in > the church. > > When my grandmother was a little girl, her family was asked to come to the > church and watch the church members remove her ancestor from his grave and > then bury him outside. The church members could then tear down the church in > Trondheim and build a Cathedral. Something in this story may be right, something wrong, but if your ancestor was buried in a church in Trondheim, my guess is that this must have been Bakke church. This church is built of timber and was erected in the beginning of the 1700s a mile East of Trondheim (Strinda parish). Abt. 1900 (I think it was the 1890s) this church was moved 5 - 10 meters due to a change in the road system(!). It seems reasonable that if there were any graves inside the church, they had to be displaced at first. Knut Bryn, Molde

Thank you so much for the assistance. I have found that this is our line and also a gr grandson of Adolf to correspond with. The assistance from this list is wonderful. Thank you all. Pat Holling

In a message dated 8/8/00 6:04:37 PM Pacific Daylight Time, GEN-NORDIC-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Since I can't write Danish accents in my e-mail, I'll send it in a Word format to anyone interested. Thanks in advance, Nina >> Can anyone tell me how to write in danish from my email system? Seems I remember someone has given us instructions on how to do that once before. Thanks, Sue Knudsen in Seattle Suzanne ("Sue") Knudsen

Does anyone know if we can obtain pension information for WWI vets, perhaps even the widow information? Am looking for a veteran who died in 1965 and do not know if he would have been eligible for pension as he enlisted in WWI and fought only in that one war, nothing else. Got his naturalization thru the war. Looking forward to hearing from you. Sue Knudsen in Seattle

Has anyone got knowledge of the status on the Danish Police releasing information on those leaving their country by ship in 1909 and 1910 for public information on the Internet perhaps. It is so costly to send $40 for the search of their records. Hoping someone has an answer soon. Thank you Sue Knudsen in Seattle

On 23 Sep 2000 06:09:24 -0700, FrankJJKM@aol.com (by way of Alf Christophersen <alf.christophersen@basalmed.uio.no>) wrote: >I am researching the name of my great grandfather Andreas Anda who imigrated >to Chicago, Illinois in the 1870's. I believe he came from Haugesend >Norway. I am curious about the origins of the name Anda. >Karen Jurgensen Frank frankjjkm@aol.com > In Rogaland county you will find the Anda farm at Klepp south of Stavanger. Andreas Pedersen Anda is mentioned in the emigration records for Stavanger. The emigration record indicates that he emigrated in 1864, the same year he was born. http://digitalarkivet.uib.no/cgi-win/wc/webcens.exe?slag=n&filename=arkivverket/dnu/stavemig&spraak= Regards Vidar Oeverlie http://home.online.no/~oeverlie/

Interesting indeed Joan: my ancestors Jan Schutte and Catrina Leocardia Weevers married in the Roman Catholic church 6th of September 1762 at Wehl, Voorstonden in Gelderland. Interestingly they went in "ondertrouw" on the 5th of April 1764 (yes 19 months later) in Voorst. This was the accomp. text Joan Schutte Jm van Voorstonden en Catharina Leocharda Wevers van Voorstonden. Hij met consent van moeder en zij van haar ouders. "en na verkregene permissie van 't Ed. Hof. wijl voornoemde Personen (wier aangifte den 30 Aug 1762 van de gereformeerde tot de Roomsche Religie was overgegaan) te Wehl in de Roomsche kerke te voren getrouwt waren. Attest gegeven om te Hall te trouwen den 5 April 1764. They had converted to the Catholic church, both of them. One of the children from this couple was an Elisabeth Schutte who was baptised 21 October 1776 in Eerbeek, Roman Catholic. So Jean, your entry is of great interest to me. I will be on hoiliday in the states (Utah and Virgina) the next three weeks, but will look forward to future communications on your Johan Kamperman heeft geschreven in bericht >"Schutte" is a typical Dutch last name. So it might be very well that the >little girl who brought Lutheranism to Norway, came from Holland. > > >"Velma Jean Benson" <jbenson578@cybertrails.com> wrote in message >news:cqQy5.931$a5.38817@mick.cybertrails.com... >> AM TRYING TO FIND A PERSON OR RELATIVE TO A PERSON WITH THE LAST NAME OF >> SCHUTTE IN NORWAY. MY GRANDMOTHER; HILDA ELIZABETH SCHUTTE, WAS BORN NEAR >> OR IN TRONDHEIM IN 1875. HER ANCESTOR: A SCHUTTE, BROUGHT LUTHERANISM TO >> NORWAY. HER STORY IS THAT WHEN SHE WAS A LITTLE GIRL, HER FAMILY WAS >> BROUGHT TO THE CHURCH TO VIEW HER ANCESTOR BEING REMOVED FROM HIS GRAVE >> INSIDE THE CHURCH AND TO BE BURIED IN THE CHURCH YARD. WELL THAT IS THE >ONLY >> THING I KNOW ABOUT MY NORWEGIAN FAMILY BUT I FOUND THEM ON A NORWEGIAN >> CENSUS ON THE INTERNET; WHICH SHOWED 13 SCHUTTE'S ON ONE YEAR AND 5 >> SCHUTTE'S ON A LATER YEAR. THESE ARE ALL MY RELATIVES. I WOULD REALLY >> APPRECIATE IT IF YOU WOULD FIND MY RELATIVES FOR ME AND SEND ME THEIR FULL >> NAME AND ADDRESS OR GIVE THEM MY E-MAIL ADDRESS WHICH IS >> jbenson578@cybertrails.com AND MY HOME ADDRESS. I AM 67 AND I AM TRYING TO >> FINISH MY FAMILY TREE SOON. I HAVE 300 NAMES SO FAR BUT NONE OF MY >NORWEGIAN >> RELATIVES EXCEPT MY GRANDMOTHER. >> >> THANKYOU VERY MUCH >> JEAN BENSON >> 505 W SHERWOOD DR >> PAYSON ARIZONA 85541 >> >> TELEPHONE--520-468-2265 >> >> >> > > > >

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I am researching the name of my great grandfather Andreas Anda who imigrated to Chicago, Illinois in the 1870's. I believe he came from Haugesend Norway. I am curious about the origins of the name Anda. Karen Jurgensen Frank frankjjkm@aol.com

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"Schutte" is a typical Dutch last name. So it might be very well that the little girl who brought Lutheranism to Norway, came from Holland. "Velma Jean Benson" <jbenson578@cybertrails.com> wrote in message news:cqQy5.931$a5.38817@mick.cybertrails.com... > AM TRYING TO FIND A PERSON OR RELATIVE TO A PERSON WITH THE LAST NAME OF > SCHUTTE IN NORWAY. MY GRANDMOTHER; HILDA ELIZABETH SCHUTTE, WAS BORN NEAR > OR IN TRONDHEIM IN 1875. HER ANCESTOR: A SCHUTTE, BROUGHT LUTHERANISM TO > NORWAY. HER STORY IS THAT WHEN SHE WAS A LITTLE GIRL, HER FAMILY WAS > BROUGHT TO THE CHURCH TO VIEW HER ANCESTOR BEING REMOVED FROM HIS GRAVE > INSIDE THE CHURCH AND TO BE BURIED IN THE CHURCH YARD. WELL THAT IS THE ONLY > THING I KNOW ABOUT MY NORWEGIAN FAMILY BUT I FOUND THEM ON A NORWEGIAN > CENSUS ON THE INTERNET; WHICH SHOWED 13 SCHUTTE'S ON ONE YEAR AND 5 > SCHUTTE'S ON A LATER YEAR. THESE ARE ALL MY RELATIVES. I WOULD REALLY > APPRECIATE IT IF YOU WOULD FIND MY RELATIVES FOR ME AND SEND ME THEIR FULL > NAME AND ADDRESS OR GIVE THEM MY E-MAIL ADDRESS WHICH IS > jbenson578@cybertrails.com AND MY HOME ADDRESS. I AM 67 AND I AM TRYING TO > FINISH MY FAMILY TREE SOON. I HAVE 300 NAMES SO FAR BUT NONE OF MY NORWEGIAN > RELATIVES EXCEPT MY GRANDMOTHER. > > THANKYOU VERY MUCH > JEAN BENSON > 505 W SHERWOOD DR > PAYSON ARIZONA 85541 > > TELEPHONE--520-468-2265 > > >

AM TRYING TO FIND A PERSON OR RELATIVE TO A PERSON WITH THE LAST NAME OF SCHUTTE IN NORWAY. MY GRANDMOTHER; HILDA ELIZABETH SCHUTTE, WAS BORN NEAR OR IN TRONDHEIM IN 1875. HER ANCESTOR: A SCHUTTE, BROUGHT LUTHERANISM TO NORWAY. HER STORY IS THAT WHEN SHE WAS A LITTLE GIRL, HER FAMILY WAS BROUGHT TO THE CHURCH TO VIEW HER ANCESTOR BEING REMOVED FROM HIS GRAVE INSIDE THE CHURCH AND TO BE BURIED IN THE CHURCH YARD. WELL THAT IS THE ONLY THING I KNOW ABOUT MY NORWEGIAN FAMILY BUT I FOUND THEM ON A NORWEGIAN CENSUS ON THE INTERNET; WHICH SHOWED 13 SCHUTTE'S ON ONE YEAR AND 5 SCHUTTE'S ON A LATER YEAR. THESE ARE ALL MY RELATIVES. I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE IT IF YOU WOULD FIND MY RELATIVES FOR ME AND SEND ME THEIR FULL NAME AND ADDRESS OR GIVE THEM MY E-MAIL ADDRESS WHICH IS jbenson578@cybertrails.com AND MY HOME ADDRESS. I AM 67 AND I AM TRYING TO FINISH MY FAMILY TREE SOON. I HAVE 300 NAMES SO FAR BUT NONE OF MY NORWEGIAN RELATIVES EXCEPT MY GRANDMOTHER. THANKYOU VERY MUCH JEAN BENSON 505 W SHERWOOD DR PAYSON ARIZONA 85541 TELEPHONE--520-468-2265

I AM TRYING TO FIND A PERSON OR RELATIVE TO A PERSON WITH THE LAST NAME OF SCHUTTE IN NORWAY. MY GRANDMOTHER; HILDA ELIZABETH SCHUTTE, WAS BORN NEAR OR IN TRONDHEIM IN 1875. HER ANCESTOR: A SCHUTTE, BROUGHT LUTHERANISM TO NORWAY. HER STORY IS THAT WHEN SHE WAS A LITTLE GIRL, HER FAMILY WAS BROUGHT TO THE CHURCH TO VIEW HER ANCESTOR BEING REMOVED FROM HIS GRAVE INSIDE THE CHURCH AND TO BE BURIED IN THE CHURCH YARD. WELL THAT IS THE ONLY THING I KNOW ABOUT MY NORWEGIAN FAMILY BUT I FOUND THEM ON A NORWEGIAN CENSUS ON THE INTERNET; WHICH SHOWED 13 SCHUTTE'S ON ONE YEAR AND 5 SCHUTTE'S ON A LATER YEAR. THESE ARE ALL MY RELATIVES. I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE IT IF YOU WOULD FIND MY RELATIVES FOR ME AND SEND ME THEIR FULL NAME AND ADDRESS OR GIVE THEM MY E-MAIL ADDRESS WHICH IS jbenson578@cybertrails.com AND MY HOME ADDRESS. I AM 67 AND I AM TRYING TO FINISH MY FAMILY TREE SOON. I HAVE 300 NAMES SO FAR BUT NONE OF MY NORWEGIAN RELATIVES EXCEPT MY GRANDMOTHER. THANKYOU VERY MUCH JEAN BENSON 505 W SHERWOOD DR PAYSON ARIZONA 85541 TELEPHONE--520-468-2265

Hello, Here is a request that I forward on behalf of some of my relatives. They would be interested in finding more information about some of the brothers and sisters of their ancestors who emigrated from Sweden to the U.S. in a period from the last half of the 19th century up to about 1905. I would be grateful for any pointers to methods that could be used in order to trace the people who emigrated and their descendants. You may reply by a followup or by mail to the following adress (modify as appropriate): mikael-nospam-tele.ntnu.no Thanks in advance, Mikael Larsson