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xoxosweden.com / News / Genealogy

More emigrants than in the 19th century

Who would have thought... more people emigrated from Sweden last year than during the 19th century peak years. More»

Interactive from the Start

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Colorado Swedish-Americans

Meet Swedish-Americans in Colorado who are as passionate as you in learning more about your Swedish heritage.. More»

A Swedish-American finds his roots.

A Swedish-American succeeds in finding and meeting living relatives More»

 

Swedish Genealogy Resources

Internet and electronic resources used by Michael Lindquist to trace his family history: More»

Who do you think you are?

Want to discover how to trace your Swedish Roots or have you hit a brick wall in your research? A tour is coming up... More»

SwedGen Road Tour 2011 Events

Sept. 10-22; Dates and information on how to register. More»

Swedish Medal back in Swedish hands

Just nine years after the devastating 1906 earthquake and fire, San Francisco staged the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition More»

The lucky Swede.

One of the classical stories of rags to riches to rags is the career of the Swedish immigrant Erik Olof Lindblom. More»

Found: Tooth from extinct relative

Some 40 wooden boxes were sitting unopened in a corner at the Museum of Evolution in Uppsala. For 90 years! More»

Finding your Swedish roots.

Up close with Kathy Meade, Chicago, the American specialist in Swedish genealogy. More»

The visionary Pastor

The Rev. Carl J. Renhard (1870-1947), a great man with an uncompromised vision of building a better world. More»

Archeological findings in Gamla Stan, Stockholm.

Parts of Stockholm's Old Town, Gamla Stan, and Riddarholmens two 14th century monasteries are currently being digged out by archeologists from Stadsmuseet (the Stockholm City Museum). More»

51st Swedish-American of the Year visits Stockholm.

Swedish-American of the Year: Immigrant researcher John E. Norton at the Foreign Ministry in Stockholm. More»

 

Swedish death service debuts in America

When you've gone to the happy hunting grounds, you can avoid leaving a mess on the Internet. More»