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Josephine Karine Tryggeseth

Femrite, Lindseth, Tryggeseth

Josephine Karine Tryggeseth

The other day I realized that I’ve written much more about my grandfathers in this blog than about my … Continue reading Josephine Karine Tryggeseth

‘Killed by gunshot from landlord’

Bergeson, Femrite, Lindseth, Tryggeseth

‘Killed by gunshot from landlord’

I’ve written before about the mysteries and misfortunes inherent in family history and I’ve written a couple of times about … Continue reading ‘Killed by gunshot from landlord’

A 19th century jewel

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A 19th century jewel

and a 21st century tear down? Continue reading A 19th century jewel

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