Settlers in America from Norway & Sweden: Photographs Traveling in Norway (Part 1)

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This book is the third book in the series of eight books. Settlers in America from Norway & Sweden: Photographs of Traveling in Norway. The fourth book is Photographs of Traveling in Sweden. The photographs are divided into two books because it is too large to upload as one book. The first book of the series, My Genealogy Research May Assist You, is the family history of my Norwegian and Swedish ancestors found through genealogy research. My hope is you will learn something from my experience and research to assist with your family history research. The second book in the series is an eBook on Amazon, A Customized Itinerary Independent Travel. In 2018, my granddaughter, Jasmine M. Nelson, before studying in Europe, wanted to travel for eleven days near where the Tronnes/Møgedal families lived in Norway and the Johnson families in Sweden. . At the time we were going to travel, my research only revealed the general location where the relatives lived. After arriving in Stavanger, Norway we continued along the southern coast of Norway and on the last day departing from Goteborg/Gothenburg, Sweden. My close relatives all deceased including my parents, Edna Mae Johnson Tronnes and Elmer Tronnes (Nielsville MN); my grandparents, Olga Victoria Johnson and Henning W. Johnson (Buxton ND); Bertha Møgedal Tronnes and Andrew Tronnes (Nielsville MN). I had no one to interview about family history and did not even know the names of great grandparents and other relatives. Thus, I did extensive research on my own of Norway, Sweden, Minnesota, and North Dakota records. I interviewed, Valerie Tronnes, a relative now known to me, and a great great granddaughter of Andreas Tronnes (Andreas, Theodore, Edwin, Vernon), Andreas is also my great great grandfather (Andreas, Ole, Andrew, Elmer). Family history is genealogy plus much more. Genealogy is not about just doing research, it is about telling the stories and ensuring that your ancestors' legacies live on for generations to come.