<p>On the 100th anniversary of the entry of the United States into World War I, the wartime letters and photographs of Minnesota brothers Marland and Stanley Williams provide a fresh and historically significant look at an important story: Minnesota's military involvement in the Great War.From the beginning of their extraordinary adventure, these bright young volunteers regularly corresponded with their St. Paul family. Newsy and reassuring, their informative letters provided the brothers' insights and observations about military training and combat. Now assembled, this remarkable archive combines the letters and images from Marland's large collection of photographs, documents and artifacts.</p>

With Love To All: The World War I letters and Photographs of Minnesota Brothers Marland and Stanley Williams

History

Gomoll, Elizabeth Williams

Johnson, Frederick L.

Americas

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>Genealogists researching their Swedish ancestors are fortunate to have an abundance of information-rich and accessible genealogical records. The Swedish church and state were meticulous record keepers and Sweden had little record loss compared to many other European countries. The gem of Sweden's great genealogical records is the husförhörslängder (Swedish household examination records), a sort of yearly census that can include just about any type of  information on your ancestor beyond merely birth, marriage and death information. Entries may provide you with information on property ownership, occupation, moving in and out, health, taxation, military obligations, characteristics and behavior and much more. And many of these entries are a clues pointing you to additional documentation. 	While much of the information in the household examination records is straightforward and easy to understand, some entries can be confusing. Abbreviations are common, language can be difficult to understand, and without knowing what you are looking at you can miss important clues in your research.	This book aims to provide researchers with additional background information in order to get the most out of your research. While many researchers focus only on the main demographic information that is standard, clues in the household examination records can be used to frame a solution to many of your most difficult brick-wall problems.</p>

Husförhörslängder, Swedish Household Examination Records: Framing the Solutions to Your Swedish Ancestry Puzzles

Johnson, Robert W.

Europe

Robert Johnson

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