Norwegian Family & Genealogy researchJoakim Bye
Have you ever wondered where your ancestors came from, or do you have a loose thread in your family tree? Hopefully you'll gain unique insights into your family history, based on my research in Norwegian archives and websites.
What's included
Report of the Family or Person of Interest
You will get a report of my findings no matter what. The report will include, but is not limited to, if found:
• Date/Place of Birth
• Date/Place of Baptism/Confirmation
• Date/Place of Death
• Parents
• Siblings (if applicable)
• Spouse (if applicable)
• Children (if applicable)
• Residence(s)
• Occupation
• Census reconds
• Other relevant findings
• Sources
Where to go next
Information on where to look next to expand your research.
FAQs
I try to find vital records such as birth, baptism, marriage, and death dates, as well as locations like birthplaces, baptism sites, and graveyards. Additionally, I may uncover information about close relatives and family connections through censuses.
To start, I need as much information as you can provide about the person or family you’re searching for, such as names, approximate dates, and the geographical area they lived in. Please contact me for a no strings attached conversation to discuss whether I can help with your specific request.
I focus primarily on historical records, so my work is centered on discovering information about ancestors and historical family connections. For privacy reasons, I do not actively search for or share information on living individuals.
My research is primarily focused on Norwegian records and archives. If your ancestors have ties to Norway, I can most likely help you uncover their history through these sources.
Yes, I can assist with basic translation of Norwegian records as part of the research. Many historical documents are in Norwegian, and I can help explain the key information found in these sources. I can also help translate Danish and other basic scandinavian records as it is pretty similar to Norwegian.
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Have you ever wondered where your ancestors came from, or do you have a loose thread in your family tree? Hopefully you'll gain unique insights into your family history, based on my research in Norwegian archives and websites.
What's included
Report of the Family or Person of Interest
You will get a report of my findings no matter what. The report will include, but is not limited to, if found:
• Date/Place of Birth
• Date/Place of Baptism/Confirmation
• Date/Place of Death
• Parents
• Siblings (if applicable)
• Spouse (if applicable)
• Children (if applicable)
• Residence(s)
• Occupation
• Census reconds
• Other relevant findings
• Sources
Where to go next
Information on where to look next to expand your research.
FAQs
I try to find vital records such as birth, baptism, marriage, and death dates, as well as locations like birthplaces, baptism sites, and graveyards. Additionally, I may uncover information about close relatives and family connections through censuses.
To start, I need as much information as you can provide about the person or family you’re searching for, such as names, approximate dates, and the geographical area they lived in. Please contact me for a no strings attached conversation to discuss whether I can help with your specific request.
I focus primarily on historical records, so my work is centered on discovering information about ancestors and historical family connections. For privacy reasons, I do not actively search for or share information on living individuals.
My research is primarily focused on Norwegian records and archives. If your ancestors have ties to Norway, I can most likely help you uncover their history through these sources.
Yes, I can assist with basic translation of Norwegian records as part of the research. Many historical documents are in Norwegian, and I can help explain the key information found in these sources. I can also help translate Danish and other basic scandinavian records as it is pretty similar to Norwegian.
Joakim's other services
Contact for pricing