Online course: How to find my Finnish roots? (in English)

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How to find my Finnish roots? Now you can learn more from genealogical research of Finnish roots with the help of video recording and pdf materials. The online course includes an overview of Finnish migration history and the most important research sources. Furthermore, we will look into Geni (a co-publishing platform where it’s possible to find and record information of your family).
For those who have bought the video recording, can participate in an online lecture that will be held on Saturday 19th of November 2022 at 14:00-15:00. There, it’s possible for the participants to ask questions about the genealogical research of Finnish roots.
Welcome to learn more from the history of your family!

Contents:

1. Finnish history: A short introduction to Finnish history and the emigration of the Finns. The aim is to offer a general understanding of Finnish history from prehistoric times to 1900’s Finland.
2. Basics of Finnish genealogy research: Discussion of how to start genealogical research of ancestors or relatives from Finland. Introduction to the types of basic source documents, archive registers and databases. The goal is to form a good picture of how to start genealogy research, emphasizing sufficient quality of research from the beginning.
3. Evangelical-Lutheran church records: Most Finns belonged to the Evangelical-Lutheran church. Most of the church records were written in Swedish. We investigate briefly how to read and interpret these records.
4. Orthodox church records: In Eastern Finland (especially Karelia), many people belonged to the Orthodox church. Most of the church records were written in Russian. We investigate briefly how to read and interpret these records.
5. Taxation and court records: Brief introduction to other types of source records, focusing on taxation and court records.
6. Family history interviews: It is very important to carry out interviews and record family knowledge, before it vanishes. We discuss how to carry out successful family history interviews.
7. Geni.com: Geni.com is a very popular family tree service in Finland. We discuss how to use Geni.com to support your genealogical research and how to be involved in the Finnish Geni.com community.

Sign up here: https://snellmanedu.fi/tuote/how-to-find-my-finnish-roots/

The data's in my family tree are wrong How can I correct them????boray_janos@yahoo.ca

Lorraine Boudreau

There are two George Boudreau in my tree how do I know which one is right. It says to keep what I want and delete the other person. But I do not know who is the right person. Can you help me?
Lorraine Boudreau born Fournier

Private User, can you tell more in detail what is wrong there? Lorraine Boudreau, please look at original source documents to determine the right person.

Mz roots are in Germany and Böhmen und Mähren today Czech republic. My grandfather has nine children. Their names, birthdate etc.. all is wrong. SO i want to correct them,

Private User, you should be able to do those corrections yourself. If you need help in this, please refer to specific profiles and tell what to correct on behalf of you.

Hi

I could I couldn't fix it, I appreciate it if I get a little help. You can find my fixes on a separate piece of paper. Inserted
Rosa (Róza) Neuburg
No path found to Rosa Neuburg.


Rosa (Róza) Neuburg (Schaechter) Schechter
Gender: Female

Birth: 1866 május 14
Immediate Family: Wife of Karl (Károly) Neuburg
Mother of 7
Children
Hildegard (Hilda) (Hilda) Neuburg; Kovács Ákosné 1895 Szeged
Emilia (Emilia) (Emi) Neuburg Taub-Tasnádi 1896 Budapest
Adelheid (Etelka) (Ádi) Neuburg Dr Gábor Tivadarné ; 1899 Budapest
Sigmund (Zsigmond ) (Zsiga) 1901 Budapest
Agathe Mária (Ágota) (Sziszi) Neuburg Borai Árpádné 1903 Budapest
Edgar (Edgár) (Daci) xxxx Budapest.
Edith Adolfine Neuburg, (Edit) (Edit) Reiner Hugoné; 1907 Budapest

BLUE IS THE GERMAN NAME OF THE BIRTH STATEMENT (first bracket)
THE HUNGARIAN NAME IS RED (first bracket)
NICK NAME IS BLACK (second bracket)
Next
THE MARRIED NAME IS IN ITALICS.
Year of born, and location.

ALL CORRECTIONS BY RED
Any question please E-mail me.

Added by: John Boray 2022 06 09
Ido Alkan on July 1, 2012

Sarah Woolf

The course is now available!

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