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Getting started with my Norway Genealogy webpage

2/20/2013

18 Comments

 
This is something that I have thought about doing but it took my dear friend, Vivian Gullickson White's posting about setting up a weebly.com web page on Facebook that made me decide to try it.  This is still a work in progress and I have a lot of things to set up on the website but it will be fun to try it and to see what all happens with it.  There are a lot of things about setting up the pages that I still need to learn but it will be a fun learning process. 
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Vivian link
2/20/2013 12:26:13 pm

And you will be absolutely amazing at it. You talents have no bounds. I stand in awe of you my friend.

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Jean
2/20/2013 12:42:23 pm

And Ms. Vivian, thank you for this wonderful compliment, I am not a computer wiz like you are and I have a lot to learn from you as time goes on but you will be the best teacher I could have for learning how this all works.

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Clark
2/23/2013 03:33:46 pm

Now you have me blushing.....
If anyone were to tag me as a 'procrastinator', it would be in setting up my family website for genealogy.
Your site looks great, Jean!!! And to think you are just getting started!
Will be watching your 'work in progress'!

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Jean Marthaler
2/23/2013 09:08:02 pm

Thanks Clark, don't blush too much, you should try using Weebly to set up a family site for genealogy. You are so talented and I know you could do it! It is quite fun and I do enjoy playing with it. We will talk soon.

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Hans Olav Løkken link
2/25/2013 03:36:00 am

They say there is no queen in America, like we have in Norway and a few other European countries. But I know one queen in St. Joseph, Minnesota. They call her Jean Marthaler. I am nobody without you, Jean. Thank you for leading me on through my missions and to my targets.

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Jean
2/25/2013 12:28:51 pm

Hans Olav, thank you so much for these kind words. I have always enjoyed helping you in any way that I can.

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Jana Last link
2/25/2013 12:21:15 pm

I look forward to following your genealogy blog Jean!

I started mine almost a year ago and it's been a wonderful adventure. Have you heard of GeneaBloggers? It is a great website and community of genealogy bloggers. Thomas MacEntee is the owner of the website. It's a great place to list your genealogy blog and to network with other genealogy bloggers. I hope you will check it out. Here's the link in case you're interested ~ http://geneabloggers.com/

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Jean
2/25/2013 12:31:00 pm

Interesting, I took a quick look at it and when I have time I will have to check it out some more. I am really enjoying this Weebly site and like how it operates etc.

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Jana Last link
3/1/2013 12:06:11 am

Jean,

I write a weekly Fab Finds post and wanted to let you know that I've listed your blog in today's Fab Finds post at http://janasgenealogyandfamilyhistory.blogspot.com/2013/03/follow-fridayfab-finds-for-march-1-2013.html

Jean
3/1/2013 05:32:19 am

Jana, hello, I went to your website and I have been enjoying looking at it. I need to look at it even more. You have many links on it and I want to spend some time looking at them. You have a great site!

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jean
3/1/2013 10:18:17 am

Jana, hello, your website if wonderful, hopefully it is OK with you that I added it to my genealogy resources page. I marked it as a place to get a lot resource ideas from.

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Jana Last link
3/2/2013 11:17:23 am

Jean,

Thank you so much! I'm honored that you added my blog to your genealogy resources.

Fred Retzlaff
5/17/2013 07:11:14 pm

Interesting website. I see we have a common ancestor in Carl Retzlaff.

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Jean
5/17/2013 10:02:00 pm

Fred, hi, thank you for looking at my website. Yes we very likely have the same line of family. Did you grow up in the Morris area?
Jean

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Fred
5/18/2013 02:32:54 am

No, but my dad did. He lived there in the 1920's and 30's with his parents. His father was Emilie Retzlaff's younger brother.

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8/23/2025 10:14:13 pm

Learned a lot from this. Please keep posting more like it.

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Nelson Dean Huseby link
2/27/2026 06:17:36 am

I don't know if you are still active online, but I have a monthly blog that you might find interesting. Do you do lookups? I have several bygdeboks as well and do free lookups.In Hordaland, I have Bomlo I and II and Kvinnherad 5. I have the Leikanger in Sogne Fjord. and Lyngdal II and Austad in Vest Agder.

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Jean Marthaler
2/27/2026 08:29:02 am

Dean, are you the gentleman who asked me about the Stord bygebok? If you are, I sent you an e-mail but you didn't respond to my e--mail. Let me know what lookup you would like and I will try to help you.
Jean

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