June Pelo's bibliography
Villages in Ostrobothnia collection
of articles translated by June Pelo from Den Österbottniska byn
& other sources
Articles about genealogy, emigration from Finland and immigration to
America, culture, folklore and customs in Ostrobothnia and Finland.
Written, translated or compiled by June Pelo for the WWW.
Subject
index: History, customs and folklore: Ostrobothnia Finland America
- Emigrants and emigration - Biographies and various topics
Alphabetic index:
Articles published on this web site
- 100 years since the young Saarukka men mined gold in Africa
- Åland Islands
- American packages of great importance after the war
- Anders Chydenius
- Anders Viktor Johansson Tast-Nyström
- August Alfred Strand
- Bark Bread
- Before modern conveniences
- Bombardment of Helsinki
- Carl Carlsson Åivobäck-Clemetsö
- Clergyman from Pelo became prisoner of war
- Comparison of different construction cultures
- The creativity of the Finns
- The early towns of Finland
- Eleven days that disappeared
- DNA Genealogy
- DNA test confirms identity of Titanic's youngest victim
- Ellis Island
- Emigration from Ostrobothnia
- Farm life in Finland
- Fattiggubben
- Finholm's in Washington
- Finland-Swedes in America
- Finnish immigrant women & their families represented in a study
- Florida's finnish community
- Ford motor company is 100 years old
- From La to Maxmo
- From Log Cabin to the Highest Pinnacle of Society
- Elmer Alexander Forsberg 1883-1950
- Grand Duchy of Finland, 1809-1917
- Haavisto-Tast family
- History of currency in Finand
- The Immigrant Journey
- In the Storm's Eye - and the aftermath, report from Port Charlotte
The village of Pelo
- Interesting ancestors
- Jean Sibelius
- John Richard Nyström
- Journal about Erik Eriksson Lågland of Storby in Karleby
- Klockars in Malax
- Kreeta Haapasalo, Kantele-Kreeta
- Källström - a musical family
- Large families
- Letters from Johan Richard Nyström
- Literacy in Finland - Gezelius and the Communion Books
- Lucky relatives
- The main outline of the earlier settlement of Ostrobothnia
- Masjaks Maj, A ghost story
- The massacre in Jekaterinburg
- Medical dictionary, frequently encountered words
- Missing family branch is found
- The 1911 Oscoda Fire
- Old Lågland
- Old marriage customs in Finland
- Ostrobothnia
- Pelo village during 1920 and 1930
- Ray Dolby, roots in Terjärv and Kaustby
- Reunion with Wisconsin guests at Småbönders
- Johan Ludvig Runeberg - National Poet of Finland
- Runeberg defined the Finnish spirit
- What did Runeberg do on 13 May 1848
- Sideby
- Survivors
- Terjärv emigration
- Terjärv villages and homes
- Three generations of Wickström's designed automobiles
- The village of Pelo
- Waiting to go to America
- Where do Finns come from?
- Wolf Cave. A pre-ice age archaeological find in Lappfjärd, Finland
Articles published in the SFHS article collection
Fattiggubbe Poor old man Vaivaisukko Figures carved out of wood, works of art unique for Finland and Ostrobothnia. Fattiggubben at Sideby bell tower in Ostrobothnia, Finland.
- THE SEARCH FOR ORIGIN AND DEFINITION OF PLACE NAMES
- SOME MIGRATING FAMILIES FROM SAVO VILLAGE IN LAPPAJÄRVI DURING THE 1600-AND 1700'S
- A POOR PEASANT BOY BECOMES A MILLIONAIRE
- BIRGER
LINDQVIST’S UNIQUE MORA CLOCK
- Names of Some of the First Finnish Colonists in New Sweden
- Search for Origin and Definition of Place Names
- Some Migrating Families from Savo Village in Lappajärvi during the 1600- and 1700´s
- The Sauna
articles published by the Swedish Finn Historical Society and the Genealogical Society of Finland
Articles about Finland
- Ancestral Farmhouses in Finland
- Castles in Finland
- Clerical Survey
- Early Industries in Finland
- Edvin Edberg Finds His Roots in Österbotten
- The Family
- Famine Bread
- Food Traditions
- Kankkonen
- Life-Cycle Rites Birth
- Old Church Customs
- Old Medical Tradition
- Old Traditions in Österbotten
- Swedish-Speaking Ostrobothnia
Articles about USA
Emigration from Finland and Scandinavia
