A Danish family business
with nearly 50 years combined experience
in family research and genealogy
FIND DANISH PEOPLE
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I highly recommend
working with them: they carefully listen and are skilled researchers.
Dave Anderson
New York, NY - USA
“ They helped me confirm several Danish family lines, identify living relatives and they even found the 200-year farm where my 3x grandparents had lived, and arranged for me to visit it personally.
For someone like me with amateur genealogy skills, there's still no substitute for skilled researchers in Denmark who speak the language, know the regional history and can navigate documents and sources with ease. ”
Why build a house in the middle of a forest and why is it still standing after a qarter of a millennium?
Part of an estate om Funen, it was first an official residence for a forester, then upgradede to house a forest ranger and his family.
Following a crisis, the farm was sold off in the mid-20th century, but it ramains as it was when it was built: idyllic with half-timbering and a thatched roofe.
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What we do
We are expert family history detectives who can help connect you to your family across the Atlantic. Our nearly 50 years of combined experience extends beyond Danish genealogy to the rest of the world.
Whether you're searching for your ancestors or their decendants, we're here to help you uncover their stories.
Read more about our process and how we can help you find the people and stories you're looking for.
A FAMILY STORY
Three girls from Ukraine
immigrated to
an uncertain future
Paula was born outside wedlock in 1922
in the parish of Bedsted, Denmark.
Her mother had immigrated as a very
young girl from todays Ukraine in
the female company of her older
foster-sister and her niece.
The three girl's destiny was full of
turmoil and tragedy involving men
who wasn't ready to accept paternity.
A FAMILY STORY
She immigrated
from Denmark and vanished in America
Carrying only 30 dollars Laura Matilde
boarded the stemship Furnessia in 1903
from Glasgow to New York.
She worked as a housekeeper until she was married in Queens, New York.
The Family in Denmark lost contact with her and tried in vain to search for her
utilizing the service of the Red Cross after the 2nd world war.
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I had the fortune to work together on my family lineage and are stunned by the many detailed results.
Sonja Boger
Aabenraa, Denmark
“ It was my wish to pass on the family history as I remember it to my children and grandchildren. I hoped to learn more going generations back and I had the great fortune to work together on my family lineage and are stunned by the many detailed results. They really helped me by organizing and creating presentable family charts. ”
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It is pretty amazing what was uncovered - it is really superb work that deserves all of my best recommendations.
Helle Birnbaum
Kolding, Denmark
“ I was curious to learn about my family surname, where it came from and with the assistance of Find Danish People they succeeded in finding a lot of detailed information of my ancestry, that I had no knowledge about. It is pretty amazing what was uncovered and even in quite a limited time. It is really superb work that deserves all of my best recommendations. ”
A FAMILY STORY
They both survived
the Great War
despite being wounded
The Danish 19-year old Peter Christian
(standing to the left) was enlisted
in the German army in 1915.
During one of the major battles in France he was in 1918 shot and wounded when a stricking bullet penetrated his arm twice.
His best friend (standing to the right)
also survived and ended up marrying his younger sister after the war.
A FAMILY STORY