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Dr.Barry Whitney

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This website makes use of Icelandic photos, in tribute to the Icelandic background of both Dr. Barry Whitney and his wife Juliann. Nee Blackmore) - also of Icelandic descent, who has had a distinguished career in media, including the research and production of several TV programs and a well-known Icelandic-Canadian film, A Saga of Hope,. Barry Whitney's ICELANDIC GENEAOLOGY. JULIANN WHITNEY's SAGA OF HOPE". Iceland's Greatest Classical Music Composer. Emigration to North America. DAILY NEWS FROM ICELAND.

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Blögberg-Heimskringla: The Unofficial First Installment of Glima, Etc.

http://blogberg-heimskringla.blogspot.com/2008/03/unofficial-first-installment-of-glima.html

The official blog of North America's oldest continuously-published ethnic newspaper. Bringing ridiculously long words to the blogosphere since October 2007. Thursday, March 27, 2008. The Unofficial First Installment of Glima, Etc. The L-H sports columnist, John K. Samson, has posted some sports musings on his own "tumblog." Click on the title to see! If I can figure out how to embed it in this blog, I will do so.). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Have you ever read Lögberg-Heimskringla?

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Utah Icelandic Settlement: David Ashby

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Icelandic Memorial. Spanish Fork, Utah. Wednesday, August 6, 2008. I have served in various capacities while on the board of directors, president twice 1994-1995 and 1999-2000, photographer, director of publicity, director of public affairs, director of sales, director of Icelandic relations, and director of membership. I have helped with several large projects of the Icelandic Association of Utah. Serving as president of the association in 2000 when the association placed a monument on Vestmannaeyjar.

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Utah Icelandic Settlement: November 2013

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Icelandic Memorial. Spanish Fork, Utah. Saturday, November 30, 2013. Utah, Icelandic Emigrants Homes #1. 316 North 1000 East Spanish Fork, UT - Jon C. and Gudny Johnson. Jon, an industrious man, worked continually until a few weeks before his death. While working on a new home he fell, seriously injuring his back, which resulted in his death, 17 October 1929. In Utah, Jon went by John C. Johnson. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Gisli Bjarnason was born 1...

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Blögberg-Heimskringla: Blögberg-Heimskringla rises like an unkillable maniac in a horror movie

http://blogberg-heimskringla.blogspot.com/2008/03/blgberg-heimskringla-rises-like.html

The official blog of North America's oldest continuously-published ethnic newspaper. Bringing ridiculously long words to the blogosphere since October 2007. Monday, March 24, 2008. Blögberg-Heimskringla rises like an unkillable maniac in a horror movie. It's been a while since David's last B-H entry, but here's a new one for you. It's a still from a rock video shoot featuring the Winnipeg band The Weakerthans. Their singer, John K. Samson, is the L-H's new sports columnist. Kristín M. Jóhansdóttir.

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Blögberg-Heimskringla: Final post

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The official blog of North America's oldest continuously-published ethnic newspaper. Bringing ridiculously long words to the blogosphere since October 2007. Friday, December 14, 2007. I'm writing this on my last day as editor of Lögberg-Heimskringla, just to say goodbye and to add a photo that many people have asked me to publish in L-H. That fact that it's a photo of my daughter in no way influences my decision. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Have you ever read Lögberg-Heimskringla?

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Utah Icelandic Settlement: JÓN JÓNASSON - September 2008

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Icelandic Memorial. Spanish Fork, Utah. Monday, September 1, 2008. JÓN JÓNASSON - September 2008. Through the years Jon worked not only as a farmer but also as a carpenter. He was known as a man that everyone could trust. He was a devout member of his church and attended his meetings faithfully. He had an excellent voice and spent many evenings singing from his hymn book. He also sang songs from his childhood in his native tongue. Labels: Emigrant of the Month. Jon Jonasson was my great grandfather. ...