Registration opens for 2026 webinar series on December 29.

Registration opens for 2026 webinar series on December 29.

Using the Scandinavian Church Records on MyHeritage.com

Jenny Hansen, AG, AGL
Free

Did you know that real research of your Nordic ancestors can be done on your home computer? Record digitization hosted on MyHeritage.com for Denmark, Norway and Sweden puts images of the church records at your finger tips. See how this new access can reshape your genealogical habits.

Tue, August 11 2026: 18:00 UTC

About the speakers

About the speakers

Jenny Hansen holds a bachelor’s degree in Family History and Genealogy. She earned accreditation in Danish research in 1999. She is currently a free-lance researcher and instructor, specializing in all things Scandinavia. She also serves as a comm
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