| Coyotes and Good Shepherds | The history of immigration we want to forget and some remembered heroes |
| Cultural Identity and Paul Busti | Swedish cultural identity in America and mistaken history |
| Unga Astrid | Vimmerby, poverty and Astrid Lindgren's Sweden |
| God Jul (2020) | Djursdala and the autobiography of Charles J. Hoflund |
| The Buffalo Years 1846-1848 (Part 3): Mary C. Bovet | The importance of Mary C. Bovet in the settlement of Swedes in the Jamestown area |
| Swedish-American Surnames | Swedish surnames in the Jamestown area |
| Jamestown during the Civil War: Oil, Railroads and Swedes | Figuring out what Olof Wilhelm Stadin and Lars Gustaf Sellstedt had to do with the Swedish Community in our area. |
| Ignoring our Grandparents' Stories | Swedish Jamestown and Spanish influenza, 1918-1919 |
| Notes about the first Swede to settle in Jamestown, Samuel Sjöstrand Johnson [1849.026] | First Swede in village, first Swedish craftsman, leader of Swedish Methodists, and first elected Swede. |
| Northern Chautauqua County Swedes - the Burton diaries | Swedish communities in Portland, Brocton, Mayville, et al. |
| Nels John Swanson (1822-1913) and the early Swedish Methodist congregation | Swedish Methodism, Jubilee album from 1912 |
| Andrew J. Lannes (1860-1923) | The 1914 history of Swedish Jamestown |
| Scandinavian Folk Festival Jamestown | Lectures in Jamestown |
| Religion and the Early Swedes: the Original Jamestown Lutheran Charter | B.G.P. Bergenlund and the 17 July 1853 charter, original members |
| Swedes in the Civil War (Part 2) | Gold Star families of the Civil War |
| Migrations | Jamestown area as stepping stone to the West, Minnesota and Illinois |
| Religion and the Early Swedes: The First Church Building | Architecture of the Sugar Grove church |
| Danes in Jamestown | Bornholm Danes |
| William H. Storum, Jr. and Elias Sanbury | African-American and Swedish-American ties |
| Notes on the 1865 New York State Census | Charles Johnson, C.C. Beck, Sven B. Newman, and C.O. Hultgren |
| God jul! | Happy holidays and brown beans |
| Memorial Day | A recollection of local Swedish casualties in the American Civil War |
| Identifying John Lawson | Disambiguation of the various early Swedish settlers named John Lawson |
| From illegal immigrants to American citizens | Legal issues involving citizenship and land ownership for early Swedish immigrants |
| Swedish American Newspapers/ Svensk-Amerikanska Tidningar now online | New online archive of Swedish language American newspapers; especially Vårt Land from Jamestown, 1890-1920 |
| Population Statistics for the Swedish Community Prior to the Civil War | Statistics based on documentation that reconstructs the Swedish community |
| Identifying Anna Maria [Dahl] 1821 Kisa Link. | The lives of Anna Maria Pehrsdotter and Samuel Dahl |
| Religion in the Early Swedish Community | Religious practices before the establishment of the Lutheran church |
| The First Years of Settlement, 1848-1850 (Part 1) | The first years of settlement in Sugar Grove and Jamestown |
| The Buffalo Years (Part 2) | The passengers of the Virginia and other Swedes in Buffalo and Erie County, 1846-1848 |
| The Buffalo Years (Part 1) | The Scandinavians already in Buffalo in 1846 |
| The passengers of the Virginia and their journey to Buffalo | A documentation of the voyage of the Virginia and the trip from New York City to Buffalo |
| The 1846 Emigrants | Kisa, Gustaf Sundius, Peter Cassel and the 1846 emigrants |
| Swedes in the Civil War | An initial survey of the participation of Swedish immigrant from Chautauqua and Warren County in the Civil War |
| Jamestown as a Destination (Part 3) | The first Swedish settlement in Warren County in 1848, an introduction to the saga of Swedish immigrants in the Jamestown area |
| Jamestown as a Destination (Part 2) | The arrival of the Beén family in 1844 - the first Swedish immigrants to settle in the area |
| Jamestown as a Destination (Part 1) | The reasons why Swedish immigrants chose to settle in Chautauqua and Warren Counties |
| Extending the work of Nils William Olsson | Starting this research by finding settlers to our area in the previous works by Olsson |
Upcoming blogs
Land ownership and farmingA review of the social classes of the first Swedish settlers
Religion in the Early Swedish Community (Part 2): Bergenlund and Hamren
Religion in the Early Swedish Community (Part 3): Bredberg
Religion in the Early Swedish Community (Part 4): Swensson and the käbblet in Sugar Grove
Encountering Dr. Fredrik Maurits Fincke
What Type of Personality was Frederick J. Johnson?
The family of Germund and Catherine Johnson
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