SIGDALSLAG - Membership Information

Any descendant of an emigrant from Sigdal, Eggedal and Krødsherad is eligible for membership in Sigdalslag. Membership is by calendar years and current dues for U.S. and Canadian citizens are $10 US for one year or $25 US for three years. For citizens of other countries the dues are $12 for one year or $30 for three. The spouse of any descendant who joins is automatically a member, even if not a descendant.

The tangible benefit of membership is the newsletter Sigdalslag Saga (three issues a year, typically 10 pages), presenting news of coming events and articles of interest. The intangible benefit is the knowledge that you are helping an organization that maintains a
substantial genealogical library and maintains ties to the home areas in Norway. Consider also giving a gift membership.

CLICK HERE TO JOIN SIGDALSLAG ONLINE NOW

This works for people from any country who wish to join.

As an alternative to joining online -
U.S. citizens may also join by printing and filling out this application form, writing a check to "Sigdalslag", and mailing both to:
    Amy Michelsen
    Sigdalslag Secretary
    18730 Roanoke St NW
    Anoka MN, 55303-8971

Canadian citizens who prefer to mail an application, please e-mail Garth Ulrich for payment information.

Citizens of other countries who prefer to mail an application, please write to Amy Michelsen at the above address..

Why Join Sigdalslag?

The annual "family" gathering is warm and welcoming. Our members are eager to share their knowledge of the Sigdal area and the experiences of the American immigrants.

Explore your background by studying Sigdal costumes, folklore, social customs, people, and history. Learn about the rich heritage we have in the literature and art that was produced in Sigdal.

Many of our members are avid genealogists; you will receive much help with your search for your family roots in Sigdal.

The Sigdalslag library contains books and manuscripts that describe both the area in Norway and the immigrants in America.

The editor of our newsletter, Sigdalslag Saga, works hard to make the paper interesting and informative.

The Sigdalslag will help you locate the places in Norway where your ancestors lived. We will also make every effort to help you find your relatives in Norway.