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Update !!

The 2009 SFA Reunion is planned! 

 

You don’t have to have the Sweetland, Swetland, or Sweatland name to attend.  Just have an interest in family history, genealogy, and early life of the colonial settler and sailor, although our focus will be on Swe(e)/(a)tlands.

 

We have planned for the New London Connecticut area.  Items of interest on our list are of the following: 

 

·        Public Library of New London (Geanaology)

·        Ye Antientist Burial Ground (Family History)

·        Joshua Hempstead house (Family History  & Colonial Life)

·        A Maritime Tour  (Early Swe(e)/(a)tlands and colonialist on the Seas)

 

Please go to the reunion page for the 2009 SFA Reunion and be sure to print out and send in your Reunion form and payment for the meeting and luncheon  !!  Also stop by the Message Board and share your thoughts on the reunion and things you would like us to focus on or special needs you may have.

 

 

 

Welcome to www.swetland.org, the Swetland Family Association's home on the World Wide Web.  It is our mission to link you with your Swetland/Sweetland/Sweatland ancestry and others that share the same name as you.  And with that statement, be sure to try to attend one of our family reunions.  As more information becomes available on up-coming reunions, be sure to check the Reunions page.

 

Hello, I’m Jamie R. Swetland and I thought it was time that the World Wide Web had a place to find out more about the Swetland Family Association and what we are about.  It is our hope that many Swetland, Sweetland, Sweatland, and other variations of our family name-sake and their relations can find their way to this website and to us, the Swetland Family Association. 

 

There can be many variations of the namesake based upon people’s grammar, spelling, and writing from those that have passed before us.  Consider these for example:  Svetland, Swetlin, Sweetlin, Svetlana, Sweatlana.  Take a look at your handwriting.  I have noticed sometimes I do not finish off my‘d’ all the way and someone could read Swetland for Swetlana.  Or what if you write the ‘w’ quickly at it looks like a ‘v’.  Or someone phonetically spells out what sounds like ‘lin’ when the person spoke ‘land’; Swetlin for example. 

 

For the Swetland Family Association, you will see that we refer to it as just stated or as the Swe(e)/(a)tland Family Association to try to be all inclusive of the three main spellings.  We chose the Swetland Family Association as the official naming to be indoctrinated in our accounts and original documents as it goes back to the first formation of an such organization of the ‘family’ in 1896 by the Swe(e)/(a)tlands that attended the first documented reunion.  Regardless of the spelling of the name, be sure that we accept, honor, and love any and all with any of the spellings of the surname.

 

Please, take the opportunity, now that you have found this website, to bookmark us (Ctrl-D will work as a shortcut) and browse this site at your leisure.  Review the information provided.  When information is available on other websites, we will try to direct you there to eliminate multiple copies of items being on the internet compounding your searches or just duplicating someone else’s hard work.  I will take comments and suggestions on design, structure, and content of this website into careful consideration in updating and expanding this site.  So, please, be sure to send along an e-mail with your comments to me and I will do all I can to incorporate suggestions.

 

 

 

 

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