XXXI International Congress of Genealogical and Heraldic Sciences

XXXI International Congress of Genealogical and Heraldic Sciences
XXXI Congrès International des Sciences Généalogique et Héraldique – Oslo 2014
Time/Heure
«Artilleriloftet»
«Fanehallen»
Auditorium | «Foredragssal»
Wednesday 13th August 2014 / Mercredi 13 août 2014
09:00–17:00
Registration / Inscription
10:30–13:00
Official Opening Session in «Fanehallen» / Ouverture officielle en «Fanehallen»
The Norwegian coat of arms in the «miraculous year» of 1814 – Knut Johannessen, Norway (Eng)
Music by / Musique par Bjørn Sverre Kristensen
13:00–14:30
Lunch / Pause de midi
14:30–17:00
Chaired by / Présidé par Robert Watt
Chaired by / Présidé par Henrik Klackenberg
Marriage as a political tool for reconciliation.
Continuity and change in the Norwegian aristocracy after the death of King Magnus Erlingsson
(1184)
– Lars Løberg, Norway (Eng)
The seals on the Constitution Document of 17
May 1814 – the last great manifestation in
Norway of an old judicial tradition
– Anders Bjønnes, Norway (Eng)
Private heraldry and the Constitution Document
of 17 May 1814
– Hans Cappelen, Norway (Eng)
Refugees during the Great Nordic War –
a genealogical problem
– Johanna Aminoff-Winberg, Finland (Eng)
The Alteration of the Danish Royal Arms in
1819 in Consequence of the Cession of Norway
in 1814
– Nils G. Bartholdy, Denmark (Eng)
L’immigration scandinave au Québec jusqu’en
1901 (année du recensement).
– Denis Racine, Canada (Fra)
17:15
Transfer (by foot) to the City Hall / Transfert (à pied) à l’Hôtel de Ville
18:00–19:30
Reception at the City Hall / Reception – l’Hôtel de Ville
Thursday 14th August 2014 / Jeudi 14 août 2014
09:00–10:30
Chaired by / Présidé par Lars Løberg
Chaired by / Présidé par Steen Clemmensen
Chaired by / Présidé par Luc Duerloo
Families of Zeelst-Meerveldhoven:
Genealogy, genetics and history
– Johanna E.M.H. (Annelies) van
Bronswijk, The Netherlands (Eng) Following the heraldic trace of Danish foreign
policy – Ronny Andersen, Denmark (Eng)
How the Confederation of Canada and the terrible
sacrifices Canada and Canadians made in the First
World War, had a direct impact on the development of the heraldry of certain foundation provinces in the period from 1867 to 1914 and then the
development of the national arms in 1916–1921
– Robert Watt and Bruce Patterson,
Canada (Eng)
The end of the Norwegian Nobility –
Nobility in Norway and the effects of the
Constitution of 1814
– Kaare Seeberg Sidselrud, Norway (Eng) The United States of America: The search for a
national coat of arms
– David B. Appleton, USA (Eng)
L’histoire de la Russie dans ses armoiries d’État
– Stanislaw V. Dumin, Russie (Fra)
10:30–11:00
11:00–12:30
Coffee Break / Pause café
Chaired by / Présidé par Lars Løberg
Chaired by / Présidé par Adrian Ailes
Chaired by / Présidé par Nils G. Bartholdy
The usefulness of genealogical research for the
study of political and social developments in
the County of Flanders in the 14th century: the
case-study of the noble family Van Gavere-Van
Liedekerke
– Paul Trio, Belgium (Eng)
The Establishment of the Public Register of All
Arms and Bearings in Scotland
– Elizabeth Roads, Scotland (Eng)
Der österreichische Bindenschild
– Georg Scheibelreiter, Österreich (Deu)
The Foundation of the College of Arms
– Richard C F Baker, England (Eng)
The English Revolution of 1399 and its influence
on heraldic practice
– Paul A. Fox, England (Eng)
From 17 May 1814 back to 17 May 1537: The
end of Norwegian independence. Who were the
men fighting together with the last archbishop of
Norway?
– Johan Marius Setsaas, Norway (Eng)
12:30–14:00
14:00–15:30
Lunch / Pause de midi
Chaired by / Présidé par Ronny Andersen
& Nils G. Bartholdy
Chaired by / Présidé par Peter Kurrild-Klitgaard
The Spanish Civil War’s Legacy for Genealogical
Research
– Matthew Hovious, Spain (Eng)
Sealing the Independence. The creation of new seals
for the Finnish government 1918–1920
– John Strömberg, Finland (Eng) The Forbes Birth Brief at the University Library
in Lund
– Carl-Thomas von Christierson,
Denmark (Eng)
Evaluation of traditional Celtic genealogies
– Hugh Peskett, England (Eng) Das Reich, der Adler und die Zeit / The Realm,
the Eagle and the Time / Le Règne, l’Aigle et le
Temps – Peter Rätzel, Deutschland (Deu) 15:30–16:00
16:00–17:30
Bureau Permanent – Working Lunch / Bureau Permanent: déjeuner de travail
Chaired by / Présidé par Bruce Durie
Heraldry practices in Finland at the mercy of the
grand powers
– Wilhelm Brummer, Finland (Eng)
Coffee Break / Pause café
Chaired by / Présidé par Stanislaw V. Dumin
Chaired by / Présidé par Nils G. Bartholdy
& Hans Cappelen
Chaired by / Présidé par Michael Göbl
The political and social upheavals in pre-Soviet
and Soviet Russia during the twentieth century,
and their impact on genealogy as an academic
discipline, and on personal attitudes towards
family history
– Igor V. Sakharov, Russia (Eng) Päpstliche Wappen als bildliche Waffen. Visuelle
Verteidigungsstrategien des frühneuzeitlichen
Kirchenstaates
– Torgeir Melsæter, Norwegen (Deu) The eagle resurrected – the abdication of
Emperor Charles V, the Spanish monarchy and
the reinvention of the imperial eagle
– Steven Thiry & Luc Duerloo, Belgium (Eng)
Genealogy in post-Soviet Russia
– Olga Kulakovskaya, Russia (Eng) Further Disastrous Effects of the Revolution of The Jan Raneke Archive of Coats of Arms in
1776–83: False Arms, Crests, Supporters, and Achi- Medieval Europe
evements used to Represent the Federal Government – Henric Åsklund, Sweden (Eng)
of the United States of America, 1782-1861 – D’Arcy Jonathan Dacre Boulton, USA (Eng) Time/Heure
«Artilleriloftet»
«Fanehallen»
Auditorium | «Foredragssal»
Thursday 14 August 2014 (continued) / Jeudi 14 août 2014 (continué)
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17:30–18:15
18:15–19:15
Board Meeting and General Assembly AIG /
Réunion du bureau et Assemblée générale d’AIG
(Académie Internationale de Généalogie)
Board Meeting and General Assembly AIH /
Réunion du bureau et Assemblée générale d’AIH
(Académie Internationale d’Héraldique)
Friday 15th August 2014 / Vendredi 15 août 2014
09:00–17:00
Excursion(s)
Saturday 16th August 2014 / Samedi 16 août 2014
09:00–10:30
Chaired by / Présidé par Georg Scheibelreiter
Chaired by / Présidé par Per Nordenvall
Zwischen Genealogie und Prosopographie. Zum
Stand der genealogischen Forschung im österreichischen Schlesien
cš Tschechische Republik (Deu)
– Tomáš Krejcík,
King Christopher III, ”the Wends” and
a dynastic challenge
– Peter Kurrild-Klitgaard,
Denmark (Eng) Documenting a Nation’s History Using the Resources of FamilySearch
– David E. Rencher, USA (Eng)
The development of the Swedish Greater Coat of
Arms from c 1450 until today – Henrik Klackenberg,
Sweden (Eng) Chaired by / Présidé par Dag T. Hoelseth
Chaired by / Présidé par Anders Bjønnes
Studies on the Forest Finn ethnicity in the Swedish-Norwegian border area. Perspectives on
family names and migration before 1821
– Jan Myhrvold, Norway (Eng)
New Originated States in the Last 50 Years and
Their Heraldry and Emblematic
– Rolf Sutter, Germany (Eng)
10:30–11:00
11:00–12:30
Coffee Break / Pause café
Bürgermeister Georg Friedrich Storkmann aus
Diepholz reist nach Norwegen um die Nordmann-Erbschaft für seine Bürger zu retten. Seit
der Hansezeit herrschte reger Verkehr nicht nur
der Hansestädte mit Norwegen, auch das Hinterland von Bremen (heutiger Landkreis Diepholz)
stellte viele junge
š Männer.
– Falk Liebezeit, Deutschland (Deu)
12:30–14:00
14:00–15:30
Lunch / Pause de midi
The Great Seal of the University of Oslo in
Historical Context
– John Peter Collett, Norway (Eng)
International Commision on Orders of Chivalry (ICOC) – meeting/réunion
Chaired by / Présidé par Michel Teillard d’Eyry
Chaired by / Présidé par Pier Felice degli Uberti
Un village francais dans la tourmente de la Grande Guerre
– Pierre Le Clercq, France (Fra)
Heraldry and Phaleristics of the Three
Polynesian Monarchies
– Michael Ross, USA (Eng)
From Brandenburg through the Scandinavian and
Baltic countries to Russia and Great Britain – a
line of descendancy covering more than 400
years.
– Elin Galtung Lihaug, Norway (Eng)
The Gatehouse at Linlithgow, and the Armorial
of Sir David Lyndsay of the Mount:
The Convergence of Scotland with other
European Knightly Traditions.
– Alex Maxwell Findlater, Scotland (Eng)
Chaired by / Présidé par Hugh Peskett
Chaired by / Présidé par Robert Watt
From Mexico to the world: The legacy and
tradition of the Gallardo family in tequila and
charreria
– Rodrigo Lopez-Portillo y LancasterJones, Mexico (Eng)
The Iconography of a Judicial Revolution. The
Heraldic and Other Symbols in the Seals of the
Swedish 17th Century Courts of Appeal in a
European Context
– Martin Sunnqvist, Sweden (Eng)
Assigning coats of arms to owners by combining
heraldry and genealogy
– Herbert Stoyan, Germany (Eng)
The American Century and the Renaissance of
Heraldry in the USA
– Duane LCM Galles, USA (Eng) 15:30–16:00
16:00–17:30
Coffee Break / Pause café
19:30
Board meeting and General Assembly CIGH /
Réunion du bureau et Assemblée générale de
CIGH (Confédération Internationale de Généalogie et d’Héraldique)
Banquet
Sunday 17 August 2014 / Dimanche 17 août 2014
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09:00–10:30
Chaired by / Présidé par Tom S. Vadholm
Chaired by / Présidé par Kaare Seeberg Sidselrud
The Rise of Genealogical Manifestation after the
Election of Poland and Lithuania Ruler in 1669.
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– Agne Railaite-Barde, Lithuania (Eng)
Skis as charges in Scandinavian coats of arms.
– Marianne Reusch, Norway (Eng)
Did Edvard Munch Have Children?
A Genealogical and Genetic Investigation
– Bruce Durie, Scotland (Eng) The arms of the city of Ljubljana from the 13th
century onwards
– Walt Jurecic,
cš cš Slovenia (Eng)
10:30–11:00
Coffee Break / Pause café
11:00–12:15
Closing Ceremony in «Fanehallen» / Cérémonie de clôture en «Fanehallen»
12:15
Departure / Départ

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