Cousin-Hunting in Scandinavia

Cousin-Hunting in Scandinavia, published in 1916 by Mary Wilhelmine Williams, is a travel memoir detailing the author's exploration of her Scandinavian heritage. The narrative captures her journey from Germany to Denmark, where she seeks to connect with relatives and understand her ancestry. Williams vividly describes the landscapes, culture, and architecture of the region, emphasizing the emotional ties between American descendants of Scandinavians and their relatives in the homeland. This work highlights the cultural connections and personal stories that bridge the Atlantic divide.