Updated October 17, 2026.
Nielsen Family History (nielsenfamilyhistory.com) is a private family website run by Norman Nielsen. This page explains what the site keeps about you and why.
What anyone can see
The home page, the Schwenkfelder book, the Gransgaard book page, the history pages, the help page and the contact page are public. They do not show information about living people.
The members’ family pages
The family pages, which include living people’s names, dates and contact details, can only be seen by members who are signed in. They are kept out of search engines. Members are family and close friends who have been given a sign-in.
If you are in the family pages and want something about you corrected, hidden or removed, use the contact form or the “Send an update” form on your page, and it will be taken care of.
Forms
- Contact form: your name, email address, how you are connected to the family (if you say) and your message are saved on the site and emailed to Norman, so he can answer you.
- Ask for a sign-in: your name, email address and how you are part of the family are saved and emailed to Norman, so he can check and set up your sign-in.
- Family updates, stories, photos and reminders (members): what you send is saved with your name so Norman can add it to the family records. Reminder emails are sent only if you turn them on, and you can turn them off at any time.
Sign-ins and cookies
When you sign in, the site uses cookies to remember that you are signed in. Your password is stored in scrambled (encrypted) form and nobody can read it. A security plugin keeps short-term records of visits, such as IP addresses, to block attacks.
The site has no advertising and does not sell or share your information with anyone.
Questions
Please use the contact page.
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