Tracing the Tribe: The Jewish Genealogy Blog
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| Blog Name: | Tracing the Tribe: The Jewish Genealogy Blog |
| Url: | http://tracingthetribe.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | genealogy, Jewish |
| Description: | Tracing the Tribe is a JTA blog about Jewish genealogy - All the developments, tools and resources you'll need to peer more closely into your family tree. |
| Popularity: | 71 Followers |
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ShtetlLinks: New, updated pages
| JewishGen ShtetLinks has added new and updated pages that serve as memorials to the Jewish communities that once lived in those places. The sites also provide resources for future generations of de... |
Boston: Jews of the American Revolution
| In Concord, Massachusetts, Dr. Joseph L. Andrew, a retired physician and local historian, is descended from several Jewish colonists who battled the British during the American Revolution: Haym Sal... |
JewishGen: ViewMate improvements
| New social networking features will be added to JewishGen's ViewMate feature from February 20.Participants submit letters, documents and photos for translation and to identify people, clothing, art... |
Los Angeles: The Jewish Body, Feb. 15
| Emory University professor anthropology Melvin Konner will explore traditional Jewish and non-Jewish views about the Jewish body at the next meeting of the Jewish Genealogy Society of Los Angeles, ... |
TV: Genealogy shows we want to see
| Our favorite creative geneablogger, Thomas MacEntee, has produced a list of genealogy shows that we'd all like to see.Do we have a T-shirt entrepreneur out there who can see the possibilities of pr... |
Jamboree 2010: Librarians' genealogy boot camp
| When people first become interested in family history, they often ask the staff at their neighborhood public library.To help librarians help their visitors, the Southern California Genealogical Soc... |
Canada: Jewish genealogy at ShalomLife
| Tracing the Tribe was interviewed by Toronto's ShalomLife.com writer Dan Verbin.The first of a two-part article is here.It covers many Jewish genealogy topics, including trends, myths, online resou... |
SephardicGen.com: New searchable databases
| SephardicGen.com holds excellent resources for those researching their Sephardic families from many countries.Search the Consolidated Index of Sephardic Surnames with more than 85,800 names.Among t... |
Cairo: Rededication, Maimonides synagogue, March 7-9
| Yves Fedida of the International Nebi Daniel Association has announced the dedication of the restored Moses Maimonides (Rab Moshe) Cairo Synagogue and Yeshiva on March 7-9, in Cairo, Egypt.The even... |
UK: 1939 census may hold answers
| Looking for ancestors who lived in the UK in 1939? The following new resource may help, according to London researcher Laurence Harris.While census records are a major source of information for fam... |
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