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A review of the fundamentals of Jewish genealogy. Topics include interviewing relatives; identifying ancestral towns; Holocaust research; using censuses, city directories, ship's manifests, naturalizations, vital records, and other U.S. sources; European records; and internet resources.
14 maj 2020 · World’s most complete Jewish baseball card collection. Seymour Stoll’s labor of love turned into a treasure often featured in museums, community centers, libraries and synagogues. Greg Bates. May 14, 2020. Seymour Stoll holding cards of Sandy Koufax and Hank Greenberg amid his collection.
Jewish Genealogy Society of Long Island (JGSLI). 1,743 likes · 3 talking about this. The Jewish Genealogy Society of Long Island (JGSLI) was founded in 1985 dedicated to encouraging and assisting the...
11 of the rarest Jewish Baseball cards. Bob Wechsler | January 14, 2020. Every collector of Jewish baseball cards has one item they consider their “Holy Grail,” the elusive card they’ve chased for years. There is, however, no consensus on which is the rarest card of a Jewish baseball player.
235,000+ Name index to Brooklyn (Kings County) Naturalization records. Searchable database of the names and cemetery locations of all Jewish burial society [landsmanshaftn] plots in the New York metropolitan area.
The Jewish Genealogy Society of Long Island (JGSLI) jgsli.org was founded in 1985 dedicated to encouraging and assisting the pursuit of Jewish family history. Our goal at the JGSLI is to help people...
Jewish baseball experts Andrew Porter, Bob Wechsler and Ed Sherman write about those players who only had a short stay; and the superstars who became some of the greatest players in baseball history. FILTER:
