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The San Diego Jewish Genealogical Society, also known as SDJGS, was formed to provide research resources for Jewish Genealogy. Our meetings are on the second Sunday of the month at 1pm. We normally meet at the Lawrence Family JCC at 4126 Executive Drive in San Diego.
Our members have all contributed to the growth of the San Diego Jewish Genealogical Society, whether through volunteering their time or with monetary donations, or by attending meetings and sharing their resources, stories and family histories.
Searchable database of the names and cemetery locations of all Jewish burial society [landsmanshaftn] plots in the New York metropolitan area. Indexes of Landsmanshaften records from YIVO, WPA records, Jewish Communal Register, and the American Jewish Year Book.
Publications - IAJGS. The following is a list of guidebooks published by Jewish Genealogical Societies, members of IAJGS, including beginner's guides, handbooks, workbooks, manuals, etc. Tracing Our Roots, Telling Our Stories by The Jewish Genealogical Society of Canada (Toronto)
Here are some steps to help get you started: START WITH YOURSELF. W rite down what you know – names, dates, places. Search your home for documents (birth, marriage and death certificates), photos, family bibles, letters, diaries. CONSULT YOUR FAMILY -- ESPECIALLY OLDER MEMBERS.
Founded in 1982, the SDJGS has a specialized genealogical library which includes many valuable resource books, journals, maps, and other research material.
13 lis 2023 · The JGS website, which offers databases for New York area cemeteries, landsmanshaftn and burial societies, naturalization records, genealogical repositories, and Russian Jewish soldiers, partisans and workers killed in action during the Nazi era.
