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Introduction to Jewish Genealogy: Finding Your Roots Roots on the Road Created by Myra Rothenberg, Phyllis Grossman and Brad Fanta, from the Jewish Genealogical Society of Washington State (JGSWS.org)

Today’s Presentation What you do with genealogy other than family trees Getting started down the roots road Genealogy is a family puzzle Places to visit Fun resources Important documents Jewish genealogy Getting organized Sharing with the world

What You Get with Genealogy Other than names and dates

Find unknown relatives and connect with new ones What You Get with Genealogy Other than names and dates

Find unknown relatives and connect with new ones Flesh out your relatives’ lives What You Get with Genealogy Other than names and dates

Find unknown relatives and connect with new ones Flesh out your relatives’ lives Relive history What You Get with Genealogy Other than names and dates

Find unknown relatives and connect with new ones Flesh out your relatives’ lives Relive history Relearn geography What You Get with Genealogy Other than names and dates

Paving the Roots Road Brick by Brick It’s all about you! © John Parsons at flickr.com

Start with yourself and work backwards Talk to your relatives Document what you find— and don’t find—as you go Start making a family tree Gather old photos Paving the Roots Road Brick by Brick It’s all about you! © John Parsons at flickr.com

Start with yourself and work backwards Talk to your relatives Document what you find— and don’t find—as you go Start making a family tree Gather old photos Paving the Roots Road Brick by Brick It’s all about you! © John Parsons at flickr.com

Start with yourself and work backwards Talk to your relatives Gather old photos and documents Start making a family tree Gather old photos Paving the Roots Road Brick by Brick It’s all about you! © John Parsons at flickr.com

Start with yourself and work backwards Talk to your relatives Gather old photos and documents Record what you find—and don’t find—as you go Gather old photos Paving the Roots Road Brick by Brick It’s all about you! © John Parsons at flickr.com

Start with yourself and work backwards Talk to your relatives Gather old photos and documents Record what you find—and don’t find—as you go Start making a family tree Paving the Roots Road Brick by Brick It’s all about you! © John Parsons at flickr.com

Genealogy is a Puzzle You’re looking for the pieces © Liza Daly at flickr.com

Sometimes it’s easier to choose one branch of the family to research at a time Make a timeline of events, both family and historical Don’t forget the research books. Genealogy is a Puzzle You’re looking for the pieces © Liza Daly at flickr.com

Sometimes it’s easier to choose one branch of the family to research at a time Make a timeline of events, both family and historical Don’t forget the research books. Genealogy is a Puzzle You’re looking for the pieces © Liza Daly at flickr.com

Sometimes it’s easier to choose one branch of the family to research at a time Make a timeline of events, both family and historical Remember books for research! Genealogy is a Puzzle You’re looking for the pieces © Liza Daly at flickr.com

Places to Go Local resources are the easiest © David Wheeler at flickr.com

Places to Go Local resources are the easiest T H E N A T I O N A L A R C H I V E S A R C H I V E S.G O V Find a National Archives Research Administration (NARA) location, if you can Find the Church of Latter Day Saints Family History Center (FHC) Go to the genealogy department of your local library Contact your local Jewish Genealogical Society (JGS)

Places to Go Local resources are the easiest T H E N A T I O N A L A R C H I V E S A R C H I V E S.G O V Find a National Archives Research Administration (NARA) location, if you can Find a local branch of the LDS Family History Center (FHC) Go to the genealogy department of your local library Contact your local Jewish Genealogical Society (JGS)

Places to Go Local resources are the easiest T H E N A T I O N A L A R C H I V E S A R C H I V E S.G O V Find a National Archives Research Administration (NARA) location, if you can Find a local branch of the LDS Family History Center (FHC) Go to the genealogy department of your local library Contact your local Jewish Genealogical Society (JGS)

Places to Go Local resources are the easiest T H E N A T I O N A L A R C H I V E S A R C H I V E S.G O V Find a National Archives Research Administration (NARA) location, if you can Find a local branch of the LDS Family History Center (FHC) Go to the genealogy department of your local library Contact your local Jewish Genealogical Society (JGS)

Resources Instant success Browse city directories Find old newspaper stories Go to JewishGen.org © Ben Campbell at flickr.com

Resources Instant success Browse city directories Find old newspaper stories Go to JewishGen.org © rockcreek at flickr.com

Resources Instant success Browse city directories Find old newspaper stories Go to JewishGen.org

Resources Instant success Browse city directories Find old newspaper stories Go to JewishGen.org

Important Documents Find clues in these records Federal Census returns Passenger lists Naturalization papers Birth, marriage, and death records (BMD)

Important Documents Find clues in these records Federal Census returns Passenger lists Naturalization papers Birth, marriage, and death records (BMD)

Important Documents Find clues in these records Federal Census returns Passenger lists Naturalization papers Birth, marriage, and death records (BMD)

Important Documents Find clues in these records Federal Census returns Passenger lists Naturalization papers Birth, marriage, and death records (BMD)

Important Documents Find clues in these records Federal Census returns Passenger lists Naturalization papers Birth, marriage, and death records (vital records)

Naming patterns Migrations and border changes Few surnames before the 1750s Variant spellings for names and places The Holocaust Jewish Genealogy Why is our research different? © Sarah Argaman at flickr.com

Naming patterns Migrations and border changes Few surnames before the 1750s Variant spellings for names and places The Holocaust Jewish Genealogy Why is our research different? © Sarah Argaman at flickr.com

Naming patterns Migrations and border changes Few surnames before the 1750s Variant spellings for names and places The Holocaust Jewish Genealogy Why is our research different? © Sarah Argaman at flickr.com

Naming patterns Migrations and border changes Few surnames before the 1750s Variant spellings for names and places The Holocaust Jewish Genealogy Why is our research different? © Sarah Argaman at flickr.com

Naming patterns Migrations and border changes Few surnames before the 1750s Variant spellings for names and places The Holocaust Jewish Genealogy Why is our research different? © Sarah Argaman at flickr.com

Naming patterns Migrations and border changes Few surnames before the 1750s Variant spellings for names and places The Holocaust Jewish Genealogy Why is our research different? © Sarah Argaman at flickr.com

© photos.com Getting Organized Tools of the trade Get a research notebook Choose a genealogy program Join your local Jewish Genealogy Society (JGS) Join a Special Interest Group (SIG) Choose a genealogy program

© photos.com Getting Organized Tools of the trade Keep organizing your paper research Choose a genealogy program Join your local Jewish Genealogy Society (JGS) Join a Special Interest Group (SIG) Choose a genealogy program

© photos.com Getting Organized Tools of the trade Keep organizing your paper research Choose a genealogy program that works for you Join your local Jewish Genealogy Society (JGS) Join a Special Interest Group (SIG) Choose a genealogy program

© photos.com Getting Organized Tools of the trade Keep organizing your paper research Choose a genealogy program that works for you Join your local Jewish Genealogy Society (JGS) Join a Special Interest Group (SIG) Choose a genealogy program

© photos.com Getting Organized Tools of the trade Keep organizing your paper research Choose a genealogy program that works for you Join your local Jewish Genealogy Society (JGS) Join a Special Interest Group (SIG) Choose a genealogy program

Share your family tree Write a family history or create a newsletter Build a family website Find other researchers who are looking for you Sharing with the World Show your stuff

Share your family tree Write a family history or create a newsletter Build a family website Find other researchers who are looking for you Sharing with the World Show your stuff

Share your family tree Write a family history or create a newsletter Build a family website Find other researchers who are looking for you Sharing with the World Show your stuff

Share your family tree Write a family history or create a newsletter Build a family website Find other researchers who are looking for you Sharing with the World Show your stuff

Share your family tree Write a family history or create a newsletter Build a family website Connect with other researchers Sharing with the World Show your stuff

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