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Category Archives: Jewish Genealogy
Starting with dessert!
One year at Thanksgiving I decided to start with dessert to see what would happen. In my family, dessert includes 0 calories and takes up no room. So, people dug in – to pies, cakes, cobbler, and mousse. They ate … Continue reading
Posted in Eastern European Travel, Jewish Genealogy
Tagged food, italian, restaurants, travel
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It’s the Little Things!
Yesterday I was out walking just at dawn – it was close to 90 degrees Fahrenheit at 5:30 AM. The sun wasn’t up, but the sky was getting light. I don’t like to walk earlier because I’d prefer not to … Continue reading
Hiding Just Out of Sight
Sometimes, no matter how carefully you think you are looking, surprises pop up. Every day except for rainy or snowy days, I take an early morning walk. I usually walk the same way with some variations. The other day, someone … Continue reading
Conference Flurry
I can’t think of how else to describe what happens over the summer in the genealogy community. Of course, there are conferences all year long, but the summer is the time of the year with the most long conferences – … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, Genealogy news, Jewish Genealogy, musing on research, research tips
Tagged conference, conferences, family-history, Genealogy
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Networking and Learning
One of the pleasures I experience is to be invited to be a presenter at genealogy conferences and meetings. These virtual and in-person vents are a fantastic way as a speaker or attendee to meet other people obsessive and passionate … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, Genealogy news, Jewish Genealogy
Tagged events, family-history, Genealogy, research
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If you don’t find it – look some more!
We all know that the last place you look is going to uncover precisely what you’re searching for whether it’s your house key, sunglasses or a record. It feels like I’ve been searching for some elusive information about my grandfather’s … Continue reading
In the blink of an eye!
At the beginning of the pandemic, I thought, as we all moved to remote work, that I would fill the time I previously spent commuting writing in my blog about research questions, challenges and those eureka! moments that inevitably occur. … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, Jewish Genealogy, research tips
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