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Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2014 07:23:49 -0800 (PST) |
To JGSGB Members & Friends:
Here's the 3rd issue of our monthly newsletter to supplement our journal Mass-Pocha (published 3x/year) and regular email announcements about our programs. You are invited to submit information on coming events to newsletter [at] jgsgb.org by the 25th of the month for inclusion in the following issue. Submissions are screened for relevance to Jewish genealogy, general interest and timeliness. We welcome your comments and suggestions.
Heidi Urich
President, JGSGB
The Golden Age Shtetl
Yohanan Petrovsky-Shtern will discuss his new book. Talk co-sponsored by JGSGB, general admission $10, free to JGSGB members. Reservations recommended.
Mar 12,
7:30 pm, at Hebrew College, Newton. More info
DNA and Jewish Genealogy
2 lectures by Bennett Greenspan of
FamilyTreeDNA, plus optional lunch.
Mar 30, 11
am & 1:30 pm, at Temple Emanuel, Newton.
Optional kosher catered lunch at 12:30. Lunch reservations required.
Small Group
Meetings 12:30-1:20 pm: Ask the
Experts; Bessarabia, Poland and
Litvak-Baltic SIGs. More info
Other Programs
Jewish Settlement In and Out of Mattapan and Race and Ethnicity in Mattapan, 1860-2010.
Lecture by Amy Schectman. Boston Public Library Family History Series.
Mar 12, 6 pm, at the BPL. More info
No One Remembers Alone: Memory, Migration and the Making of an American Family.
Exhibit runs through Mar 24 at the Yiddish Book Center, Amherst. More info
Researcher
Forum at the National Archives in Waltham.
Learn about new initiatives at NARA and offer ideas.
Apr 1, 2 pm, 380 Trapelo Road, Waltham. More info
Other News
Litvak-Baltic SIG is a new Special Interest Group
for JGSGB members interested in Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian research. It joins the Bessarabia and
Poland SIGs which meet in the hour prior to monthly JGSGB programs when held at
Temple Emanuel. More info
JewishGen.org
is offering two on-line classes: Beginning Jewish Genealogy in the U.S., Mar 16 - Apr 13, $100; & Getting Organized, Mar 28 – Apr 10, $18. More info
RootsTech 2014, the largest genealogy conference in the U.S., has posted keynote lectures and other sessions on-line for free viewing at www.rootstech.org

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