When it comes to researching your Jewish ancestry, it is not just a matter of researching your ancestors as it can be in other situations. Instead, you must have a working knowledge of different countries and their laws in regard to civil registration, military service and more. An understanding of where Jews were allowed to reside and how they were recorded is also necessary.
Author: Ralph J. Crandall
Published: Nov-01
Learn to trace your family history with American Ancestors Executive Director Ralph J. Crandall! Dr. Ralph J. Crandall of the New England Historic Genealogical Society explains how to research and organize a family history using the latest information available. Chapters include: discovering clues within the family, using the Internet, using library resources, birth, death, and marriage records, church records, cemetery records, court records, organizing and publishing your family genealogy, and much more.
