Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Hi everyone,

I recently acquired translated copies of three 1897 Russian census
records >from Radomyshl, in the Kiev Gubernia. It turns out two of the
records don't seem to belong to my family and the third one had
another family boarding. I was curious if anyone would be interested
in getting a copy if any of the records are for their own families.

The families I have are:

1. Shulim and Yefrusiy MARGULYAN, both born in Korostyshev and
previously registered as living in Chernyakhov.

2. Arye-Leib and Rakhil KOREN, born in Chernyakhov and Brusilov respectively.

3. Meyer and Khave-Risya ROZENSHTEYN, born in Veledniki and Radomyshl
respectively. They were living with their married daughter and
son-in-law Nekhuma and Khaim Nukhim PITLER, the later born in
Zhitomir.

If any of those names mean anything to you, please let me know and
I'll be more than happy to send you both the census images and a full
translation on an Excel file.

From,
Jacob Heisler
Norwalk, CT

P.S. If anyone is curious how I got them, I bought them from
indexingroots.com They have an index of various 1897 Russian census
records in modern-day Ukraine. You can also try ordering a copy from
jewua.info, which has the 1897 census and a whole bunch of other
Jewish Ukrainian records. Fair warning, both cost money to order the
actual record.

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager

Hi everyone,

I recently acquired translated copies of three 1897 Russian census
records >from Radomyshl, in the Kiev Gubernia. It turns out two of the
records don't seem to belong to my family and the third one had
another family boarding. I was curious if anyone would be interested
in getting a copy if any of the records are for their own families.

The families I have are:

1. Shulim and Yefrusiy MARGULYAN, both born in Korostyshev and
previously registered as living in Chernyakhov.

2. Arye-Leib and Rakhil KOREN, born in Chernyakhov and Brusilov respectively.

3. Meyer and Khave-Risya ROZENSHTEYN, born in Veledniki and Radomyshl
respectively. They were living with their married daughter and
son-in-law Nekhuma and Khaim Nukhim PITLER, the later born in
Zhitomir.

If any of those names mean anything to you, please let me know and
I'll be more than happy to send you both the census images and a full
translation on an Excel file.

From,
Jacob Heisler
Norwalk, CT

P.S. If anyone is curious how I got them, I bought them from
indexingroots.com They have an index of various 1897 Russian census
records in modern-day Ukraine. You can also try ordering a copy from
jewua.info, which has the 1897 census and a whole bunch of other
Jewish Ukrainian records. Fair warning, both cost money to order the
actual record.

Exploring the JewishGen Website July 8 - July 21

Want to learn to navigate your way through the maze of Jewish data
collections?

JewishGen offers Basic 1: Exploring the JewishGen website. This is a
series of exercises that will take you on a guided tour of the paths
and byways that make up the JewishGen massive website. You will visit
the links that connect the composite databases, projects, SIGs and
open up the wonders of JewishGen. The class is taught in the JewishGen
Education private forum open 24/7.

Register at: http://www.jewishgen.org/education

Requirements: a knowledge of computers and an hour a day.

Tuition for Basic 1 is $18. This fee is waived if you qualify for the
JewishGen Value Added Services, having made a $100 donation to the
General Fund within the past 12 months. You are then welcome to enroll
at no additional charge (the system will recognize you and will not
ask for a credit card).

Registration is open.
Nancy Holden
Instructor Manager