Dear Fellow Genner

The Manchester Regional Group of the JGSGB is holding its 14th Annual
Northern Jewish Genealogy Conference on Sunday, 15th May 2016 at the
Greater Manchester Police Training College, Prestwich., Manchester
M25 0JT >from 9.30 am to 5.00 pm

There will be five speakers. They are listed below alongside the topic
of their talks

Mary Vrabecz: Holocaust research -The Wiener Library's International
Tracing Service, and Digital Archives as a Resource for Family
Research
Cai Parry-Jones: Researching North Wales Jewry, Origins, Notable
Families and Manchester Connections
Basil Jeuda: Manchester Sephardim: Their Families and Genealogy
Gita Conn : Our Big Family Reunion
Myko Clelland : Findmypast's Hidden Gems - records to get you further
and tell your family story.

During the day, refreshments will be served including a fully
supervised kosher buffet lunch. Ticket price is =C2=A325 per person which
includes lunch, refreshments and free, secure on-site parking.

The conference programme with details, directions and a registration
form can be downloaded >from the JGSGB website by clicking on this
linkhttp://tinyurl.com/JGSGB14thNorthernConf

Apart >from the presentations, there will be the opportunity to meet
and talk with friends and fellow members about your family research,
the breakthroughs and the brick walls. So don't delay, register today.
A warm welcome awaits you in Manchester.

The Conference is open to members and non-members alike.

For any more information or queries, e-mail the JGSGB Manchester
Regional Group. Its address ismanachester.genealogy@...

Stephen Brown
Committee Member - Manchester Regional Group JGSGB


Stephen Brown

Committee Member JGSGB - Manchester Regional Group

Gesher Galicia is pleased to announce the indexing and recent
uploading onto the All Galicia Database of the following record sets.

1. Austrian Ministries files
AGAD in Warsaw has several fonds =E2=80=93 collections of documents that
were drawn up in Galicia, in its provincial capital of Lemberg/Lwow,
by the Austrian government in the late 19th century and in the 20th
century up to the First World War. These fonds (nos. 304-311 at AGAD)
contain documents gathered by the Ministries of Religion & Education,
Justice, Finance, the Interior, Trade & Industry, Agriculture,
Railways and Public Works.

Gesher Galicia has now finished work on a further 18 sets of selected
documents >from the Austrian Ministries files at AGAD, having last year
uploaded indexes of several files dealing with licenses to produce and
sell alcohol, records of peddlers, and small-scale crafts. These
Ministries files related to the whole population, and were not
specifically Jewish. On the advice of colleagues at AGAD, we chose to
transcribe those files where a significant proportion of the people
named were likely to have been Jewish. The new indexes, which have
been uploaded onto the All Galicia Database, consist of the following
sets of documents.

a) Ministry of the Interior, Fond 307
- Sygn. 63. Certification of vital records, 1900-1909, 1917-1918. 122 records.
- Sygn. 86. Certification of vital records, 1903-1918. 239 records.
- Sygn. 151. Concessions for small companies, 1903-1906. 265 records.
- Sygn. 207, 209. Passport matters, 1900-1914. 283 records.
- Sygn. 158, 159, 160. Industrial plant and factories, 1903-1910. 451 records.
- Sygn. 117-120. Production and sale of alcohol. 1900-1908. 617 records.
- Sygn. 251-258. Tax on alcohol production and sales, 1900-1914. 1,324 records.
- Sygn. 90, 97-99, 102. Changes of name, 1900-1918. 879 records.
- Sygn. 87-89, 91-96, 100-101, 103-104. Vital records and
correspondence on missing records, 1908-1918. 1,287 records.
- Sygn. 218-241. Violations of regulations in force, 1900-1909. 3,052 records.

b) Ministry of Trade & Industry, Fond 308
- Sygn. 6, 7, 28-30, 58. Appeals against official decisions,
1898-1909. 605 records.
- Sygn. 27. Commercial matters, 1904-1907. 56 records.
- Sygn. 33. Activities without licenses, 1906-07. 132 records.
- Sygn. 46, 57. Industrial certificates issued, 1904, 1906-11. 285 records.
- Sygn. 47, 48, 59, 63, 64, 70. Alcohol sales 1906-10. 433 records.
- Sygn. 54. Permits for new factories and shops, 1907-1909. 98 records.
- Sygn. 75-77. Commercial and craft activities. 1878, 1893, 1906,
1908-1918. 1,090 records.

c) Ministry of Justice, Fond 305
- Sygn. 287-293, 334-340. Pardons, criminal cases, 1888-1908. 1,118 records.

There are 12,336 records in total here. The All Galicia Database is
at: http://search.geshergalicia.org
For any questions on these files, please contact info@...


2. Vital records
Gesher Galicia has indexed and uploaded to the All Galicia Database
the following Jewish vital (metrical) records.

- Czortkow. Deaths 1874-1876, 1888 (371 records); Marriages 1925 (19
records). Register in the Central State Historical Archives in Lviv
(TsDIAL), Fond 701, Series 1, Volume 362.

- Stanislawow. Births 1924-1925 (1,233 records) and Marriages
1924-1925 (288 records). Registers in the State Archives in
Ivano-Frankivsk (DAIFO), Fond 361, Series 1, Volumes 734-737.

- Tyczyn. Deaths 1792-1876 (1,296 records). Register in the Central
State Historical Archives in Lviv (TsDIAL), Fond 701, Series 1, Volume
358.

We will shortly be announcing the uploading onto the database of
Jewish metrical records >from Borszczow, Husiatyn, Kolomyja, Stryj and
Zbaraz.


3. Landowner records
Gesher Galicia member Russ Maurer has been indexing, as part of his
personal project, some of the files of landowner records that have so
far been digitized and put online by the Przemysl state archive. Russ
wrote earlier about these records on this site. He has kindly donated
his spreadsheets to Gesher Galicia and we are pleased to have been
able to include them on the All Galicia Database. The indexes of
landowners donated are for the towns of:

- Baligrod, Baranow, Bobowa, Bren, Brzana Dolna and Brzozow.

We will shortly announce the uploading of indexes of landowner records

from Grybow and Nowy Sacz (>from the Krakow state archive).

Tony Kahane
Chair & Research Coordinator, Gesher Galicia

Hi,
My grandmother's name was Milka Gruden and she was born in Slovenia. I'm trying
to find out if her family are of Jewish ancestry as she has two Jewish names. My great
grandfather died during the Holocaust in Slovenia. His surname was Lunder, but I don't
think they were Jewish. I'm interested to know about Gruden family history in Slovenia
before 1920 .

Kind regards
Andrea

Dear Fellow Genner

The Manchester Regional Group of the JGSGB is holding its 14th Annual
Northern Jewish Genealogy Conference on Sunday, 15th May 2016 at the
Greater Manchester Police Training College, Prestwich., Manchester
M25 0JT >from 9.30 am to 5.00 pm

There will be five speakers. They are listed below alongside the topic
of their talks

Mary Vrabecz: Holocaust research -The Wiener Library's International
Tracing Service, and Digital Archives as a Resource for Family
Research
Cai Parry-Jones: Researching North Wales Jewry, Origins, Notable
Families and Manchester Connections
Basil Jeuda: Manchester Sephardim: Their Families and Genealogy
Gita Conn : Our Big Family Reunion
Myko Clelland : Findmypast's Hidden Gems - records to get you further
and tell your family story.

During the day, refreshments will be served including a fully
supervised kosher buffet lunch. Ticket price is =C2=A325 per person which
includes lunch, refreshments and free, secure on-site parking.

The conference programme with details, directions and a registration
form can be downloaded >from the JGSGB website by clicking on this
linkhttp://tinyurl.com/JGSGB14thNorthernConf

Apart >from the presentations, there will be the opportunity to meet
and talk with friends and fellow members about your family research,
the breakthroughs and the brick walls. So don't delay, register today.
A warm welcome awaits you in Manchester.

The Conference is open to members and non-members alike.

For any more information or queries, e-mail the JGSGB Manchester
Regional Group. Its address ismanachester.genealogy@...

Stephen Brown
Committee Member - Manchester Regional Group JGSGB


Stephen Brown

Committee Member JGSGB - Manchester Regional Group

Hi,
My grandmother's name was Milka Gruden and she was born in Slovenia. I'm trying
to find out if her family are of Jewish ancestry as she has two Jewish names. My great
grandfather died during the Holocaust in Slovenia. His surname was Lunder, but I don't
think they were Jewish. I'm interested to know about Gruden family history in Slovenia
before 1920 .

Kind regards
Andrea

Gesher Galicia is pleased to announce the indexing and recent
uploading onto the All Galicia Database of the following record sets.

1. Austrian Ministries files
AGAD in Warsaw has several fonds =E2=80=93 collections of documents that
were drawn up in Galicia, in its provincial capital of Lemberg/Lwow,
by the Austrian government in the late 19th century and in the 20th
century up to the First World War. These fonds (nos. 304-311 at AGAD)
contain documents gathered by the Ministries of Religion & Education,
Justice, Finance, the Interior, Trade & Industry, Agriculture,
Railways and Public Works.

Gesher Galicia has now finished work on a further 18 sets of selected
documents >from the Austrian Ministries files at AGAD, having last year
uploaded indexes of several files dealing with licenses to produce and
sell alcohol, records of peddlers, and small-scale crafts. These
Ministries files related to the whole population, and were not
specifically Jewish. On the advice of colleagues at AGAD, we chose to
transcribe those files where a significant proportion of the people
named were likely to have been Jewish. The new indexes, which have
been uploaded onto the All Galicia Database, consist of the following
sets of documents.

a) Ministry of the Interior, Fond 307
- Sygn. 63. Certification of vital records, 1900-1909, 1917-1918. 122 records.
- Sygn. 86. Certification of vital records, 1903-1918. 239 records.
- Sygn. 151. Concessions for small companies, 1903-1906. 265 records.
- Sygn. 207, 209. Passport matters, 1900-1914. 283 records.
- Sygn. 158, 159, 160. Industrial plant and factories, 1903-1910. 451 records.
- Sygn. 117-120. Production and sale of alcohol. 1900-1908. 617 records.
- Sygn. 251-258. Tax on alcohol production and sales, 1900-1914. 1,324 records.
- Sygn. 90, 97-99, 102. Changes of name, 1900-1918. 879 records.
- Sygn. 87-89, 91-96, 100-101, 103-104. Vital records and
correspondence on missing records, 1908-1918. 1,287 records.
- Sygn. 218-241. Violations of regulations in force, 1900-1909. 3,052 records.

b) Ministry of Trade & Industry, Fond 308
- Sygn. 6, 7, 28-30, 58. Appeals against official decisions,
1898-1909. 605 records.
- Sygn. 27. Commercial matters, 1904-1907. 56 records.
- Sygn. 33. Activities without licenses, 1906-07. 132 records.
- Sygn. 46, 57. Industrial certificates issued, 1904, 1906-11. 285 records.
- Sygn. 47, 48, 59, 63, 64, 70. Alcohol sales 1906-10. 433 records.
- Sygn. 54. Permits for new factories and shops, 1907-1909. 98 records.
- Sygn. 75-77. Commercial and craft activities. 1878, 1893, 1906,
1908-1918. 1,090 records.

c) Ministry of Justice, Fond 305
- Sygn. 287-293, 334-340. Pardons, criminal cases, 1888-1908. 1,118 records.

There are 12,336 records in total here. The All Galicia Database is
at: http://search.geshergalicia.org
For any questions on these files, please contact info@...


2. Vital records
Gesher Galicia has indexed and uploaded to the All Galicia Database
the following Jewish vital (metrical) records.

- Czortkow. Deaths 1874-1876, 1888 (371 records); Marriages 1925 (19
records). Register in the Central State Historical Archives in Lviv
(TsDIAL), Fond 701, Series 1, Volume 362.

- Stanislawow. Births 1924-1925 (1,233 records) and Marriages
1924-1925 (288 records). Registers in the State Archives in
Ivano-Frankivsk (DAIFO), Fond 361, Series 1, Volumes 734-737.

- Tyczyn. Deaths 1792-1876 (1,296 records). Register in the Central
State Historical Archives in Lviv (TsDIAL), Fond 701, Series 1, Volume
358.

We will shortly be announcing the uploading onto the database of
Jewish metrical records >from Borszczow, Husiatyn, Kolomyja, Stryj and
Zbaraz.


3. Landowner records
Gesher Galicia member Russ Maurer has been indexing, as part of his
personal project, some of the files of landowner records that have so
far been digitized and put online by the Przemysl state archive. Russ
wrote earlier about these records on this site. He has kindly donated
his spreadsheets to Gesher Galicia and we are pleased to have been
able to include them on the All Galicia Database. The indexes of
landowners donated are for the towns of:

- Baligrod, Baranow, Bobowa, Bren, Brzana Dolna and Brzozow.

We will shortly announce the uploading of indexes of landowner records

from Grybow and Nowy Sacz (>from the Krakow state archive).

Tony Kahane
Chair & Research Coordinator, Gesher Galicia

David Bolchover (david@...), a writer based in London,
is currently working on a biography of soccer coach Bela Guttmann
(1899 Budapest - 1981 Vienna), a Holocaust survivor whose team won the
European Cup in the early 1960s.=20

Mr. Bolchover would appreciate hearing >from anyone who can help answer
several questions he has about Gutmann, or suggest avenues for
research:

--Where was he >from 1939-43? Gutmann was in Budapest in 1939, and in
1944 was hiding in Ujpest, and then in a labor camp in Budapest. He
was probably also in or near Budapest in the intervening years, but we
don=B4t know that for sure. Some commentators have suggested that he was
in Switzerland, but I found no evidence to support that conclusion. =20

--When and where did Guttmann and Mariann Moldovan, who met in Ujpest
in 1939, get married? Biographical sources say 1942, but she was a
non-Jew and intermarriage was against the law in Hungary >from August
1941.

--Where did his father (Moshe) Abraham Guttmann die? He was born in
Tisza=FAjhely in 1866/7 and was alive at the outbreak of WW2 but simply
disappeared.

--Did his brother Armin Guttmann (1893 Budapest - 1945 Buchenwald)
have a wife and children, and if so, what happened to them?

--When was Mariann Moldovan born? Her father was Pal Moldovan. She
lived in Ujpest before the war and died in 1997 in Vienna.

--When did Guttmann become an Austrian citizen? (I think it was in the
1950s, and I have submitted a request to the Austrian authorities to
find this out, so may well find this out myself).

--Who, if anyone, inherited their estate when Mariann died?

Please reply to David Bolchover (david@...).

Thanks!

Bob Friedman
Brooklyn, NY

Hello!
I've posted the first 5 of 10 pages of what seems to be a application
for citizenship or a passport. This document originates in Israel and
was received by the Austrian-Hungarian Consulate, hence the German.
This document and others were found in the Austrian Archives
http://www.oesta.gv.at/site/5001/default.aspx which I am most grateful
to the Hungarian and Sub-Carpathian SIGs and to Mr.
Karesz Vandor for bringing this archive to our collective knowledge.
They are on ViewMate at the following address ...
http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM46170
http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM46171
http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM46172
http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM46173
http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM46174
Please respond via the form provided in the ViewMate application.
Thank you very much.
Cordially,

Mordechai Adler, Israel
Researching: Adler, Popovo (Czonka-Papi), Slovakia (now part of
Ukraine); Weisz, Mezokaszony (Koson), Slovakia (now part of Ukraine);
Szender, Debrecen/HajduDorog, Hungary and afterwards Jerusalem,
Israel; Kunstlinger, Brzesko (Brigel), Galicia (now part of Poland);
Wasserzug, Warsaw, Poland; Oppenheim, Bielsk Podlaski, Poland;
Abarbanel, Any; Wieder or Fried, Sziget, Romania

Greetings...here in JewishGen land we are dedicated to making the
search easier by promoting better organization ( (want to find the
items quickly?) and research methodology (need to remember where you
got that piece of data?). Our classes are detailed on
www.jewishgen.org/education

Organize & Research Online (starting April 21st) is for advanced
beginners who have used Ancestry and other online databases and still
have questions or want to really organize information. It focuses on
your immigrant ancestors and their immediate families in the United
States. See the full description of the lessons etc on
http://www.jewishgen.org/education/description.asp?course=40046
Highlights: Lessons are read/downloaded at your own pace; this is a
one on one personal mentoring program where students post an ancestral
branch, set goals for their research, and work with the instructor
24/7

We also offer one of our Basic courses, Lets Get Organized in May.
This text based course with daily exercises is part of the Value-Added
Services program, and we waive the tuition for those who have
contributed $100 to our general fund within the last 12 months....And
we're planning a May Value Added Class for the new Belarus Website!

Notes: The sedar can be a wonderful opportunity to exchange
information and encourage family interest. Also, consider the 5 minute
videos on navigating JewishGen and its key databases on the bottom of
the education page (http://www.Jewishgen.org/education)

happy hunting!
Phyllis Kramer, NYC & Palm Beach Gardens, Fl
vp, education, JewishGen

David Bolchover (david@...), a writer based in London,
is currently working on a biography of soccer coach Bela Guttmann
(1899 Budapest - 1981 Vienna), a Holocaust survivor whose team won the
European Cup in the early 1960s.=20

Mr. Bolchover would appreciate hearing >from anyone who can help answer
several questions he has about Gutmann, or suggest avenues for
research:

--Where was he >from 1939-43? Gutmann was in Budapest in 1939, and in
1944 was hiding in Ujpest, and then in a labor camp in Budapest. He
was probably also in or near Budapest in the intervening years, but we
don=B4t know that for sure. Some commentators have suggested that he was
in Switzerland, but I found no evidence to support that conclusion. =20

--When and where did Guttmann and Mariann Moldovan, who met in Ujpest
in 1939, get married? Biographical sources say 1942, but she was a
non-Jew and intermarriage was against the law in Hungary >from August
1941.

--Where did his father (Moshe) Abraham Guttmann die? He was born in
Tisza=FAjhely in 1866/7 and was alive at the outbreak of WW2 but simply
disappeared.

--Did his brother Armin Guttmann (1893 Budapest - 1945 Buchenwald)
have a wife and children, and if so, what happened to them?

--When was Mariann Moldovan born? Her father was Pal Moldovan. She
lived in Ujpest before the war and died in 1997 in Vienna.

--When did Guttmann become an Austrian citizen? (I think it was in the
1950s, and I have submitted a request to the Austrian authorities to
find this out, so may well find this out myself).

--Who, if anyone, inherited their estate when Mariann died?

Please reply to David Bolchover (david@...).

Thanks!

Bob Friedman
Brooklyn, NY

Greetings...here in JewishGen land we are dedicated to making the
search easier by promoting better organization ( (want to find the
items quickly?) and research methodology (need to remember where you
got that piece of data?). Our classes are detailed on
www.jewishgen.org/education

Organize & Research Online (starting April 21st) is for advanced
beginners who have used Ancestry and other online databases and still
have questions or want to really organize information. It focuses on
your immigrant ancestors and their immediate families in the United
States. See the full description of the lessons etc on
http://www.jewishgen.org/education/description.asp?course=40046
Highlights: Lessons are read/downloaded at your own pace; this is a
one on one personal mentoring program where students post an ancestral
branch, set goals for their research, and work with the instructor
24/7

We also offer one of our Basic courses, Lets Get Organized in May.
This text based course with daily exercises is part of the Value-Added
Services program, and we waive the tuition for those who have
contributed $100 to our general fund within the last 12 months....And
we're planning a May Value Added Class for the new Belarus Website!

Notes: The sedar can be a wonderful opportunity to exchange
information and encourage family interest. Also, consider the 5 minute
videos on navigating JewishGen and its key databases on the bottom of
the education page (http://www.Jewishgen.org/education)

happy hunting!
Phyllis Kramer, NYC & Palm Beach Gardens, Fl
vp, education, JewishGen

Hello!
I've posted the first 5 of 10 pages of what seems to be a application
for citizenship or a passport. This document originates in Israel and
was received by the Austrian-Hungarian Consulate, hence the German.
This document and others were found in the Austrian Archives
http://www.oesta.gv.at/site/5001/default.aspx which I am most grateful
to the Hungarian and Sub-Carpathian SIGs and to Mr.
Karesz Vandor for bringing this archive to our collective knowledge.
They are on ViewMate at the following address ...
http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM46170
http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM46171
http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM46172
http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM46173
http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM46174
Please respond via the form provided in the ViewMate application.
Thank you very much.
Cordially,

Mordechai Adler, Israel
Researching: Adler, Popovo (Czonka-Papi), Slovakia (now part of
Ukraine); Weisz, Mezokaszony (Koson), Slovakia (now part of Ukraine);
Szender, Debrecen/HajduDorog, Hungary and afterwards Jerusalem,
Israel; Kunstlinger, Brzesko (Brigel), Galicia (now part of Poland);
Wasserzug, Warsaw, Poland; Oppenheim, Bielsk Podlaski, Poland;
Abarbanel, Any; Wieder or Fried, Sziget, Romania

Dear Group,

Does anyone have access to this Budapest LDS film?
I am looking for details about Zsigmond REINITZ mainly about his parents and
any additional details.
His death record is in LDS film no. 642979,VOL.46 record 357-05 from
27-Sep-1872 (Anyakoenyvek, 1836-1895, Hungary, Pest-Pilis-Solt-Kis-Kun, Pest
- Jewish records).

I would greatly appreciate anyone's help.

Thank you,
Omri Arnon
Israel

Dear Group,

Does anyone have access to this Budapest LDS film?
I am looking for details about Zsigmond REINITZ mainly about his parents and
any additional details.
His death record is in LDS film no. 642979,VOL.46 record 357-05 from
27-Sep-1872 (Anyakoenyvek, 1836-1895, Hungary, Pest-Pilis-Solt-Kis-Kun, Pest
- Jewish records).

I would greatly appreciate anyone's help.

Thank you,
Omri Arnon
Israel

Hello everyone
Documents received >from Yad Vashem - the card catalog of the
International Tracing Service of the Red Cross - the ITS. About the
person I was looking for - Reimond san Bruno and Herta Kondt.
They said I-makers to find more information search the file itself -
in archives in Germany. Now I want to order the briefcase archived. my
question is:
I know that it takes them a long time (a year) to answer an answer
when they are asked to do a search. Do as I ask for a specific file by
card number takes them a long time? Someone who knows how long?

Can anyone help me understand meantime what information I can
understand of these cards? Here is a link to the cards:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B7NNvg_FNDyvNXJmS1VwVFZqSkk&usp=sharing

Thanks in advance
David Nesher
Israel

Hello everyone
Documents received >from Yad Vashem - the card catalog of the
International Tracing Service of the Red Cross - the ITS. About the
person I was looking for - Reimond san Bruno and Herta Kondt.
They said I-makers to find more information search the file itself -
in archives in Germany. Now I want to order the briefcase archived. my
question is:
I know that it takes them a long time (a year) to answer an answer
when they are asked to do a search. Do as I ask for a specific file by
card number takes them a long time? Someone who knows how long?

Can anyone help me understand meantime what information I can
understand of these cards? Here is a link to the cards:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B7NNvg_FNDyvNXJmS1VwVFZqSkk&usp=sharing

Thanks in advance
David Nesher
Israel

After months of planning, the 36th IAJGS Conference
(http://www.iajgs2016.org/ ) is very happy to announce that the
preliminary conference program is now live, and registration is open for
meals and workshops! Banquet registration is still in development.

If you are already registered, you may log in to the Attendee Service
Center with the password shown in your registration confirmation email,
click "EDIT" next to your name and click Continue until the fee-added
events page appears. After selecting any items, be sure to click
Continue until you reach the payment page and submit the revised
registration.

Early registration with discounts on registration, LIVE! and audio
session recordings ends 30 April 2016 at 11:59 PM PDT.

Looking forward to seeing you in Seattle

Janette Silverman
Chuck Weinstein
Phyllis Grossman

Conference Co-Chairs

After months of planning, the 36th IAJGS Conference
(http://www.iajgs2016.org/ ) is very happy to announce that the
preliminary conference program is now live, and registration is open for
meals and workshops! Banquet registration is still in development.

If you are already registered, you may log in to the Attendee Service
Center with the password shown in your registration confirmation email,
click "EDIT" next to your name and click Continue until the fee-added
events page appears. After selecting any items, be sure to click
Continue until you reach the payment page and submit the revised
registration.

Early registration with discounts on registration, LIVE! and audio
session recordings ends 30 April 2016 at 11:59 PM PDT.

Looking forward to seeing you in Seattle

Janette Silverman
Chuck Weinstein
Phyllis Grossman

Conference Co-Chairs

After months of planning, the 36th IAJGS Conference
(http://www.iajgs2016.org/ ) is very happy to announce that the
preliminary conference program is now live, and registration is open for
meals and workshops! Banquet registration is still in development.

If you are already registered, you may log in to the Attendee Service
Center with the password shown in your registration confirmation email,
click "EDIT" next to your name and click Continue until the fee-added
events page appears. After selecting any items, be sure to click
Continue until you reach the payment page and submit the revised
registration.

Early registration with discounts on registration, LIVE! and audio
session recordings ends 30 April 2016 at 11:59 PM PDT.

Looking forward to seeing you in Seattle

Janette Silverman
Chuck Weinstein
Phyllis Grossman

Conference Co-Chairs

After months of planning, the 36th IAJGS Conference
(http://www.iajgs2016.org/ ) is very happy to announce that the
preliminary conference program is now live, and registration is open for
meals and workshops! Banquet registration is still in development.

If you are already registered, you may log in to the Attendee Service
Center with the password shown in your registration confirmation email,
click "EDIT" next to your name and click Continue until the fee-added
events page appears. After selecting any items, be sure to click
Continue until you reach the payment page and submit the revised
registration.

Early registration with discounts on registration, LIVE! and audio
session recordings ends 30 April 2016 at 11:59 PM PDT.

Looking forward to seeing you in Seattle

Janette Silverman
Chuck Weinstein
Phyllis Grossman

Conference Co-Chairs