Location, Location, Location: Historical Maps in Genealogy Research

Wednesday, 16 November 2022, 7:30 PM ET
VIRTUAL MEETING: Join from Home

Virtual doors open at 7:20 pm. ET.

Identifying the towns and villages where our ancestors used to live can be a critical step in finding relevant sources of genealogical information. Locating some of these places is often quite a challenging task, particularly in Central and Eastern Europe. Readily available web-based resources can help to overcome many of those challenges.

This presentation demonstrates the methods and techniques of using such resources in order to enable correlating from multiple data sources and facilitate locating ancestral towns in Central and Eastern Europe.

Our presenter, Ed Mitukiewicz, has a particular weakness for historical maps; he has presented illustrative scenarios of using historical maps in genealogical at a number of genealogy conferences in Poland, Israel and USA.

To register for the 16 November virtual event , please please go to jgstoronto.ca/register. You will then receive an immediate acknowledgement plus the link to access the event on 16 November.

The presentation will be recorded. It will be available to JGS Toronto members in the “Members Only” section of the Society website a few days after the event. It will also be available to non-member registrants for one week after the event in the “Registration” location.

To our guests, consider joining our membership for only $40.00 per year by Clicking Here or consider a donation by Clicking Here to assist us in continuing our mission providing a forum for the exchange of genealogical knowledge and information. (Canadians receive a CRA tax receipt.)

info@...      www.jgstoronto.ca

Tel 647-247-6414         twitter: jgsoftoronto

facebook: Jewish Genealogical Society of Toronto

Jerry Scherer

Vice President, Communications

jscherer@...

Location, Location, Location: Historical Maps in Genealogy Research

Wednesday, 16 November 2022, 7:30 PM ET
VIRTUAL MEETING: Join from Home

Virtual doors open at 7:20 pm. ET.

Identifying the towns and villages where our ancestors used to live can be a critical step in finding relevant sources of genealogical information. Locating some of these places is often quite a challenging task, particularly in Central and Eastern Europe. Readily available web-based resources can help to overcome many of those challenges.

This presentation demonstrates the methods and techniques of using such resources in order to enable correlating from multiple data sources and facilitate locating ancestral towns in Central and Eastern Europe.

Our presenter, Ed Mitukiewicz, has a particular weakness for historical maps; he has presented illustrative scenarios of using historical maps in genealogical at a number of genealogy conferences in Poland, Israel and USA.

To register for the 16 November virtual event , please please go to jgstoronto.ca/register. You will then receive an immediate acknowledgement plus the link to access the event on 16 November.

The presentation will be recorded. It will be available to JGS Toronto members in the “Members Only” section of the Society website a few days after the event. It will also be available to non-member registrants for one week after the event in the “Registration” location.

To our guests, consider joining our membership for only $40.00 per year by Clicking Here or consider a donation by Clicking Here to assist us in continuing our mission providing a forum for the exchange of genealogical knowledge and information. (Canadians receive a CRA tax receipt.)

info@...      www.jgstoronto.ca

Tel 647-247-6414         twitter: jgsoftoronto

facebook: Jewish Genealogical Society of Toronto

Jerry Scherer

Vice President, Communications

jscherer@...

Location, Location, Location: Historical Maps in Genealogy Research

Wednesday, 16 November 2022, 7:30 PM ET
VIRTUAL MEETING: Join from Home

Virtual doors open at 7:20 pm. ET.

Identifying the towns and villages where our ancestors used to live can be a critical step in finding relevant sources of genealogical information. Locating some of these places is often quite a challenging task, particularly in Central and Eastern Europe. Readily available web-based resources can help to overcome many of those challenges.

This presentation demonstrates the methods and techniques of using such resources in order to enable correlating from multiple data sources and facilitate locating ancestral towns in Central and Eastern Europe.

Our presenter, Ed Mitukiewicz, has a particular weakness for historical maps; he has presented illustrative scenarios of using historical maps in genealogical at a number of genealogy conferences in Poland, Israel and USA.

To register for the 16 November virtual event , please please go to jgstoronto.ca/register. You will then receive an immediate acknowledgement plus the link to access the event on 16 November.

The presentation will be recorded. It will be available to JGS Toronto members in the “Members Only” section of the Society website a few days after the event. It will also be available to non-member registrants for one week after the event in the “Registration” location.

To our guests, consider joining our membership for only $40.00 per year by Clicking Here or consider a donation by Clicking Here to assist us in continuing our mission providing a forum for the exchange of genealogical knowledge and information. (Canadians receive a CRA tax receipt.)

info@...      www.jgstoronto.ca

Tel 647-247-6414         twitter: jgsoftoronto

facebook: Jewish Genealogical Society of Toronto

Jerry Scherer

Vice President, Communications

jscherer@...