Jewish Genealogy Society of Cleveland

 

Between April and November, our meetings are
normally held on the first Wednesday evening
of each month at 7:30 PM
in the Miller Board Room at Menorah Park

Between December and March, our meetings are
normally held on the first
Sunday afternoon of each month, at 1:30 PM
The meetings are held in the Lelyveld Library at
Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple,
which is also the home of our research library collection.


Our next regular meeting will be held in the
Miller Board Room at Menorah Park on:
Wednesday, June 5, 2013, at 7:30 pm

Speaker: Dr. Deborah Abbott

The Importance of Staying Organized

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Please keep in mind that we have returned to Menorah Park
and our meetings are on Wednesday evenings.


What's new on this website

Thanks to Jerry Kliot, you may now view a powerpoint presentation showing a number of Holocaust Memorials from around the world.  Just Click Here to download and view the photos.

Congratulations to our member, Adelle Gloger, who was honored by our society as "Genealogist of the Year"  at our January meeting. Adelle is one of our primary researchers and a devoted member of the Society.

Click Here for information about our Research Library, which is housed in the library at Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple.  You can also search the online catalogue by clicking here.

We now provide a 3 generation Pedigree Chart, a Family Group Chart, and a 9 generation Relationship Chart for download..

The search tool for the Jewish Independent Obituary Index has been modified. The database contains over 25,000 entries.

A database and search tool for the Cleveland Jewish News Obituary Index has been added. The database contains over 30,350 entries through December 31, 2011.

A searchable collection of over 3,400 photos of ceramic and etched photos which are on headstones in a number of Cleveland area cemeteries has been added. To search, Click Here.

The collection of photos of around 800 headstones and other grave markers at the Mayfield Cemetery has been indexed, and can now be searched by Clicking Here.

The listings of Cleveland Area Cemeteries, and Cleveland Area Congregations have both been updated and expanded.