
Jewish Genealogical Society of Michigan at our next event, we're hosting Steve Morse - come join us! Details here:
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Jewish Genealogical Society of Michigan presents Stephen Morse -- Sunday, November 08, 2009 -- Farmington Hills, MI

Jewish Genealogical Society of Michigan our next event is October 18, 2009: Computer Research Techniques for Genealogists. Visit our site for more details! www.jgsmi.org

Jewish Genealogical Society of Michigan Come hear Steve Morse speak on two exciting topics on Sunday, November 8th, beginning at 12:30 PM.
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Jewish Genealogical Society of Michigan presents Stephen Morse -- Sunday, November 08, 2009 -- Farmington Hills, MI

Jewish Genealogical Society of Michigan
Sunday, June 7, 2009 at 1:00 PM
Holocaust Memorial Center, Farmington Hills
$20 per person Dessert Reception and Lecture
─ Dietary Laws Observed ─
Special Guest: Erin Einhorn
Author of The Pages In Between
When reporter Erin Einhorn found the family that hid her mother from the Nazis during World War II, she thought she’d cr...eated a made-for-TV-reunion for two families thrown together by history. A man who knew her mother as a child threw his arms around her and – tears streaming down his face – told her the little girl had been a sister to him. But the initial embrace soon gave way to half a century’s hurt feelings and resentments. Erin found herself apologizing for choices made years before she was born, untangling a real estate deal made on a handshake by people no longer alive and struggling to prove the death of a great-grandfather born in 1868. Then, as she confronted the heart-wrenching circumstances of her family’s tragic past, unexpected events in her own life altered her mission completely.
Erin Einhorn, originally from Metro Detroit, is a reporter for the New York Daily News where she’s covered New York City’s government and the nation’s largest public school system. She has written for The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Daily News, and Fortune. A contributor to public radio’s This American Life, Einhorn and her story were the basis for one of the show’s most popular episodes. She lives in New York City.
The Jewish Genealogical Society of Michigan Nominating Committee Presents the Following Slate of Officers for the 2009-2010 Operating Year. If any member of JGSMI would like to nominate themselves or another member for any of the following positions, please contact John Kovacs at 248-851-3481 prior to June 5, 2009.
President: Adina Lipsitz
VP, Programming: Diane Freilich
VP, Membership: Robert Starkman
VP, Publicity: David Goldis
Recording Secretary: Ruth Rosenberg
Corresponding Secretary: Shlomo Sperka
Treasurer: Irwin Alpern
Register online:
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Holocaust Memorial Center, Farmington Hills
$20 per person Dessert Reception and Lecture
─ Dietary Laws Observed ─
Special Guest: Erin Einhorn
Author of The Pages In Between
When reporter Erin Einhorn found the family that hid her mother from the Nazis during World War II, she thought she’d cr...eated a made-for-TV-reunion for two families thrown together by history. A man who knew her mother as a child threw his arms around her and – tears streaming down his face – told her the little girl had been a sister to him. But the initial embrace soon gave way to half a century’s hurt feelings and resentments. Erin found herself apologizing for choices made years before she was born, untangling a real estate deal made on a handshake by people no longer alive and struggling to prove the death of a great-grandfather born in 1868. Then, as she confronted the heart-wrenching circumstances of her family’s tragic past, unexpected events in her own life altered her mission completely.
Erin Einhorn, originally from Metro Detroit, is a reporter for the New York Daily News where she’s covered New York City’s government and the nation’s largest public school system. She has written for The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Daily News, and Fortune. A contributor to public radio’s This American Life, Einhorn and her story were the basis for one of the show’s most popular episodes. She lives in New York City.
The Jewish Genealogical Society of Michigan Nominating Committee Presents the Following Slate of Officers for the 2009-2010 Operating Year. If any member of JGSMI would like to nominate themselves or another member for any of the following positions, please contact John Kovacs at 248-851-3481 prior to June 5, 2009.
President: Adina Lipsitz
VP, Programming: Diane Freilich
VP, Membership: Robert Starkman
VP, Publicity: David Goldis
Recording Secretary: Ruth Rosenberg
Corresponding Secretary: Shlomo Sperka
Treasurer: Irwin Alpern
Register online:
http://www.jgsmi.org/2009meetingRead More
Presented by JGSMI
Time:1:00PM Sunday, June 7th
Location:Holocaust Memorial Center

Jewish Genealogical Society of Michigan
The Jewish Genealogical Society of Michigan presents:
Advanced Googling for Genealogical Purposes
by Pamela Buchstaber Smith
Sunday, May 3, 2009 at 1:30PM
Holocaust Memorial Center
Zekelman Family Campus
28123 Orchard Lake Rd. Farmington Hills, MI 48334
Pamela Buchstaber Smith is a daughter of Jewish Russian immigrant. F...or the past nine years she is researching her family roots using her computer skills in solving genealogical mysteries of the past and present.
Pamela is a member of JGSMI as well as a treasurer and programming second vice-president of the Flint Genealogical Society.
Google is one of the best search engines available. It had made much easier for genealogists to discover information that otherwise would take days to find. With tips showing you how to do Advanced Googling you will be able to find books, photos, history, clothes and news about your family easier. Alerts will bring information directly to your email about your family, etc. Do you want to learn how to get information from all those BLOGS out there on your family? Well this talk will teach you all that and more.
JGSMI members -- free
Guests donation -- $5
RSVP: http://www.jgsmi.org/rsvp.php
~ Refreshments Served ~
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Advanced Googling for Genealogical Purposes
by Pamela Buchstaber Smith
Sunday, May 3, 2009 at 1:30PM
Holocaust Memorial Center
Zekelman Family Campus
28123 Orchard Lake Rd. Farmington Hills, MI 48334
Pamela Buchstaber Smith is a daughter of Jewish Russian immigrant. F...or the past nine years she is researching her family roots using her computer skills in solving genealogical mysteries of the past and present.
Pamela is a member of JGSMI as well as a treasurer and programming second vice-president of the Flint Genealogical Society.
Google is one of the best search engines available. It had made much easier for genealogists to discover information that otherwise would take days to find. With tips showing you how to do Advanced Googling you will be able to find books, photos, history, clothes and news about your family easier. Alerts will bring information directly to your email about your family, etc. Do you want to learn how to get information from all those BLOGS out there on your family? Well this talk will teach you all that and more.
JGSMI members -- free
Guests donation -- $5
RSVP: http://www.jgsmi.org/rsvp.php
~ Refreshments Served ~
Read More
Led by JGSMI member Pam Smith
Time:1:30PM Sunday, May 3rd
Location:Holocaust Memorial Center

Jewish Genealogical Society of Michigan 's feed: Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter
Update: 3-Minute Book Printing at Your Local Retail Store
Almost a year ago I wrote an article (http://blog.eogn.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2008/06/3-minute-book-p.html) that predicted a new service would soon appear. It took a year but a trial of the service will start this week. As I wrote last year: Tens of ...thousands of genealogy and local h...
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Almost a year ago I wrote an article (http://blog.eogn.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2008/06/3-minute-book-p.html) that predicted a new service would soon appear. It took a year but a trial of the service will start this week. As I wrote last year: Tens of ...thousands of genealogy and local h...
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NERGC 2009 is a Success
I just spent three pleasant days at the New England Regional Genealogical Conference (NERGC) in Manchester, New Hampshire. I must say that this year's event was well organized, and most everything worked as planned. I never heard the final attendance count but am guessing it must have been ...
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I just spent three pleasant days at the New England Regional Genealogical Conference (NERGC) in Manchester, New Hampshire. I must say that this year's event was well organized, and most everything worked as planned. I never heard the final attendance count but am guessing it must have been ...
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(+) Install Windows 7 the Easy Way
The following is a Plus Edition article written by and copyright by Dick Eastman. Windows 7 beta version has been available for some months, and thousands of people have been testing it. In fact, I am one of those people. I can report that it works well. Now Microsoft is about to release what i...
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The following is a Plus Edition article written by and copyright by Dick Eastman. Windows 7 beta version has been available for some months, and thousands of people have been testing it. In fact, I am one of those people. I can report that it works well. Now Microsoft is about to release what i...
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Canada's Top Archivist Talks About Digitization
I wrote last week about Ian Wilson's retirement (at http://blog.eogn.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2009/04/ian-e-wilson-announces-his-retirement-as-librarian-and-archivist-of-canada.html). He is the national archivist of Canada and has had many years of experience in storing paper documents...
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I wrote last week about Ian Wilson's retirement (at http://blog.eogn.com/eastmans_online_genealogy/2009/04/ian-e-wilson-announces-his-retirement-as-librarian-and-archivist-of-canada.html). He is the national archivist of Canada and has had many years of experience in storing paper documents...
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Build a High-Speed Book Scanner from Trash and Cheap Cameras
Now here is a project: instead of purchasing a book scanner for $15,000 to $100,000 or more, build your own from scrap parts and cheap digital cameras. Digital books change the landscape. After suffering through scanning many of my old, rare, and government ...issue books, I decided to create a bo...
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Now here is a project: instead of purchasing a book scanner for $15,000 to $100,000 or more, build your own from scrap parts and cheap digital cameras. Digital books change the landscape. After suffering through scanning many of my old, rare, and government ...issue books, I decided to create a bo...
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Time to Get Rid of Adobe Reader?
I have used Adobe Reader (formerly called Acrobat) for years and have loved it. When I set up a new computer, the free Adobe Reader is one of the first utilities I download and install. I must admit, however, that I have been a bit dismayed by the added complexity of the later versions. Adobe se...
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I have used Adobe Reader (formerly called Acrobat) for years and have loved it. When I set up a new computer, the free Adobe Reader is one of the first utilities I download and install. I must admit, however, that I have been a bit dismayed by the added complexity of the later versions. Adobe se...
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Mustaches of the Nineteenth Century
The title of this web site describes it well: Mustaches of the Nineteenth Century. What else can I say? It has lots of pictures; click on any picture to see a larger image. Mustaches of the Nineteenth Century can be found at http://mustachesofthenineteenthcentury.blogspot.com. I think I'...
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The title of this web site describes it well: Mustaches of the Nineteenth Century. What else can I say? It has lots of pictures; click on any picture to see a larger image. Mustaches of the Nineteenth Century can be found at http://mustachesofthenineteenthcentury.blogspot.com. I think I'...
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Electronic Genealogy Magazine Publications
Randy Seaver has written an interesting article that I fully agree with. He write: My under-window bookcases groan under the weight of about 15 years of NEHGR and many other journals and magazines. My piles fall over sometimes. There is no more room! I welcome electronic distribution of magazin...
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Randy Seaver has written an interesting article that I fully agree with. He write: My under-window bookcases groan under the weight of about 15 years of NEHGR and many other journals and magazines. My piles fall over sometimes. There is no more room! I welcome electronic distribution of magazin...
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