Now, a new television series is taking that journey to the screen. The series, hosted by Brad Pomerance, goes beyond standard genealogy research. For Jewish families, genealogy presents unique challenges. Name changes, immigration records and lost documentsβoften due to persecution and displacementβcan make piecing together a family tree difficult.
Future episodes will feature other well-known Jewish figures exploring their own family legacies with guidance from genealogists and historians. For St. Louis Genealogical Society provides expert support, quarterly meetings, and access to vital resources for local research.
J-SIG, co-led by Ilene Murray, helps individuals navigate historical records, debunk genealogy myths, and find lost family connections. Their meetings, which are open to the public, include expert talks and workshops on researching Jewish heritage. Louis County Library also offers one of the most extensive collections of Jewish genealogical resources in the Midwest. More to Discover. More in Local news. Hundreds gather in St.
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