Hooray! The November issue of
ZichronNote has been put to bed, and it's still November. The electronic version has already been sent to
SFBAJGS members, and the print copy will be mailed out soon. I really enjoyed the articles in this one. (Okay, I enjoy the articles in every issue!) Larry Fagan, one of our members, broke through a longstanding brick wall by availing himself of help from JewishGen classes and our brick wall session in August. Heidi Lyss, a board member, has written about the "Jews in Utah" session at this summer's
IAJGS conference and the direct connection it had to her own family research. Jeremy Frankel has given us the second part of the story of discovering a lost branch of his family, and we learned that we now have part three to look forward to, with more revelations! And this time even I contributed: some updates, but still looking for a wedding photo of
Jeanette August Meier Heller; and information about the
JewishGen Memorial Plaques Database and how to contribute to it.
Does all of this sound like something you just have to read? Well, remember, the most recent issues of
ZichronNote are available only to members of the society. If you join (at the still very affordable annual membership rate) you get a subscription to the journal, help fund research projects, and support a hobby you enjoy. And if you're interested in contributing to
ZichronNote,
write to me for more information.
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