The November 2013 issue of
ZichronNote is at the printer, and the electronic edition will be sent to members this week. The main article in this issue is about how one woman was surprised to discover a possible Jewish line in her family while researching her great-grandmother, and her search for more information to prove it. Other articles include member comments about their experiences at this year's IAJGS Conference on Jewish Genealogy, the ways in which the
San Francisco Bay Area Jewish Genealogical Society supports Jewish genealogical research around the world, and the benefits members of the society receive.
Speaking of benefits, one of them is that 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.
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