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Jewish Genealogy Society of Illinois (JGSI)

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Illinois (JGSI) is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping members collect, preserve, and perpetuate the records and history of their ancestors. We serve as a resource for the worldwide community to research their Chicago area Jewish roots. We conduct monthly meetings with speakers on a wide range of topics. We provide access to research materials in our library, publish a newsletter - Morasha - maintain an online searchable death index.

Jewish Genealogy Society of Maryland

Jewish Genealogy Society of Pittsburgh

Pennsylvania.

Jewish Genealogy Society of Southern Nevada

Jewish Genealogy Society of Southwest Florida

Sarasota, Florida.

Jewish Genealogy Society of the Conejo Valley and Ventura County

Agoura Hills, California.

Jewish Historical Society of Delaware

Wilmington, Delaware.

Jewish Historical Society of Lower Fairfield County

Connecticut. Including Greenwich, New Canaan & Darien.

Jewish Historical Society of Maryland

Jewish Historical Society of Metrowest

Whippany, New Jersey.

Jewish Historical Society of Napa Valley

The society has conducted programs detailing the Marranos of the Spanish Inquisition, the history of the Shanghai Jews who were refugees from Europe fleeing Hitler; the California gold rush and the impact on Jewish society.

Jewish Historical Society of the North Shore

Marblehead, Massachusetts.

Jewish Historical Society of the Upper Midwest

Located in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Jewish Historical Society of the Upper Midwest

St. Paul, Minnesota.

Jewish War Veterans of the United States

JGSR Jewish Genealogy Page

Johannes Hardenbergh Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution

Lexington, New York.

Johannes SCHWALM Historical Association

Society dedicated to Hessians staying in the US after the Revolutionary War.

Johannes Schwalm Historical Association, Inc.

JSHA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to researching those German auxiliary troops (generically called Hessian) who remained in America after the Revolutionary War, became loyal citizens, made cultural contributions and were the progenitors of any thousands of Americans living today.

John Clough Genealogical Society