Genealogical Resources within the Jewish Home and Family
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Illustrations. Foreword. Introduction. Where do I begin? What should I do with the information collected? How to enlarge my Family History? Schooldays. Bar-Mitzvah/Bat-Mitzvah. Confirmation. University/College. Hobbies and interests. Then and now. Your working life. Were your family in the forces? Ration books, identity and alien registration. Naturalization. On the street where you lived. Freemasons. Pets. Special occasions. Weddings. Bereavement. Wills. Other items in your home. Useful addresses. Web-sites. Glossary. Abbreviations. Index.
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