Helping you trace your family history in Australia and elsewhere
Helping you trace your family history in Australia and elsewhere
This non-profit organisation is dedicated to collecting, preserving and disseminating genealogical information, teaching research techniques and offering databases to people interested in researching Jewish ancestry. There is an online database that lists 1000 death certificates of Jews who died in…
The BD-BD holds details of the headstones from 48,402+ Jewish graves in Australia and New Zealand, plus Australian War graves overseas and a few others. This database is fully searchable and Hebrew on headstones has been converted to roman text.…
This index, searchable online, is a gateway 700,000+ Jewish surnames that appear in over 42 databases. New
This site links to thousands of web pages that are of interest to Jewish Genealogists. New
This site aims to record the details of all Jewish communities and congregations that existed in the United Kingdom, the Republic of Ireland and Gibraltar. Currently the site has 6,000 pages detailing more than 1,200 Jewish congregations. New
This site has a database of headstone inscriptions from Jewish cemeteries throughout the United Kingdom.
This comprehensive guide includes links to key sites, guides and sources plus links to Jewish genealogy research-related articles. The Jewish Genealogy Research Outline can be downloaded as a PDF from this site. New
JRI-Poland is the largest fully searchable database of indexes to Jewish vital records accessible online. Five+ million records from more than 550 Polish towns are indexed with more being added every few months. New
WhoWasWho is the successor of Genlias, the Dutch BMD database. WhoWasWho is a national portal to the digitized collections from a large number of Dutch archive organisations and includes access to documents (records), biography pages and pedigrees. New
Where to start. An excellent guide by the Federation of Swedish Genealogical Societies. New