Gesher Galicia







The Special Interest Group for Galicia

Gesher Galicia is the SIG for those with Jewish roots
in the former Austrian province of Galicia
Gesher Galicia, Inc. is an organization that promotes Jewish genealogical and historical research in Galicia, a province of the former Austrian Empire. Its goals are to promote a forum for researchers to share information and to promote individual and group research of Galicia.

This web site contains information about Gesher Galicia, Inc. along with databases, links, and other helpful research information for Jewish-Galician genealogists.

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New! Extended deadline!

Gesher Galicia Cadastral Map &
Landowner Records Project

Donations to new and continuing projects must be received by Sept. 18, 2008 in order to be part of the Fall 2008 Research Project

Click here for project description, details, town projects and how to contribute.

 

JRI-Poland / Gesher Galicia LDS Inventories Project
Newly revised inventory of LDS films of Jewish Vital Records from the Lviv Archive
Lviv Metrical Records and updated detailed LDS Inventories

Gesher Galicia at the 2008 IAJGS Conference in Chicago

New !!!!
Gesher Galicia - Jewish DNA Project

New from Gesher Galicia!!
14 Years of the Galitzianer - CD

The Jews of Galicia in 1839 - Book or CD



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