Join us in person or via Zoom for this special program honoring the legacy of Susan "Sue" Steeble on October 25 at 2PM.
*** If you would like to say a few words about Sue at the beginning of the meeting, please let me know ***
Zoom link will be sent out to members and to non-members who registered with the link below before the meeting.
We encourage in-person attendance. Please reserve your place at the following link: The Many Dimensions of a Jewish Genealogist: Remembering Susan Steeble Tickets, Sunday, October 25
This event is free for members, but we ask that you reserve your place so we make sure we have sufficient space. Non-members will pay $5 plus an EventBrite Fee.
The Many Dimensions of a Jewish Genealogist: Remembering Susan Steeble
Susan Steeble brought an extraordinary range of talents to genealogical research: intellectual curiosity, historical insight, meticulous documentation, archival investigation, expertise in genetic genealogy, and an unwavering determination to follow the evidence wherever it led. In this personal remembrance, genealogist and author Dr. Jeffrey Mark Paull will celebrate Sue's life and legacy through several research projects on which they collaborated as a team.
Their journey began with Sue's Two Tzaddiks website, devoted to Rabbi Pinchas Shapira of Koretz -- Jeff's ancestor -- and Rabbi Raphael of Bershad -- Sue's ancestor. Their subsequent collaborations included identifying the Y-DNA genetic signatures of the paternal lines of both rabbis; researching John Hart -- an American Founding Father and signer of the Declaration of Independence -- and identifying the Y-DNA signature of his paternal line; and reconstructing the family of the legendary tzaddik known as the Shpoler Zeida.
Drawing upon photographs, personal recollections, historical records, DNA evidence, and a case study from the Shpoler Zeida family tree -- now encompassing more than 5,700 descendants -- Jeff will illuminate the many dimensions of Sue's genealogical talents and the enduring contributions she made to every project she touched.
We invite you to join us in person or via Zoom for this engaging talk that's sure to inspire. It's a great chance to connect, learn, and celebrate the spirit of Sue Steeble. Don't miss out on this special event!
JGSMD current members may attend for free. The guest fee is $5.00+EventBrite fee.
A Zoom link will be sent to members and non-members who registered on EventBrite a few days prior to the event.
Please note, this event is at the Pikesville Armory Foundation campus, 640 Reisterstown Road, Pikesville, MD, 21208. The entrance is near the 711 on Reisterstown Road. We'll be in the NCO Club building, which is a renovated historic farmhouse. Turn right after the farmhouse, and you'll see plenty of free pakring.
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JGS Maryland has been reconstituted!
JGSMD had its initial meeting on Sunday August 18, 2013 to see if there was interest in the group's reconstituting. The turnout was overwhelming, with 31 people attending with only a few days' notice. Look forward to new programming over the next year!
Some of the attendees: