ONLINE
led by: Emily H. Garber, BA, MA
Organized by: arizona jewish historical society
Sunday, April 19th at 1:00 pm | Online — ZOOM
Join expert genealogist Emily H. Garber for a mentoring session dedicated to your most difficult research questions. This is a space for serious, collaborative work. For those who have hit walls, encountered missing records, or are trying to piece together a history that was not always meant to survive.
Together we’ll work through:
- Complex research questions that have resisted easy answers
- Finding the records that document your family’s journey
- Tracing your ancestors’ origins, across borders, name changes, and time
- Understanding DNA results that may reveal connections long since severed
This is not about building a tree. It’s about recovering a world.
Register today and bring your questions!
Emily H. Garber is an accomplished genealogy researcher, writer, and speaker. An anthropological archaeologist by training (B.A. and M.A), Emily serves as chair of the Phoenix Jewish Genealogy Group, a member of the Board of Directors of the Arizona Jewish Historical Society, and Vice President of the IAJGS.
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