Le siège du CGJ est au 16 rue de l'Echiquier, Paris 10e, juste à côté du métro Bonne-Nouvelle.

En raison des conditions sanitaires, le secrétariat est FERME mais les mails seront lus.

Vous pouvez nous joindre à cette adresse, aux jours et heures habituels soit le lundi de 14 à 18 h. soit le jeudi de 14h30 à 18h. Mais il vaut mieux téléphoner auparavant (01 40 23 04 90).

Si vous voulez rencontrer des responsables de groupes spécialisés, vous pouvez aussi les rencontrer à d'autres moments pourvu que vous ayez convenu d'un rendez-vous avec eux par courriel.

Pour demander une consultation du Fonds de documentation, cliquez ici.

The CERCLE DE GENEALOGIE JUIVE is the first Jewish genealogical society in France. Created in 1984, it has about 600 members, all enthusiastic genealogists, either skilled or beginners.
Come and join them in Paris during a lecture, a meeting of their special Interest Groups, during a lecture or a meeting of a regionalbranch, consult their library, read their journal or write to their office.
The CGJ belongs to theInternational Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies (IAJGS) and to the Fédération Française de Généalogie (FFG).

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What is an "Optant" ?
If you have ancestors in Alsace or Lorraine, you will find interesting information at "archives nationales", if they have « chosen » France in 1872.

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The IAJGS Virtual Conference 10–13 August 2020

The CGJ, member of IAJGS, is pleased to announce the congress of the 40th anniversary of the International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies, originally planned in San Diego, and which will finally take place

in VIRTUAL format from 10 to 13 August 2020

CGJ: The French Jewish Genealogical Society

Journal 142

From Hamburg to Metz in the 17th century: Glückel Hameln’s Memoirs (First part)
by Michel Gaspard
A portrait of Barbey d’Aureveilly by Emile Levy
by Anne-Marie Fribourg
Jews in Corsica
by Simon Giuseppi
Genealogy and DNA
by Marc Fellous & Jacques Beckmann

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Ketubbot Registers of Livorno

49.00€

Genealogy and family routes

The authors, specialists in the genealogy of Jewish Livorno-Tunisian families, have set themselves the objective of helping those passionate about genealogy to find their ancestors and trace their Livornese heritage. They deciphered and noted almost all of the marriage certificates of the entire Jewish Nation of Livorno, from its creation at the beginning of the 17th century until the end of the 19th, that is to say 6,800 ketubbot.

Auteur:

Nedjar

Price: 49.00€

The IAJGS Virtual Conference 10–13 August 2020

CGJ: The French Jewish Genealogical Society

Journal 142

Ketubbot Registers of Livorno

Auteur:

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