speaker at the Sunday, Febru-
ary 5 meeting of the Jewish
Genealogy Society of Cleve-
land. Pickholtz will discuss
how he enjoyed significant
successes using DNA to sort
out relationships in his family,
despite the complexities of
Jewish marital connections.
What he learned is relevant
to both Jewish and general
geneology.
has done serious family re-
search for nearly twenty years.
His flagship work is the Pikholz
Project, a single-surname proj-
ect to identify and reconnect
all Pikholz descendants.
clients in Israel and abroad,
Pickholtz became heavily
involved in genetic genealogy
in 2013. He manages test kits
of over ninety family members
at last count. In August, 2015,
he published a book, "ENDOG-
AMY: One Family, One People."
first Sunday afternoon of the
month in the winter, starting
at 1:30 pm in the Men's Club
board room at Park Synagogue
East. Board members are
available at a help desk from
1 pm to assist with individual
research questions. Guests are
welcome. RSVP to: Program-
ming@ClevelandJGS.org.
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