ABOUT ME
Introduction
Moishe Miller has been searching for family since the late 1970s and became a dedicated genealogical researcher in 2018 after attending his first National Genealogical Society (NGS) conference. His passion grew through a series of institute-level courses on research technique, standards, and writing, which inspired his current project: rewriting his pedigree by questioning family lore and verifying each ancestral couple’s parentage through documentary evidence and DNA.
Driven by a deep desire to preserve family history, Moishe has published extensively. His creative projects include a family website launched in 1996; a 370-page hardcover family history book; over 1,700 Pages of Testimony submitted to Yad Vashem using custom-designed software; a 10′ × 4′ illustrated pedigree chart spanning ten generations; a 100-page photo book chronicling his grandmother’s life; and even a 14-page children’s board book as a genealogical bedtime story for his daughter. His current pedigree project—written in MS Word using the Sosa-Stradonitz numbering system and NGSQ style—is over 600 pages long and documents all ancestors through seven generations.