burial dataabase
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Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2006 17:51:07 EDT
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For those who may have missed recent messages about it on
JewishGen, a reminder about an important new website for New
York City research:
Mount Hebron Cemetery in Flushing, Queens, one of the New
York metropolitan area's largest Jewish cemeteries, has put
online a searchable database of over 217,000 burials that
have occurred there since the cemetery's founding in 1909.
The database, at www.mounthebroncemetery.com/search.asp ,
can be searched by any combination of these variables:
first name, last name, landsmanshaft name, month of death,
year of death, block number, and reference number. (Block
is the first number in each grave's location code;
reference is the second number.)
Mount Hebron has at least five landsmanshaft plots that are
associated with Czernowitz:
Chernowitz Podolier Aid Association - Blocks 13 and 67
(Indexed as CHERNOWITZ PODOLIER AID.)
Czernowitz-Bukowinaer Lodge - Block 22
(Indexed as CZERNOWITZ BUKOWIN LGE.)
First Progressive Society of Czernowitz Bucowina - Block 23
(Indexed as CZERNOWITZ BUKOWIN.)
Independent Chernowitz Podolier Lodge #319 IOBS - Block 41
(Indexed as BRONX LODGE #319.)
The site also includes a history of the cemetery, a
cemetery map, hours and directions, and upcoming interments
and unveilings.
Kudoes to Mount Hebron Cemetery for this ground-breaking
(you should excuse the expression!) site.
Renee
Renee Stern Steinig
Dix Hills (Long Island), New York, USA
rstein_at_suffolk.lib.ny.us
[Moderator's Note: Mt. Hebron staff will also take pictures of
tombstones for no charge. Send your request to the address found on
their web site. Bruce]
Received on 2006-04-25 15:59:59
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