• Beth Olom: (718)277-6255 P.O. Box 211263, Woodhaven, NY 11421. Records are available at the Cemetery Office and at each congregation. Three Manhattan congregations jointly own this cemetery:
       1. Shearith Israel, 8 West 70 St., New York, NY 10023. (212)873-0300
       2. B'nai Jeshurun, 270 West 89 St., New York, NY 10024. (212)787-7600
       3. Shaare Tefilah, 250 East 79 St., New York, NY 10021. (212)535-8008
  
• B'nai Jeshurun: see Beth Olom
• Cypress Hills Cemetery: 625 Jamaica Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11208-1203, (718)277-2900. This well-tended, non-sectarian cemetery with some Jewish burials is very easy to research, but now deals with vandalism. Cemetery does not "overlook Jamaica Bay" as reported in Postal & Koppman. Jewish Tourist's Guide to U.S. Phila.: Jewish Publ. Soc., 1954, p.450 but does date from 1851. Susan Walski visits that area every 6-8 weeks and will take photographs for you if reimbursed for film and developing. swalski@panix.com .
       One of four NYC cemeteries used by Noah Benevolent Society. Noah Ben. Soc., in December 1849, bought plots in Cypress Hills Cemetery. (Noah Lodge Section 1) In 1863, an ornamental fence was build around their section. A second plot was bought in 1912 (Section 14). Source: Anthony_Lewis@bio-rad.com
    http://www.interment.net/data/us/ny/queens/cypress.htm [July 2003]
      NOTE: Cypress Hills is a large association that overtime apparently sold off areas to more localized cemeteries. Local cemeteries apparently changed names between their local area and Cypress Hills. For example, Salem Fields has been called Cypress Hills in many records. Therefore, checking all contiguous cemeteries if no burial appears in Cypress Hills' records is advisable.[July 2003]
  Cypress Hills (Brooklyn) and Woodhaven (neighborhood of Queens) are next to each other. Many early death certificates listing Cypress Hills is not the actual burial site. Cypress Hills Cemetery is surrounded by the following Jewish Cemeteries: to the east is Maimonides and east of Maimonides is Mt. Hope. North of Cypress Hills is Mt. Carmel, Mt. Neboh and New Mt. Carmel. New Mt. Carmel extends to Cooper Ave with an entrance there and is just north of Mt. Carmel Cemetery. These two cemeteries have their entrances on Cypress Hills St (1). Also north and to the east of CHC, with its entrance along Myrtle Ave. (and located in Glendale (Queens County), NY is Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. The fence that separates Maimonides and Cypress Hills. Cemeteries was moved. A matter of fact, one of the 12 CHC Jewish sections that border the Maimonides Cemetery fence is called Maimonides. Further to this point, Mt. Carmel and Mt. Lebanon Cemeteries fences were also moved many, many years ago which means burials not located in CHC may be in either Maimonides, Mt. Carmel or Mt. Lebanon Cemeteries. across Cypress Hills St. and not effected by the Cypress Hills Cemetery border changes are the following cemeteries: Salem Fields, Beth Olam, Hungarian Union Fields and Machpelah. West of Hungarian Union Fields is Union Fields and the northern entrance to Mt. Judah Cemetery. [June 2006] *I have visually confirmed that family names across the fence in Maimonides Cemetery are the same as those in the adjacent section in CDC. The names noted were not common names but were names that *could not* have been coincidental to be on separate sides of the fence." Source: David J. Priever brooklyn1960@hotmail.com on JewishGen Digest [June 2006]
• Cypress Hills National Cemetery: (National Military Cemetery) 625 Jamaica Ave.,Brooklyn, NY 11208. (516)454-4949. Veterans Cemetery. The beautiful and well-kept cemetery has been full for years and is not manned on a regular basis. The records are at the national cemetery at Pinelawn "Long Island National Cemetery" in Suffolk County on Long Island or at Calverton National Cemetery (631)727-5410). Source: Stephen B. Nathan Steve@nathansb.com [on "JewishGen Digest" 24 Nov 2000]
  Lat: 40°41.14N Lon: 073°52.58W
    http://www.interment.net/data/us/ny/kings/cypressnat has interment information. [July 2003]
• Green-wood Cemetery:500 25th Street,Brooklyn 11232. 5th Ave. between 39th & 20th Street (718)768-7300. Non-sectarian. Burial records are online. http://www.green-wood.com/ Click on burial inquiry to search for a specific burial
• Maimonides Cemetery: 895 Jamaica Ave., Brooklyn, NY; (718)347-0095. Sources: spialterr@about.com, lincan@worldnet.att.net . Records are available at Maimonides-Elmont Cemetery Office (see Long Island listing in NY) File for Old Maimonides Cemetery {10690} 7,900 citations
• Mount Hope Cemetery: 895 Jamaica Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11208. (718)347-0095. In 1883, Noah Benevolent Society bought 136 plots in Mount Hope Cemetery for Noah Lodge Section 2. In 1904, the paths in the section were paved. Some were sold immediately to families to raise money. By 1934, all the plots had been sold to families. (From the "85th Anniversary Souvenir Journal" (1934). Sources: Anthony_Lewis@bio-rad.com and swalski@panix.com .
• Salem Fields Cemetery: (Temple Emanu-El) 775 Jamaica Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11208. (718)277-3898. Salem Fields is a very "fancy" cemetery with many "Our Crowd" family burials and many instantly recognizable names interred. Many plots and mausoleums were purchased before the 1900's. (Inception of the cemetery was 1850's. One plot that was bought as late as the 1930's. Plots are no longer for sale although the cemetery is spacious and will never be crowded. With winding paths, Salem Field has a tremendous amount of Jewish history. Unfortunately, the terrible surrounding neighborhood (just off of Brooklyn Queens Expressway) of Salem Fields detracts from its beauty. Source: swalski@panix.com
       NOTE: Salem Fields has been called Cypress Hills. Cypress Hills is a large association that overtime apparently sold off areas to more localized cemeteries. Local cemeteries apparently changed names between their local area and Cypress Hills. Checking all contiguous cemeteries if no burial appears in Salem Fields' records is advisable.[July 2003]
• Shaare Tefilah: See Beth Olom above
• Shearith Israel: See Beth Olom above
• Temple Emanu-El: (see Salem Fields)
• Washington Cemetery: 5400 Bay Parkway (corner McDonald Ave.), Bklyn., NY 11230-3346 (718)377-8690. Contact Elvira (or anyone else as they are very helpful); fax 718-377-8949.
  [Raymond Whitzman, 5878 McAlear Ave., Cote St. Luc, Que, Canada H4W 2H3, whitz@cam.org , has information about this cemetery.]
  San Francisco researcher Judy Baston, JRBaston@aol.com > notes that the Washington Cemetery office has a set of ledgers that list deaths by chronological order, giving the decedent's address and cause of death, name of burial society and possibly additional facts that may provide information.
    Organizations:
        1st Hungarian Ohab Zedek
        1st Cong. Brith Scholem
        1st Przemzl KUV
        1st Prezemyl Lizer Gans Jeshrun
        1st Sorokin Bessarabian
        1st Mielnicer KUV
        1st Dobromiler S & 1st Hebrew Bakers
        Ach Bnai An Radishowitz
        Adath Israel
        Adlers Young Mens Ind. Assn.#1 {10718} Sec. 1 Post 60 (from Kovno) ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net
        Ager Ach An Dumbrawer
        Agu Ach An Sapetkin
        Agu Bish Achan Staubtz
        Agu Ach An Kurlander
        Agu Ach M'Krakow
        Ah Ach Brisk D. Litau
        Ah Ach An Bog & Coisin
        Ah Ach An Bokoslaw Korsin
        Ah Ach An Usdair
        Alaska NUV
        An Abr. Ben Kol
        An Ach An Radushle
        An Sompolinez
        Anshe Greiner
        Anshei Bobt Chevra {10718}(Babtai, Lithuania landsmannschaft, Yiddish: Bobt). 127 burials; sec. 1 Post 143 ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net
        Anshe Mishinitz
        American Ben Musker
        Austrian-Hungarian Free Burial
        Beth-El Congregation
        Beth Yitsog
        Bialystocker WV of Bklyn
        Bklyn Carpenters
        Bnai Mordechai Jacob
        Bnai Moid Jacob
        Bnai Israel Anshe Kadan {10718} (257 burials) [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]
        Bnai. Scholem
        Bnai. Mos. An. Ull (see Bnai Yitchak... Ulanov below)
        Bottashauer American
        Brodyer B & B
        Brzezaner: [Jeff Bloom, jeffbloom@earthlink.ne ]
        Cong. Anshe Rogole {10718}: Sec 4 Post 440. (aka Rogalu and Chevra Anshe R.) All from Arlogala, Lithuania. Sherribob@aol.com
        Chevra Anshe Chesed B'nai Kowna {10718} section 1, Post 81; 98 burials ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net
        Chevra KK Anshei Bobt, see Anshei Bobt Chevra
        Chevra Rofei Cholim Krakauer Society became Krakower Benev.Soc.
        Cong. Bnei Aaron Anshei Wilkomir of N.Y.{10718} (section 1, Post 40)
        Cong. Bnei Israel Anshe Kadan {10718} (section 1, Post 144) and (Section 3, Post 287)
        Cong Bicher Cholim
        Cong. Nachlas Zwie Linas Hazedek
        David Lodge
        Dembitzer Young Mens
        Dobromiler Feige Chupper Society: {10718} Section 5. The data was taken from the Society burial book, therefore dates given are burial dates.
        Eitz Chaim An Velosin
        Etz Chaim Nosay O Fari
        Feige Czhupper Dobromil S & B (aka Dobromila Feigie Czupper) fmarmor@dorsai.dorsai.org
        Finishers S & B
        Gorlicer Mach Eines
        Hatikvo Beneficial Society: (New York, N.Y.) Records, 1917-1975, 1930-1975 (bulk). Description: .5 linear ft. Notes: Jewish mutual aid society that was incorporated in 1917 and dissolved ca. 1975. ...material concerning burial, including cemetery deed from the Mordecai Lodge No. 24, Order Brith Abraham in Washington Cemetery, Brooklyn, N.Y.; and dissolution form. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages. Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY. Control No.: NXYH89-A865 [December 2000]
        Harris Levy Society
        Holy Society of the City of New York. Records, 1849-1968, 1900-1968 (bulk). Description: 2 cubic ft. Notes: Organized 1846, incorporated 1849, as Jewish burial and mutual aid society. Also known by Hebrew name Chevra Kadisha. Certificate of organization, 1849; deeds and leases to land at Washington Cemetery, ...1900-1927; burial permits, 1872-1927; ... records of Irving Grossman, Secretary of Society, including correspondence with Washington Cemetery, ... ca. 1898-1938; ... and maps of cemetery. German and English. Inventory. Location: 92nd Street Y. Archives, New York, NY. Control No.: NYHV88-A488 [December 2000]
        Help of Israel An Roiza
        Hungarian Free Burial
        Indep. Wilner Association
        Indep. Kletzer Brotherly Aid
        Indep. First Odessa Benev. Assn.
        Indep. Untd Brethren of Pomevisch
        Indep. Kurlander Benev. Society
        Indep. Grodno Sick Support Soc.
        Indep. Minsker Assn.
        Ind. Bialystocker
        Independent Brith Abraham
        Ind. Elchamor Lodge
        Ind. Grodner
        Ind Tarnower KUV
        Isaac Elderman Lodge
        Isaac Lodge
        Kartuz Bereza: http://mywebpage.netscape.com/stephenpmorse/barg
        Kedainer United Verein. {10718}
        Kadainer Assn. {10718} (Section 5, Post 509) 193 burials. ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net
        Ked. Bnai Rappaport
        Ked. Levi of Baredschef
        Kempner Benevolent Society: Society may provide information based on names. Anthony_Lewis@bio-rad.com
        King Solomon Lodge
        Kol Isl An Polen
        Korzino Rabin
        Kovner YMA Ind 1 {10718} Sec 4 Post 433; 227 burials. ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net
        Krakauer Friends
        Kuznica burials {10131} here as well as Mt. Judah in Queens and Beth David on Long Island
        Liady Musech Hari
        Lodzker Chev. Agu Ansh
        Meretz: [The Meretz Relief Association of New York: {10285} only 18 names. Meretz owned at least two cemetery sections. Their revised constitution of 1936 mentions 10 remaining plots in Section 4 at Washington Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York and 40 remaining plots in Section 59 at Mt. Hebron Cemetery. Customarily, such burial societies made a bulk purchase of plots in close proximity to each other for member use. The Meretz section in Washington Cemetery has a beautiful arched entrance gate that was erected by the society. There is also a Meretz Cemetery in Boston, Massachusetts. [Stan Lipson, 648 E. Broad St., Westfield, NJ]
        Mish Anhe Slutzk
        Mog. Abr. An Astrolinko
        Mordecai Lodge No. 24, Order Brith Abraham (see Hatikvo Beneficial Society)
        Moses Chevra Gir Aryeh
        Mt. Sinai Lodge
        Mt. Sinai Hebrew Mutuak Benevolent Society sold plots from 1849 on; no longer in existence
        Neir Hat An Lebestiff
        New Bessarabian Aid
        New York Social Club
        Nichwitzer Cehevra (one of the first societies) Changed name to Progressive Brethren of Neshivis in 1890.
        Ohav Scholem An Ach An Ungarn
        Oschow Scholem Lodge
        Ostrow Mazowiecka {10520} Chevra Bakish Sholom Anshei
        Ostrover Burial Society: [ wg@panix.com
        Palestine Lodge
        Progressive Brethren of Neshvis {10718} Compiled by Ben Weinstock, Nov.1997; Prog. Brethren also uses Mt. Hebron
        Rabenu Nachman Anshei Grodno Zion Bruderbund
        Rossianer Benevolent Association {10718} Sec 1 Pt 19 (Rasseiniai, Lithuania Landsmanshaft). 242 burials. ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net
        Roumanian Amer. Lodge
        Salozier KUV
        Sch Am An Kutno
        Sch. Aur An Kutner
        Schewet Judah
        Schizervo Eliazer Lodge
        Sfard An Lebowitz
        Sfard An Poand
        Sokolka Society burials {10134}: also at Mt. Carmel in Queens and Beth David on Long Island. [Flora and Herbert Gursky]
        Sol Hersh Lodge
        Sons of Benjamin
        Sons of Israel
        Tiff. Jos. An Przemyl
        UBBS
        Ulanow Sections {10718} No infant names included sections 3 & 4. Jim Feldman, feldmans@mediaone.net
        United Minsher
        US Grand S & B
        Warshauer Society
        Washington Lodge
        Wilkomirer Young Mens [10718] (Section 2, Post 203) and (Section 3, Post 330)
        Workmen's Circle: see Postal & Koppman. Jewish Tourist's Guide to U.S. Phila.: Jewish Publ. Soc., 1954, p.445
        Young Mens Austrian
        Zion Bruderbund

• Ahavath Chesed: see "Directory of Jewish Local Organizations in the United States", pp. 330-583, American Jewish Yearbook 5680 September 25, 1919 to Sept. 12, 1920; vol. 21, edited by Harry Schneiderman for the American Jewish Comm and submitted by Alan Hirschfeld.
• Central Synagogue: Burial permits, 1859-1932. Manuscript Collection No. 544 is at AJA . American Jewish Archives, 3101 Clifton Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45220-2488. 513-221-1875 (tel); (513)221-7812 (fax). E-mail: AJA@cn.huc.edu .
• Manhattan Cemetery: 12th Street, between 5 & 6 Avenue. extension of Manhattan's Chatham Square (Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue); Source: Cheryl Harawitz, cherylln@mail.idt.net
• 2nd Spanish Portuguese Cemetery: West 11th Street. The dates on the sign are 1802-1829. Cheryl Harawitz, cherylln@mail.idt.net .
  http://forgotten-ny.com/CEMETERIES/Hidden%20cemeteries/hidcem.html

  PHOTO: West 11th Street just east of 6th Avenue is the Second Cemetery of Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue, Shearith Israel, and dates from 1805. West 11th Street was cut through in 1830, reducing the previously larger cemetery to its current triangle. The remains were reinterred at the Third Cemetery on West 21st Street. Burials ceased in 1852 by law after which burials continued in Queens. The red brick building abutting the site was a Civil War tavern called the Grapevine.[September 2002]

• Congregation Shearith Israel: (212)873-0300 New Bowery/Oliver St./Chatham Square, New Bowery St., Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue, 1656, see Postal & Koppman. Jewish Tourist's Guide to U.S. Philadelphia: Jewish Publ. Soc., 1954, p. 381-383. None of these locations are active. Source: Aaron Roethenberg, aaron@yrkpa.kias.com
      Congregation Shearith Israel: Cemetery is located at Chatham Square & St. James Place, NYC. (212)873-0300. 23 Dutch Jews, who arrived in New Amsterdam in 1654, established this cemetery, the second oldest Jewish burial yard in the US. The oldest gravestone bears the date 1682. Site was used until 1805. Source: Arthur Guttman, artest11613@webtv.net
  http://forgotten-ny.com/CEMETERIES/Hidden%20cemeteries/hidcem.html

  PHOTO: First Shearith Israel Cemetery of the Spanish- Portuguese Synagogue is at St. James Place, just off Chatham Square in Chinatown, and dates to 1683. The Shearith Israel Jews emigrated from Brazil beginning in the mid-17th Century. [September 2002]

            Pool, David de Sola, 1885- Title: Papers of David de Sola Pool and Tamar Hirshenson de Sola Pool, 1678-1981, 1889-1981 (bulk) Description: ca. 120 cubic ft. Notes: Rabbi David de Sola Pool (1885-1970) was associated with Congregation Shearith Israel, 1906-1970. Tamar de Sola Pool served as national president of Hadassah, the women's Zionist organization. Papers concern the Pools' involvement with Congregation Shearith Israel and Jewish, Zionist, Orthodox, and liberal organizations and causes, as well as personal and family matters. David de Sola Pool's papers include .., cemeteries, ..., funerals, ... New York, Location: Congregation Shearith Israel, New York, NY. Control No.: NYHV86-A2054 [December 2000]
            Congregation Shearith Israel (New York, N.Y.). Clerk's Office Records, [ca. 1700-1985] Description: ca. 132 cubic ft. Notes: ... hashkavot (memorial prayers), 1718-ca.1942, and nakhalot (anniversaries of deaths), 1862-1903; ... cemeteries, ... Inventory of correspondence and subject files. Shelf list of other material. Location: Congregation Shearith Israel, New York, NY. Control No.: NYHV86-A2039 [December 2000]
           Inskeep, Carolee. The Graveyard Shift: A Family Historian's Guide to New York City Cemeteries (Orem, UT: Ancestry, 2000. The book describes Jewish cemeteries that once existed in Manhattan on 32nd, 89th, and 105th Streets, and on Madison Avenue in the 70's. Beginning in the 1850's, which brought soaring real estate prices and legislation restricting further interments in Manhattan, remains were moved from those burial places to new cemeteries in Queens and Brooklyn. Consequently, Bayside, Beth El, and other cemeteries contain the graves of people who died years before the cemeteries opened.
      UPDATE: Cemeteries of Congregation Shearith Israel - The Spanish and Portugese Synagogue website: http://www.sephardicstudies.org/csi11.html [August 2002]

• Baron Hirsch Cemetery: 1126 Richmond Avenue, Staten Island, New York 10314; (718)698-0162 Burial Societies and Family Circles (incomplete listing). Source Linda Cantor, lincan@amanda.dorsai.org
      UPDATE: From the Staten Island Advance, August 2, 2002: damage occurred in the Shrentzker Society Plot (Plot G) including the children's section. Three instances of vandalism occurred over a period of five days. Howie Zakai is willing to do look-ups. JEDI318@aol.com[August 2002]
  

  1st Botuschaner Ladies S & B	1st Chortkower Sick & Ben. Soc.	1st Delatyner (& Erste Delatyner). Source: ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net
  1st Lanszyner {10876} Source: ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net	1st Nadworna and Nadworna Young Men's plots {10224} Source: ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net
  Aaron Reizer	Ackerman	Ads. Israel of Bayonne
  Agudat Achim of Bayonne	Ahavas Jeshurun	Ajutorul Bukarester Handw.
  Albanian Society- United Brotherhood of Gjinokstra	Alexandrovsk Nova Ben.	Altman Plot Novoselitzer
  American Far Eastern	Anshe Sfarad of 47 St	Anshe Sfarad of Bayonne
  Anshe Wishograd	Austrian Hebrew Free Burial	Bacauer
  Bass	Bayonne Hebrew Ben.	Bayonne Star Lodge
  Berlader Mens	Berlader Young Mens	Bertha League
  Bess. Novoselitzer	Beth Joseph Free Burial	Betty Zuker
  Bezeur Ladies Circle	Bilner-Lonker	Bloom-Silverman
  Blum	Bnei Israel	Brandwein
  Breger	Breitbart	Bukrstr. Lad.
  Ceribashi	Chaleff Family	Chernigower
  Chernobiler	Chevra Bichurim or Munkasser	Choci-Mierzer
  Chocimierzer	Chzanower	Citadel Lodge Erste Rumanian
  Daughters of Israel	Derechener	Dumbrowitzer
  Durdejaner	Dusker	East Side True Sisters
  Effman Family Circle	Einhorn	F. Filstiner
  Fannie Siegel Berlader Ladies	Frystig	Gelberg-Gordon
  Glassman, Weinstein	Goldstein Bros.	Goniondzer
  Goniondzer T.Y.F.	Goniondzer Trestiner YMBA	Goodlever
  Greater NY Lodge #236	Greenberg	Greenville
  Greiffer	Gurland Family Circle	Guterman
  Hlusk #1	Hlusk #2	Hlusk #3
  Hlusker Ben. Society	Horker	Horozover
  Hungarian Brotherly Love-Yehuda Yorkville	Hungarian Ohav Zedek of Bayonne	Ind. Burdjer
  Ind. Delatyner (KUV) {10876} [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]	Ind. Novoselitzer	Ind. Progressive Sisters
  Ind. Riga Sisters	Ind. Securaner	Ind. Sons of Abraham
  Ind. Stabzer	Independent Stanislauer {10295} [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]	Itzhok Meyer Family Konovitz
  Jablonower	Jack Moskowitz Nemo	Jacob Auerbach
  Jacob Mirchin	JC Free Burial	Jewish National
  Jewish War Veterans	Jonathan Society	Kaidenower
  Kamenetz Litovsk Mihaliner	Keppler	Kiever Home
  Kiever Ladies	Kishniver	Kleinman
  Kolchiner Ind.	Kolker	Kolker Soc.
  Kopester #3	Kopester/Kopister (record YIVO)	Koristichover
  Korostishover	Kossower	Krasilow
  KUV {10876}	Ladenkeim, Gottlieb	Lantzkoriner
  Lapizer Ind.	Lazar Solomon	Leah Feller
  Lepler	Levertover	Lichtman
  Lipkaner	Lodzer	Loyever
  Loyever	Lutzker	Mapleton Park
  Marks Cohen Rogerson	Meleichicher	Menachem Zion
  Merislaver	Mestislaver	Mihaliner
  Misodli Lovin	Mohliver	Monroe Street
  Morris Grief Odd Fellows	Morris Mendelson	Morris Mendelson
  Mt. Sinai	Muter Pearl - Bay City Order	Nadworna YMBA
  Nash	Nathan Strauss	Neiburg
  New Era Club	Niznower	Novigroder
  Nusi Hari of Bayonne	NY Friendship	Odessa
  Ohav Shalom of Jersey City	Olga Alpern	Orsher Young Men
  Ottynier #3	Pilover	Poloner
  Ponidel	Prailer	Pultusk
  Pycenszier	Rabbi Chaim Nager	Rabbi Israel Eisenstein
  Rabbi Joshua Meyer	Rabbi Sharkibly	Rabbi Shmuel Salante
  Rabbi Talner Twersky	Rachwalosker	Radawitz Roumanian
  Radomer YMBA	Rahway Hebrew Benevolent	Raphel & Bluestone
  Rebsewitzer	Reshkaner	Rigauer Lodge
  Rosenstock	Rosoff	Roumanian Kindness
  Roumanian Ladies	Ruca Shakir	Rymalower Young Mens
  Rypiner	Sadagorer	Sadagorer Lutzker
  Sam Hever Sons of Zion	Sam Syrop & Alpern Family	Samochwalovi
  Schedlowzer	Schein-Derman	Schlefstein
  Schreiber	Schuder YM	Securaner
  Seigel Bakers	Shedlowitzer	Shrenker Ladies
  Shrentzker	Skalater Progressive	Skarzysko
  Solomon Family	Sons of Israel (Yanove Nobel)	South Bklyn
  Stolin	Suchovollier	Talmud Torah N. Side Bklyn
  Targovitzer	Telechaner-Schventolvoler	Telenester
  Tiferet Israel Stapleton Lodge	Tiffereth Israel of Jersey City	Tiffereth Israel of Stapleton
  Trestiner	Turbiner	Uhnover & Tartikover
  Uller Children	United Hebrew Musical	United Lubcher
  United Warchaver	United Warchaver	Ushpoler
  Velitzer	Velizer	Victory Lodge
  Voronover	Voronover Young Men's Ben. Assn.{10876}	Warren Harding Lodge
  Warschauer	Washlikover	Williamsburg
  Wilner	Wilner-Stawisker Ben.	Winitzer
  Witkower	Witzker	Wm Shreiber
  Wm. Mckinley Macabees	Yanover Pride of Israel	Yarshiver
  Young Hungarian	Young Israel of S.I.	Zdunskawoler
  Zlotniker

  Workmen's Circle Inc.: (718)698-0162) 45 E 33rd St., NY 10016, (212)532-1001, fax (212)532-1573 has lists of their members buried here. Source: Faith Weinberg, Asst. Director, Member Benefits
       Joseph Held section of Baron Hirsch: No one from our family had visited for ages. We were warned by the office that Joseph Held was one of the sections that was terribly overgrown (possibly with poison ivy) and came prepared with gloves, gardening tools and trash bags. It took a long time to find the two graves because almost all the stones were covered over and the office could not provide a detailed map. Apparently, the growth of English ivy and other climbing plants that had been popular decades ago had been left totally unchecked. In some places, they had not only grown over the stones but also attached themselves to low hanging tree branches, creating a jungle of vines. Eventually, we found our gf's grave and almost missed our gm's because the stone had toppled off the base. We filled up about 6 huge trash bags (all that we had brought) just from clearing a relatively small area. We went again a year later and were amazed how much had grown back, mainly growth from adjacent plots. Dena Abrams, Merrick, NY. dabrams1@optonline.net [November 2000 on JG Digest]
• Mt. Richmond Cemetery: 420 Clarke Avenue, Staten Island NY 10306-6139, (718)667-0915. Burials began 1909 and continue today. Death certificates may abbreviate this cemetery as MR. Several synagogues used these two cemeteries [?] owned by the Hebrew Free Burial Association, but only those synagogues [not named] have those records. The Hebrew Free Burial Association has the records for 55,000 burials they have done and will release this information only to relatives. Direct all inquiries to: Hebrew Free Burial Association, 363 Seventh Avenue, Suite 501, New York, NY 10001; 212-239-1662, FAX 212-239-1981.
        (Submitted by Mila Begun MBegun@aol.com )Summary of The New York Times Sunday, March 24th article by Andrew Jacobs on page 3 of The City section (Section 13): The history and present status of the Hebrew Free Burial Society's Mt. Richmond Cemetery on Staten Island follows:
       Eastern European Jews from the Lower East Side of Manhattan formed the Hebrew Free Burial Association in 1888. The group bought Mt. Richmond plots in 1909. In 1911, the fire at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company on Waverly Place killed 146 young women, many Jewish immigrants, who are buried at Mt. Richmond with the words "Died at the Fire" etched on their headstones. Burials peaked at 1,261 in 1914 with more than half children. In 1986, burials reached a low of 139. An estimated 55,000 burials occurred in the 1900s. Among the graves are indigent Jews, sometimes buried without a marker, Holocaust survivors who died penniless, and more recently, arrivals from Ukraine's Chernobyl disaster, who came to the U.S. for treatment. Many NYC organizations used to insure indigent Jews a proper burial. Now, the Hebrew Free Burial Association is the only one remaining. Surviving on occasional donations and meager government subsidies, the association nearly went bankrupt in the mid-1980s. The cemetery fell into disrepair. In 1984, an investment banker, Gerald E. Feldhamer, became the organization's president. His aggressive fund raising efforts restored the cemetery and its chapel and increased the annual budget. The number of free or low cost burials increased to more than 400 in 1995.
       Currently, Rabbi Shmuel Plafker presides over the cemetery's religious functions and the physical site. As archivist, he continues to inscribe new burials in the newest of three crumbling ledgers. Every person buried in Mt. Richmond cemetery is listed in a book. About 30,000 graves were without markers until Mr. Feldhamer started the "Make Your Mark" campaign. Some 600 markers have been added. See http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrichmo/facsi/facsivol14no3.html#hfba [October 2000] "The Hebrew Free Burial Association: Silver Lake & Mt. Richmond Cemeteries" by Fred Crane
• Ocean View Cemetery: Section M.R.. P.O. Box 116, Staten Island, NY 10307-0116, Phone: (718)351-1870. At least one Jewish burial is found in this cemetery: Braunstein, Raschella or Rosa, age 5, was buried from Ellis Island after being hospitalized for 21 days. NYC Municipal Archives 1910, Reel No. 12. Certificate No. 90-0. Annectodal evidence of other similar Jewish burials.
• Silver Lake Cemetery: 926 Victory Blvd. Staten Island, NY 10301. Burials began in 1887 and go through the 1960s. The State of NY Department of State, Division of Cemeteries claim that Silver Lake Cemetery, Richmond County, Staten Island, NY, is under the auspices of Ms. Sandra Weisel, Administrator of The Hebrew Free Burial Association, 363 Seventh Avenue, New York, NY 10001. Source: Shelley Parish Nord, 648 Township Line Rd. Belle Mead, NJ 08502.
       "Status: Active, Size: 4.70 acres, Location: 926 Victory Boulevard, 10301, east side of Victory Boulevard, south of Silver Mount Cemetery, across from Silver Lake Park and Golf Course, Silver Lake/Sunnyside, 926 Victory Boulevard, Earliest known burial: 1868, Contact: Hebrew Free Burial Association, No. 501, 1170 Broadway N.Y. (212)686-2433, [Note: look for the article on them in http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrichmo/facsi/facsivol14no3.html#hfba ]." Source: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrichmo/cemeteries.html [October 2000]
  See http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrichmo/facsi/facsivol14no3.html#hfba [October 2000] "The Hebrew Free Burial Association: Silver Lake & Mt. Richmond Cemeteries" by Fred Crane.
• United Hebrew Cemetery: {10638} 122 Arthur Kill Road, Staten Island, NY 10306, (718)351-0230. " Status: Active, Size: 100 acres, Location: 122 Arthur Kill Road, south side of Arthur Kill Road near Clarke Avenue, Earliest known burial: 1906, Contact: 122 Arthur Kill Road 10306-1134 (718)351-0230, [Note: State regulated]" Source: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrichmo/cemeteries.html [October 2000]
  Names from all the following four sections:
        First Knihinin Stanislauer S.B.A., Block 108
        First Stanislauer Lodge No. 92 IOBA, Block 21
        Independent Slutsker Ben. Assoc. (names included above) source for this one only: Harry Boonin Hboonin@erols.com
        Independent Stanislauer Frauen K.U.V., Block 46
        Ind. Stanislauer Lodge No. 459 IOBA, Block 102
        Krakinover Benevelent Association
        Blocks 18 and 38; from Krekenava, Lithuania. ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net
  Morton J. Lieberman, Pres., P.O. Box 6; 10306. Source Aaron Roethenberg aaron@yrkpa.kias.com
• Silver Mount: 918 Victory Blvd 10301; (718)727-7020. "Silver Mount Cemetery originally Coopers Cemetery, Status: Active, Size: 17 acres, Location: east side of Victory Boulevard, across from Silver Lake Park and Golf Course 918 Victory Boulevard. Silver Lake/Sunnyside, First burial: 1866, Contact: Silver Mount Cemetery Association, 918 Victory Boulevard, Staten Island, NY 10301 (718)727-7020 [Note: state regulated]". Source: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrichmo/cemeteries.html [October 2000]
• United Hebrew: 122 Arthur Kill Rd. 10306; (718)351-0230. "United Hebrew Cemetery, Status: Active, Size: 100 acres, Location: 122 Arthur Kill Road, south side of Arthur Kill Road near Clarke Avenue, Earliest known burial: 1906, Contact: 122 Arthur Kill Road 10306-1134 (718)351-0230, [Note: State regulated]" Source: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrichmo/cemeteries.html [October 2000]

Baryszer Young Men's Benevolent Association (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1934-1973.
Description: .5 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft organized in 1905 by Jewish immigrants from Barysh, Ukraine. ... and correspondence, 1970s, regarding cemetery maintenance. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian,Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A768

B'nai Rezitza Association (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1956-1974.
Description: .7 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft founded in 1893 and incorporated in 1927 by Jewish immigrants from Rezekne, Latvia (formerly Russian, Rezhitsa, until 1917). ...and a cemetery map. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A799

Bogopoler Unterstutzungs Verein (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, [ca. 1917-1975]
Description: .5 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft founded in 1893 by Jewish immigrants from Bogopol, Ukraine. ... material concerning burial, 1925-1973, including cemetery maps; ... YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A776

Borough of Brooklyn Lodge (Brooklyn, New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1933-1965.
Description: .3 linear ft.
Notes: Jewish fraternal organization founded in 1898. It was dissolved in 1965. ... cemetery records; and correspondence. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A827

Brainsker Brothers Aid Society (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1924-1971.
Description: .3 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft founded in 1894 by Jewish immigrants from Bransk, Poland. It was active until 1979. ... cemetery deeds and related correspondence; ... YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A859

Caucasian Benevolent Society (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1924-1974.
Description: .7 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft organized in 1924 by Jewish immigrants from Caucasus, Soviet Union. ... correspondence related to burial and cemetery matters; ... YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A771

Chaim Hersch Weiss First Janower Sick and Benevolent Association (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1928-1972.
Description: 1.5 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft organized in 1909 by Jewish immigrants from Janow, Poland. A group of Jewish immigrants from Stanislav, Ukraine, joined in ca. 1910. It was named for a rabbi from Janow. ...; and cemetery maps. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages. Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A749

Chevra Kadishe Beth Israel (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1914-1967.
Description: 1 linear ft.
Notes: Jewish fraternal organization providing sick and death benefits for its members. It was founded in 1858 and disbanded in 1967. ...; burial permits, 1914-1966;... and cemetery map. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A746

Chevra Kol Yiâsroel of Brownsville (Brownsville, New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, [ca. 1912-1945]
Description: .4 linear ft.
Notes: Synagogue founded in 1909 in Brownsville, Brooklyn, N.Y. ... cemetery plot outlines; ... YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages. Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A906

Chmielniker Sick and Benevolent Society (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1935-1978.
Description: .7 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft organized in 1929 by Jewish immigrants from Chmielnik, Kielce province, Poland, as the Chmielniker Sick and Benevolent Society of Poland, Inc. ... cemetery map; and memorial book, 1960. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages. Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH90-A50

Congregation Beth Hamedrash Hagadol (Manhattan, New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1878-1949.
Description: 3 linear ft.
Notes: Oldest Orthodox Eastern European synagogue in New York City, founded in 1852. ...; list of deceased members; ... sale of cemetery plots; ... YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A277

Dora Lipkowitz Voluntary Aid and Sick Benefit Society (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1970-1976.
Description: .2 linear ft.
Notes: Jewish mutual aid society. It was dissolved in 1976. ... and cemetery records. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages. Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.

Control No.: NXYH89-A833
Erste Sadagorer Kranken Untershtitzung Verein (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1903-1973.
Description: .2 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft organized in 1903 by Jewish immigrants from Sadgora, Ukraine. It was also known as First Sadagorer Sick Benevolent Association; and it was dissolved in the 1970s. ... and cemetery records, 1903-1959, including map and burial permits. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A798

Erster Samborer Kranken Unterstitzung Verein (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1930-1975.
Description: 1 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft founded in 1884 by Jewish immigrants from Sambor, Ukraine. It was dissolved in 1975. ... cemetery records; ... Minutes are in German.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A840

First Bucecer Independent Benevolent Association (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1925-1972 (bulk 1961-1972)
Description: .2 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaftn founded in 1925 by Jewish immigrants from Buczacz, Poland (now Buchach, Ukraine.) Cemetery deed; constitution; minutes, 1961-1972; ... YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages. Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY
Control No.: NXYH89-A790

First Kopyczyner Sick and Benevolent Society (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1943-1975.
Description: .3 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft organized in 1895 by Jewish immigrants from Kopychintsy, Ukraine. It was also known as the Erste Kopyczyncer Kranken Unterstitzung Verein. ...; and a volume containing cemetery deeds, membership records, and cemetery reservation records. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A849

First Independent Zinkower Society (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1952-1975.
Description: .3 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft founded by Jewish immigrants from Zinkow (Zinkov), Ukraine. (Podolia Guberniya ) It provided burial and funeral expenses. It was dissolved in 1976. Minutes, 1973-1976; dues ledgers, 1965-1974; income and disbursement ledgers, 1952-1954; cash receipts, 1964-1968; and a cemetery map. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages. Subjects: Jews -- New York (N.Y.) -- Charities.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A842

First Przemysler Sick Benefit Society (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1906-1965.
Description: 3.9 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft founded in 1889 by Jewish immigrants from Przemyâsl, Poland.... cemetery materials;...YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages. Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A813

First Soroker Bessarabian Mutual Aid Society (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1910-[ca. 1959]
Description: 1.1 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft founded in 1897 by Jewish immigrants from Soroki, Moldavian S.S.R. (Bessarabia). Record book of the burial committee (also called the khevre kedishe), 1910-1953, including minutes, rules, names of officers and deceased society members; "golden book" (records of deaths of members); ... photographs of Soroki, 1920s-1930s;...reports on cemetery activities, and lists of names of plot buyers, 1938. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages. Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A713

Horodishter Korsoner Lodge (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1930-1974.
Description: .9 linear ft.
Notes: Lodge was organized by Jewish immigrants from Gorodishche (Gorodok), Byelorussia. ..., 1940s-1970s, relating to grave purchases, cemetery committee activities, ...YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A736

Independent Elizabethgrad Ladies Benevolent Association (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1961-1975.
Description: .4 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft founded in 1905 by Jewish immigrants from Yelizavetgrad (now Kirovograd), Ukraine. The women's group owned its own cemetery plots. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A742

Independent Frymcie Radymnoer Frauen K.U.V. (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1914-1954.
Description: .2 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft founded in 1905 by Jewish immigrants from Radymno, Poland. It was also known as Independent Fremtsche Radimnauer K.U.V. It was dissolved in the 1970s. Cemetery agreements and contracts, 1914-1926; burial permits, 1918-1954; and membership address book. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH90-A19

Independent Order Brith Abraham. Henry Clay Lodge No. 15 (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1890-1947.
Description: 1 linear ft.
Notes: Jewish immigrants from Plock, Poland founded Landsmanshaft in 1888, which was a branch of Jewish fraternal order. It incorporated the Boris Schatz Benevolent Society in 1932 when it appeared the Independent Order Brith Abraham would dissolve. ...cemetery maps; ...YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A666

Kreitzburger Jacobstadter Benevolent Association (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1921-1977.
Description: .6 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft founded in 1918 by Jewish immigrants from Krustpils (Jekabpils), Latvia. It was dissolved in 1977. ...sick benefit and cemetery records; ...YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A825

Krementchuger Ladies Benevolent Association (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1914-1977, 1939-1977 (bulk)
Description: .9 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft, which served as a mutual aid society, established in 1900 and incorporated in 1914 as the Ladies Krementchuger Benevolent Association by Jewish immigrants from Kremenchug, Ukraine. It was also known as the First Ladies Krementchuger Benevolent Association. ...and cemetery map. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages. Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH90-A56

Kutno Society B'nai Jacob (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1884-1974.
Description: .9 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft organized in 1872 by Jewish immigrants from Kutno, Poland. It dissolved in 1974. ...; burial permits, 1884-1974; cemetery map; ... YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A738

Leah Benevolent Society (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1924-1967.
Description: .7 linear ft.
Notes: Jewish women's society established in the 1880s to provide sick benefits and burial to members. It was dissolved ca. 1967. ...; and cemetery permits. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A810

Loyal Benevolent Society (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1886-1969.
Description: 1.3 linear ft.
Notes: Established in 1886 as the Hirsch Liska Lodge No. 66 of Order Brith Abraham. It was also known as the Hirsch Liska Sick and Benevolent Society...cemetery map; .... YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A781

Lubaner and Vicinity Benevolent Society (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1941-1976.
Description: .7 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft founded in 1923 by Jewish immigrants from Luban (Lauban), Poland. It was dissolved in 1970s. ...; cemetery records; ...YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A826

Nathan Marcus Benevolent Society (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1931-1973.
Description: 1 folder.
Notes: Jewish mutual aid society. It was dissolved in the 1970s. Correspondence, 1954-1973; and cemetery agreements. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, N.Y.
Control No.: NXYH90-A22
Shonberg Family Aid Society (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1916-1969.
Description: .3 linear ft.
Notes: Mutual aid society organized in 1912 and incorporated in 1915 by Shonberg (Shoenberg) family immigrants from the Warsaw, Poland area. Membership is open to Shonberg direct descendents and spouses. ...cemetery deeds, 1916-1946. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH90-A47

Soroker Young Friends Benevolent and Educational League (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1921-1975.
Description: 1.7 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft founded in 1910 by Jewish immigrants from Soroki, Moldavia (Bessarabia). It briefly joined with the Uriver Branch of the Workmen's Circle, but left before World War I. ... including cemetery map; ...YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages
. Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A712

Szeniczer Ladies Sick and Benevolent Society (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1942-1974.
Description: .9 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft organized by Jewish immigrant women from Szczeniec, Belorussia. [SHCHENETS 5342 2425 N 129.2 miles W of Minsk ?] It was dissolved in 1974. ...; a cemetery book; ...YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A756

Trisker Voliner Young Men's Benevolent Association (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1923-1976.
Description: .9 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft founded in 1915 by Jewish immigrants from Turisk, Ukraine. ...cemetery map; ...YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A795

Uller Benevolent Association (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1950-1977.
Description: .2 linear ft.
Landsmanshaft, which served as a mutual aid society, organized in 1906 by Jewish immigrants from Ulla, Belorussia. It was dissolved in 1977. ...and cemetery map. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH90-A55

United Botoshaner American Brotherly and Benevolent Association (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1916-1973.
Description: .5 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft incorporated in 1904 and reorganized in 1906 by Jewish immigrants from Botosani, Romania. ...and cemetery materials, 1916-1964. YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A758

Utianer Benevolent Association (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1937-1977.
Description: .6 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft of Jewish immigrants from Utena, Lithuania. ...; cemetery records; ...YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH89-A816

Wolkowisker Relief Society (New York, N.Y.)
Title: Records, 1920-1980 (bulk 1920-1922)
Description: .1 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft founded in 1917 by Jewish immigrants from Volkovysk (formerly Wolkówysk, Poland), Belorussia, to aid Jews in Volkovysk. It was dissolved in 1923. ...photographs of graves of Nachimoff's relatives in Volkovysk, 1920-1922; ...YIVO collections are in Yiddish, Russian, Polish, English, Hebrew, and other European and non-European languages.
Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.
Control No.: NXYH90-A11