International Jewish Cemetery Project

International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies - Cemetery Project

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Jewish Genealogy Society of Long Island
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QUEENS (Queens County)

Cedar Grove Cemetery: see Mt. Hebron
Congregation Shaare Zedek Cemetery:
Highland View: same as Mt. Judah. Florence Marmor ( fmarmor@dorsai.dorsai.org ) states: Highland View is the name on land registry records for plot sales that I listed. They are not included here. Also, a big sign on the corner reads "Highland View."

FLUSHING:

Mount Hebron: 130-04 Horace Harding Expressway, Flushing, NY 11367-1027 (718-939-9405) Mailing Address: P.O. Box 228, Flushing, NY 11352. Located off the Long Island Expressway (US Route 495) near College Point Boulevard. Office Hrs: M-F 9-11:50, 12:30-4pm, Sunday as well but staffed by part-timers. Grounds are open 8am-5pm. Staff is extremely helpful. Cedar Grove C emetery Assn. is the administrator. Quite large and well kept, Mt. Hebron Cemetery was established on the grounds of non-sectarian Cedar Grove Cemetery, Flushing, NY in 1909. The cemetery has more than 217,000 graves. Mount Hebron Cemetery, New York City has a data base to look up internments by name or by society. Their interment search allows for a comprehensive search of all individuals buried at the cemetery. There are also driving directions or the website, hours of operation, a printable map, and the ability to view a comprehensive list of all burial societies with plots in the cemetery. http://www.mounthebroncemetery.com/search.asp?type=interment June 2006]
Sections:

See photos and burial lists at http://www.sephardicstudies.org/mt-hebron.html A Set of Indexes of Sephardic Plots of Mt. Hebron Cemetery

      1st Dobromiler S & B Block 5 and Block 42

      Abraham (IOBA):

      Adler's Young Men Ind. Ass'n No. 1: {10717} (Block 110, Path 17 & 18); 33 burials (small plot, but complete)ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net

      Andrew Johnson Sick and Benevolent Society, Inc.

      Baryszer Young Men's Benevolent Association is Block 2 ref 34. k3paradox@comcast.net [August 2005]

      Britchaner Benevolent Association (New York, N.Y.) Records, 1932-1977.

Description: 1.9 linear ft. Notes: Landsmanshaft established in 1895 by Jewish immigrants from Brichany, Moldavian S.S.R. ... affiliated with the Britchaner Bessarabian Relief Association. The association was dissolved in 1977. ... and a "golden book" (a record of deaths) for both funds; ... Also, materials relating to the burial benefits the association provided for members. These include a "golden book" (record of deaths); a notebook containing grave reservations in Mount Zion Cemetery located in Maspeth (a part of Queens) and in Mount Hebron Cemetery located in Flushing; a notebook recording members' illnesses and burials; a funeral assistance receipt book; burial and monument permit books (also in Mount Hebron and Mount Zion cemeteries); and plot deeds and reservations. 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-A852 [December 2000]

      Chevra Bnei Israel Anshe Kadan: {10717} 49 burials [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]

      Cong. Bnei Aaron Anshe Vilkomir: {10717} (Block 59, Path 8); [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]

      Cong. Bnei Aharon Anshei Wilkomir: {10717} (Block 114, Path 10); [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]

      Duetsch Ostrover Organization: Source: Harold Boiman; e-mail: 53wild@worldnet.att.net

      Empire State Lodge #191

      Erste Knihinin Stanislauer KUV: Block 5, Path 10: {10717} [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]

      Erste Stanislauer plot: {10294} [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]

      Erste Wielkie-Oczer [Wielkie Oczy in Polish] K.U.V. Section 36, line 11: {10717}

This landsmanshaften, formed October 24, 1903 was liquidated by New York State in 1984 according to Mt. Hebron. Source: Stephen Landau, White Plains, NY; stephen.landau@worldnet.att.net , web page: http://home.att.net/~stephen.landau

      First Chevre Zoliner: a.k.a. Zoliner Chevra.

Founded 1901, there are plots in three area cemeteries, all with informational posts at the gate. The other two locations are Mount Zion, Maspeth Queens, and Floral Park Cemetery, Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. Location: Block 22 (facing block 19) Source: Michael A. Miller; e-mail: mamnys@aol.com

      First Knihinin Stanislauer KUV: Block 67, Path 8 {10717} [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]

      First Solotwiner Sick And Benevolent Association {10223} [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]

      First Toporower Sick and Benevolent Lodge

      First Young Men's Cracower. Source: Judie, wg@panix.com

      Gates of Prayer Block 8

      Grand Lodge of Brith Abraham. Source: Milton Goldsamt, miltgold@aol.com

      Independent Bialykaminer K.U.V. at Mt. Hebron Cemetery: {10698}.

With two separate plots, sometimes the husband is in one plot and the wife in the other. The location for each burial is indicated by block and ref no. [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]

      Independent Order of Brith. Source: Milton Goldsamt, miltgold@aol.com

      Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Source: Milton Goldsamt, miltgold@aol.com

      Independent Brisk de Littau Lodge 565 A. A. B. Abraham http://www.jewishgen.org/belarus/independent_brisk.htm

      Khevra Anshai Smargan B'nai Chaim Avraham:

Immigrants from Smorgon. I have photograph of the 1922 stone arch entry with the names of 34 members and officers of the Khevra Kaddisha. Eric Chevlen, MD; echevlen@riker.neoucom.edu , Youngstown, OH

      Kovner Young Men: {10717} Block 28, Path 2; 473 burials; [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]

      Kovner Unterstizungs Verein: {10717} Bl 57 Path 3; [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]

      Krakauer Friends: Source: Judie; wg@panix.com

      Ladies Auxiliary of the Independent Brisk de Littau Lodge 565 I.O.B.A. http://www.jewishgen.org/belarus/independent_brisk.htm

      Leon Sanders Lodge. Source: Milton Goldsamt, miltgold@aol.com

      Life & Charity Society, Inc. - Sephardic Jews from Gallipoli (Gelibolu) Turkey http://www.sephardicstudies.org/mt-hebron-cemetery2.pdf

      Lubliner Society: first plot was sold to them in February 1909. Manhattan Fraternal Association

      Meretz Relief Association of New York: used Section 59 Source: Stan Lipson, 648 E. Broad St., Westfield, NJ

      Noworadomsker Society sections {10717} Source: Gloria Berkenstat Freund: Glory1@worldnet.att.net

      Ostrowitzer Young Mens Block 15

      Peter Cooper Lodge #613. Source: Milton Goldsamt, miltgold@aol.com

      Progressive Brethren of Neshvis {10717}

Progressive Brethren also has a plot in Washington Cemetery. The headstones are all in very good condition and easily read. There was only one damaged stone, apparently toppled. Irwin Nack compiled this list, November 11, 1997. (See their web site.)

      Rohatyn: {10717} Source: ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net .

Rohatyner Young Men's Society Burial Site: http://jgsr.net/database/rohatyn.cgi Rohatyner Young Mens Society Inc: {10717} cemetery chairman, Alvin Edelstein. Graves in Mt. Hebron Cemetery Block 57 and graves in Mt. Zion Cemetery (path 14), 59-63 54 Ave., Maspeth (Queens) NY 11378. Gravesites at Beth Israel Woodbridge NJ and "Old" Montefiore, St. Albans also. Rohatyner Young Men's Society {10806}, an organization chartered in 1903 in N.Y by immigrants from the town of Rohatin in Galicia, about 70 kilometers southeast of Lvov/Lemburg, known today as Rogatin, Ukraine. This landsmanshaften was organized by immigrants primarily for social reasons, for mutual assistance, and as a burial society. All the gravesites are sold. The names are of those buried in Mt. Hebron plot. The information source is Alvin Edelstein, Cemetery Chairman of the Rohatyner Young Men's Society. Alvin inherited this position from his late father-in-law, who held it for over fifty years. All meticulously handwritten Yiddish minutes of Rohatyner meetings of the first fifty years are preserved at YIVO in New York. Manhattan 1903 certificate of incorporation purpose is stated. Source: Phyllis Kramer, PhyllisKramer1@worldnet.att.net http://www.sephardicstudies.org/mt-hebron-cemetery2.pdf

Sephardic Jews from Gallipoli (Gelibolu) Turkey

      Shaare Tfiloh Flushing Block 24. Source: Phyllis Kramer, PhyllisKramer1@worldnet.att.net

      Stanislauer Prog. Ben. Ass'n., Block 19, Path 4 {10717}

      AG Tura Zuhow Lodge: Block: 12, Path/Ref: 2, Sec: A-C. Source: Phil Kornstein;

      Vishnevets Society: plots 22 and 76: {10717} Source: Arlene Parnes arlene@orlinter.com . Data was entered from photos taken by Bernard Kushner.

      Wielkie-Oczy:{10717} (Sec36 line11); [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]

      Willkemira Y.M.B.A.:{10717} (Block 110, Path 1) and (Block 58, Path 4); [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]

      Workmen's Circle Ohav Sholem and Bukaczowe. Source lincan@worldnet.att.net .

The Workmen's Circle Inc.: (718-939-9405); 45 E 33rd St., NY 10016, (212) 532-1001; fax (212-532-1573) has a lists of their members buried here. Source: Faith Weinberg, Asst. Director, Member Benefits

      Zoliner Chevra: see first Chevre Zoliner

GLENDALE:

Hungarian Union Field: [{10225} (5 names only)] 8299 Cypress Avenue at Cypress Hills Street, Glendale, NY 11385; 718-366-3434: Michkey Redlich, pres.; Source: ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]
Machpelah Cemetery: #15077 in AR. 82-30 Cypress Hills St., Glendale, NY 11385. 718-366-5959. Machpela's office is at 201 East Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10002 with no one at the cemetery. Source: Florence Marmor: fmarmor@dorsai.org
UPDATE: Machpelah Cemetery has tombstones dating from the 1870s. Many stones are unreadable. An entire area is overgrun with vines. [May 2002]
Mount Carmel Cemetery: {Old & New) Mailing Address: Mount Carmel Cemetery Association, Call #276P.O. Box 860093, Ridgewood NY 11386 Attention Ms. Virginia S. Goldfinger, General Manager 718-366-5900. The cemetery is located on 100 acres on the Brooklyn-Queens border. There are more than 85,000 graves. Website with a printable map and a searchable database of graves is located at http://www.mountcarmelcemetery.com/ The cemetery is divided into 4 sections: Section 1 is located at 83-45 Cypress Hills Street; Sections 2 and 3 are located at: 66-02 Cooper Avenue; and Section 4 is located at 82-99 Cypress Avenue and Cypress Hills Street. Directions from Manhattan: 59th Street Bridge-Queens Boulevard-right turn at Woodhaven Boulevard-right turn onto Cooper Avenue-leads to Cypress Hills Street. Bear left ¾ of the way around traffic circle (Drum Park). Cemetery is on left side of Cypress Hills Street before the intersection of Cypress Avenue.
The first interment took place on December 28, 1906.among the famous Jews buried in Mount Carmel are: Sholem Aleichem, Abraham Cahan, Morris Rosenfeld, Meyer London, and Jacob Adler. [June 2006]

Sections:

Ackerman Benevolent Society: Sec. 3, Block B; Source: Jeffrey D. Beller; JDBSTAMP@aol.com

Amstibeveh Young Men's Benevolent Association, Inc.
A map of the plots and burial index of the is at http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/mscibow/NewMtCarmel.html. [April 2003]

Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun: {10898}. Source: Hattie F. Berman-Murphy, HATTIE@ramaz.org

Kartuz Bereza: http://mywebpage.netscape.com/stephenpmorse/barg

NY Jeweler's Ben. Assn. {10170} (194 names) [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net

Neswiser Young Men's Society: {10898} More information and a list of names gathered and translated by Steven Stein include Blocks 3, 24 and 73A.

Ritova Chevra, a.ka. is also known as Chevra Rodfei Zedek Anshei Ritava {10170} 140 burials.
The society is for the town of Ritavas, Lithuania. Burial plots in Cedar Park, Paramus NJ and one other place have not been indexed yet. ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net

Rossianer Benevolent Association {10898, 111 burials.
Landsmanshaft for Rasseiniai, Lithuania. ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net

Sokolka Society burials {10134}: also see Washington Cemetery in Brooklyn and Beth David on Long Island. Source: Flora and Herbert Gursky

United Fastoffer No. 1 (New York, N.Y.) Records, 1929-1968. Description: 1.3 linear ft.
Notes: Landsmanshaft founded in 1900 by Jewish immigrants from Fastov, Ukraine. Its original name was United Congregation Anshe Fastoff Independent No. 1. A ladies auxiliary existed until 1969. ... a burial map of Mount Carmel Cemetery; 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-A755 [December 2000]

Workmen's Circle Inc.: (718-336-5900); 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

Mount Lebanon: 7800 Myrtle Ave., Glendale NY 11385. 718-821-0200. www.mountlebanoncemetery.com Jewish cemetery with about 85,000 graves and many family circles. [176 names donated for unknown section {10169}] The secretary is very helpful, but requires exact details because of so many unrelated surnames. Interment and care records are computerized. The first interment was in 1915 in this still active cemetery now providing aboveground mausoleum crypts in its Sanctuary.
The following travel directions from Brooklyn and Manhattan were taken from a pamphlet on directions to various NYC area cemeteries put out by Gutterman's Funeral Directors:
From NYC: Triboro Bridge, Grand Central to Interboro B'klyn, (now called J. Robinson Parkway) to exit on Forest Park Drive. Bear right to light (Myrtle Avenue). Turn left to cemetery. From Brooklyn: Interboro Parkway to Forest Park Drive Exit. Bear left to stop sign and continue under Parkway bridge to Myrtle Ave. Turn left to cemetery. From Queens: Belt Parkway to Woodhaven Blvd (Crossbay Blvd.). Turn right onto Woodhaven Blvd. Continue to Myrtle Avenue, turn left onto Myrtle Avenue. Continue to cemetery. Public transportation: BMT (Canarsie Line) at 14th St to Myrtle Avenue, and then take Richmond Hill Bus 55 to Cemetery. In addition, if coming from the Long Beach/ Far Rockaway/Belle Harbor area, take the Cross Bay Bridge at around Beach 92nd Street in the Rockways. The Cross Bay Bridge becomes Cross Bay Blvd and then later Woodhaven Blvd. Follow Woodhaven Blvd. to the appropriate turn street, either Myrtle Avenue or Jamaica Avenue, depending upon the cemetery being visited. Quite a few cemeteries are in the Glendale-Ridgewood area including Union Fields, Mt. Hope, Maimonides, Machpelah and Beth Olam. Organizations in Mt. Lebanon: (Source lincan@worldnet.att.net )
Skip to ORGANIZATIONS: M-Z

Listing Organization	Block	Path	Listing Organization	Block	Path
Adath Israel Bklyn	W	2	Bielsker	M	38
Adirondack	U	19	Bilgorayer	M	15
Akiba Eger	D	2	Bklyn Carpenters	100	1
American Ben	H	2	Bklyn First	U	10
American Friends	W	1	Bnei Jacob Williamsburg	PK	5
American Minsker	J	1	Bnei Raphael	R	19
American Working	C	17	Bogopolier	C	10
Amstel	L	1	Borisover	C	11
Anikster	102	3	Borisover	H	5
Antepolier	103	2	Boro of Bklyn	U	20
Appel Family	D	3	Bottoschan Amer	W	5
Balbirishker	R	7	Brailiver	K	3
Barer	F	18	Breslever	F	15
Barer	H	6	Brisker	J	7
Barer	PK	33	Bklyn Boro	F	11
Baruch Wolinsky	L	5	Brzezan	U	9
Bay Ridge	K	9	Brzezaner	K	12
Benjamin Family	M	39	Budzanover	F	17
Beth Judah	K	8	Burshivker	E	9
Bethel	C	12	Butka	M	12
Bethel 2	C	1	Chaim Hager	K	23
Bialystock	C	15	Charles Polimer	PK	21
Chechanowe	R	23	Gothic	50	2
Chechanowitze	PK	32	Goverover	J	4
Chizover	K	18	Greater NY Rel.	A	7
City of Stratyn	M	24	Gredinger Podolier	M	35
City of Wishna	M	11	Gussie Pollack	R	12
Clinton Auxiliary	M	36	Hagodol of Harlem	103	1
Cong. Nachal Itzchok Dorshe Tov: {10169}	C	8: 163 burials	[ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]
Court Justice	H	3	Harlem Warshauer	U	6
Daniel Webster	PK	1	Heb. Ed Alliance Grpt	M	31
Desc of Jacob	R	15	Hillel Licht	U	8
Desc of Joshua	C	16	Homler Progressive	E	5
DK Rosenzweig	U	15	Horodker	J	10
Drohobyczer	K	16	Hosea	PK	10
Dukorer	K	6	IJ Morris	H	1
Dynower	M	30	Ind. Greater NY	A	3
E. 55 St. Jewish Center	R	14	Ind. Minsker	101	1
Emanuel Plots	PK	34	Ind. Odessa Ben Soc	PK	8
Endeavor Circle	PK	19	Ind. Orler*	E	7
Faber Family Circle	E	6	Ind. Orler*	M	14
Galitzein-Friedman	K	11	Jacob Auerbach	U	18
Ginsburg-Blumen	M	32	Jaworower	C	5
Glauberman Family	M	41	Joseph Kanerek	M	40
Goelet		24	Judea Protective	R	3
Goldfaden	K	17	Kaminetz de Lita	C	14
Goldfine & Kasper	M	32	Kasdan	R	6
Kensington	L	4	Louis Heyman	102	4
Kiever Homler	PK	18	Louis Heyman	C	7
King Saul	F	21	Louis Solomon	F	16
Kingsburg	F	14	Luberer	K	15
Kirschenbaum	R	26	Lyssianker {10132}(see end)	K	2
Kittewer	PK	2	M'zion of Brownsville U		2
Klodaver	R	2	Machpela	101	old
Kolomear Friends	U	17	Machsikie Hadas	R	10
Konstantine	K	10	Majcheter	R	4
Kovler Woliner	C	9	Makowa of Poland	R	22
Kovner Ladies {10169}	R	18	Manhattan	H	7
Gemilas Chasadim Verein [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]	47 burials
Krasnepolier	F	8	Manhattan Beach	PK	38
Kroker {10169}(see end)	C	6	Maslow Family	M	44
Kroker {10169}(see end)	M	37	Mathilda Banner	M	26
Kryfcher	PK	35	Mazirer	J	11
Kurland & Lida	K	22	Mi Polen	C	4
Kushowater	R	5	Middle Village	J	3
Lebanon	E	1	Middle Village	W	4
Leches Yosher	A	6	Mikulnicer	U	6
Liflander	K	1	Minsk Chai Odom	K	14

* Independent Orler Benevolent Society. Title: Records, [ca. 1895]-1957. Description: .3 linear ft. Notes: Landsmanshaft, which served as a mutual aid society, founded in 1892 by Jewish immigrants from Orla (Orlya), Belorussia. It was founded as a lodge affiliated with the Order Brith Abraham, but became independent in 1919. ... "golden book", ca. 1895-1957, including records of deaths of members and minutes of the burial society; ... cemetery deed; and photograph of old Orler cemetery. 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-A902 [December 2000]

ORGANIZATIONS: M-Z

Listing Organization	Block	Path	Listing Organization	Block	Path
Lomzer	H	p;	Mishkin Israel	PK	22
Loshitz	F	22	Mittler Family	M	18
Mosaic	M	25	Ponewiesch	E	2
Machelitz Dor Tov	C	8	Povolotcher	PK	4
Nachlas Zwie	103	4	Povonsker Warsh	PK	26
Navarodker	M	17	Prager Warshauer	U	5
New Machpela	101	odd	Private R	R	16
New Machpela	101	even	Prog. Workingmens	E	8
New Sandez	W	6	Progressive Family	K	24
NY Coat Pressers	F	2	Prusiner	103	3
Odessa Ladies	PK	40	Rabbi Elchanon	R	27
Oestreicher	J	6	Rabbi Twersky	W	3
Ohab Zedek	A	4	Radishkowitz	C	2
Olshan Ve Ivye	M	42	Radom Aid	PK	9
Order of Lions	102	1	Radzwiller Woliner	M	19
Paule Katske	U	11	Raver Rusky	K	20
Petach Tikvah	T	1	Resitza	PK	23
Petach Tikvah 2	P	2	Richmond Hill	R	1
Petofi	P	1	Romener	J	8
Piesk	R	24	Sam Brenner	A	8
Piliver Podolier	PK	17	Sam Katz	F	10
Piliver Podolier 2	PK	36	Sanders	A	9
Plotzker	U	7	Saratoga Hebrew	M	28
Pokotiliver	L	2	Sch. Biblical Instr.	U	4
Poltaver	M	33	Schectman Family	M	45
Schloime Family	B	1	Sons of Judah	PK	7
Schmerl Pollock	PK	31	Stoliner	M	46
Schwersenz	A	2	Talmud Torah of Flatbush	H	8
Schwerzner	U	21	Talmud Torah of Flatbush	PK	39
Sea Gate Sisterhood	F	9	Temple Israel Jamaica	50	1
Sekuraner	M	34	Tolochiner	F	5
Seltzer & Horowitz	R	11	Tomoshow	PK	20
Sevezer	F	20	True Bretheren	J	12
Sfard an Poland	M	20	True Brothers	K	7
Sfard an Poland	PK	16	Turover	PK	29
Shaari Torah Flatbush	M	16	Twersker	PK	3
Sharkoistzener	M	23	Umaner	K	5
Sherwood	102	2	United Hebrew Comm	F	6
Shifrin Family	U	3	United Wilner	F	4
Sinkowitzer	F	19	US Frateranal Alli.	U	12
Sochotzover	PK	28	Uslander	F	3
Sodolovin	J	5	Varshilovker	F	1
Sokola	A	1	Wachnowker	R	9
Sokoroner	PK	6	Warshauer	R	20
Soler Brothers	R	17	Warshauer YF	K	21
Solomon Sharenow	E	10	Warshilishker	PK	24
Sons Land Israel	A	5	Washington 1	PK	41
Sons of Israel	PK	30	Washington 2	PK	39A
Washington 3	PK	37A	Woronowitzer 1	PK	11
Weinbaum Kinsmen	L	6	Woronowitzer 2	PK	37
Weingrover	D	1	Yanover Podolier	M	22
West End	PK	27	Yarmolinitzer	R	8
West End 2	PK	14	Yaruga	K	4
West Side Hebrew	E	3	YM Harmony Aid	M	27
Willawczer Buk	M	29	YM Mutual Odessa	H	4
William Sherman	E	4	Young Mens Benev	R	21
William Sherman	J	2	Zabludover	J	9
Williamsburg Comm	F	7	Zakrotschiner	F	12
Wilner Progressive	C	3	Zermin	PK	25
Wishograd	M	21	Zetler	L	3
Woloziner	PK	12	Zolkow	K	19
Workmens Circle *	WC	,	Zuravno	U	14

* Workmen's Circle Inc.: (718)-821-0200; 45 E 33rd St., NY 10016, (212) 532-1001; fax (212) 532-1573 has a lists of their members buried here. Source: Faith Weinberg, Asst. Director, Member Benefits
Kroker Benevolent Association: (2 plots worth) {10169}. [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]
     Lysyanka burials {10132}. Also see Montefiore Cemetery and Beth David on Long Island. Source: Flora and Herbert Gursky
      http://www.jquarter.com/~cpsa/general/NY_CEM_1.htm has burials for Landsmanshaften Society Towns of Bereza, Lineve, Malch, Pruzany, Seltz & Shershev [November 2000]
     Tchausser Society (Bronx, New York, N.Y.) Records, 1924-1959. Description: .2 linear ft. Notes: Landsmanshaft incorporated in 1924 in the Bronx, N.Y., by Jewish immigrants from Chaussy (Chausy), Belorussia. Certificate of incorporation, 1924; constitution; minutes, in Yiddish and English, 1925-1959; agreements and indentures made with Mount Lebanon Cemetery located in Glendale which is part of Queens; and miscellaneous materials. Yiddish and English. Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY. Control No.: NXYH89-A862 [December 2000]

New Mt. Carmel: {10170} [see Mt. Carmel-Glendale] 83-45 Cypress Hills Street, Glendale, NY 11385; 718-366-5900.
Mount Neboh: Dr. Charles Rothchild, President, 82-07 Cypress Hills St., Glendale, NY 11385. 718-366-4141. Off of the Interboro Parkway going towards Brooklyn: Turn right to the second cemetery on the right down the hill in the Glendale-Ridgewood area. Source: Mel Oshins, meloshins@aol.com
Ratzker Society {10708}

KEW GARDENS: (Queens County)

Maple Grove Cemetery: 83-15 Kew Gardens Road; Kew Gardens, 11415; 718-544-3600

MASPETH: (Queens County)

Mount Zion: 59-63 54th Avenue, Maspeth, NY 11378-1232. 718-335-2500 (Queens 41-013) Contact: Mark Stempa; 59-63. Surveyed Aug. 26, 1949 by Becker & Girard, successors to Walter T. Browne, Inc. Source: Mary Floy Katzman Framingham, MA; e-mail: maryfloy@usa1.com UPDATE: The cemetery is very large (78 acres) and contains more than 210,000 graves. The first burial took place on May 5, 1893. [June 2006] .
UPDATE: A searchable website is now online. Included are driving directions and hours of operation, and a searchable database of graves in Mt. Zion http://www.mountzioncemetery.com/. In the "Quick Search" on the Home page, the user enters the last name of the deceased and the returned data includes a list of all person with that surname, the location, the burial society name, and the date of death. Under the "Interment" tab, the researcher may search by any of seven fields and the website returns up to 200 matches, thus, if you are searching for a list of all graves in particular society plot, you have to get creative in how you search for the graves that do not appear in the initial list of 200. Under the "About Us" tab, there is an informative history of the cemetery and a blurb about some of the notorious persons who are buried there. Under this tab, one can also find a clickable tab to obtain a listing of all of the burial societies with plots in Mt. Zion and a printable map of the entire cemetery. Source - Marlene Bbishow [June 2006]

UPDATE: It seems that the data entered into the Mt. Zion searchable database was taken from the computer they use in the office to locate burials. There were periods of time (could have been decades ago) when burials were being inputted into their computers and for some unknown reason (perhaps haste) were inputted without the full dates of death (please note that these dates are actually burial dates--they know they have to change this, but remember the site just went up the other day and the kinks need to be worked out). The person at the time who inputted the burial information used the number 1 to indicate the day of death. Little by little, the cemetery will be inputting the correct days of death/burial, so be patient. Also the "Block" field does no good for now. It really should be Gate No., as we really know how to locate a society by path and gate numbers. Hopefully, this will be corrected soon too. Please give them time to work out the kinks. Ideally, one should be able to place the correct path number and gate number into the search fields. This will hopefully happen soon, but realize all this will not happen overnight. Also, if you happen to notice that the given name or surname in their database is different than what you know it to be, they will only be able to change it if you show them a copy of their death certificate and it indicates the name you want it changed to. They normally check three of their in-office sources to see if there is a discrepancy in the names, but if in all three sources the name is the same as what's already in their database, it stays that way until they see the death certificate. Source: Steven Lasky [June 2006]

UPDATE: Photographs of gravestones may be provided to out of the area inquirers. Send requests to Mount Zion Cemetery, PO Box 355, Maspeth, NY 11378 or call 718-335-2500. Sending a SASE and small donation might increase your receipt of the photographs. Source: JewishGen Digest, 11 Dec 2002. [December 2002]
"...John Yang's photographs of the small "enamels" he found on stones at Mount Zion Cemetery (Maspeth, Queens). A 112-page book, "John Yang/Mount Zion: Sepulchral Portraits" (ISBN 891024-23-X), was published ... [that] can be purchased online. For details, see the gallery web site at http://www.johnstevenson-gallery.com/Yang_Text.html and the April 27, 2001 NY Times article at Source: http://college2.nytimes.com/guests/articles/2001/04/27/844084.xml Source: Renee Steinig at email: rsteinig@suffolk.lib.ny.us in JewishGen Digest 8 Aug 2001.
      YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY.: YIVO'S Landsmanshaftn Archive lists this organization as Record Group (RG 917) and gives the following information. It was organized in 1903 to provide burial plots for members. Records cover the period 1903-1973, (2.5 inches) and contain correspondence and financial records 1926-1973; and cemetery records 1903-1958. The records are in Yiddish and English. The organization was dissolved in the 1970s. In September 1990, I found records supposedly on index cards are not necessarily there. Source: Stephen Cohen: smc5@lehigh.edu Societies:
      Bialykaminer Ladies: {10724} (same number as First Bialykaminer KUV below)
      Bohemian American Israelite Congregation: {10709} From a personal survey of the section, helped by an out-of-date map provided by the cemetery office for part of the section, this includes some information for burials without gravestones, but some burials without gravestones are missing. The gateway to the section has the names of the synagogue's officers engraved in stone. Source: Larry Freund, Glory1@worldnet.att.net Glory1@worldnet.att.net and lincan@worldnet.att.net
      Britchaner Benevolent Association (New York, N.Y.) Records, 1932-1977. Description: 1.9 linear ft. Notes: Landsmanshaft established in 1895 by Jewish immigrants from Brichany, Moldavian S.S.R. ... affiliated with the Britchaner Bessarabian Relief Association. The association was dissolved in 1977. ... and a "golden book" (a record of deaths) for both funds; ... Also, materials relating to the burial benefits the association provided for members. These include a "golden book" (record of deaths); a notebook containing grave reservations in Mount Zion Cemetery located in Maspeth (a part of Queens) and in Mount Hebron Cemetery located in Flushing; a notebook recording members' illnesses and burials; a funeral assistance receipt book; burial and monument permit books (also in Mount Hebron and Mount Zion cemeteries); and plot deeds and reservations. 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-A852 [December 2000]
      [?] Brisker Unterstuetzungs Verein http://www.jewishgen.org/belarus/brisker_verein.htm
      Bukaczower Society. Source: lincan@worldnet.att.net
      Chevra Achusas Oilam. Source: lincan@worldnet.att.net
      Cong Brith Sholem Bnei Yitzcnok Section: {10724}. Congregation Brith Sholem Bnei Yitzcnok is the new name of the section. The original name was Sheva Ben Issac Anshei Ropcycz. People buried here all came from Ropcycz. Source: Carolyn Putterman at PO Box 2161, St. James, NY 11780 [February 2004]
      Cong. Nachal Itzchok Dorshe Tov Bobt Kovna ({10724} (Path 8 Left, Gate 8) 76 burials. [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]
      Chevra Nachal Yitzchok Anshei Kovna Path 20 Right Gate Rd {10724} [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]
      Devenishker Verein of Greater New York {10724} 135 burials; landsmannschaft for the town of Dievenishkes, Lithuania. (Path 36 Right, Gate 21) [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]
      Drohobych & Borislav Society {10175} for the Chev. Goale Chev. Ans. Drohobitch & Boreslover Society, which is in Mt. Zion Cemetery. The Society was liquidated in 1976. J. Stempa at the cemetery will do research for $15.00. Burials took place between 1905 and 1988 and total 177 plots. Ann Rabinowitz has a drawing of the plots. PQUA32A@prodigy.com
      Erste Sadagera KUV {10724}. Sadagera refers to Sadgora, 6 km NNE of Chernovtsy, Ukraine. About 100 names are listed with burials from about 1903 to 1995, but mostly in the first half of century. If the society is still active or who is in charge other than the Mt. Zion people is unknown. The original Yiddish name was (K.U.V.) Kranken Untershtitzung Verein. Located on Path 12 of the Left Section. Source: Carl Ulrich, Box 77, Peers, Alberta Canada T0E 1W0 culrich@yellowhead.com and Bruce Reisch bruce.reisch@cornell.edu
      Erste Stanislauer Frauen KUV: {100724} Path 43R, Gate 11: [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]
      Erste Tauster Unterstutzung Verein. Path C3 Left, Gate 25. Landsmanshaft, which served as a mutual aid society, established in 1898 and incorporated in 1899 by Jewish immigrants from Touste (Tovste/Tolstoye), Ukraine. ... cemetery deeds and agreements, 1915-1973; ... Location: YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, New York, NY. Records, 1899-1974. Control No.: NXYH90-A58
      First Bialykaminer UV: {10724} (Path 8L, Gate 2)
      First Chevre Zoliner: also known as Zoliner Chevra, founded 1901. There are plots in three area cemeteries. All three locations have informational posts at the gate. The other two locations are Mount Hebron and Floral Park Cemetery, Monmouth Junction, NJ. Location: Middle of Path 13; enter from westernmost roadway. Plot is directly opposite the big smokestacks). Source: Michael A. Miller; e-mail: mamnys@aol.com
      First Solotwiner Society: {10670} [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]
      First Stanislauer Y.M.B.A.: {10724} Path 44 Right; [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]
      Grodno Aid Benevolent Association of Brooklyn: Organization founded on August 23, 1903; gates erected in 1961. Site: Gate 8, Path 38R. 17 names in {10682}, some of the older names, i.e., not all are included in the listing.
      Independent Slonimer Benevolent Society {10254}
          1.) Mt. Zion C 2nd Ward, Queens, NYC, NY. Source: Marci Hafkin
          2.) map 486: (organized 18 Nov 1900,) path 4a left, gate 10, surveyed 07 Dec 1936. Source: Gertrude Ogushwitz, gsogush@sbcglobal.net
     v3.) Map #699 map 701, path 22 right, gate 24, surveyed 02 Oct 1944. Source: Gertrude Ogushwitz, gsogush@sbcglobal.net
          4.) photographs and inscriptions from 18 graves located in the Moses Sher Family Plot of Congregation Nachlach Zee. Source: Jane Wechsler, PenR29123@aol.com
      Kishineff Sick Benevolent Society {10272} A xerox copy of the society's 1923 year book for celebrating their 20th anniversary (1903-1923 is at Brandeis University as well as a copy of the 1913 Incorporation Papers filed in New York City that includes the names and addresses of the original board members. The year book has a brief history of the Society, greetings from several officers and names of people on various committees, and also contributors, their addresses, telephone numbers and in most cases their business or profession. Has a copy: Mary Floy Schulz Katzman, Framingham, MA: maryfloy@usa1.co
      Karawasser Friendship Society: Path B-9, Left. Source: Jeffrey D. Beller; JDBSTAMP@aol.com
      Kovner Unt. Verein Inc.: {10724} Path A13 Left Gate 18
      (K.U.V.) Kranken Untershtitzung Verein: see Erste Sadagera KUV above
Noworadomsker Society sections {10724} Source: Gloria Berkenstat Freund, Glory1@worldnet.att.net
      Ostrow Mazowiecka {10519} Chevra Bakish Sholom Anshei Ostrover Burial Society Source: wg@panix.com
      Progressive Brethren of Niswizer {10724} (according to the Path D Gate 2 site map) or "Progressive Brethren of Nieshvis" as inscribed on the Arch and gates. There are 816 graves, the earliest being 1901 and the latest 1997. Most of the burials took place in the 30's and 40's. Mt. Zion Cemetery, difficult to navigate, off Maurice Avenue, near the Long Island Expressway entrance to the Queens Midtown Tunnel next to a Department of Sanitation incinerator. The immediate area is mostly industrial and has seen better days. Path D Gate 2, which has the inscribed marble arches and small marble stanchions on either side of the entrance along the front (and for the full width) of that site, was in the best repair of the three. Path D Gate 3, across the path from Gate 2, is in very bad repair. The gates are badly rusted and have fallen off the hinges. There is graffiti on the two columns that had supported the gates. At this site is a small section in the rear where infants were buried. Most of those stones are illegible or sunken into the ground. The gates to Right 26 were in good repair as were the individual gravesites. I visited these graves before the strike. Compiled by Elliott Terman, June 1998.
      Rohatyner Young Mens Society Inc: {10724} cemetery chairman, Alvin Edelstein. graves in Mt. Hebron Cemetery Block 57 and in Mt. Zion Cemetery (path 14), 59-63 54 Ave.
      Rostover Handwerker Unt. Verein: {10824} (Path 14R, Gate 6) and (Path 18R, Gate 4) This is the landsmannschaft for Rostov, Russia. Contact: David and Sonia Hoffman. [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]
      Sadgora: {10724}
      Sheva Ben Issac Anshe Ropcycz: see current name: Cong Brith Sholem Beni Yitzchok
      Sheveth Achim Anshe Slonim: {xxxxx} map 699, path 2, gate 11, surveyed 04 Aug 1944; Gertrude Ogushwitz gsogush@sbcglobal.net
      Wilkomirer Prog. Young Mens:{10724} (Path 41 Right, Gate 9)
      The Workmen's Circle Inc.: (718)-335-2500; 45 E 33rd St., NY 10016, (212)532-1001; fax (212) 532-1573 has a lists of their members buried here. Source: Faith Weinberg, Asst. Director, Member Benefits
      Zabludover KUV, Block 3, Section XIII: http://www.zabludow.com/mountZion.html
      Zoliner Chevra: see first Chevre Zoliner. Some victims of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire of 1911 are buried in a mass grave in this section.

OZONE PARK: Queens County
Note: Acacia, Bayside and Mokom Sholom are sometimes confused. In fact, death certificates might say one thing and the tombstone another. Be sure to check all the locations. Also, not all burials are included in these lists. Details of each are found below. Source: fmarmor@dorsai.dorsai.org.
UPDATE: Driving directions: http://erosenbaum.netfirms.com/jewish_cemeteries/JewishCemeteriesAcacia.htm .

Acacia Cemetery: 83-84 Liberty Ave., Ozone Park, NY 11417; 718-845-9240; Kalawarie Society, (Rubinstein Plot) Gate 4 Plot 30: [{10811} lists 8 names only]. Not all names are included as some were all in Russian.] Source: Arlene Parnes arlene@orlinter.com .
Acacia burial societies:
1st Yassir Congregation org. dedicated 11/6/10
5671 Chevra Bnai Peiser 1911
Aaron Kornfeld Benevolent Society
Abraham Chebra Kad. Ohel Jacob (Ohel Jacob Soc.) 1939
Achei Sholom Lodge #56 I. O. F. S. of I.
Akiba Eger Lodge I. O. S. B. also Lodge #31
Beer Meisel Lodge #8 I. O. B. A
Benjamin Lodge #15 I. O. F. S. of I., dedicated 1899 org. 1873
Benjamin Association also Benjamin Association O. B. A. 1884
Bessarabia und Bessarabian Woms. Benevolent Assn.
Bessaraer Verein unter Stitzung Verein
Centennial Lodge #100 O. B. A. Centennial Association
Chebra Bnai Konin Zwil Amsterdam
Chebra Makower Anshe Polen Chebra Hamedrash Anshei Makower
Chebra Gemilath Chasadim ubekher Cholima Sierpcer Gemilath Chasodim ubikur Cholim
Chebra Medrash Anshek Makower
Chevra Bnai Emet Moriampaler
Chevra Oroch Chaim Anshiraruswkavits
Chevra Agudath Achim M'Plock
Chevra Doresh Tove Congregation Doberzynski
Chevra Bnai Yisrael Kalwrier
Chevra Kadisha Beth Israel
Chevra Bet Yacov Cong. Beth Jacob of Harlem
Cong. S. A. Libowitz
Cong. Nachlass Israel Chevra Nachlatt Israel
Cong. Ahawath Schulom B. Aaron
Cong. B.I.S. Samuel Sulater Yisrael Sulanter mit zumit
Congr. Beth Hamedrach Hagodol of Brooklyn 1906
Congregation Lubevite Ulnyazim In Loving Memory of our Dear Father Jakob Lesser
Congregation A.B.K.A. Krohz
Congregation Anshei Chesed Shall Emes Founded 5657 (1897)
Congregation Anshei Chesed Shalamit
Congregation Ohob Zedek, organized 12/15/1895
Congregation Beth Jacob Anshei Sholom
Congregation Miskbkon Israel Suwalker Congregation
Congregation Bnai Israel Kalwryir
Congregation Kol Israel Anshei Poland Suwalk
Congregation Kol Israel Polen Surwalk
Doresh Tor Congregation Dobrinsky
East New York Lodge #439 I. O. B. A.
Elekanon Lodge #33, erected 1899, org 12/1883
First Jassir Congregation, org. 10/20/08, dedicated 11/6/10
Glogower Verbruderungs Verein 1907
Indenpendent Lodge 143 I. O. B. A.
Independent Chevra Achim Me Mahawer, erected 1906
Joseph Levy Lodge #113 I.O.B.A. Pioneer Progressive Soc. Inc.
Successors to the Joseph Levy Lodge Yosef Levy Lodge #113 I.O.B.A
Kalischer Benefit Society
Krakau Young Men's Assoc. (1st Young Men's Krakau Assn. erected 1886)
Krakau Young Men's Association #1 (1st Y. M. Krakau) 1872
Kutna Chevra Bnai Yacov
Kutna Society B. J. 1878v Kutna Chevra Bnai Yacov, org. 1872, erected 1972
Lincoln Society of Friends erected 1903
Malower Chebra
Meeyolovitzer Chevra Bnai Yehuda Harvitz Anshei Sefarad Nottenda Beshonat Tetesov
Misbkon Israel Suwalker Congregation
Molkovisker Young Men's Benevolent Society
Montefiore M. B. Association organized 10-1990, erected 9/1890 [sic]
Moses Mendelson Lodge #91 I.O.B.A. org. 4/24/1893 erected 9/16/26
Moses Montefiore Benevolent Society
Mt. Zion Congregation, organized 1888, erected 1899
Nachelsker Society
Nashieloker C.K.B.S. (Chevra Kadisha)
Nederland Israelitish Sick Fund "Eendracht Maakt Macht". Founded 1859. Dedicated 1904
Order Brith Abraham Benevolent Association
Prener Bruderlicher unter verein unteerscht verein, org. 12/12/03
dedicated 9/12/1 (date missing) Erec. by their children Isaac, Abraham, etc.
Prushnitzer Chebra Asifas Israel
Rosh Chodesh Cong. Ver Chevra Mikra Chodesh Betitsva Rosh Chodesh Ayar 563
Rzeszower Korszyn Congregation
Salanter Association
Scherpzer Lodge No. 31 I. O. F. S. of I.
Scherpzer Chebra Gemlith Chasadim 5654
Shaolom Lodge 214 I.B.O., org. 1897
Sheris Israel Cong. I.A. Stowisk, erec. 1892 Anshei Stowisk
Sierpcer Chevra Chadisha Gemilath Chasadim ubiker Cholim
Svehaner Yo s. Benev. Soc. Schwehsner YBB Soc. natiscada bob shanat
Tifereth Israel Verein of Bklyn. Tifereth Israel Verein fun Bklyn.
United Brethren of Mt. Gilead Agudath Achim Har Gilead 1900
United Brethren M. B. & M. Aid Society Agudas Achim
United Brethren M. B. & M. A. Society, org 2/4/1872, dedicated 5/1918
Wilner Beneveolent Association, org 11/2/02, erected 10/29/11
Yorkville Lodge #69 I. O. F. S. Of I. 1875 1902
Young Friends Lodge #147 I. O.B.A.
Zosler Protective Assn. org. 5/11/02 Zosler unter stitzung Garrsin
Bayside: Congregation Shaari Tsedek at 80-35 Pitkin Ave; Ozone Park, NY; 718-843-4840 owns Bayside. They are in financial trouble and are looking to sell it but there have been no buyers for the cemetery. [information date prior to 2000] Some death certificates for Mokom Sholom state Bayside Cemetery as the place of interment.
UPDATE: "...The office was basically closed. ...There was nice woman who was in the office on occasion and when I tried to get information from her she was unable to answer most questions. ... The cemetery needs maintenance plus it has old maps and card files. As one of the oldest Jewish cemeteries in the New York City area I am sure it would be great information, but it would take a group of volunteers and some cooperation from the cemetery to computerize the records and make the information available. It is not a small cemetery either. Source: Allan Jordan on JewishGen Digest: [6 Nov 2001]
UPDATE: "Shul Silent On Cemetery Database" by Julie Wiener - The Jewish Week: A Mormon volunteer compiled a database of burial records for Bayside Cemetery, which dates back to 1842 and has approximately 35,000 graves. ... much of which is overgrown with weeds and poison oak ... However, Congregation Shaare Zedek, the Upper West Side synagogue that owns the cemetery, is ignoring Wamsley’s request for permission to upload the data, even though he said the immediate past president agreed to the idea back in 2003. ... Rabbi Mark Ankcorn has not responded to Wamsley’s numerous phone calls and e-mail messages over a nearly five-month span. The rabbi did not return repeated phone calls from The Jewish Week seeking an explanation, nor did Shaare Zedek president Joel Shaiman. .... caretaker, Bob Martorano, ... long troubled cemetery in Ozone Park. ... the rampant vandalism, toppled headstones and other problems at Bayside — he organized a major cleanup effort. Over the course of four days, Wamsley mobilized approximately 300 volunteers, most of them Mormons from low-income neighborhoods, to clear weeds and vines, remove garbage and generally try to make the cemetery — much of which resembled a rainforest — accessible to visitors. Wamsley’s cleanup coincided with another volunteer effort, facilitated by City Councilman Joseph Addabbo and local funeral directors Leslie and Ralph Francisco, to repair the 35 badly vandalized mausoleums at the cemetery. That project was not completed, however, because the volunteers became disgruntled by Shaare Zedek’s failure to cooperate. “It was disheartening to see the lack of effort on the other side,” recalled Addabbo. The 2003 cleanup did not solve all the cemetery’s woes, but was a major improvement. Since then, the cemetery’s small staff has managed to maintain most of the area that was cleaned. However, large swaths of the cemetery, particularly toward the back, remain overgrown and inaccessible, and many headstones are still damaged. Interviewed about the situation in ’03, Shaare Zedek officials repeatedly said they lacked the financial resources to clean and maintain the cemetery, and had tried unsuccessfully to get broader Jewish communal support for it. ... “ There are Civil War veterans buried there,” Marmor said. “Both Bayside and Mokom Sholom go back to the 1860s, and there is unbelievable historical information in those cemeteries.” ... Robert Friedman, director of genealogy at the Center for Jewish History, said that while it’s “fabulous for researchers” to have access to burial records on the Web, cemeteries are often reluctant to post them, sometimes because they want to protect the privacy of families with members buried there and sometimes for proprietary reasons — they want researchers to contact the cemetery directly to request information and perhaps make a donation. Joachim said there is a debate within the Jewish genealogical community over the ethics of publicizing records on the Web. While many people want the greatest amount of access possible, others want to protect privacy. ... Wamsley argues that Shaare Zedek posting its burial records on the Web might help raise badly needed funds to maintain the cemetery and bring Bayside to the attention of “people who have family buried there and may be interested in paying into the perpetual care fund.” Source: http://www.thejewishweek.com/news/newscontent.php3?artid=11569 [October 2005]
Burial Associations in Bayside:
1st Yassir Congregation org. dedicated 11/6/10
Abraham Lincoln Lodge
Anshe Emuno
Asher Lodge No. 13 I. O. F. S.
Beershewa Bel. Soc.
Biezaner Chebra Bnai Schoul
Chaari Zedek (Sec. E)
Chebra Machzike Torah Memorial Sinei Congregation
Chebra Oroch Chaim Radoshkowarts
Chebra Bnai Abraham Anchai Chechanover
Chebra Kadisha Ohel Yitzhock
Chebra Schaumai Schaboz Williamsburg
Chevri Machzika Tfilla Anshei Stuchiner
Congregation Bnai Abraham
Congregation Bnai Israel
Congregation Bnai Israel Kalwryir
Congregation Shaari Zedek
Congregation Anshei Trestine
Congregation Miskbkon Israel Suwalker Congregation
Congregation Seinerier & Wilna
Congregation Beth Jacob
Congregation Adereth El
Congregation Bnai Jacob Tichten
Doresh Tor Congregation Dobrinsky
French Society
Gnesner Benevolent Society
Hebron Lodge Benevolent and Burial Society K.S.B.
Hillel Lodge No. 43 S. F. of F. I.
Hospital ground belonging to Chaari Zedek
Jersey City Lodge No. 50 K. S. P.
Joseph Benevolent Association
Jubilaum Lodge K. S. P.
Kadeska Bnai Abraham
Kalisher Benefit Society: Workmen's Circle (U.S.). Kalisher Landsmanshaft and Vicinity, Branch 361 (New York, N.Y.) Records, 1951-1983. Description: .4 linear ft. Notes: Landsmanshaft, which was branch of Jewish labor fraternal order, organized by Jewish immigrants from Kalisz, Poland... and cemetery and other scenes in Kalisz, 1979... 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-A124 [December 2000]
King Solomon Lodge & KSL No. 28, and KSL #28 I. O. F. S. I. Chevra
Krakau Young Men's Association (1st Young Men's Krakau Assn., erected 1886
Krakau Young Men's Association #1 (1st Y. M. Krakau) 1872
Kutna Society B. J. 1878
Malower Chebra
Mariampolen Congregation
Misbkon Israel Suwalker Congregation
Moses Montefiore Benevolent Society
New York Hebrew Mutual Benefit Society Inc. 5/23/1878
Palestine Lodge No. 36 I. O. S. F.
Rosh Chodesh Cong. Ver Chevra Mikra Chodesh Betitsva RoshChodesh Ayar 5636
Russian Society
Scherpzer Chebra Gemlith Chasadim 5654
Scherpzer Lodge No. 31 I. O. F. S. of I.
Simon Lodge
Sinai Benevolent Association
Sohne der Gererchtigkeit Chebra Bnai Zedek
Temple Israel of Harlem Congregation
Treue Bendesbrueder Lodge
United Brethren Mutual Benefit and Aid Society
United Hands Mutual Benefit Society
Gates of Benevolent Associations at Bayside Cemetery number:
     11 Congregation Shaari Zedek
     10 Congregation Bnai Jacob Tichten
     9 Chebra Bnai Abraham Anchei Chechanaver
     8 Chevri Mechzike tfillo Anshei Stuchirer
     7 Chebra Kedusha Ohel Yitzhock
     6 Sohne der Gerechtigkeit Chebra Bnai Zedek
     5 Treue Bendesbrueder Lodge
     4 United Hands Mutual Benefit Society
     3 Congregation Adereth El.
     2 Anshe Emuno
     1 Kalisher Benefit Society: Workmen's Circle (U.S.). Kalisher Landsmanshaft and Vicinity, Branch 361 (New York, N.Y.) Records, 1951-1983. Description: .4 linear ft. Notes: Landsmanshaft, which was branch of Jewish labor fraternal order, organized by Jewish immigrants from Kalisz, Poland... and cemetery and other scenes in Kalisz, 1979... 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-A124 [December 2000]
      24 Russian Society
     25 French Society
     26 Chaari Zedek (Section E)
     27 Gnesner Benevolent Society
     28 Palestine Lodge No. 36 IOSF
Abraham Chebra Kad. Chel Jacob
Abraham Lincoln Lodge
Akiba Eger Lodge
Asher Lodge No. 13 I. O. F. S.
Beerschewa Bel. Society
Beizaner Chebra Bnai Schoul
Benjamin Association O. B. P.
Chebra A. A. M. Plazk
Chebra A. A. Radoshkowortz
Chebra B. A. Weishweiser
Chebra Bnai Israel
Chebra Bnai Peiser
Chebra Machzike Torah Memorial Sinei Congregation
Chebra Medrash Makower
Chebra Schaumei Schaboe Williamsburg
Congregation A. B. K. A. Rohz
Congregation Ahawath Schulom B. A.
Congregation Anshei Trestine
Congregation B. I. S. Samuel Sulater
Congregation Beth Hamedroch Hagodol of Brooklyn
Congregation Beth Jacob
Congregation Bnai Abraham
Congregation Bnai Israel Kalwryir
Congregation Kol Israel Anshie Polen
Congregation Kol Israel Polen Suwalk
Congregation S. A. Libswitz
Doresh Tor. Congregation Dubrinsky
Hebron Lodge Benevolent and Burial Society KSB
Hillel Lodge No. 43 S. F. of F. I.
Hospital Ground belonging to Chaari Zedek
Jersey City Lodge No. 30 K SP
Joseph Benevolent Association
Jubilaum Lodge K. S. P.
Kadeska Bnai Abraham
Katna Society B. J.
King Solomon Lodge No. 28
King Solomon Lodge
Krakau Young Men's Assoc.
Krakau Young Men's Association
Malower Chebra
Mariamopolen Congregation
Misbkon Israel Suwalker Congregation
Moses Montefiore Benevolent Society
Nashielsker C. K. B. S.
New York Hebrew Mutual Benefit Society
Order Brith Abraham
Prushmitzer Chebra
Scherpzer Chebra Gemlith Chasadim
Scherpzer Lodge No. 31 I.O.F.S. of I.
Sheris Israel Congregation I. A. Stowisk
Simon Lodge
Simon's Benevolent Association
Suwalker Congregation
Suwalker Congregation
Temple Israel of Harlem Congregation
United Brethren Mutual Benefit and Aid Society
United Brothers
United Israel Lodge 33 K. S. B
Yorkville Lodge
[Editor's Note: The organization of this list was difficult to follow. January 2001]

Mokom Sholom: 80-07 Pitkin Ave., Ozone Park, NY 11417. 718-845-6030. The data was collected by Florence Marmor, David Priever, and David Gevertzman. Source and contact for all three: Florence Marmor; fmarmor@dorsai.org . A web page gives the history including free burials: http://www.jewishgen.org/infofiles/mokomcem.txt . Florence Marmor provided the following statement and information:
Mokom Sholom Cemetery of Bayside, founded in 1865 by Congregation Darech Amuno of 53 Charles St., New York City is located in Ozone Park, Queens between 80th and 81st Streets and Pitkin and Liberty Avenues, the smallest of three adjoining cemeteries. The largest is Congregation Shaari Tsedek's Bayside Cemetery and then Acacia Cemetery. Mokom Sholom death certificates state Bayside as the place of burial. Maps including a current tax map show Mokom Sholom as part of Bayside.
     Congregation Darech Amuno sold the cemetery to the Avenue M Jewish Center of Brooklyn in 1967. About August 1977, Avenue M's Rabbi, Sidney Applebaum, avoided prosecution for gross neglect of the cemetery as well as mismanagement of its funds by agreeing to repay a certain amount of money and yeild ownership of the cemetery to the State of New York. As part of their case, the state probably photographed and inventoried the societies. When I first visited the cemetery in 1979, I saw broken tombstones thrown about, lying in heaps. This condition existed until approximately 1994. The state gave the cemetery to a group of plot owners who managed it for a few years and when unable to continue, they relinquished control to a corporation run by David Jacobson, Director of the United Hebrew Community of New York. He manages it and others including Machpelah and Acacia Cemetery. He claims there are few burial records for Mokom Sholom.
     According to incorporation papers, the Free Burial Fund Society of Congregation Darech Amuno provided burial for all the Jewish poor of New York City from April 1866 until at least January 1901. Using a low figure of 50 adult graves a year (The 1881 figure is 140 adults and 47 children but this is after the large scale immigration began.) equals 750 adult graves from 1866 to May, 1881. The United Hebrew Charities (no connection to Jacobson's organization) supported Darech Amuno's Free Burial efforts from May 1881 till February 1901. UHC's records show 11,514 burials during that period. The age breakdown from 1881 to 1893 (1892 missing) gives a total of 5,970 burials. They occupied about 2,617 adult size spaces. This equals 51.85% of the total burials from 1881 until February 1901. Therefore, there must have been about 5,000 adult size graves from 1881 till 1901. Darech Amuno must have used the cemetery for their own burials from at least 1865 till at least 1920 (could have been 1910). A low of five adult size graves per year for 55 years gives a total of 275. This added to the 5,750 above equals about 6,000 adult size graves. At 12 square feet per grave, this covers 72,000 square feet.
     Today, beginning at Liberty Ave. the back (or front) third of the cemetery is empty except for about 100 gravestones spread over half of this area or about 1.5 acres. Mr. Jacobson says the other half is unused (virgin) land but cannot explain where Darech Amuno's Free Burial area exists. A free burial area would have had few monuments. I, together with other people, remember tombstones in this area of "virgin land." Numerous people even recall a fence separating the third from the rest of the cemetery with many monuments behind the fence. Remnants of that fence remain in the cemetery. The one-third of the cemetery is about 80,000 square feet and is the only area that could be the free burial area of Darech Amuno that served the poor Jews of New York City between 1866 and 1901. Therefore, any burials in this area, unless clearly identifiable as never having been used, would be illegal, immoral, and a desecration to Jewish poor as well as to the whole cemetery and indeed to all the Jews of New York City. Selling a used grave as new is fraudulent. The management as well as the state would be subject to a massive lawsuit if they permitted such a disgrace. This cemetery should be considered filled and must be closed to new burials. Statement of Florence Marmor fmarmor@dorsai.dorsai.org

UPDATE: Wiener, Julie. "The Cemetery Nobody Wants". The Jewish Week. (UJA-Federation) 18 October 2002. "Bayside Cemetery is in shambles. The Gen-X members of the shul that owns it can't pay for upkeep. Who's responsible now?" Information about Shaare Zedek Synagogue also. http://www.thejewishweek.com/news/newscontent.php3?artid=6847

UPDATE: "clean up a long-neglected Jewish cemetery in Queens later this month. The four-day effort..." SOURCE: "Mormons coming to rescue of rundown Bayside Cemetery. ... Established in the 1840s, Bayside Cemetery is the final resting place for approximately 35,000 Jews. It is located in a working- to middle-class section of Queens, almost an hour's subway ride away from the increasingly gentrified section of the Upper West Side that is home to Shaare Zedek's predominantly 20- and 30-something membership, many of them rabbinical students and young professionals. ... The cemetery has long been plagued by vandals and overgrown weeds. Many of the headstones, even in areas designated for perpetual care, have fallen over and not been repaired. In January, a vandal broke into one of the mausoleums and opened the graves, exposing human remains. ... This spring, City Councilman Joseph Addabbo, who lives just blocks from Bayside Cemetery, offered to help. Addabbo has mobilized Ralph and Leslie Francisco, local funeral home owners, who are in turn recruiting funeral providers to assist with mausoleum and tombstone repair. ... The cleanup effort at Bayside Cemetery (80-35 Pitkin Ave.) took place May 28-30 and June 2. For more information, e-mail Shane Wamsley at mybershet@comcast.net or call (801) 446-9092." Julie Wiener. The Jewish Week. May 18, 2003. http://www.thejewishweek.com/news/newscontent.php3?artid=7926 [October 2002]

Associations at Mokom Sholom Cemetery, Main Aisle:
Left        Agudath Achim Chasad Shel Emet Gate 1
Right      Israel Max Lewis Max Family Society
Right      Dunaberger Association
Left        #3 No Name Plaques are off Gate 3
Left        #2 Family Plot Gate 2
Right      Chevra Shabat Achim Gate 21
Left        Family Plot
Left        Bessabier Onat Ershdits (Hard to Read) Gate 4
Right      Solomon Rosen Benevolent Society Gate 22
Left        Missing Gate 5
Left        Family Plot Near Gate 5
Right      M Gans and R. Gans (looks like family plot) Near Gate 3
Right      Gate 23 Missing
Left        Marcus E. Harris l/2 Gate Missing No.
Left        in Morris B. Goldberger
Right      I. Hermann Family Plot
Left        Road numbered 5-1/2
Left        S. H. Sobel 1894
Right      L H A l/2 gate missing: Chapman Ingber on post
Left        Gate Missing beween 6 and 5-1/2
Right      Herrman Benevolent Association, Gate 24
Right      Missing Gate
Left        M. L. Leman
Right      Missing Gate
Left        Chevra Anshei Radzelewer, Gate 6
Left        Rzeszower Berbrueder Ungs Verein, Gate 7
Right      Chevra Gemelus Anshei Meletz, Gate 25 also called Chevra Gemeles Chassidim Anshei Meletz
Right      Herst Family Plot
Left        No Plaques Drobnin Soc. Gate 8
Right      Winitzer Society also called Chevra Ahuvat Sholom Anshei Winitzer Gate 26
Left        Congregation Hand of Shuvel (Sholen) Gate 9
Right      Chevra Bikur Cholim Bnai Yisroel Anshei Baranow Gate 27
Left        Foister Poist Yasidair Congregation Gate 10
Right      Agudath Achim Chesed Shel Emeth Gate 28
Left        Chavurah Ohavei Shalom Natisdah Shanat Torim Gate 11
Right      #29 is road
Left        #12 is path
Right      Across from 12 is a mausoleum w/name Margolin cemented closed
Right      #30 is a path
Left        Chananiah Society B. B.,Gate 13
Right      missing Gate: Right missing gate means a gate is missing over there.
Right      Max Cohen Gate 1914, leaning against Gate 32. This is a stray gate that lost its place. We found it leaning against gate 32. 1914 is the date going with the gate. There must have been a plot probably family attached to that gate.
Right      Weisen Family Plot dedicated to the son of the owner who was killed while a soldier. Several other members of the family were buried there. It is a very large family plot. He was dissatisfied with the care given by Congregation Darech Amuno (the owners of the cemetery) so he disinterred everyone and returned the plot to Darech Amuno. One person from Darech Amuno has been buried there. The rest of the plot is empty.
Left        Chevra Brith 1/2 gate Gate 14
Right      Road 33
Right      Road 33
Left        Gate of Road 15
Right      Dedicated 1882 Drobnin Soc. (newer part) Gate 35
Right      36 No longer in Existence
Left        Pathway 16 Destruction begins
Left        By Liberty Ave. and 80th St. Gate 18 Right in front of office
Dashiever Society Gate 17 to Right by Gate to Liberty Ave.
Asher Todrem Sholem Benevolent leaning on Fence Right down Path 30
Morris Livingston 1906 on left on Ground near Back Fence. This is a gate that belonged to a family plot that we found lying around the back fence. There are a few Livingston plots so it must belong to one of them. Date is 1906. Harris Daniel 1898 - gate found - no idea where the plots are. Michael Barnett 1896, (gate)
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Mokom Sholom Committee of the Congregation Darech Amuno Bayside Cemetery - broken plaque w/ Hebrew writing estab. 1865: This was the writing on 2 plaques which stood on the Liberty Ave. gateposts of Mokom Sholom Cemetery for 130 years. This showed that Mokom Sholom Cemetery was two cemeteries, the regular portion and the free burial area. One plaque said Mokom Sholom Cemetery of the Congregation Darech Amuno established 1865 and the other Bayside Cemetery of the Congregation Darech Amuno established 1865. (The plaques have been removed.)

S O C I E T I E S

LEFT SIDE	RIGHT SIDE
1. CHESED SHEL EMETH (new)	18. OFFICE SECTION
2. KALWARYA	19. FREE SONS OF JUDAH
3. YOUNG FRIENDS	20. DUNABURGER SOCIETY
4. BESSARABIA	21. CHOMSK SOCIETY
5. MEMBERS GROUNDS	22. SOLOMON ROSEN
6. LEBEDOW & RADZILOW	23. BNAI EPHRAIM
7. RSZESZOWER (Reitcher)	24. HERMANN BENEVOLENT
8. DROBNIN	25. MELITZ SOCIETY
9. YAD SHAVEL	26. WINITZER
10. FIRST YASSIR	27. BARANOW SOCIETY
11. OHAV SHOLOM	28. CHESED SHEL EMETH(old)
12. PLOTZKER	29. SECTION "G"
13. CHANNANIAH LODGE	30. HOSPITAL SICK FUND
14. BRITH SHOLOM	31. BNAI ISRAEL
15. ANSCHEI CHESED	32. ZION LODGE
16. TEL AVIV	33. WASHINGTON LODGE
17. DASHAVER AID SOCIETY	34. UNION LODGE
18. OFFICE SECTION	35. BENJAMIN LODGE
36. NEW SECTION DUBROVNER

RIDGEWOOD: (Queens County)

Beth El Cemetery: 80-12 Cypress Hills St., Ridgewood, NY 11385; 718-366-3558. Source swalski@panix.com , SE
Knollwood Park: 57-80 Cooper Ave. at Cypress Avenue, Ridgewood, NY 11385-6095; 718-386-6700
Linden Hill Cemetery: 52-22 Metropolitan Ave., Ridgewood, NY 11385-1209; 718-821-2279; Ahavath Chesed/Central Synagogue (212-838-5122)
Mount Judah Cemetery: Cypress Ave., Ridgewood, NY; 718-821-1060. Mailing address: P.O. Box 177, Ridgewood, NY 11385; Highland View Cemetery Association.
Societies:
      Dashever Society (about 1/3 of names entered) {10380} Source: Errol Schneegurt, eses@aol.com
      Independent Kovner Lodge #546 {10380}
      IOBA located in Section 1, Block R.; 171 burials. [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]
      Independent Stanislauer Ladies plot: {10380} Very small plot (48 burials)
      Kuznica burials {10131}: here as well as Washington Cemetery in Brooklyn and Beth David on Long Island
      Raciaz burials {10133}: here as well as Beth David on Long Island. Source: Flora and Herbert Gursky
Union Field: {10806} 82-11 Cypress Ave, Ridgewood, NY 11385-6716; 718-366-3748. sources swalski@panix.com and Judith27@aol.com.
Sections:
Chevra Anshe Achim Kupishok (Kupiskis, Lithuania) {10806} Source: Linda Cantor, lincan@worldnet.att.net . a.k.a.: Kovner Ladies Gemilas Chasadim Verein, Block #74; {10806} [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]
Union Field of Congregation Rodeph Shalom

SPRINGFIELD GARDENS: (Queens County)

Montefiore Cemetery: 121-8123 Springfield Blvd., Springfield Gardens, NY 11412-0098; 718-528-1700. Mailing address: PO Box 120098, St Albans, NY 11412-0098 [Also see Long Island for a New Montefiore, burials from 1928] The burials are indexed and computerized. The cemetery is land-marked and active. The urban cemetery location is on flat land, isolated from other cemeteries, and marked by a sign in English. The cemetery is reached by turning directly off a public road. Access is open to all with a gate that locks. The cemetery is divided into special sections for burial societies, possibly other sections as well. Properties adjacent to the cemetery are commercial and residential. The cemetery is visited frequently by private visitors. Regular caretakers maintain the property. Within the limits of the cemetery is a cemetery office and, at least, one other building with an undefined purpose. Renee Gottesman, 2290 Onyx Street, Eugene, Oregon 97403, reneeg@teleport.com completed this survey on 12 November 1997 using a printout from the cemetery office. She visited the site in August 1997.
Old Montefiore Cemetery: see Montefiore. {10540} Workmen's Circle, Inc.: (718-528-1700) 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 Workmen's Circle
Sections:
      Britchaner landsmenshaftn has a decent sized plot in this cemetery. Source: Marci Glazer; glazer@igc.apc.org
      Chevra Anshe Ragole {10736} Source: Sherri Bobish; Sherribob@aol.com
      Chevra Chesed Shel Emeth
      Chevra Torah Anshe Radishkowitz
      Congregation of Ansche Jurberig: {10736} The society is for the town of Jurbarkas, Lithuania. (This society also has a plot in a different cemetery.) Congregation Chevra Sheves Achin B'nai Levy Section {10276}
      Congregation Shomrei Shabos Anshe Belchatow Section {10277}
      Congregation Agudath Achim B'nai Jacob Section {10278}
      First Bialykaminer Society: {10619}
      Goldfaden Society
      Independent Lutzer Aid Society. Source lincan@worldnet.att.net
      Independent Rohatyners {10622}
      Kedainer Society: {10296} [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]
      Kosminer Society: This society is for people from the town of Kuzmin, Podolsk Gubernia, near
      Gorodok at 49 15 / 26 31. Source: Bobby Furst bobby1st@sprynet.com who will send an EXCEL list of burials upon request.
      Kovner Benevolent Literary Circle:{10736} Block 76, Gate 371/S,- 95 burials; [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]
      Lemburg Society: {10544} 11 names from near this society {10544} may or may not be part of it: A.Fluss, ex. pres., H.Harbinger, pres., G.Eisig, vice. pres., J.Drucker, rec. sec., M.Kalter, fin. Sec., R.Halpern, treas., I.Bobis, trustee, S.Enis, trustee, L.Rumberg, trustee, A.Wasserman, guard, Z.Wohl, chairman of cem.
      Erste Lemberger; Ladies K.U.V.; Indep. Lemberger; Ladies Soc. Source: Errol Schneegurt; eses@aol.com
      Lipkaner Bessarabier Society, Inc. (founded 1890) owns three plots in Montefiore Cemetery, Springfield Gardens and here. All three have informational posts at the gate. Block 97, Gate 47B-S, Sections 1 through 5 (on "Abraham Avenue" opposite Block 92) Block 97, Gate 34-S, Sections 1 and 2 (on "Abraham Avenue" near corner of "North 6th Street" opposite Block 91) Block 81, Gate 261-AE (on "North 10th Street" off corner of "Carmel Avenue"). CLARIFICATION #1: In the cemetery office, this plot is listed under the name "United Lipkaner" but it is the same organization. CLARIFICATION #2: The printed book gave the gate as "261-NE." However, the "NE" has been crossed out and "AE" posted, as apparently the cemetery's location system was recently revised. Source: Michael A. Miller, mamnys@aol.com
      Lysyanka burials {10132}: here as well as Mt. Lebanon Cemetery and Beth David on Long Island. Source: Flora and Herbert Gursky
      Rochever Woliner Aid Assn
      Shatter Progressive Benevolent Assoc. (2 plots worth) {10168}. [ ada.Greenblatt@worldnet.att.net ]
      United Hebrew Community
      United Lipkaner: see Lipkaner Bessarabier Society, Inc.
      Wechsler Family Plot of Congregation Beth David/Anshei Roman Romania, Source: Jane Wechsler; PenR29123@aol.com for five graves
      Winograder Burial Society: an incomplete and illegible map belongs to Jon-Jay Tilsen, New Haven CT
      Wolochisker Benevolent Association (Sections 8, 10 and 81) {10736} Person to contact about grave locations in Wolochisker BA Section: Renee Gottesman. Most frequent funeral homes listed: Nieberg, Midwood, and IJ Morris. Most frequent monument makers listed: Tremont and Fleisher. The date of the oldest gravestone in Wolochisker sections is 1909. Approximately 600 headstones are in the Wolochisker sections. The marble, ?granite, ?limestone, and ?sandstone tombstones and memorial markers are finely smoothed and inscribed stones and double tombstones. Inscriptions on tombstones are in English, Hebrew, and possibly Yiddish. The cemetery contains special memorial monuments to Holocaust victims. (Source: Rene Gottesman)
      Workmen's Circle Branch 536 - Ostrower {10540} (Ostrow Mazowiecka, Poland) Org. May 1910. Block 91 -Gate 25N: Montefiore to North 5 St. Turn left. Turn right on Abraham and look for Gate 25N on right.
      Zychliner Young Mens: apparently a landsmannschaft. Source: swalski@panix.com

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