JRI Poland #Poland Re: Unraveling mysteries of tombstones #poland
Micah Males <mmm@...>
I believe the cemetery has separate sections for men and women. My sister
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had thought of that one or perhaps a family plot. But since there seems to just be a few Malis graves and the cemetery had been vandalized during WW II as well as natural overgrowth, trees, shifting of the land, etc. some graves that might have been there before are no longer accounted for, to the best of my knowledge. I did come across a section in a book at my local synagogue all about the Warsaw Jewish cemeteries. Does anyone out there know for sure that there were separate burials? Thanks for your help.
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From: <David_Miller@lnotes5.bankofny.com> To: "Micah Males" <mmm@vasco.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2001 12:12 PM Subject: Re: [jri-pl] Unraveling mysteries of tombstones This may be obvious, but couldn't you find out which of the two Maliswomen is located close to your gggfather. People usually like to be interred closeto their spouses. The cemetery personnel should be able to tell you this
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