The idea of having all genealogists go to their own synagogues to copy the information on all memorial plaques is a great idea for several reasons:
1. The data can be put on similar spreadsheets such as was done for cemeteries. I would suggest that JewishGen develop a master form to post on JewishGen, and find a volunteer to coordinate this (like Nolan Altman).
2. Doing it from inside our synagogues is easier for most of us than going to cemeteries in other states and other countries.
Ellen Lukas Kahn
Reaching:
FAMILY NAMES, TOWNS (all in Germany)
FELDENHEIMER, Hengstfeld
GUNDELFINGER, Michelbach an der Lüecke
JACOBS, Osaan-Wittlich
KAHN, Klüsserath (an der Mosel)
KAHN, Osaan-Wittlich
KAHN, Rhaunen (Hunsrück)
LEVY, Aach (bei Trier)
LUCAS, LUKAS, Duisberg, Mülheim an der Ruhr
MAY, MAI, Niedermendig/Mendig
MEZGER, Crailsheim, Goldbach
NEUMANN, Wiesenbach
ROSENFELD, Wallhausen, Hengstfeld
SCHWAB, Schwäbisch Hall, Düensbach, Oberdorf bei Bopfingen
