I'm still trying to find out where Hirsch Melech (Herman) SEIBEL is buried. I
followed the leads sent to me by kind JGenners after my last Avon Ave post.
I've requested his death certificate >from the NJ archives three times, giving
a large span of years, but came up blank. I just wrote for his wife Lena's
certificate knowing they are buried side by side. I've called several of the
cemeteries in NY and NJ where other family members are buried. I thought if I
could get the _official_ name of that shul on Avon Avenue which he attended,
I might be able to connect it with a burial society. Since AJGS advises
visiting cemeteries in Newark ONLY on the Sunday between the High Holidays, I
would like to have a name before then with time to determine the cemetery. Any
leads appreciated.
Yours,
Roni Seibel Liebowitz
New York

On Mon, 17 Aug 1998 17:29:21, Ronisl@... 'llowed:

 I'm still trying to find out where Hirsch Melech (Herman) SEIBEL is buried. I
 followed the leads sent to me by kind JGenners after my last Avon Ave post.
 I've requested his death certificate >from the NJ archives three times, giving
 a large span of years, but came up blank ...

This was the synagogue to which my paternal grandfather belonged. It
moved in about 1940 to a corner site near Beth Israel Hospital in
Newark; I do not remember the name of the street.

The name of the synagogue is "Adas Israel and Mishnayes". Its cemetery
is on South 10th Street, Newark.


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Stan Goodman
Qiryat Tiv'on
Israel

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