Are there any on-line records for Jewish deaths/burials in Paris cemeteries during the early 20th century (before WW1) - especially cemetery databases of the deceased?
Thanks.
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Steve Goldberg
Jerusalem, Israel
Researching:
Sagan/Shagan family from Veliuona (Velon), Lithuania
Goldberg family from Vidukle, Lithuania
Susselovitch/Zuselovitch family from Raseiniai (Rassein), Lithuania

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Daniella Alyagon

11 Rav Ashi St, Tel Aviv 6939545, Israel

alyagon.genealogy@...

 

Researching: ALYAGON (Israel), SHOCHETMAN (Kishinev / Letychev / Derazhnya), AGINSKY (Kishinev / Minsk), FAJNZYLBER (Siennica, Poland / Warsaw, Poland), JELEN (Minsk Mazowiecki, Poland), KIEJZMAN (Garwolin, Poland),  SLIWKA (Garwolin, Poland), MANDELBAUM (Janowiec, Poland / Zwolen, Poland / Kozienice, Poland), CUKIER (Janowiec, Poland), RECHTANT (Kozienice, Poland), FALENBOGEN (Lublin, Poland), ROTENSTREICH (Galicia), SELINGER (Galicia), BITTER (Galicia / Bukowina), HISLER (Galicia / Bukowina ), EIFERMAN (Galicia / Bukowina), FROSTIG (Zolkiew, Galicia / Lviv, Galicia), GRANZBAUER (Zolkiew, Galicia), HERMAN (Zolkiew, Galicia), MESSER (Lviv, Galicia / Vienna, Austria), PROJEKT (Lviv, Galicia), STIERER (Lviv, Galicia), ALTMAN (Lviv, Galicia), FRIEDELS (Lviv, Galicia)

Try this one. It is for all of France. Just fill the far left box, press the red color "rechercher", wait few seconds and hopefully it will show results


https://geneafrance.com/


Jacob Rosen

Jerusalem

The Paris Archives website is excellent and not too difficult to navigate even if you don’t speak French (use an automatic translation tool). Not only are there the civil birth, marriage and death records (no separation of religions), but also census records up to 1936 and cemetery and burial records up to 1970. If you don’t know exactly when or where in Paris the event took place, use the decennial and annual tables. Documents are organized by arrondissement (neighborhood). So you’ll need to do some scrolling to find what you want, but it’s worth the effort. I have only a few words of French learned in high school but was able to find quite a number of documents for my family: 

https://archives.paris.fr/r/127/presentation-des-archives-numerisees/ 

Good luck!

Miriam Bulwar David-Hay,

I wish to thank all who answered my request.
The original death and burial records of the Paris archives are indeed exactly what I was looking for.  Once you learn the way the information is recorded and stored (very quickly) it is easy to navigate and find what you want.  Even though I know a little French, I found that not knowing French isn't an obstacle for a successful search.
Thanks again.
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Steve Goldberg
Jerusalem, Israel
Researching:
Sagan/Shagan family from Veliuona (Velon), Lithuania
Goldberg family from Vidukle, Lithuania
Susselovitch/Zuselovitch family from Raseiniai (Rassein), Lithuania