Category : Science and Education
Archive   : J-CEMTRY.ZIP
Filename : US-SC

SOUTH CAROLINA


CHARLESTON: The Jewish cemeteries of Congregation Berith Shalome at
Charleston, S.C. / comp. by Barnett A. Elzas. F279.C4 E4

The old Jewish cemeteries at Charleston, S. C. A transcript of the
inscriptions on their tombstones. 1762-1903. With an introduction
and full index by Dr. Barnett Abraham Elzas.; Charleston, The
Daggett printing company, printers, 1903.F279.C4 E5 1903

Coming Street Cemetery, 189 Coming St., Cong. Beth Elohim, 1762,
from Postal & Koppman "Jewish Tourist's Guide to U.S." (Jewish
Publ. Soc., Phila., PA 1954) p.575,577

COLUMBIA: Hebrew Benevolent Society cem., Gadsden & Richland Sts.,
Hebrew Benevolent Society, 1826, from Postal & Koppman "Jewish
Tourist's Guide to U.S." (Jewish Publ. Soc., Phila., PA 1954) p.579

The Jewish cemeteries at Columbia, S.C., comp. by Barnett Elzas;
Charleston, S.C. : 1910. F279.C7 E4

DARLINGTON: Small secion in a general cemetery. Contact: Mr. David
Cohen, P.O. Box 37, Darlington, SC 29532

DILLON: Jewish section in a general cemetery. Contact: Mr. Mortimer
Bernanke, 306 Johnson Drive, Dillon, SC 29536

FLORENCE: Jews were there before the civil war. Hebrew Benevolent
Assoc. created 1885. Contact: Mr. Herman Insel, 815 Park Ave.
Florence, SC 29501

KINGSTREE: Jewish cemetery is a part of a gneral cemetery. Contact
Mr. David Grossman, 310 Mingo road, Kingstree, SC 29556

MARION: very small Jewish section in a general cemetery. Contact: Mr.
Kevin Barth, 419 S. Franklin, Florence, SC 29501