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  • Hebrew Memorial Park in Clinton Township, Michigan - Find a Grave Cemetery
    Hebrew Memorial Chapel began in 1916 as the Detroit Jewish Free Burial Association Commonly seen on early 20th century death certificates as "Detroit Jewish Burial" under place of burial Cemetery Entrance: 33230 Gratiot Avenue
  • Area Cemeteries - The Dorfman Chapel
    Here is a list of Detroit area cemeteries our clients have used
  • Archives - Jewish Federation of Detroit
    We’re here to collect, preserve and share the records of Federation and our member agencies, the United Jewish Foundation, local Jewish community organizations and the personal and family papers of Detroit’s Jewry
  • Cemetery | Temple Beth El - Reform Temple in Bloomfield Hills, MITemple . . .
    All cemeteries are active and can provide services to the Jewish community Genealogical information is available through the Beth El Memorial Park Cemetery records and the Rabbi Leo M Franklin Archives of Temple Beth El
  • BETH OLEM CEMETERY - Clover Hill Park
    The history of Jewish Detroit can be traced through the grounds of Clover Hill Park Cemetery as many of the most prominent Jewish citizens of the past are at rest in this pastoral setting Clover Hill Park Cemetery also has the guardianship of the Beth Olem Cemetery (a k a
  • DETROIT and surrounding Wayne County | Michigan MI | International . . .
    Irwin I Cohn Michigan Jewish Cemetery Index (name, cemetery, grave location and date of death) to 64,000 Jews, who died between the mid 1800s and 1999 is at [June 2003] Ira Kaufman Chapel (Tel no 248-569-0020) supplied muich of the following information:
  • About - Machpelah Cemetery
    FOUR GENERATIONS OF FAMILY SERVING THE DETROIT JEWISH COMMUNITY Machpelah Cemetery was founded in 1912 by David Oppenheim to create a beautiful and dignified resting place for the growing Detroit Jewish population
  • The History of Beth Olem Cemetery | 5622-5663 Smith Street - EHERG
    The only plot of land untouched by eminent domain is Beth Olem cemetery According to the Jewish Virtual Library, "Jewish law forbids the transfer of a dead body or of remnant bones from one grave to another, even when it is to a more respected site "
  • Michigans Oldest Jewish Cemetery - The Historical Marker Database
    Beth El, the first Jewish congregation in Michigan, was organized in Detroit on September 22, 1850, by 12 families This half-acre cemetery, dedicated on January 1, 1851, was known then as “The Champlain Street Cemetery of Temple Beth El” because Lafayette was formerly called Champlain Street
  • Elmwood Cemetery, Mt. Elliott Cemetery, and Lafayette Street Cemetery . . .
    Detroit's east-side cemeteries are the oldest in the city (Lafayette Street Cemetery is the oldest Jewish cemetery in Michigan) and a final resting place for prominent citizens of Michigan The stone entrance gate that adjoins the small gable-roofed Elmwood Cemetery office, designed by Gordon W Lloyd in 1882, has a large Gothic-arched portal





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