Wife of Max Abraham.
The Beth El Congregation "must have had an arrangement with the Beth El Jacob Congregation to bury its dead on their cemetery. It is not unlikely that this arrangement involved outright purchases of cemetery plots since we find several Beth El members being buried on the Beth El Jacob cemetery on McGowen Road even after its own cemetery in Bethlehem was being used.65 Among the early burials on the Beth El Jacob cemetery was one of the founders and first president of Beth El, namely Mayer Rais."
Rubinger, Naphtali J. "Albany Jewry of the Nineteenth Century: Historic Roots and Communal Evolution." Diss. Yeshiva University, 1970. 56. (citing Congregation Beth Emeth Annual, 1911, pp. 79-81)
Included in the list "In Fulton Cemetery" under "Record of Interments in the Colonie, Bethlehem and Fulton Cemeteries from the Earliest Time to Oct. 1911" included as an appendix in Rubinger's dissertation.
The Beth El Congregation "must have had an arrangement with the Beth El Jacob Congregation to bury its dead on their cemetery. It is not unlikely that this arrangement involved outright purchases of cemetery plots since we find several Beth El members being buried on the Beth El Jacob cemetery on McGowen Road even after its own cemetery in Bethlehem was being used.65 Among the early burials on the Beth El Jacob cemetery was one of the founders and first president of Beth El, namely Mayer Rais."
Rubinger, Naphtali J. "Albany Jewry of the Nineteenth Century: Historic Roots and Communal Evolution." Diss. Yeshiva University, 1970. 56. (citing Congregation Beth Emeth Annual, 1911, pp. 79-81)
Included in the list "In Fulton Cemetery" under "Record of Interments in the Colonie, Bethlehem and Fulton Cemeteries from the Earliest Time to Oct. 1911" included as an appendix in Rubinger's dissertation.
Wife of Max Abraham.
The Beth El Congregation "must have had an arrangement with the Beth El Jacob Congregation to bury its dead on their cemetery. It is not unlikely that this arrangement involved outright purchases of cemetery plots since we find several Beth El members being buried on the Beth El Jacob cemetery on McGowen Road even after its own cemetery in Bethlehem was being used.65 Among the early burials on the Beth El Jacob cemetery was one of the founders and first president of Beth El, namely Mayer Rais."
Rubinger, Naphtali J. "Albany Jewry of the Nineteenth Century: Historic Roots and Communal Evolution." Diss. Yeshiva University, 1970. 56. (citing Congregation Beth Emeth Annual, 1911, pp. 79-81)
Included in the list "In Fulton Cemetery" under "Record of Interments in the Colonie, Bethlehem and Fulton Cemeteries from the Earliest Time to Oct. 1911" included as an appendix in Rubinger's dissertation.
The Beth El Congregation "must have had an arrangement with the Beth El Jacob Congregation to bury its dead on their cemetery. It is not unlikely that this arrangement involved outright purchases of cemetery plots since we find several Beth El members being buried on the Beth El Jacob cemetery on McGowen Road even after its own cemetery in Bethlehem was being used.65 Among the early burials on the Beth El Jacob cemetery was one of the founders and first president of Beth El, namely Mayer Rais."
Rubinger, Naphtali J. "Albany Jewry of the Nineteenth Century: Historic Roots and Communal Evolution." Diss. Yeshiva University, 1970. 56. (citing Congregation Beth Emeth Annual, 1911, pp. 79-81)
Included in the list "In Fulton Cemetery" under "Record of Interments in the Colonie, Bethlehem and Fulton Cemeteries from the Earliest Time to Oct. 1911" included as an appendix in Rubinger's dissertation.
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