Jewish Cemetery Database
Use the database link below to find information on burials at Jewish cemeteries in Cleveland.
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Burial information was gathered from synagogues, individuals and funeral homes. While many cemeteries, synagogues and individuals were helpful in allowing access to their records, old, damaged, incomplete, or missing records made the task of compiling information a challenge.
As a result, we know that there are missing burials from the database that we were not able to gather. If you have information to share or corrections please visit “Contact Us” and send us your information.
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Search Tips:
- Names are alphabetized within Cemetery Listings
- When searching for a name such as Stein, the system will bring you to all names that contain “stein” in them. To avoid this use quotes at the beginning and end of the name (i.e., “Stein”).
- Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery was formerly known as Ridge Road 1.
- If you know the cemetery you are looking for you can type that in the ‘Cemetery’ field.
The property is also shared by Lincoln Cemetery and Independent Mizreicher Assn....
Details are sketchy, but previous caretakers claim the cemetery was called Lincoln because that was the name of the street, before it became West 54th Street;...
Click to view a map of Workmen’s Circle Cemetery Besides the section for Warrensville Center Synagogue/Kehilla Yaacov, there is also a section for the...
Zion Memorial Cemetery Foundation is comprised of the following sections: Beth Am Bethaynu Congregation Beth El Etz Chaim Green Road Jewish Civil Service...
The Bohemian Jewish Cemetery Association was founded in 1873 and in 1877 purchased property on Baxter Street. The congregation met in private homes but in 1883...
Access to the cemetery is on the eastern portion of the Workmen’s Circle...
Bet Olam Cemetery has its roots in a classic tale. In 1910 Park Synagogue was running out of space at its Fir Street Cemetery. They sent out a man by the name...
Click to view a map of Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery Chesed Shel Emeth for most of its tenure did not have any synagogue affiliation as most cemeteries do....
The cemetery is located on the east side of Chillicothe Road (Ohio State Route 306) on the south side of Western Reserve Memorial Gardens about 600 feet north...
The B’nai Jeshurun Congregational Cemetery was established in 1883 on the western edge of Cleveland on what was then a gravel road, later renamed Shaw....
The cemetery has 751 community members buried there who were affiliated with either Heights Jewish Center or Ohave Emmuna of Russian Israelites. Vandalism...
In 2014 Hillcrest Memorial Park revised the property’s name to Hillcrest Cemetery. Hillcrest is the resting place for people of many religious, ethnic and...
Organized in 1981, the Jewish Genealogy Society of Cleveland is open and available to anyone who has an interest in Jewish genealogy.
More than 130 years of Jewish history in Cleveland, Ohio, as reported by the Cleveland Jewish News and its predecessor newspapers.
Rooted in Jewish heritage, the Maltz Museum takes its moniker as a ‘museum of diversity and tolerance’ to heart, offering Jewish and non-Jewish visitors insights into their own lives thorough the experiences of others
The primary activity of the Cleveland Jewish Archives is to collect print and non-print material that documents the history of the Jewish community of Cleveland and Northeast Ohio.
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