14 Cemeteries to start 2014עדכון לגבי בתי עלמין במאגר שלהעמותה למחקר גנאלוגי בישראל

Cemetery Ganne Amבית עלמין גני עםA list of 203 people

buried in the moshav cemetery.

Cemetery Shafirבית עלמין שפיר

A list of 28 people from Kibbutz En Tsurim buried in the cemetery .

A list of 851 names of those buried in the Geulim Cemetery in Kefar Sava

during the period 1915-2003.

Geulim Cemetery Kefar Sava בית עלמין גאולים – כפר סבא

Kefar Sava Cemetery on Weizman St.בית עלמין כפר סבא – רח' ויצמן

A list of 243 names of those buried in the Military Cemetery in Kefar Sava during the period 1915-2011. It also includes

the graves of those who died during World War One.

Cemetery of Moshav Tsofit

בית עלמין מושב צופית

A list of 338 people buried in the

moshav cemetery. Most are

from Tsofit.

Cemetery of Ramot Hashavim    בית עלמין רמות השבים

A list of 417 people buried in the moshav cemetery.

Cemetery of Kibbutz En Harod Meuhad עין חרוד מאוחדA list of 434 names of those buried in the kibbutz cemetery.

Cemetery of Kibbutz En Harod Ihud עין חרוד איחוד A list of 270 names of those buried in the kibbutz cemetery.

Cemetery of Kefar Sirkin בית עלמין כפר סירקיןA list of 288 names of those buried in the settlement cemetery.

Cemetery of Kefar Yehezkelבית עלמין כפר יחזקאל

A list of 333 names of those buried in the settlement cemetery.

Cemetery of Be’erot Yit’shakבית עלמין בארות יצחק

A list of 58 names of those buried in the settlement cemetery.

Cemetery of Moshav Magshimim בית עלמין מושב מגשימים

A list of 74 names of those buried in the settlement cemetery.

Cemetery of Nehalimבית עלמין נחלים

A list of 120 names of those buried in the settlement cemetery.

Safed Burials 1433-2000 from the new & part of the old cemetery בתי עלמין צפת -

Safed Old Cemetery – A PARTIAL list of 5,141 burials in the ancient (on the slope of the hill) cemetery. Safed New Cemetery – A list of 3,497 burials in the new (bottom of the hill) cemetery through 2006. Based on the Hevra Kadisha List

Cemetery Update 2014http://genealogy.org.il/

From IGRA to the researchers with

roots in Israel