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When was Grove Street Cemetery created?
Grove Street Cemetery was created in 1796.
When was Symonds Street Cemetery created?
Symonds Street Cemetery was created in 1842.
When was Barbadoes Street Cemetery created?
Barbadoes Street Cemetery was created in 1851.
When was Coming Street Cemetery created?
Coming Street Cemetery was created in 1762.
When was Washington Street Cemetery created?
Washington Street Cemetery was created in 1832.
When was Kozma Street Cemetery created?
Kozma Street Cemetery was created in 1891.
When was Clay Street Cemetery created?
Clay Street Cemetery was created in 1903.
When was South Park Street Cemetery created?
South Park Street Cemetery was created in 1767.
When was Vine Street Hill Cemetery created?
Vine Street Hill Cemetery was created in 1849.
Where was Ikey Solomons grave moved to please?
Ikey Solomon was buried in a small Jewish cemetery on Harrington Street in Hobart. The cemetery has since been bulldozed and has had an apartment complex placed over it.
Where was Isaac Ikey Solomon buried please Hobart?
According to Wikipedia..."Solomon died on 3 September 1850, and was buried the next day in the Jewish cemetery in Harrington Street, Hobart. His estate was worth no more than £70. What remained of the little Jewish Cemetery in Harrington Street, (possibly the oldest Jewish Cemetery in Australia) was bulldozed in 2002. It had been officially closed in 1872 and, following the site becoming property of the state in 1945, what memorials remained were removed as an apartment complex was built on the site over the next decade.[12][12] - Judith Sackville-O'Donnell: He was buried in Hobart in the old Jewish cemetery in Harrington Street, which was recently just rediscovered under a block of housing. Two years ago this public housing was pulled down, and underneath they found the old Jewish cemetery, including the remains of Ikey Solomon. The skeletons were removed and reburied in the main cemetery at Cornelian Bay.
Where is the Italian-American cemetery in Scranton Pa?
It is in the section known as Minooka on Scranton's South Side. Close to I-81 exit 182B. Between Davis Street and Kane Street runs Cemetery Ave. Several ethnic cemeteries are there on Cemetery Ave. The Italian-American cemetery is nearest the intersection of Kane Street and Cemetery Ave.
