| First Name | Family Name | Year of Record | Record Location | Image | Free? | View |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Annie | Levy | 1912 |
NY State Notices Archive - The Hebrew Standard |
|
View | |
| Annie | Levy | 1912 |
NY State Notices Archive - The Hebrew Standard |
|
View | |
| Annie | Levy | 1940 |
Los Angeles, CA- Mt. Carmel, Gage Ave. |
|
View | |
| Annie | Levy | 1965 |
The Bnai Brith Messenger, Los Angeles, CA State Notices Archive |
|
View | |
| Annie Augusta | Levy | 1907 |
NY State Notices Archive- The Hebrew Standard |
|
View | |
| Annie E. | Levy | 1880 |
Brooklyn, NY- Washington cemetery, McDonald Ave. |
|
View | |
| Annie Hirsch | Levy | 1895 |
MO State Notices Archive - The Jewish Voice |
|
View | |
| Annie Hoffman | Levy | 1920 |
Chicago, IL- Rosehill, Ravenswood Ave. |
|
View | |
| Annie Jacobson | Levy | 1960 |
Montreal, Quebec, Canada - Baron de Hirsch, Savane St. Baron de Hirsch Memorial Park (Map A1) Line 17 Grave 5 |
|
View | |
| Annie Kubie | Levy | 1913 |
Ridgewood, NY- Beth Olam, Cypress Hill St. |
|
View | |
| Annie R. | Levy | 1957 |
Brooklyn, NY- Salem Fields, 775 Jamaica Ave |
|
View | |
| Annie Saxe | Levy | 1913 |
Chicago, IL- notices archive, The Sentinel, January 10 |
|
View | |
| Annie | Levye | 1965 |
Obituary Archive of the Rhode Island Jewish Historical Association |
|
View | |
| Annie Hirsh | Levye | 1918 |
Eminent Jews of America by S.B. Goodkind |
|
View |
As a family member searching for Jewish History or a student researching Jewish History you will find a tremendous amount of research and Jewish historical data available. Millions of Jewish History records have been compiled including Jewish Cemetery Records, Jewish Tombstone Inscriptions with Hebrew headstone translations. See many photos of Jewish Cemeteries, Jewish Tombstones and read inscriptions dating back hundreds of years. Whether you are building a family tree or simply researching your Jewish History you will find Jewish death records, Ellis Island Jewish Passenger Lists and Social Security historical data. Research your Jewish History and discover your Jewish ancestry. Visit Jewish Cemeteries around the world and see original Hebrew inscriptions and translations. Learn, know and pass down your Jewish History to the next generation.
