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CEMETERIES IN TEXAS:
JEFFERSON: (Marion County)
See Marshall also.
Oakwood Cemetery: Mt. Sinai Jewish Cemetery section. {10824} Alley
St at Webster St, 1862, City of Jefferson, 1971+historical marker, 152,
3/1993. 1998 population: about 2,500 with almost no Jewish inhabitants.
Jefferson's Hebrew Benevolent Association,
forerunner to Congregation Har Sinai, established Mount Sinai Jewish
Cemetery of Jefferson, Texas in 1866. Temple Sinai no longer exists. The
well-maintained one-acre cemetery is located adjacent to Oakwood,
Jefferson's non-sectarian city cemetery. The main gate is at Line Street at
Douglas Street. The Line Street side has is a heavy iron fence with a gate
stating in English, "Mount Sinai Cemetery." The southern
separation from Oakwood Cemetery is a low concrete wall. The northern
boundary with Oakwood Memorial Park is a chain link fence with foliage. The
unfenced eastern end is heavily covered in vegetation. Access to the
cemetery from inside Oakwood Cemetery is possible, near the southeast corner
of Mt. Sinai Cemetery. The only structure within the cemetery is the large
Goldberg mausoleum.
Congregation Har Sinai maintained a synagogue
at the northeast corner of Market and Henderson Streets from 1875 until
about 1900. The rabbi's residence portion and the religious school were
built in 1869 as a house later used as a convent. In 1875, Jewish
congregation purchased the property and added a chapel. This National
Register of Historic Places building, still standing today, is the Ruth
Lester Memorial Jefferson Playhouse, a community theater. Mt. Sinai Cemetery
also is landmarked. Possibly information may be obtained from Mrs. Albert
Bettelheim, 1917 Harvard Dr., Alameda, CA 94501; phone 415-512-6531. Source:
Helen Jacobson, 207 Beechwood Lane, San Antonio, Texas 78216.
Also see p.605, Postal & Koppman Jewish
Tourist's Guide to U.S. Phila., PA: Jewish Publ. Soc., 1954. Source:
Source: Eric J. Brock, Historic Preservation & Planning Consulting, P.O.
Box 5877 Shreveport, LA 71135-5877 (318) 797-6765, ericjbrock@aol.com.
Source: http://www.jewishgen.org/cemetery
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