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Cemetery Index

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Alexandra's Family Tree House Western North Carolina Cemeteries and More! Home Cemeteries Bibles Surnames Archives Legend County CEMETERY Index North Carolina Cherokee County Cemeteries Clay County Cemeteries Graham County Cemeteries Haywood County Henderson County Cemeteries Jackson County cemeteries Macon County Cemeteries Swain County Transylvania County Cemeteries South Carolina Oconee County Cemeteries For Rutherford, Cleveland, McDowell, and Polk Counties in NC or Spartanburg and Cherokee Counties in SC, visit Bill Floyd's cemetery page HTTP://rfci.net/wdfloyd Comments, Questions, Million Dollar Football Contracts? linidi@brinet.com Alexandra Raxter, PO Box 418, Rosman, NC 28772 copyright 1997 - 2001 Linda Hoxit Raxter Updated Wednesday, October 03, 2001 Wednesday, 03-Oct-2001 07:53: Read More
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Jewish Cemeteries

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Jewish Cemeteries: Death means the separation of the body from the soul. The washing of the corpse, the clothing in a plain shroud, the lying out, and the burial are generally undertaken by the burial fraternity (Chevra Kadisha) which exists in nearly all parishes. The relatives of the deceased are dispensed of all religious duties until the burial. The burial usually takes place on the day after the death but not on a Sabbath or any of the other Jewish holy days. Cremation in only permitted in Reform Judaism. Those present at the burial throw three shovels of sand onto the coffin. The Kaddish which praises the name of God is the most important prayer on this occasion. The first phase of the period of mourning lasts seven days during which the mourners stay at home and do not work (Shivah) Read More
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The Nevis Jewish Cemetery

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View of the Jewish Cemetery, Charlestown, Nevis The Nevis Jewish Cemetery One of the most popular historic sites on the island of Nevis is the Jewish Cemetery located on Government Road in Charlestown. The nineteen surviving grave markers spanning the period from 1679 to 1730 are the most visible reminder of the island's former Jewish community. In the cemetery the visitor may gaze upon carved inscriptions in Hebrew, English, and Portuguese that bear testimony to the experiences of an uprooted and persecuted religious group whose forced exodus drove them across oceans and from continent to continent. This page contains general information about the cemetery and the recorded burials. Additional information about the cemetery can be found on the page about the Electrical Resistivity Survey o Read More
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