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1. Elkhart Cemetery

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2. Hebrew Society of Brotherly Love - Warranty deeds from family members of those buried at original cemetery by the St. Joseph River to The Singer Manufacturing Company. Families were William L. Kizer and Elizabeth Kizer, Jacob Woolverton and Alice Wolverton, Henry Barth and Lisetta Barth. Note that conveyors called themselves "citizens and Israelites, of St. Joseph County, Indiana."

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3. Hebrew Soc. of Brotherly Love - Article from "South Bend Tribune," "A Faith's Resting Place - Jewish settlers sought burial land," June 23, 2002

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4. Misc. Organizations - Diagram showing burials in Sharis Israel Cemetery, Goshen, Indiana

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5. Temple Israel - Correspondence from Cedric Schlotterback to to Temple Israel regarding sale of grave space and care and use of lots at Rice Cemetery in Elkhart, Indiana, October 4, 1956

   Correspondence

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6. Temple Israel - Correspondence from Elkhart Board of Public Works to City Attorney regarding cost of plots in Rice Cemetery reserved for Jewish burials

   Correspondence

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7. Temple Israel - Correspondence from the City of Elkhart to Leonard Pickell regarding Rice Cemetery's Perpetual Care Fund with attachments

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8. Temple Israel - Letter from Temple Israel to membership announcing that ground allotted to the Jewish people at Rice Cemetery has been concecrated [sic] to our traditions and rituals.

   Correspondence

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