Hebrew Society Cemetery is on King Street in Northampton. It is from the early 1900s.
Alexander Stone – student at the Clarke School
Louis Gold – 1901 burial of a child
Abraham Sherwin – early burial at the burial ground – 1899
Rachel Weinstein – 1895 burial and earliest by far
Nathan Cohn
Sectional Map of the Cemetery – External Link to Northampton Site
Congregation B’nai Israel Cemetery – 473 North King Street from 1906
synagogue is at 253 Prospect Street
Sectional Map of the Cemetery – External Link to Northampton Site
Beth Israel Congregation has its cemetery in West Springfield.
There is a baby section in this cemetery.
Otis was settled in 1735 and became a town in 1810.
CHURCHES
CEMETERY
East Otis Cemetery – Pike Road near East Otis and Blandford Roads – about 1841 FINDAGRAVE – the East Otis Schoolhouse is nearby
Free Meeting House Cemetery (West Otis Cemetery) – Cold Spring Road (Nash Road) off Monterey Road – about 1802 – FINDAGRAVE – West Otis School House is nearby
Gulf Bridge Cemetery – FINDAGRAVE – State Forest Road in Tolland State Forest – made in 1840 for the Clark family
Norton Cemetery – FINDAGRAVE – on Norton Road not far from East Otis Road – about 1776 – on the Knox Trail – stone wall is part of trail
Otis Center Cemetery – FINDAGRAVE – on 41 Monterey Road near the North Main Road – about 1812 – the Saint Pauls Episcopal Church 1829 – Otis Town Common – War Memorial – Saint Mary’s Roman Catholic Church 72 North Main Road
West Center Cemetery – FINDAGRAVE – Stebbins Road near West Center Road 1792
Congregation of Sinai Temple
They started as the Reformed Sinai Temple in 1932 in a house at 188 Sumner Avenue. Which was built as the Lanthrop House in 1899. This is near both Washington Street and Forest Park Avenue.
In 1950 as Congregation of Sinai Temple they moved to 1100 Dickinson Street in Springfield near the Longmeadow line.
B’Nai Jacob or Sons of Jacob is from 1891 in Springfield. Moved to Congress Street in 1921. Then moved to 2 Eunice Drive in Longmeadow in 1963.
Sons of Israel is now Daniel’s New Bethel Church of God in Christ and is at 1321 Dwight Street in Springfield. The temple is from 1924. It changed its name soon after 1924.
Beth Israel had a first location called the Gray’s Avenue Shul since 1892.
Their second location is at 565 Chestnut Street of Springfield since 1923. It would become the Hispanic Pentecostal Church.
The External SITE has the best explanation.
| congregation | synagogue | cemetery | origins | cemetery origins | community |
| Kodimoh | synagogue | cemetery WS | 1916-2007 | Springfield | |
| Kesser Israel | synagogue | cemetery S | 1900-2007 | 1909 | Springfield |
| Temple Beth El | synagogue | cemetery WS | 1913-still | Springfield | |
| City of Homes | cemetery S | 1902 as social club – still | 1918 | Springfield | |
| Sons of Israel | synagogue | cemetery S | 1902-1970s? | 1927 | Springfield |
| Congregation of Sinai Temple | synagogue | cemetery S | 1932-still | 1948 | Springfield |
| Beth Israel | synagogue | cemetery WS | 1892-2007 | 1892 | Springfield |
| B’Nai Jacob | synagogue | cemetery WS | 1891 (1963 to Longmeadow) | Springfield | |
| Sons of Zion | synagogue | cemetery | 1901 | 1896 | Holyoke |
| Rodphey Sholom | synagogue | cemetery | 1902 | 1924 | Holyoke |
| Congregation B’nai Israel | synagogue | cemetery | 1906 | Northampton | |
| Hebrew Society Cemetery | cemetery | 1928 | Northampton |
Congregation B’nai Torah is the 2007 merger of Beth Israel, Kesser Israel, and Kodimoh. Their three cemeteries are under their control. The temple is at 2 Eunice Drive.
Springfield Jewish Community Center in Longmeadow Massachusetts
