Jewish cemetery (Krakow am See)

closed cemetery with grave stock. 37 graves/stones.

edit: 09/21/2019 (on-site research Signe Winter)

58 grave sites, of which

• 40 gravestones/stelae (6 graves only in Hebrew / on 33 graves - backs in German)
.
• 29 grave borders, including two large square ones
.
•  8 pedestal fragments
•  5 stone fragments (grave fragments or pedestals), standing or lying on the fence
.

Access via Lutheran cemetery,  located northeast 

The German names listed below [Roman numeral = the row on the site plan from top to bottom,  Arabic numeral = the number of the respective grave from left to right. Assignment of the numbering internally by me (Signe Winter)]:

I/1, B. Ehrenberg (according to Hebrew inscription: Baruch - edit 29.12.19 Signe Winter, according to own translation)

II/1, Elsa

II/2, K. S. Wolfson

II/3, L. S. Wolfson

II/6, Ascher Galitzien

II/7, Ziporra Galitzien

III/1, Minna Wolfson, née Arons

III/2, Julius Wolfson

III/4, Bertha Rademacher, née Feldmann

III/4 Martha

III/5, Lea Lilienthal, née Hess

III/7, Betty Rosenburg, née Burgheim

III/9, Blumenthal

III/10, Abraham Lilienthal

IV/4, Aron Feldmann, née Sulzmann

IV/5, Isidor Feldmann

IV/7, Bernhard Rosenberg

IV/9, Betty Goldstein, née Marcus

IV/10, Raphael Goldstein

IV/11, Louis Nathan

V/2, Rosalie Blumenthal, née Cohn

V/5, Julius Marcus

V/6, Nanny Marcus, née Galitzien

V/7, Ida Nathan, née Galitzien

V/7,  Ascher Nathan

VI/1, Albrecht Nathan

VI/2, Emma Nathan, née Löwenstein

VI/3, Benno Nathan

VI/4, Joseph Nathan

VI/5, Julius Feldmann

VI/8, Marcus David Rosenberg

VI/9, Jacob Wolfson

VI/11, Fanny Wolfson, née Salomon

edit 29.12.19 Signe Winter

Names and dates of the Hebrew gravestones, according to own translation:

I/5, Schlomo, d. {5 May 1874}, buried 21 Iyar 634 CE // I/6, Menucha, d. {September 27, 1860}, buried 14th Tishri 621 // I/7, Schlomo, d. {26 August 1869}, buried 20 Elul 629 // I/8, Israel, d. {March 3, 1865}, 5 Adar 625 // II/5, Binjamin, buried {February 10, 1856}, 4 Adar 616