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The Jewish Cemetery in Mollegade (Cph.)

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Person: ISAC (ISAAC, ISAK), Hanne née Oppenheim/Oppenheimer, married to Salomon Isac [ISAC (ISAAC, ISAK)] - spouse X-2-75-Mlgd Hebr. name: Chana bat Zalman Opinheim ischat Schlomo ben Aizik Date of burial: 1769,24.7 Place of burial: Mollegade (Cph.) X-15-75-44 identified stone - see neighbouring burials in the row *) Note: I JD anført under ægtefælles fornavn Cross-references:  Danish-Jewish Genealogical Database (requires membership of SDJH)

Location of the tombstone/grave NB: in Mollegade section X, tombstones (red dots) are far from always placed on the graves (blue dots) of the deceased.

*) Burials of a row normally follow a strict chronological order broken only by a few "late" burials where surviving relatives have reserved neighbouring places. An empty place (or "unknown" burial) may indicate that the place for some reason was never used as planned. So far it is important to study neighbouring burials from a genealogical point of view.

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