In Brian Ticehurst s book "Titanic Memorials World-wide Sinai Kantor is briefly mentioned:"Second class passenger 34 years old. Buried at Mount Zion Cemetery, Queens, N.Y."
The Mount Zion Cemetery in Maspeth, N.Y. kindly sent me a picture of his gravestone. It is a jewish cemetery. The letters on the gravestone seem to be in hebraic,russian language, inpossible for most people to understand.
In Hermann Soldner s book "RMS Titanic Passenger and crew list" also Miriam Stenitchav Kantor is mentioned. A survivor with question marks with regard to when she was born and when and where she died.Both came from Witebesk, White-Russia, not far from the border to Russia.
Accordigng to the cemetery records Sinai Kantor was buried there May 5 1912.
Anybody know anything more about survivor Mirian Kantor?
According to the cemetery homepage it is open for visitors seven days a week. On the same homepage there is much about the jew societies in White Russia. It seems that a majority of those buried there came from that country.
Have any of you visited the cemetery?
The Mount Zion Cemetery in Maspeth, N.Y. kindly sent me a picture of his gravestone. It is a jewish cemetery. The letters on the gravestone seem to be in hebraic,russian language, inpossible for most people to understand.
In Hermann Soldner s book "RMS Titanic Passenger and crew list" also Miriam Stenitchav Kantor is mentioned. A survivor with question marks with regard to when she was born and when and where she died.Both came from Witebesk, White-Russia, not far from the border to Russia.
Accordigng to the cemetery records Sinai Kantor was buried there May 5 1912.
Anybody know anything more about survivor Mirian Kantor?
According to the cemetery homepage it is open for visitors seven days a week. On the same homepage there is much about the jew societies in White Russia. It seems that a majority of those buried there came from that country.
Have any of you visited the cemetery?