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About Israel I. Cohen
His resting place is one of two remaining graves in this old Jewish Burying Ground. It is located in the back corner on the right. He is buried beneath a white marble slab on a brick vault. His brother, Jacob I. Cohen, erected his monument.
Israel was a public spirited citizen of Richmond, serving as a juryman, a volunteer constable, a subscriber for shares in the Academy of Arts and Sciences of the United States established in Richmond in 1786. He was also a Trustee of the Franklin Street Cemetery.
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Israel I. Cohen's Timeline
| 1751 |
April 8, 1751
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Oberdorff, Germany
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| 1788 |
June 28, 1788
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Richmond, VA, United States
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| 1789 |
September 30, 1789
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Richmond, VA, United States
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1791
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| 1793 |
April 17, 1793
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Richmond, VA, United States
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| 1794 |
September 30, 1794
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Richmond, VA, United States
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| 1796 |
May 25, 1796
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Richmond, VA, United States
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| 1797 |
September 17, 1797
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Richmond, VA, United States
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| 1800 |
April 30, 1800
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Richmond, VA, United States
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