This is an umbrella project for all projects related to Jews from Arkansas.

• Adler
• Alman
• Altheimer
• Back
• Backel
• Barg
• Baum
• Bennett
• Berg
• Bernhard
• Besser
• Brandeis
• Breier
• Burta
• Ciener
• Cohen
• Dampf
• Dante
• Drexler
• Erber
• Felsenthal
• Frank
• Franklin
• Frauenthal
• Freeman
• Gilman
• Goetz
• Goltz
• Goldberg
• Goldman
• Goodman
• Granoff
• Groll
• Gruner
• Herstein
• Hill
• Hirsch
• Itzkowitz
• Kasten
• Korenblat
• Kossover
• Kroll
• Latkin
• Layman
• Lesser
• Levin
• Levine
• Levy
• Loebner
• Loften
• Marks
• Meyer
• Nakdimen
• Narkinsky
• Nossek
• Oppenheimer
• Rephan
• Riff
• Rosen
• Rubenstein
• Ruff
• Sachs
• Sanders
• Scher
• Schneider
• Schwartz
• Schweig
• Scott
• Shainberg
• Siegel
• Solomon
• Spitzberg
• Stein
• Sternberg
• Stiel
• Storthz
• Tenenbaum
• Tenzel
• Thalheimer
• Tiger
• Trieber
• Tupper
• Unterbarger
• Yaffe
• Yout
• Waterman
• Weil
• Weintraub
• Wexner
• Wolff

Sources

• Oakland Jewish Cemetery, Pulaski County, Arkansas
• A Corner of the Tapestry: A History of the Jewish Experience in Arkansas, 1820s - 1990s by Carolyn Gray LeMaster. Forward by Rabbi Malcolm H. Stern. The University of Arkansas Press, 1994.
• http://www.isjl.org/arkansas-camden-encyclopedia.html