Write to him in Latvian, Russian, or German. Between 25 and 36 books remain that record all the burials from 1909 until current time. The cemetery is combined with a Christian cemetery and reasonably well maintained, although hardly any Jews are left in the city. There are several hundred stones. The cemetery was unharmed by the war.
Burial records exist in the cemetery office.
Jewish burials end in 1941. We asked to be taken to the grave of an uncle who was buried there in 1935. Mr. Furmanis was able to find the grave location through his records and sent an assistant to take us to the place. His records do not show burials by dates, just names, section, row and place numbers of the graves. Each grave is supposed to have a number engraved somewhere on the gravestone.