Jewish Cemetery
Spring Hill Cemetery
West Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Spring Hill Cemetery is a Jewish cemetery in West Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Below you will find directions and other Jewish places nearby.
About Spring Hill Cemetery
Spring Hill Cemetery is a Jewish cemetery in the Milwaukee area of Wisconsin. Biographies of several figures from Milwaukee's Jewish community record burial there, including Wisconsin circuit judge Charles L. Aarons and nineteenth century state legislator Moritz Becker.
- Burial place of Charles L. Aarons, Milwaukee County circuit judge from 1926 to 1950
- Burial place of Moritz Becker, elected to the Wisconsin Assembly in 1871
- Burial place of Joseph J. Hirsch, cited in The History of the Jews of Milwaukee
Jewish cemeteries are places of honor and remembrance, where families come to visit, say Kaddish, and leave a stone on the grave as a sign of remembrance. For plot records, visiting hours, and burial information, contact the cemetery or its associated congregation or burial society directly.
Sources: Wikipedia: Charles L. Aarons; Wikipedia: Moritz Becker; Wikipedia: Joseph J. Hirsch. Checked October 2026.
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