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Cemetery Emanu-El (formerly called Northside Cemetery) is a cemetery founded in 1883 by members of Temple Emanu-El. It is located on 11th Court North in the Enon Ridge neighborhood, adjacent to the Knesseth Israel and Beth-El Cemetery.

Richard Fries (1860–1937), attorney
Emil Lesser (1855-1915), hotelier and real estate developer
A. B. Loveman (1844–1916), founder of Loveman's
Louis Saks (1860-1942), founder of Louis Saks Clothiers
Samuel Ullman (1840–1924), hardware dealer and poet
Isaac Ullman (1873–1947), magazine publisher
Moses Ullman (1875–1930), attorney

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	'''Cemetery Emanu-El''' (formerly called '''Northside Cemetery''') is a [[List of Birmingham cemeteries\|cemetery]] founded in [[1883]] by members of [[Temple Emanu-El]]. It is located on [[11th Court North]] in the [[Enon Ridge]] neighborhood.		'''Cemetery Emanu-El''' (formerly called '''Northside Cemetery''') is a [[List of Birmingham cemeteries\|cemetery]] founded in [[1883]] by members of [[Temple Emanu-El]]. It is located on [[11th Court North]] in the [[Enon Ridge]] neighborhood, adjacent to the [[Knesseth Israel and Beth-El Cemetery]].

	==Notable burials==		==Notable burials==