Arnold Friedheim (1836-1915) Shortly after the Civil War, four brothers of the Friedheim family came to Rock Hill: August, Julius, Samuel, and Arnold. This plot was purchased by the family for the use of their family and other Jewish families. It was originally separated from Laurelwood by a fence, but is now incorporated into the cemetery. Julius, August, and Arnold Friedheim were merchants. Friedheim’s store on Main Street, rebuilt in 1898 after a fire, was the largest mercantile in Rock Hill. It is now the Wells Fargo Center.
Click on Rock Hill’s Cemetery Finder to see additional information on the family but there is no cemetery map. Additional information on the Friedheim family may also be accessed by clicking Friedheim.
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