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1 Marriage certificate shows ages of both as 23, but Alice wa s in fact 4 days short of her 23rd birthday on 5 February.. .. Family: F683
 
2 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F628
 
3 Abraham's occupation is given as Accoutrement Dealer
Julia was a Capmaker
Neither gave occupations for their fathers.
 
Family: F762
 
4 According to Elaine Bird, Mordecai & Rachel were divorced before 1805 Family: F603
 
5 After visiting the website http://www.geocities.com/shmuelbennachum/index.htm

I contacted Saul Marks (saulmarks@hotmail.com) and asked if he had any information on Aaron and Hannah from the burial records. He replied:-

Dear Dave,

Thanks for your e-mail. I'm pleased to say there are 7 interments under the surname of Abraham in my register (last updated 7 May), including your 3 ancestors.

Aaron Abraham is buried in plot number 185A in Row 6, having died on 11 Jan
1865 & been buried two days later. His tombstone gives his age as either 60 or 70 (there's a blade of grass in the way!), but his age in other sources is given as 61. His parents were Levi & Miriam. His stone bears a long & highly legible English inscription in the Sam Lipson photo collection.

Hannah Abraham is buried next to Aaron, in plot 184A, having died on 6 Oct
1862 & been buried the following day, aged 74 years, 6 months. Her parents were Michael & Sarah Nathan. Her stone bears a similar inscription to Aaron's.

Nancy Abraham is buried in plot number 764A in Row 27, having died on 1 Jun
1901 & been buried two days later. Her stone is also in the Sam Lipson photo collection, though the inscription is much shorter and slightly less clear.

Thank you very much for the biiographical information on Aaron & his family.
The Eliza Jackson Home was a home for elderly or infirm Jewish spinsters & widows, & you can read a little of its history in my biography of James Braham on the Deane Road website.

You might be interested to know that a working party will be going into the cemetery on 8 June to try & clear the fly-tipped refuse. If you live in the area, perhaps you'd be interested in joining us? I have the keys to the cemetery & would be happy to take you to your ancestors' graves.

Hope this helps,

Saul.

[28/05/06] 
Family: F107
 
6 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F496
 
7 Both listed as 'Full Age'
Joseph is a Baker
Both living at 25 Petticoat Square
Leah's father is listed as Glassman and Joseph's as Fruiterer 
Family: F454
 
8 Both listed as being 'Minors'
Married by Licence 
Family: F514
 
9 Both living at 1 Little Middlesex Street
He was a sealing wax maker 
Family: F465
 
10 Both living at 1 Smith's Buildings, Whitechapel Family: F321
 
11 Both living at 13 Anthony Street, Whitechapel
Philip was a Boot Maker 
Family: F460
 
12 Both living at 20 Back Lane, Spitalfields
David was a "Dealer in Fruit" 
Family: F453
 
13 Both living at 32 Chicksand Street
He was a Cigar Maker 
Family: F461
 
14 Both living at same address.
Marriage withnessed by Emily's parents. 
Family: F322
 
15 Both of Full Age
He is a widower
He is a Clerk 
Family: F727
 
16 Both of Full Age
Neither parents listed as deceased 
Family: F594
 
17 By special licence Family: F801
 
18 Can't find family in 1841 census but believe that they may be living at 101 Berwich Street which is apparently missing from the 1841 census. [12/06/2010] Family: F281
 
19 Card Maker Family: F707
 
20 Certificate 28542 Family: F632
 
21 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F496
 
22 Children:-
We appear to have a slight discrepancy:-

We have birth certificates for Sarah Ann and Philip
On these certificates it says how many children alive and dead

In 1862 when Sarah Ann is born we are told that
Lawrence Samuel is alive
2 other children have died

In 1868 when Philip is born we are told that
Lawrence is still alive, now aged 7
Sarah Ann has died
Simeon is dead
David is alive aged 3

If we assume that Simeon died before Sarah Ann was born that still leaves 1 dead child to account for at the time of Sarah Ann's birth. 
Family: F271
 
23 Daniel was a Tobacconist and lived at 16 Oxford Street.
Sarah lived at 27 1/2 Duke Street. 
Family: F473
 
24 Death Index: Hackney 5c 687 JFM 1952
Marriage Index: Mile End Old Town 1c 937 OND 1898 
Family: F499
 
25 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F354
 
26 Divorced around 1805/6 according to Eileen Bird Family: F603
 
27 Esther had written permission from her father to marry. Family: F312
 
28 Exact date from Jenny Cowen Family: F766
 
29 From Gerry Newnham (email 16-Jul-2010)
He also doesn't appear on the 1851 database as he was in Ohio/Kentucky at the time, where he married Ellen Silverstone.
However no documentation of the marriage has been found - yet!
In any case the Cincinnati records were destroyed in a fire
around 1870 and although the records have been reconstructed Henry was back in England by then so probably wasn't aware that the authorities were asking people to re-register.
 
Family: F248
 
30 From Jenny & Katrina Cowen:

"These Are the Names Jewish Lives in Australia 1788-1850” published by The Miegunyah Presss in 2006":

The following is a direct quote:-

“SOLOMON, Abraham Jacob
b. London, 1826-1889
Constant, 1849; Free
Married: Dealer, minister: 14 children

Abraham Jacob Solomon was the grandson of the “world renowned matzah baker” of London of the same name. On 4 July 1849 the 23-year-old Abraham Jacob Solomon of Cutler Street, Aldgate, married Julia Isaacs (Solomon, q.v) of Harrow Alley, Aldgate, in the New Synagogue in London. Chief Rabbi Adler officiated. They arrived, travelling steerage, in Adelaide on the barque Constant on 23 December 1849. The small Adelaide congregation quickly appointed him as the Reader for a salary of 52 pounds a year. Solomon conducted the consecration of the new synagogue building on 5 September 1850. An economic depression in South Australia brought the congregation’s agreement to pay Solomon to an abrupt end. There were fewer than 150 Jews in South Australia, and Solomon offered to continue as synagogue reader in an honorary capacity.

In June 1852 Solomon was appointed Reader at the Melbourne Hebrew Congregation for six months, and then returned to Adelaide. On 22 October 1853 he wrote to the Adelaide Hebrew Congregation: “Being compelled through unforeseen circumstances to leave for Melbourne Port Phillip I am obliged to forgo the position I hold in your congregation as officiating Minister. Believe me Gentlemen it grieves me much that I have to do so after receiving such kind treatment from you all since my return from Melbourne”.
 
Family: F510
 
31 From Katrina & Jenny Cowen:
Julia’s husband commenced his career in Adelaide as the reader at the Adelaide Synagogue then travelled to the gold rush area of Victoria for 18 months and returned to Adelaide to become the licensee of the Blenheim Hotel and at the hotel in the Gilles Arcade in Adelaide. (Emanuel Solomon owned the arcade). 
Family: F773
 
32 From Roy Parker:
Cannot find a marriage for Emma and George at the right time.
There is one in Q4 1911 though, in St Pancras? 
Family: F654
 
33 From Sarah Hannah's birth certificate in 1859, we learn that there is 1 other living child and 5 dead. None of the children are named. Family: F249
 
34 Great Portland Street Synagogue
He is from New York 
Family: F830
 
35 Great Synagogue
Her Hebrew name = Yettla
Her father's Hebrew name = Aleksander
His Hebrew name = Menachem
His father's Hebrew name = Jacob 
Family: F609
 
36 Groom's Hebrew name was Eliezer Lipman
Bride's Hebrew name was Malkah 
Family: F281
 
37 GSM 110/10 Family: F601
 
38 Had to check some of the names in the 1871 census but didn't transcribe the full entries.
1871 census RG 10/3808 F53 Page 45 
Family: F464
 
39 He is a Packer
Married as C of E 
Family: F702
 
40 He is a Stock Jobber
He is living at 2 Barnards Inn, she at 44 Myddleton Square 
Family: F570
 
41 He is a widower and she is a spinster
He lists himself as Gentleman 
Family: F817
 
42 He is listed as a Hosier Family: F795
 
43 He is living at 137 Grosvenor road and she at 127
She is a widow and he is of independent means 
Family: F572
 
44 He is living at the Bull Hote, Dale Street, Liverpool
She gives 80 Approach Road, Bethnal Green.
Both are widowed
Amelia give her name as Amelia Emma Noah 
Family: F610
 
45 He was a Bar-Man Family: F723
 
46 He was a Brass Finisher
Both of Full Age 
Family: F725
 
47 He was a Butcher
She was a Milliner 
Family: F720
 
48 He was a Butcher Family: F700
 
49 He was a Commercial Traveller.
He was living at 65 Stepney Green and she at 63 
Family: F475
 
50 He was a Dancing Master Family: F326
 

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