were married on 9 February 1947 at Egerton Road Synagogue in Stamford Hill N16 with the reception at Hackney Town Hall. Abbigail was a clothing manufacturer and after marriage to Sidney, a master tailor, they continued working together well into their 70’s. The couple initially lived in Dollis Hill and then Golders Green. They had […]
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(changed from Bookshneer) were married on 12 September 1944 at the Stamford Hill Beth Hamedrash Synagogue with the reception at Stern’s in Mansell St. Before the war, Rose was a short-hand typist & later worked in her father Soloman’s shoe business. In WWII, Gerard, a law student, was in the Army Intelligence Corps for 7 […]
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were married on 26 July 1942 at Egerton Road Synagogue, Stamford Hill with the reception at Stoke Newington Town Hall. Renee (originally Vishner) was born in 1920 from British born parents while Harry was born in 1919 from parents born in Minsk. Renee was a hairdresser and had her own salons in Stamford Hill & […]
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were married on the 26 October 1941 at the Great Garden Street Synagogue in Whitechapel. Sadie was born in 1916 from Austrian parents. Morris was born in 1910 and his parents came from Poland. During WWII, Morris was a fireman and later became a salesman of ladies wear in a family business. The couple first […]
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(changed by deed poll from Levinson) were married on 16 March 1941 at the New Synagogue in Stamford Hill. Michael was born in Edinburgh in 1908 & was a wholesale fruiterer in Spitalfields Market. Sylvia was born in 1916 in Walthamstow & was the daughter of Noah & Sarah ‘Sadie’ Ruda. She was manageress of […]
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were married on 14 July 1940 at Bethnal Green Great Synagogue with the reception at the Casino Ballrooms, Redmans Rd, E1. The couple were both born in the UK. Mark’s father was born in Tarnov, Poland and mother in Minsk, Belarus while Anne’s father was born in Lodz, Poland and mother in Karlisch, Poland. Before […]
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with daughter Rayner (aged 18 months) in 1943. Eva (née Yanovitch) and Alec were married on 3 September 1939 at the Beth Hamedrash Synagogue in Stamford Hill. As this was the day war broke out, the reception was cancelled. Alec was a gents hairdresser and Eva worked as a machinist in the fur trade before […]
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(changed from Prashker) were married on 28 June 1939 at Philpot Street Synagogue, Stepney. Jack had a hosiery shop in Roman Rd which was bombed during the war. He joined the fire service and after the war set up a stall in Roman Rd Market and was called ‘The Stocking King’. Gertrude was a twin […]
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were married on 26 February 1939 at the Great Synagogue, Bethnal Green Rd with the reception at the Princes Galleries in Piccadilly. It was catered by M.Stern & Sons of Dalston with dancing to the Embassy Band. Sidney was a ‘poultry dealer’ & unusually for those days owned a car. Betty’s father, Symon, was a […]
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at his Barmitzvah in April 1938 with his sister Sylvia and parents, Alec and Rachel (née Kafitz). At the time, the family lived at Wellington Ave, Stamford Hill and Monty attended Tottenham Grammer School. The Hubbersgilt family came to the UK in 1901 from Vitebsk in Lithuania with Alec being brought over 9 years later […]
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in 1936 with daughters, Gina, Sheila and Sybil. David and Ray (née Dombrowski) were married on 22 January 1929 at Nelson Street Sphardish Synagogue in Stepney. David (‘Gidale’), born in the UK in 1903 and lived in Stamford Hill, was a manufacturer of neckties. His brother Arthur was the father of Professor Simon Schama. Rachel […]
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were married on the 5 January 1936 at the East London Synagogue, Rectory Square, Stepney with the reception at The Cafe Royal, Regent Street. Alf’s parents, Sarah & Reuben, a shoe-maker from Russia, lived in Stamford Hill & had four sons & three daughters. Cissie was the middle daughter of Millie & Abraham Cohen who […]
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were married on 2 September 1935 at Dukes Place Synagogue in the City of London. Both Anne and David were born in the UK. David’s parents came from Poland and Anne’s from Russia. At the time of their marriage, Anne was a couturier making wedding dresses including her own from silver lame and ostrich feathers […]
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circa 1933, was born in 1874 in Poland – the family name was Hirschkowitz. She was first married to Meir Frankel who died in 1902. They had one daughter, Golda, born in 1901. At the time, Meir was a paper-hanger and Libby a cook. Libby re-married Lewis Gross, an immigrant from Russia, on 14 December […]
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born in 1888 in Minsk, Russia & Soloman Shulman, born in 1880 in Lithuania, were wedding guests in 1932. The couple were married in 1903 at Stepney Green Synagogue & lived in Columbia Road E2 in a flat above their shoe shop. Rent on the shop was £1/week paid to the Church. Later moved to […]
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were married on 18 December 1932 at the Stamford Hill Beit Hamedrash Synagogue. Sylvia was born in Kirsanov, Lithuania in 1908 and came to the UK with her parents, Abraham & Udice, in 1912. Mo was born in Groningen, Holland in 1908. He joined the family sack business & as part of his training came […]
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were married on 22 June, 1939 at the Beth Hamedrash Synagogue, Stamford Hill. Kurt, born in 1914, was director of a chemicals company. His father Jacob was a furniture upholsterer. Esther, born in 1906, was a tailor’s manageress. Esther had a brother, Alec Davidson, who married Eva Yanovitch in 1943 (p. 184) and four sisters […]
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married Cecil Levinson on 12 June, 1930 at the Mile End and Bow District Synagogue. Cecil, born in Ireland, was a travelling salesman for a clothing manufacturer and Jane had worked as a dress designer and cutter. The couple lived in Stamford Hill and then Golders Green.
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