were married on 13 January 1942 at the Registry Office in Stepney. This was followed on by a religious wedding & reception on the 15 March 1942 at the Cafe Stewart on Regent Street. The service was under the auspices of Vine Court Synagogue and officiated by David Koussevitzky. Hettie was born in 1920 in […]
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were married on 31 May 1942 at the East London Synagogue in Rectory Square, Stepney Green with the reception at the Grosvenor House. Sidney joined his three brothers (see pages 94 & 106) in running the family shoe manufacturing business, Rosenblatt & Sons Ltd. The couple had two children, Ronald & Stephen and lived in […]
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were married 26 July 1939 at Philpot Street Synagogue in Whitechapel. Both Kate and Simon’s parents came from Russia in the early 1900’s. Simon was a fur salesman and the couple initially lived on The Highway in Stepney.
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were married on 18 September 1938 at the East London Synagogue, Rectory Square in Stepney Green with the reception at Westminster Palace Rooms, Victoria St, SW1. Miriam’s family lived & ran their business, Zack shoe shop, in Ilford. Louis joined his three brothers (click here & here) in running the family shoe manufacturing business, R. […]
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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 17 March 1935 at Philpot Street Synagogue in Whitechapel. Sidney, whose parents came from Lithuania, was a self-employed men’s tailor as was his brother Morris (click here). Fay did the button holes for the suits made by her husband. The couple lived in Stepney and in 1960 moved to Ilford. The young […]
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were married on the 28 August 1934 at Bonn’s Hotel in Great Prescott St in Stepney. Issy, the son of a butcher, was a dress manufacturer.
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(previously Zalic Carriger), both aged 24, were married on the 17 September 1933 at Jubilee Street Great Synagogue in Stepney. Both were born in the UK from parents of Polish/Russian origin. At the time of the wedding, Sarah was a costumiers shop assistant while Alec, like his father, was a freelance tailor. Alec set up […]
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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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in March 1932 aged 4 months. Frances & her elder brother, Murray, lived with their parents Sarah (née Morovitch) and Solomon Cohen above their chemist shop in Redmans Rd, Stepney. Family were evacuated to Letchworth in 1941, returning to Amhurst Park in 1949. Frances later became a barrister and married Henry Field, a psychiatrist, from […]
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(later changed to Kaye) were married on 11 June 1930 at Philpot Street Synagogue in Stepney. Morris was a master tailor & Millie a costume shop assistant. Millie’s father, Jacob, was a butcher & Morris’s father a cabinet maker. The couple lived in Stepney & after WWII, emigrated to New Zealand.
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