A Jacobs Family History
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| 7101 | Relation to Head of House: Wife (Head) Husband isn't present Mother, Phoebe, is living with them | CANTOR, Mary (I7015)
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| 7102 | Relation to Head of House: Wife (Wife of Boarder) Number of Children (under 16) by age:- (1) 2 No sign of daughter, Joan, despite being counted | PHILLIPS, Lily (I6487)
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| 7103 | Relation to Head of House: Wife's Sister (Sister-in-law) Living with sister, Catherine, and husband. | LEVY, Jeannette (I4107)
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| 7104 | Relation to Head of House: Wife | JACOBS, Emily (I4719)
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| 7105 | Relation to Head of House: Head Married Jeweller | WOLF, Rachael (I6015)
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| 7106 | Relation to Head of House:Daughter | HARRIS, Victoria (I10427)
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| 7107 | Relation to Head of House:Wife Indexed as Amy Estle Sister, Nellie and husband William Haines in same house | HILL, Amy Esther (I6420)
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| 7108 | Relation to Head of House:Wife National School Mistress Born in Ireland | WELSH, Mary (I8394)
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| 7109 | Relict (widow) of A Lyons Fact Flags: Preferred | BARNARD, Hannah (I5758)
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| 7110 | Remarried after diviorce from Olive and later committed suicide. | HICKEY, Thomas Francis (I10595)
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| 7111 | remation Register summary last name?Curtis? first names?Frederick William? cremation date?23 December 1976 location?Lewisham? https://www.deceasedonline.com/servlet/GSDOSearch | CURTIS, Frederick William (I9538)
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| 7112 | Renamed: Roman Primary School & Bow Secondary Girl's School in 1951 Her address: 57 Eglinton Road | CANNEE, Gertrude (I4929)
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| 7113 | renato is an Engineer | Family: Renato SANTA MARIA / Luigiia Angela Maria Lorenzina MASI (F3702)
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| 7114 | Reported by A Cohen, son 159 High Street, Homeston E9 Fact Flags: Preferred | COHEN, Henry (Harry) (I4112)
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| 7115 | Reported by Judah Cohen (brother-in-law) Gives alternative surname as Nyovak Fact Flags: Preferred | SIMONS, Philip (I4927)
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| 7116 | Required to ensure appearance of George Webster in court | JACOBS, Moses (I391)
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| 7117 | Residence of Emanuel Solomon | Family: Joel MOSS / Rosetta SOLOMON (F1917)
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| 7118 | Retired Arriving in London on board Almeda Star from Buenos Aires Travelling 1st Class | JACOBS, David Albert M.C. (I4534)
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| 7119 | Retired Jeweler Widower Has 2 nieces living with him: Phyllis Jacobs (55), Emma Edwards (42) | MYERS, Daniel (I5518)
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| 7120 | Retired Jeweller Daughter, Esther living with them | JONES, David (I6095)
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| 7121 | RHODESIAN JEWRY AND ITS STORY PART 111 BY ERIC ROSENTHAL Page 33 CHAPTER 28 RHODESIAN JEWS IN WORD WAR 1 Considering that the entire Jewish population of Rhodesia only numbered a few hundred, the frequency with which Jewish names occur in the military lists is noteworthy. Thus we find Lieutenant Byron Jacobs, son of a Bulawayo stockbroker, serving with the buffs in France, where he won the Military Cross, while carrying ammunition to a front line trench under heavy fire. Seeing another soldier fall, Lieutenant Jacobs stopped to pick him up and brought him to safety. | JACOBS, Byron (I4812)
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| 7122 | RHODESIAN JEWRY AND ITS STORY Part 1, page 53 The beginning of another branch of Jewish enterprise was recorded in the "Bulawayo Chronicle" in 1895. NOTICE. "J. Lenson has secured the right from the Bulawayo Turf Club to work the Totalisator for the forthcoming Meetings. His Book is now open on the Johannesburg and Bulawayo Handicaps". Agencies of various kinds were popular among the early comers to Bulawayo. Thus Harry Jacobs of Fife Street described himself as the "Popular Broker". "Deals in Claims, Prospecting Licences, Shares, Farms, Stands, etc, etc., Auctioneering Department: Produce bought and sol. Wagons and Scotch Carts for Sale. Prompt Settlements..... Sole Agents for Port Elizabeth Wine and Spirit Association" | JACOBS, Harry Braham (I3982)
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| 7123 | RHQ Grenadier Guards Wellington Barracks Birdcage Walk London SW1 E6HQ Phone:020 7414 3221 Fax: 020 7414 3443 Capt. D. Mason (retd) - Regimental Archivist | JACOBS, Philip Morris (I4478)
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| 7124 | Robert Ward has found references to Edward Lawrence Levy in the Old Bailey records. I carried out a search and found four entries (2 of which mention sons): Charged with fraud in 1870. Age about 42. He is referred to as having been a solicitor in Bow Street in 1865. Reference is made to Levy having a brother in Australia. Mentions that he had been in Paris. Not Guilty. (Ref: t18700711-582) He appears as a witness in the Old Bailey records in 1874 as Managing Clerk to a solicitor called Lind (Ref: t18740817-516) Charged with fraud in 1879. Age about 53. "He is again indicted" refers to an earlier event. Another mention of Paris, with several witnesses coming to England to testify. Reference to a son, Daniel Levy who is a clerk with Messrs Fisher. Guilty - 18 months imprisonment. (Ref: t18790526-562) Charged with perverting the course of justice by suborning person to commit perjury. 1882 aged about 58. Also charged are his sons Daniel (28) and Henry Levy (26) and two other men. Edward: Guilty, 5 years prison. Daniel & Henry: Guilty, 12 months hard labour | LEVY, Edward Lawrence (I4533)
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| 7125 | Robert Ward has found references to Edward Lawrence Levy in the Old Bailey records. I carried out a search and found four entries (2 of which mention sons): Charged with fraud in 1879. Age about 53. "He is again indicted" refers to an earlier event. Another mention of Paris, with several witnesses coming to England to testify. Reference to a son, Daniel Levy who is a clerk with Messrs Fisher. Guilty - 18 months imprisonment. (Ref: t18790526-562) Charged with perverting the course of justice by suborning person to commit perjury. 1882 aged about 58. Also charged are his sons Daniel (28) and Henry Levy (26) and two other men. Edward: Guilty, 5 years prison. Daniel & Henry: Guilty, 12 months hard labour | LEVY, Henry (I4536)
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| 7126 | Robert Ward has found references to Edward Lawrence Levy in the Old Bailey records. I carried out a search and found four entries (2 of which mention sons): Charged with fraud in 1879. Age about 53. "He is again indicted" refers to an earlier event. Another mention of Paris, with several witnesses coming to England to testify. Reference to a son, Daniel Levy who is a clerk with Messrs Fisher. Guilty - 18 months imprisonment. (Ref: t18790526-562) Charged with perverting the course of justice by suborning person to commit perjury. 1882 aged about 58. Also charged are his sons Daniel (28) and Henry Levy (26) and two other men. Edward: Guilty, 5 years prison. Daniel & Henry: Guilty, 12 months hard labour | LEVY, Daniel (I4537)
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| 7127 | Rosetta Ellis, St. Saviour, vol. xx 1, 2 (?), First Q 1851 Source for this is unknown Fact Flags: Preferred | [LEVY], Rosetta (I5492)
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| 7128 | Row 31 Plot 9 | CRAWCOUR, Ann Rebecca (I6204)
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| 7129 | Roy Parker has exact date as 17 June Fact Flags: Preferred | JACOBS, Ellen Dorothy (I4479)
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| 7130 | Royal Aero Club Aviator's Certificate He gives his address as being in Germiston, Transvall, South Africa. | JACOBS, Byron (I4812)
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| 7131 | Rubber Merchant Has brother and sister in law with him. Listed as Brother and Sister. | SWAEBE, David Jenkins (I5603)
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| 7132 | Rubber Merchant (Employer) so probably employing his brother-in-law. Living with her sister and family Listed as Deaf | WARTSKI, Emanuel (I5857)
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| 7133 | S.E.F. Braham & Family departed Southampton on 30-Jul-1960 via FAIRSKY under the Assisted Passage Migration Scheme Into Place: Australia | BRAHAM, Sydney Edgar Frederick (I775)
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| 7134 | S.E.F. Braham & Family departed Southampton on 30-Jul-1960 via FAIRSKY under the Assisted Passage Migration Scheme Into Place: Australia | SHUTT, Myra May (I1683)
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| 7135 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1684)
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| 7136 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1685)
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| 7137 | Sacred to the memory of Harriet SAMUEL who died Nov 6 1843 5604Erected by her eldest son HENRY in affectionate remembrance of a mother's love and goodness. This monument replaced one erected by her son in the year 1847 | ISRAEL, Harriet (I6022)
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| 7138 | Saddle reportedly stolen from Moses and his son David They also rent premises in Rupert St., Haymarket to keep a horse and cart | JACOBS, Moses (I391)
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| 7139 | Saddle reportedly stolen from Moses and his son David They also rent premises in Rupert St., Haymarket to keep a horse and cart | JACOBS, David (I828)
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| 7140 | Salesman Ship is the Waimana of the White Line Destination: Adelaide Travelling 3rd Class From Place: Liverpool, Lancashire, England | POLAND, Alfred Malcolm (I6464)
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| 7141 | Salesman | HART, Edward (I4396)
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| 7142 | Salesman (Auctioneer) As Adolph | SUSMAN, Adolphus Alfred (I4665)
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| 7143 | Sampson's death certificate doesn't specify who his first wife is, but does list a living daughter, Rebecca Jane, aged 26 | JACOBS, Rebecca Jane (I5012)
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| 7144 | Samuel died intestate so we have a copy of both the letter of administration granted to his wife, Emma, and a statement regarding his estate. Apparently he had been declared bankrupt not long before he died. Note that one of the newspaper notices confirms that he is the father of Henry Jacobs of Hokitika | JACOBS, Samuel (I824)
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| 7145 | Samuel died intestate so we have a copy of both the letter of administration granted to his wife, Emma, and a statement regarding his estate. Apparently he had been declared bankrupt not long before he died. Fact Flags: Preferred | JACOBS, Samuel (I824)
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| 7146 | Samuel gives his age as 59 and place of birth as St Giles, London. Emma gives age as 26, birthplace Wapping, London Fact Flags: Preferred | JACOBS, Caroline Amelia (I4089)
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| 7147 | Samuel is believed to be a son of Moses and Sarah, this is the story that has been passed down the family. Unfortunately neither of his marriage certificates give, or even have a space for, a father. He went to Australia before 1849 (he married in Hobart in 1849) Moved on to New Zealand before 1869 (1st wife died in Hokitika in 1869) We do however have a newspaper cutting which does, I believe, tie Samuel to Lawrence as brothers and thereby prove the connection. There is an entry in the West Coast Times that gives the death of Lawrence Jacobs of Eastern Road, Emerald Hill, Melbourne, and refers to his beloved brother Mr S Jacobs of this town. (i.e Hokitika) | JACOBS, Samuel (I824)
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| 7148 | Samuel Jacobs, Kumara, Leaseholder - Qualification Abandoned - Listed as not entitled to vote | JACOBS, Samuel (I824)
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| 7149 | Samuel Naphtali Barnard Address: 191 Bermondsey Street | BARNARD, Samuel (I5756)
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| 7150 | Sarah was accidently poisoned by James Cox. Cox wanted to marry her but her father and brother objected. Sarah was poisoned with arsenic. Cox was charged with poisoning and attempted murder. His defence was that he intended to commit suicide through poisoning but, through one thing and another, Sarah ended up drinking the poison. Cox went and threw himself in the river, but was rescued. The jury found him not guilty, but the judge charged him with attempted suicide. From the newspaper reports we get the following information:- Sarah is the daughter of Samuel Jacobs Samuel Jacobs is a Storekeeper in Kumara Sarah Jacobs is sister of Henry Jacobs Henry Jacobs is an Express Driver Henry is also known as Harry Sarah had come to Hokitika from Kumara | JACOBS, Sarah Hannah (I4067)
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