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Abraham Sugar

Abraham Sugar

Born:
1896
Died:
17 Tammuz 5704 (08 July 1944)

Basic Information

Unique reference:
SUG3180
Gender:
Male

Birth

Date of birth:
1896
Place of birth:
Hull, UK

Death

Date of death:
17 Tammuz 5704 (08 July 1944)
Died in combat?:
No
Burial place:
Hilltop Cemetery, Leeds

Places

Addresses

Parents' home:
5 Adelaide Street Hull, UK (1901)
Parents' Home:
6 Pilling Street Liverpool. UK (1911)
Parents' home:
110 Osborne Street Hull (1913)
Parents' home:
53 Hessle Road Hull, UK (1915)

Family

Spouse

Rebecca Segal (female)
Place of marriage:
Western Synagogue, Hull
Country of marriage:
UK

Children

Ethel Sugar (female)
Rachel Sugar (female)

Siblings

Kalman Sugar (male)
Annie Sugar (female)
Leah Sugar (female)
Max Sugar (male)
Fanny Sugar (female)
Moses Sugar (male)

Parents

Mother: Dorah (female)
Father: Samuel (male)

Homefront

Occupation:
War Service

Military Record

Military service:
East Yorkshire Regiment, 3rd Battalion
Military record no.:
3/19747
Date enlisted/conscripted:
04 August 1915
Date discharged/death:
30 November 1915
Rank at discharge/death:
Private
Invalided out of service:
30 November 1915

Other Occupations

Type of employment:
Hairdresser

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