VERBER
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Abraham Verber
Born:
7 Adar I 5641 (06 February 1881)
Died:
24 Shevat 5707 (14 February 1947)
Basic Information
Unique reference:
VER4318
Other surname:
Verbloskie
Gender:
Male
Birth
Date of birth:
7 Adar I 5641 (06 February 1881)
Place of birth:
Manchester
Death
Date of death:
24 Shevat 5707 (14 February 1947)
Died in combat?:
No
Place of death:
Stoke on Trent
Burial place:
Staffordshire Jewish Cemetery
Places
Addresses
Parent's home:
2 Claressa Place Manchester (1881)
Parents Home:
8 Manston Street Cheetham, Manchester (1891)
Parent's home:
12 Winter Street Manchester (1886)
Parent's home:
82 Waterloo Road Cheetham, Manchester (1901)
Family home:
21 Castle Road St Albans, Hertfordshire (1910)
Family home:
48 Cambridge Road St. Albans, Hertfordshire (1911)
Family home:
6 Cape Road, St. Albans Hertfordshire (1912)
Family home:
Jacville, 120 Edgware Street Stoke on trent (1939)
Schools
Name:
Manchester Jews School
Year started:
1886
Family
Spouse
Cissie Verber (female)
Place of marriage:
Manchester
Children
Ettie Verber (female)
Bernard Verber (male)
Sophia Verber (female)
Lewis Verber (male)
Jacob Verber (male)
Phillip Verber (male)
Samuel Verber (male)
Siblings
Ada Verbloskie (female)
Esther Verbloskie (female)
Minnie Verbloskie (female)
Casper Verbloskie (male)
Rosa Verbloskie (female)
Morris Verboskie (male)
Sarah Verboskie (female)
Lewis Verboskie (male)
Dorah Verboskie (female)
Reuben Verboskie (male)
Sophia Verboskie (female)
Parents
Mother: Ellen Gayla Verbloskie (female)
Father: Jacob Nachum Verbloskie (male)
Homefront
Occupation:
War Service
Military Record
Military service:
Royal Army Service Corps
Rank at discharge/death:
Private
Jewry Book of Honour
Roll of Honour
Other Occupations
Type of employment:
Tailor's Machinist
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