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Alfred Abraham Naar

Alfred Abraham Naar "Jimmy"

Born:
3 Tevet 5644 (01 January 1884)

Basic Information

Unique reference:
NAA0679
Gender:
Male

Birth

Date of birth:
3 Tevet 5644 (01 January 1884)
Place of birth:
London

Death

Died in combat?:
No
Place of death:
Golders Green
Cause of death:
Age
Burial place:
Hoop Lane Golders Green S&P Cemetery

Places

Addresses

Parents' home:
Wellclose Square Tower Hamlets (01 January 1884)
Own Home:
12 Oakfields Road Golders Green (01 January 1925)

Other Organisations

Name:
The Royal Mail
Date:
01 January 1904
Significance:
Manager and Kings Messenger during WW1

Synagogues

Name:
Bevis Marks

Community Service

Family legend
After moving to Golders Green in the 1920s Alfred Abraham Naar was elected to Hendon Urban District Council and the London County Council and finally Hendon Borough Council. He was the Mayor twice from 1939 - 1940 nad from 1940 - 1941. He subsequently became Father of the Council as its longest serving member until his retirement in about 1964.

Family

Spouse

Dorine Plater (female)
Place of marriage:
Bevis Marks
Country of marriage:
UK

Children

Denis Naar (male)
Leonard Naar "Jon" (male)

Homefront

Occupation:
Royal Mail Manager
What was the impact of this:
During the war Alfred Abraham Naar won the MBE. London Gazette 4 January 1918 after being torpedoed whilst carrying documents between Holland and UK for the War Office.

Other Occupations

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