A. D. SAMUEL, 19 May 1918
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Arthur David Samuel
Born:
1883
Died:
8 Sivan 5678 (19 May 1918)
Basic Information
Unique reference:
SAM3675
Gender:
Male
Birth
Date of birth:
1883
Place of birth:
London
Death
Date of death:
8 Sivan 5678 (19 May 1918)
Died in combat?:
Yes
Place of death:
London
Cause of death:
Died of wounds
Burial place:
Willesden Jewish Cemetery
Places
Addresses
Family home:
30 Abercorn Place London (1911)
Synagogues
Name:
Central Synagogue
Arthur's father Joseph Samuel was an East India Merchant in cigars and tea, and it seems Arthur followed him into this business, as well as his brother Marcus, who went on to be Conservative MP for Putney in 1934
Family
Spouse
Mary Samuel (female)
Other surname / Maiden name:
Jewell
Place of marriage:
London, 1911
Siblings
Marcus Reginald Anthony Samuel MP (male)
Ethel Florence Samuel (female)
Frederick Dudley Samuel (male)
Charles Henry Samuel (male)
Gertrude Abigail Samuel (female)
Parents
Father: Joseph Samuel (male)
Mother: Laura Samuel (female)
Military Record
Military service:
Army
Date discharged/death:
19 May 1918
Rank at discharge/death:
Second Lieutenant
Assignments
Regiment:
Royal Army Service Corp
Roll of Honour
Commonwealth Graves Commission
Rank:
Second Lieutenant
Date of Death:
19 May 1918
Age:
Regiment / service:
Army Service Corps
Cemetery:
Willesden Jewish Cemetery, United Kingdom
Grave reference:
J. H. 15.
Additional information:
Personal inscription:
Other Occupations
Type of employment:
Cigar Merchant
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