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Bertram Rayner

Bertram Rayner

Born:
10 Av 5658 (29 July 1898)
Died:
30 Tishri 5679 (06 October 1918)

Basic Information

Unique reference:
RAY8408
Gender:
Male

Birth

Date of birth:
10 Av 5658 (29 July 1898)
Place of birth:
Birmingham

Death

Date of death:
30 Tishri 5679 (06 October 1918)
Died in combat?:
Yes
Place of death:
France
Burial place:
Bellicourt British Cemetery

Places

Addresses

Family home:
12 North Place Brighton (1911)

Synagogues

Name:
Middle Street Synagogue, Brighton

In Bertram's service record you can see his family listed and confirmation they are related.

The witness chosen to confirm the individuals were related to Bertram was B.B. Lieberman, whose qualification was ‘Minister of Religion.’ The address provided was 66 Middle Street, Brighton. This is the address of Middle Street Synagogue, suggesting the family attended this synagogue.

(Research by Shalom Sussex, see http://shalomsussex.co.uk/bertram-rayner-a-surviving-service-record/)

Family

Siblings

Lily Rayner (female)
Sylvia Rayner (female)
Estella Rayner (female)

Parents

Father: Joel David Rayner (male)
Mother: Rachel Rayner "Ray" (female)

Military Record

Military service:
Army
Military record no.:
82338, 163510, 212066
Date enlisted/conscripted:
04 July 1916
Date discharged/death:
06 October 1918
Rank at discharge/death:
Gunner
Assignments
Regiment:
Labour Corps
Battalion/unit:
6th Battalion
Regiment:
Middlesex Regiment
Posting:
France from 21/07/1918

Roll of Honour

B. RAYNER, 06 October 1918

British Jewry Book of Honour - Page 134

Other Occupations

Type of employment:
Shop assistant

Gallery

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