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(Charles) Isaac Pynt

(Charles) Isaac Pynt

Born:
9 Nisan 5657 (11 April 1897)
Died:
14 Adar II 5727 (26 March 1967)

Basic Information

Unique reference:
PYN7119
Other first name:
Yitzak
Gender:
Male

Birth

Date of birth:
9 Nisan 5657 (11 April 1897)
Place of birth:
Bradford, Yorkshire

Death

Date of death:
14 Adar II 5727 (26 March 1967)
Died in combat?:
No
Place of death:
Hastings, Sussex, England

Places

Addresses

Electoral Register Address:
66 Harlowe House Shoreditch (1949)
Family home, Parents' home:
13 Spring Gardens Bradford, Yorkshire

Family

Spouse

Sadie Warner (female)
Place of marriage:
Hackney
Country of marriage:
UK

Spouse

Rosalind Barron (female)
Place of marriage:
East London Synagogue, Mile End
Country of marriage:
UK

Children

Renée Frances Barnett (female)

Siblings

Beatrice "Bessie " (female)
Joseph "Joe" (male)
Hettie (female)
Annie (female)
Florence (female)
Hyman (male)
Max (male)
Leah (female)

Parents

Father: Samuel (male)
Mother: Rachel Elstein (female)

Homefront

Occupation:
Tailor - Family Occupation
Member of family in armed forces:
Older brother Joseph Pynt enlisted in 1914

Military Record

Military service:
Army
Military record no.:
27298/11360
Rank at discharge/death:
Private
Assignments
Regiment:
South Staffordshire Regiment
Regiment:
Labour Corps

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