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Dame Beatrice Hilda Lever
Born:
13 Heshvan 5634 (03 November 1873)
Died:
5 Sivan 5677 (26 May 1917)
Basic Information
Unique reference:
LEV2092
Other surname:
Falk Levy
Gender:
Female
Birth
Date of birth:
13 Heshvan 5634 (03 November 1873)
Place of birth:
Salford, England
Death
Date of death:
5 Sivan 5677 (26 May 1917)
Cause of death:
Died from sepsis after caring for wounded soldiers 1917
Burial place:
Hoop Lane Jewish Cemetery, Golders Green Row 20 Grave 9
Basic Information
Tombstone at Golders Green Cemetery
Tombstone at Golders Green Cemetery
Places
Addresses
23 Palace Gdns, Kensington (1881)
Where they were staying when the census was taken:
Burlington Hotel, Bournemouth (1901)
20 Hans Crescent, Chelsea (1917)
Barrow Green Court, Oxted
http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/27029
Lady Lever died on 28 May 1917 of septic poisoning contracted from nursing the wounded in Hampstead General Hospital. She is commemorated in a window in York Minster.
Family
Spouse
Children
Sir Tresham Lever (male)
Siblings
Alexander Falk (male)
Florence B Falk (female)
Arthur Falk (male)
Frederick Falk (male)
Ethel A Falk (female)
Parents
Father: Philip Falk (male)
Mother: Sarah Falk (female)
Homefront
Occupation:
Nurse
What was the impact of this:
Lady Lever died on 28 May 1917 of septic poisoning contracted from nursing the wounded in Hampstead General Hospital. She is commemorated in a window in York Minster.
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