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George Moleman

George Moleman

Born:
2 Heshvan 5653 (23 October 1892)
Died:
23 Heshvan 5710 (15 November 1949)

Basic Information

Unique reference:
MOL5418
Gender:
Male

Birth

Date of birth:
2 Heshvan 5653 (23 October 1892)
Place of birth:
London

Death

Date of death:
23 Heshvan 5710 (15 November 1949)
Died in combat?:
No
Place of death:
London
Cause of death:
Coronary insufficiency (stroke)
Burial place:
Bushey United Synagogue Cemetery, grave reference: G.15.595

Places

Addresses

Marital home:
94 Carysfort Road Stoke Newington (1916)
Marital home:
27 Carysfort Road Stoke Newington

Schools

Name:
Old Castle Street School
Year started:
?
Year left:
1906

Synagogues

Name:
Norris Lea, United Synagogue

Family

Spouse

Jane Watkin (female)
Place of marriage:
London, Whitechapel
Country of marriage:
U.K

Children

Irene Moleman (female)
Betty Moleman (female)
Philip Moleman (male)

Siblings

Christina Moleman "Chrissie" (female)
Julie Moleman (female)
Rebecca Moleman "Becky" (female)
Eve Moleman "Evie" (female)

Parents

Father: Philip (male)
Mother: Kaatje Moleman (female)

Homefront

Occupation:
George worked as a wholesale meat salesman.
What was the impact of this:
Holland remained neutral in WW1 and as the son of Dutch parents George had Dutch citizenship. He obtained a Dutch passport on 8 March 1916.
George served as a private in the Stoke Newington Volunteers (1/9 Battalion City of London Volunteer Regiment).

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