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Harry Marks MP
Born:
21 Nisan 5615 (09 April 1855)
Died:
26 Kislev 5677 (21 December 1916)
Basic Information
Unique reference:
MAR7749
Other first name:
Hananel
Gender:
Male
Birth
Date of birth:
21 Nisan 5615 (09 April 1855)
Place of birth:
London
Death
Date of death:
26 Kislev 5677 (21 December 1916)
Died in combat?:
No
Place of death:
Mayfair, London
Cause of death:
Complications of Diabetes
Places
Addresses
Place of Death:
119A Mount Street Mayfair, London (21 December 1916)
Callis Court Broadstairs
Schools
Name:
University College School
Year started:
1864
Year left:
1868
Name:
Athenée Royale
Synagogues
Name:
West London Synagogue
Family
Spouse
Annie Benjamin (female)
Other surname / Maiden name:
Marks
Children
Marks (male)
Marks (female)
Siblings
Francis Marks (male)
Zillah Marks (female)
Monatgue Marks (male)
Edward Marks (male)
Ada Marks (female)
Ellis Marks (male)
Edith Marks (female)
Aster Marks (female)
Frances Marks (female)
Percy Marks (male)
Parents
Mother: Cecilia Woolf (female)
Father: David Marks (male)
Other Occupations
Type of employment:
Author
Type of employment:
Journalist
Type of employment:
Newspaper Proprietor
Date started:
23 January 1844
Date left:
21 December 1916
Position:
Founder
Organisation:
The Financial News
Type of employment:
Member of Parliament
Date started:
13 July 1895
Date left:
15 January 1910
Position:
Conservative Representative in St. George-in-the-East (1895-1900) and in Thanet (1904-1910)
Organisation:
House of Commons
Type of employment:
Member of the London County Council
Date started:
21 March 1889
Position:
Member
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