Jack Mendelovitch
Born:
19 Heshvan 5656 (06 November 1895)
Died:
11 Heshvan 5719 (25 October 1958)
Basic Information
Other surname:
Mendelowitch/Mendel
Birth
Date of birth:
19 Heshvan 5656 (06 November 1895)
Place of birth:
St. Georges in the East, London
Death
Date of death:
11 Heshvan 5719 (25 October 1958)
Burial place:
Willesden United Synagogue Cemetery
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Obituary from The Jewish Chronicle
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Obituary from The Jewish Chronicle
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Jack Mendelovitch locket
Taken around 1918
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Jack Mendelovitch
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Headstones
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Obituary from The Jewish Chronicle
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Jack Mendelovitch locket
Taken around 1918
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Jack Mendelovitch
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Headstones
Places
Addresses
111 Rutland Street, Mile End Old Town, London
340 Kingsland Road, Hackney, London
Schools
Other Organisations
Name:
North London Sinai Association
Name:
Great Garden Street Talmud Torah
Name:
Guild for Social Service at the Great Synagogue, Duke's Place
Name:
Council of the United Synagogue
Name:
London Board for Shechita
Name:
London Board of Jewish Religious Education
Synagogues
Name:
New West End Synagogue, St. Petersburgh Place
Name:
Hendon United Synagogue
Signing Up
When war broke out in 1914 Jack first joined the British Army at the age of 16, when his mother, Fay, found out she revealed his true age and had him pulled out. Jack then again joined at the age of 17 and once again his mother had him removed. In 1916 at the true age of 18 Jack was called up to serve his country.
Silver Cigarette Box
Jack carried a silver cigarette box in his breast pocket, one time he opened it and inside he found not only his cigarettes but also a bullet, fortunately Jack himself survived the war completely unscathed.
Family
Spouse
Miriam Goldstein (female)
Place of marriage:
London City - 06/1922
Children
Naomi Rose Lewis (female)
Patricia Fay Deborah Allin (female)
Pamela Sara Plesner (female)
Siblings
Dinah Blumenthall (female)
Parents
Father: Harris Mendelovitch (male)
Mother: Freida Mendelovitch "Fay" (female)
Jack and Miriam Mendelovitch
Married in 1922
Jack and Miriam Mendelovitch
Married in 1922
Military Record
Military record no.:
158417/890915
Date enlisted/conscripted:
01 March 1916
Rank at discharge/death:
Signaller/Gunner
Assignments
Regiment:
Royal Field Artillery
Battalion/unit:
230th Brigade
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WW1 Registration Document
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WW1 Medal Roll Index Card
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Extract from The Jewish Cronicle
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WW1 Service and Award Medal Roll
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WW1 Registration Document
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WW1 Medal Roll Index Card
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WW1 Service and Award Medal Roll
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Extract from The Jewish Chronicle
Other Occupations
Type of employment:
Skirt Cutter Assistant
Type of employment:
Air Raid Precaution Warden
Type of employment:
Manager of own Coat Manufacturing Business
Type of employment:
Regular Guest Speaker at London Synagogues
Type of employment:
Correspondent for The Jewish Chronicle