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Marcus Bloom

Marcus Bloom

Born:
20 Elul 5656 (29 August 1896)
Died:
1977

Basic Information

Unique reference:
BLO9282
Gender:
Male

Birth

Date of birth:
20 Elul 5656 (29 August 1896)
Place of birth:
West Hartlepool

Death

Date of death:
1977
Place of death:
Bournemouth

Places

Addresses

Family home:
11 Lower Reed Street West Hartlepool (1911)

Schools

Name:
Upper Grade School
Name:
Elwick Road School
Name:
Leeds University
Year started:
1912

Other Organisations

Name:
West Hartlepool Hebrew Congregation
Significance:
Hon. President
Name:
West Hartlepool Hebrew Benevolent Fund
Significance:
Secretary
Name:
National Federation of Fruit and Potato Merchants
Significance:
Member
Name:
West Hartlepool Council
Significance:
Councillor, Alderman

Marcus' studies at Leeds University were cut short by the outbreak of war, and he enlisted with the RAMC very early on in September 1914.

After returning from the war, Marcus established a successful fruit selling business, and then in 1929 was elected as an independent councillor for West Hartlepool Central Ward. Later, he became a Labour councillor, before being elected Alderman in 1941.

Family

Spouse

Annie Bloom (female)
Other surname / Maiden name:
Goodman

Siblings

Ernest Bloom (male)
Rose Bloom (female)
Hannah Bloom (female)
Rachel Bloom (female)
Beatrice Bloom (female)

Parents

Mother: Jane Bloom "Jeannie" (female)
Father: Levi Bloom "Louis" (male)

Military Record

Military service:
Army and Royal Air Force
Military record no.:
33635, 317183
Date enlisted/conscripted:
07 September 1914
Rank at discharge/death:
Corporal
Assignments
Regiment:
Royal Army Medical Corps
Regiment:
Royal Air Force

Other Occupations

Type of employment:
Fruit merchant
Position:
Business owner

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