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Samuel Lee Fisher

Samuel Lee Fisher

Born:
12 Tevet 5656 (29 December 1895)
Died:
6 Adar II 5752 (11 March 1992)

Basic Information

Unique reference:
FIS7258
Gender:
Male

Birth

Date of birth:
12 Tevet 5656 (29 December 1895)
Place of birth:
London, England

Death

Date of death:
6 Adar II 5752 (11 March 1992)
Died in combat?:
No
Burial place:
Edmonton Jewish Cemetery, Plot P2, Row 65, Grave 2

Places

Addresses

29 Broad Street London (1901)
29 Sillwood Road Brighton, Sussex (1939)
2 Ashdene Pinner, Middx (1992)
43a Goldhawk Road Shepherds Bush (1911)

Synagogues

Name:
Pinner Synagogue

Family

Spouse

Anne (female)
Other surname / Maiden name:
Fisher

Children

Stanley Fisher (male)
Doreen Fisher "Dora" (female)
Bette Fisher (female)

Siblings

Philip Fisher (male)
Rebecca Fisher (female)
Solomon Fisher (male)
Ann Fisher (female)
Evelyn Fisher (female)
Ralph Fisher (male)

Parents

Father: Hyman Fisher (male)
Mother: Dora (female)

Homefront

Occupation:
Butcher
What was the impact of this:
During WW2 he is listed as a Confectionery Salesman

Military Record

Military service:
RFC later RAF
Military record no.:
130515
Date enlisted/conscripted:
31 May 1916
Rank at discharge/death:
Driver (Lnr)
Assignments
Regiment:
RFC Transferred to RAF
Campaigns:
Paid 1s 6d Airforce Pay as a Driver, Petrol with RAF

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