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Samuel Taylor

Samuel Taylor

Born:
4 Iyyar 5659 (14 April 1899)
Died:
30 Av 5751 (10 August 1991)

Basic Information

Unique reference:
TAY4632
Other first name:
Saul
Other surname:
Schneider
Gender:
Male

Birth

Date of birth:
4 Iyyar 5659 (14 April 1899)
Place of birth:
5 Grey Eagle Street, London

Death

Date of death:
30 Av 5751 (10 August 1991)
Died in combat?:
No
Cause of death:
Old age

Places

Addresses

Family home:
10 Church Street (1911)
Family home:
36 Fashion Street (1891)

Schools

Name:
Jewish Free School

Other Organisations

Name:
Jewish Lads' Brigade
Significance:
Part of Drum and Fife

Synagogues

Name:
Stoke Newington

Stories

If Sam ever told any stories from the war, it was always the same story.

Yom Kippur Mischief

His father, Simon, was a very orthodox man and at Yom Kippur all the men took their shoes off to go onto the bima and the boys used to mix up all their shoes.

Family

Spouse

Sarah Muffries "Sadie" (female)
Other surname / Maiden name:
Taylor
Place of marriage:
Stoke Newington Synagogue

Children

Gerald Taylor (male)

Siblings

Isaac Schneider "Ike" (male)
Harry Schneider (male)
Emanuel Schneider "Manny" (male)
Solomon Schneider "Sid" (male)
Annie Schneider (female)

Parents

Mother: Hannah Sudofski "Annie" (female)
Father: Simon Schneider (male)

Homefront

Military Record

Military service:
Army

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