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Samuel Zotnick
Born:
1898
Died:
23 Tishri 5678 (09 October 1917)
Basic Information
Unique reference:
ZOT3315
Gender:
Male
Birth
Date of birth:
1898
Place of birth:
Sheffield
Death
Date of death:
23 Tishri 5678 (09 October 1917)
Died in combat?:
Yes
Place of death:
France and Flanders
Cause of death:
Killed in Action
Burial place:
Memorial Panel 125 to 128, Tyne Cot Memorial, Belgium Tyne Cot
Places
Addresses
Parents' Home 1911 Census:
Netherthorpe Street Sheffield (02 April 1911)
85 Allen Street Sheffield
Other Organisations
Name:
Sheffield Hebrew Congregation (Wilson Road)
Date:
1917
Family
Siblings
Deborah Zotnick (female)
Annie Zotnick (female)
Minnie Zotnick "Minta" (female)
Bessie Zotnick (female)
Parents
Father: Abraham Zotnick (male)
Mother: Nesha Edith Isaacson "Freda" (female)
Homefront
Occupation:
Hammer Grinder
Member of family in armed forces:
Brother
What was the impact of this:
Both Samuel and his brother Matthew died in the War
Military Record
Military service:
British Army
Military record no.:
263008
Date enlisted/conscripted:
1915
Date discharged/death:
09 October 1917
Rank at discharge/death:
Private
Sustained injuries:
Killed in Action
Sheffield Daily Telegraph Notice Monday Oct 11th 1920
In Memory of Matthew Zotnick Killed In France Apr 10th 1918 In Memory of Samuel Zotnick Killed in France- Oct 9th 1917
In Memory of Matthew Zotnick Killed In France Apr 10th 1918 In Memory of Samuel Zotnick Killed in France- Oct 9th 1917
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