PLASHET
- UNITED SYNAGOGUE CEMETERY
World
War 1 - Roll of Honour with detailed information
Compiled and copyright © Charles Tucker (Record Keeper - London
Beth Din) 2008
The cemetery
belongs to the Burial Society of the United Synagogue, Ilford. Called
the Plashet Cemetery, it is a huge Jewish cemetery located in the
east end of London, covering families who died in Ilford, East Ham,
Whitechapel, Dulwich and was opened in 1896, known as the “Trade
Unionists Cemetery". Past secretaries of the cigars union and
costomongers union are buried in the cemetery. It is located at 361,
High Street North, East Ham ( E12 6PQ). Listed here are the graves
of those who died during World War 1 both as civilians and who were
serving. There is also one grave of a German soldier in the cemetery
which is listed here. There are several graves of those who died in
the German bombing raid on London
13 June 1917 - see separate page for background.
ABRAHAMS |
Mark |
Private
122060, Royal Army Medical Corps. Died in the City of London Hospital,
Clapton, from heart failure brought on by Malaria 15 February
1919 had suffered from a bout of dysentery, served in Salonika
(Greece) from 6 May 1918 to 13 January 1919. Born Spitalfields,
Middlesex in 1884. Attested at Central London Recruiting Depot,
Witehall, London S.W. 10 July 1917, aged 33. Resident 52, Montague
Road, London, E.8. Married to Esther, two children. Occupation
Printer. Height 5 feet 6 inches, weight 133 lbs, chest 35½
inches. In the 1911 census he was aged 27, born Whitechapel, London,
married to Esther (born Russia), a Compositor Printer, resident
22 St Marks Street, Whitechapel, London, E. In the 1901 census
he was aged 17, unmarried, a boarder, born ondon, Middlesex, a
Printer (Compositor), living at 19, Bell Lane, Spitalfields, Whitechapel,
London. In the 1891 census he was aged 8, a scholar, born Whitechapel,
Middlesex, son of Israel ad Julia Abrahams, resident Spelman Street,
Spitalfields, Whitechapel, London. Plot P. Row 9. Grave 28. |
BARNETT |
Barney |
Private
J/2048, 42nd Battalion, Royal Fusiliers (City of Lodnon Regiment).
[SDGW lists 38th, 39th and 40th Battalions (Jewish).] Died in
United Kingdom 20 May 1918. Aged 19. Born Whitechapel, enlisted
Stratford, resident Bethnal Green. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Barnett,
of 16, Teesdale St., Bethnal Green Rd., London. In the 1911 census
he is aged 13, at school, born Whitechapel, London, resident with
his parents, Joseph and Leah, at 16 Teesdale Street, Bethnal Green,
London, N.E. Formerly TR/9/29771, 46th Training Reserve Battalion.
Plot P. Row 6. Grave 21. |
BENJAMIN |
Harry |
Private
DM2/209485, Royal Army Medical Corps. Died in Bethnal Green Military
Hospital 28 January 1919 at 9:45p.m. suffering from influenza,
acute encelpalitis being in a coma; post mortem carried out. Aged
25. Born Bethnal Green, Middlesex. Husband of Mrs Bridge (formerly
Benjamin) of 75, Wellington Row, Bethnal Green, London. Attested
29 August 1916 at Army Recruting Depot, Grove Crescent Road, Stratford,
London E., aged 21, height 5 feet 8½ inches. 133 lbs, chest
36 inches. Occupation Tinsmith learning to be Coppersmith, unmarried
when he attested, married Isabella Jacobs 5 November 1916 in East
London Synagogue, one son. Son of Isaac Benjamin, of 75 Wellington
Row, Bethnal Green, London, E.2. Plot O. Row 3. Grave 2. |
BENNOSON |
Herbert
Philip |
Private
364946, Labour Corps transferred from 534858, 15th (Prince of
Wales' Own Civil Service Rifles) Battalion, London Regiment. Died
in United Kingdom 20 September 1917. Born Stepney, enlisted Hackney
Baths, resident Dalston. Plot L. Row 19. Grave 5. |
BERGE |
Mark |
Steward
918689, H.M.S. Eaglet, Mercantile Marine Reserve. Died from disease
25 October 1918. Born circa 1896. His widow widow remarried becoming
Mrs. Fanny Captan, of 92, Hare Street, Bethnal Green, E. Plot
P. Row 7. Grave 40. |
BIRD |
Solomon |
Private
780104, 29th (City of London) Battalion (Royal Fusiliers), London
Regiment. Died in United Kingdom 9 June 1917. Aged 19. Born Plumstead,
enlisted and resident Stoke Newington. Nephew of Rose Nicholls,
of Stoke Newington. Plot P. Row 1. Grave 37. |
BODIE |
Cissie |
Daughter
of Marks. Died 28 January 1918. Aged 5. Grave 167. |
BODIE |
Fanny |
Died
28 January 1918. In the 1911 census she was aged 15, born Russia,
a ladies dressmaker, resident with her parents, Harris and Sarah
Bodie, at 16 Turner Street, Stepney E., Mile End Old Town, London.
Grave 166. |
BODIE |
Hettie |
Daughter
of Marks. Died 28 January 1918. Aged 1. Grave 168. |
CARP |
Annie |
Daughter
of Hyman. Died 13 June 1917 in the German bombing raid on London.
Grave 167.
In
the 1911 census there is an Annie Carp listed as being aged
42, born Russia, a lodger, occupation Nurse Monthly, resident
5 Berwick Street, St James and St Anne, Westminster, London.
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CASSELL |
C
A |
Private
D/17547, 2nd/1st Battalion, Norfolk Yeomanry. Died 12 April 1918.
Plot P. Row 6. Grave 10. |
COHEN |
John |
Died
12 August 1917. Grave 836. |
COHEN |
Leah |
Died
12 August 1917. Grave 837. |
COHEN |
Millie |
Died
28 January 1918. Grave 169. |
COHEN |
Nathan |
Died
13 June 1917 in the German bombing raid on London. Aged 15. Born
August 1902. Son of Joseph and Sarah Cohen. Grave 654. |
DANILER |
H
J |
Sapper
10737, Signal Company, South African Engineers. Died of sickness
22 May 1917. Residence Ladysmith, South Africa. Plot P. Row 1.
Grave 9. |
DAVIS |
Isadore |
Rifleman
24988, Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own) transferred to 48707
[SDGW/CWGC] or 58907 [British Jewry Book of Honour], Royal Defence
Corps. Died in United Kingdom 13 October 1918. Born, resident
and enlisted Stepney. Resident 32 Harrington Square, London, N.W.
Plot P. Row 7. Grave 8. |
FELPERIN |
H
Michael |
Boy
(Air Mechanic) 157250, Boys' Training Wing (Cranwell), Royal Air
Force., Died in Lincoln County Hospital 20 February 1919. Aged
17. Born 3 March 1901 in Ilford, Essex. Son of David and Alice
Felperin. Resident 132, Chatsworth Road, Lower Clapton, London,
N.E. In the 1911 census he was aged 10, born Ilford, Essex, resident
with his siblings and his parents, Alice and Davis Felperin, at
21 West St Hackney, London, S.E. In the 1901 census he was newly
born in Ilford, Essex, son of Alice and Davis Felperin, resident
1, Reads Place, Ilford, Romford, Essex. Before enlisting he was
a Sewing Machine Mechanic. Attested 22 November 1917, aged 16.
Height 5 feet 5½ inches, chest 31 inches, dark hair, blue-grey
eyes, sallow complexion. Plot P. Row 6. Grave 1. |
FINSTEN |
Sidney |
[Listed
as FINSTON on SDGW and FINSTEIN in British Jewry Book of Honour,
1914-1920] Private 66571, Depot, Worcestershire Regiment. Died
in United Kingdom 30 October 1918. Aged 28. Born London, enlisted
Birmingham, resident Tottenham. Son of Samuel and Sarah Finsten,
of 15, Lealand Rd., South Tottenham. Plot N. Row 51. Grave 12. |
FLAUM |
Sidney |
Rifleman
576884, 17th (Poplar and Stepney Rifles) Battalion, London Regiment.
Died in Unitd Kingdom 29 March 1918. Aged 18. Born Mile End, enlisted
Whitehall. Son of Maurice A. and Phoebe Flaum, of 47, Cleveland
St., Mile End, London. Plot P. Row 5. Grave 21. |
FREEMAN |
David |
Airman
3rd Class 55241, Royal Flying Corps. Died 29 May 1917. Aged 37.
Son of Jacob and Rachel Freeman; husband of Louise Freeman, of
22, Clifton Buildings, Camlet St., Shoreditch, London. Born in
Poland. Resident 154, Nathaniel Buildings, London, E.1. Plot P.
Row 1. Grave 17. |
FRIEDLANDER |
Harry |
Private
23202, Royal Army Medical Corps. Died in United Kingdom 14 July
1916. Aged 20. Born St. George's, London, enlisted London. Son
of Margaret Friedlander, of 86, Imperial Avenue, Stoke Newington,
London, N.E., and the late Abraham Friedlander. Plot M. Row 20.
Grave 29. |
GELLER |
Harry |
Corporal
4209, 28th Training Depot Squadron, Royal Air Force. Died at Southern
General Hospital, Oxford, of influenza and pneumonia 5 November
1918. Tailor by trade. Born 1895 in Soho, Middlesex. Attested
22 March 1915, aged 20. Son of Nathan Geller, of 69 Chesom Road,
Fulham. Height 5 feet 9½ inches, chest 34½ inches,
dark brown hair, light brown eyes, fair complexion. Plot P. Row
8. Grave 13. |
GOLDRING |
Magnus |
Rifleman 205498, King's Royal Rifle Corps. Died 8 March 1918.
Death registered in the Paddington Registration District, London,
aged 50. Grave 350. |
GREENLAND |
Kate |
Died
28 January 1918. Grave 171. |
HANKIN |
Abraham |
Son
of Jacob. Died 28 January 1918. Grave 168. |
ISAACS |
George
Jessel |
Corporal
2939, 6th (City of London Rfiles) Battalion, London Regiment.
Died in United Kingdom 25 March 1916. Aged 25. Served as JESSEL.
Born City of London, enlisted London, resident London N. Son of
Harry and Maria Isaacs, of 19, Pyrland Rd., Canonbury, London.
Plot O. Row 1. Grave 43. |
ISAACS |
John |
Private
M/302200, 615th M.T. Company, Royal Army Service Corps. Died of
influenza and pneumonia 22 February 1919 in Fermoy Military Hospital.
Aged 31. Admitted to hospital 17 February 1919 with influenza
which developed into pneumonia 20 February 1919. Born Stepney,
Middlesex. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaacs, of 24, Old Castle St.,
Aldgate; husband of Elizabeth Davis (formerly Isaacs), of 85,
Abingdon Buildings, Cabest Avenue, Shoreditch, London. Attested
21 March 1917 at Straford, London E., resident 29 Fenter Street,
Whitechapel, aged 29 years 4 months, occupation Motor Bus Driver,
husband of Elizabeth Isaacs (nee Less), married 18 June 1911 at
East London Synagogue, two children.Height 5 feet 7 inches, weight
157 lbs, chest 38 inches. Joined 804 M.T. Company, Army Service
Corps at Darlington 12 April 1917, posted to 615 M.T. Company,
Army Service Corps 19 April 1918 in Dublin. Plot P. Row 8. Grave
39. |
KADISHEWITZ |
Isidore |
Private
J/8305, 38th/40th (Jewish) Battalion, Royal Fusiliers (City of
London Regiment). Died in United Kingdom 8 November 1918. Born
Russia, enlisted New York City. Resident 20, Second Avenue, New
York, USA. Plot N. Row 53. Grave 14. |
KAMANOVITZ |
Isaac |
Died
28 January 1918. Born 1862. In the 1911 census he was aged 50,
born Russia/Poland, a Tailor Coat Hand. married to Milly with
five children, resident 82 Jubilee Street, Stepney, Mile End Old
Town, London. Grave 155. |
LATSKY |
Walter
J |
Private
M2/227107, M.T. Depot (Norwood), Royal Army Service Corps. Died
13 November 1918. Resident 17, Princelet Street, London, E.1.
In the 1911 census he was aged 16, son of Barnett Lastsky, born
Whitechapel, London, resident 16 Abington Avenue, Northampton,
Northamptonshire. Plot G. Row 2. Grave 3. |
LAZARUS |
Lewis |
Gunner
102315, 52nd Anti Aircraft Company, Royal Garrison Artillery.
Died of influenza and bronchial pneumonia 15 December 1918 in
Military Hospital Parkhurst, Isle of Wight. Aged 28. Resident
5, Wolverton Gardens, London, W. Attested 10 December 1915 at
New Court, St Swithin's, London. aged 26, resident 4 Ashley Road,
Croydon, Surrey, occupation commercial traveller, married Esther
Freeman 10 June 1914 at West Ham Synagogue, Forest Gate, London
E. one daughter, wife emigrated to Australia. Son of Emily Lazarus,
of 28 Colinton Road, Goodmayes, Sussex. Plot L. Row 18. Grave
4. |
LEVESON |
Israel
aka Jack |
[Listed
as Jack on SDGW] Gunner 102283, Anti-Aircraft Depot, Royal Garrison
Artillery. Died in United Kingdom at City Hospital for Infectious
Diseases, Newcastle-on-Tyne 16 April 1917. Born 4 September 1887
in Spitalfields, Middlesex, enlisted and resident Brighton. Attested
11 December 1915 at Fort Burgoyne, Dover, aged 23 years 8 months,
married Mabel Florence Hayes 20 October 1914 in Brighton, one
daughter. Resident 9 North Place, Brighton. Occupation Tailor.
Son of David and Annie Leveson, of 164 Goldhurst Terrace, Hampstead,
London. Plot N. Row 47. Grave 22. |
LEVY |
Emile
Harry |
Corporal
(Clerk) 244851, R.O.D. Station (Shetland), Royal Air Force. Died
of wounds 13 February 1919. Born 4 September 1887 in London, Middlesex.
Occupation Fish Caterer. Attested 1 January 1918. Husband of Polly
Levy, of 98 Commercial Street, London, E.1. Height 5 feet 4½
inches, chest 38 inches, black hair, brown eyes, fresh complexion.
Plot P. Row 9. Grave 22. |
LEVY |
Morris |
Private
147125, Machine Gun Corps (Infantry). Died 24 November 1918. Aged
20. Resident 106, Bridge Street, London E. Plot L. Row 7. Grave
1. |
LIGHTSTONE |
Simon |
Air
Mechanic 2nd Class F/15791, H.M.S. President II, Royal Naval Air
Service. Accidentally killed at landing of an airship 20 July
1917. Born 27 November 1897 in Spitalfields, London. Prior to
enlisting he was a warehouseman. Enlisted 6 June 1916 for the
duration of the hostilities. Heoght 5 feet 4¾ inches, chest
36 inches, brown hair, brown eyes, dark complexion. Initially
based at Crystall Palace then from 10 October 1916 at Cranwell.
In the 1911 census he was aged 13, born London, Middlesex, at
school, son of Rachel (a widow), resident 31 Hanbury Street, Spitalfields,
London, E. In the 1901 census he was aged 3. born Spitalfields,
Middlesex, son of Isaac and Rachel, resident 31, Hanbury Street,
Spitalfields, Whitechapel, London. Plot L. Row 8. Grave 6. |
MARKS |
David |
Died
13 June 1917 in the German bombing raid on London. Aged 16. Born
1901. Son of Sarah and the late Ezekiel Marks. Grave 653.
Possible
details. Aged 16. In the 1911 census he was aged 10, at school,
born Stepney, London, resident with his parents Ezekiel and
Sarah, at 52 Stepney Green Dwellings, Mile End Old Town, London.
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MARKS |
L |
Private
J/3912, 42nd Battalion, Royal Fusiliers. Died 5 July 1918. Plot
M. Row 17. Grave 6. |
MOSS |
Bessie |
Daughter
of Joseph. Died 13 June 1917 in the German bombing raid on London.
Grave 660. |
MOSS |
Cissie |
Daughter
of Joseph. Died 13 June 1917 in the German bombing raid on London.
Grave 659. |
MOSS |
Esther |
Daughter
of Joseph. Died 13 June 1917 in the German bombing raid on London.
Grave 658. |
MOSS |
Ettie |
Daughter
of Joseph. Died 13 June 1917 in the German bombing raid on London.
Grave 657. |
MOSS |
Rebecca |
Died
13 June 1917 in the German bombing raid on London. Grave 656. |
MUNRO |
Edith
Hilda |
Nurse,
Voluntary Aid Detachment, Royal Albert Hospital, Silvertown. Died
12 December 1916. Aged 23. Resident at Albert Dock Hospital. In
the 1911 census she was aged 17, a spinster at home, born Bow,
London, daughter of John and Leah, resident 24 Meynell Crescent,
South Hackney, St John at Hackney, London. Plot M. Row 24. Grave
35. |
NISSENBLATT |
Joseph |
Private
4598, 4th (Royal Fusiliers) Battalion, London Regiment. Died in
United Kingdom 11 June 1916. Aged 28. Served as NISSEN. Born Stepney,
enlisted Shaftesbury Street, London N., resident Stratford. Plot
O. Row 4. Grave 13. |
PEARLBERG |
Nathan |
Aircraftman
1st Class 129600, Air Construction Station (Norfolk), Royal Air
Force. Died of pneumonia in New End Military Hospital, Hampstead,
18 January 1919. Aged 34. Occupation prior to enlistment Tailor.
Attested 1 January 1918, aged 33, drafted to Royal Flying Corps
11 February 1918 then Royal Air Force 1 April 1918. Born in Russia.
Husband of Mrs S Pearlberg, of 55 Lucas Street, Commercial Road,
London. Height 4 feet 10 inches, chest 27 inches. Plot M. Row
19. Grave 3. |
PYKE |
Benita
Georgiana |
Died
7 March 1918. In the 1911 census she was aged 49, born London,
W.C., wife of Heped, resident 44 Kings Gardens, West End Lane,
Kilburn, Hampstead, London, N.W. In the 1901 census she was married
to Alfred Pyke, aged 39, born Marrylebone, Middlesex, resident
48, Carlton Hill, St Marylebone, Marylebone, London. [The husband's
forename changes between census and could be due to transcription
error] Grave 341.
Extract
from Probate Calendars of England & Wales 1858-1959,
1918:
PYKE
Benita Georgiana of 121 Canfield-gardens West Hampstead Middlesex
widow died 9 March 1918 at St. Mary's Hospital Praed-street
Paddington Middlesexd Probate London 29 August
to Eustace Almosnino Lindo stockbroker and Walter Henry Marks
manufacturer.
Effects £4997 12s. 3d.
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ROSENBAUM |
Fritz |
Soldat,
German Army. Died 22 November 1917. Plot L. Row 3. Grave 2. |
ROSENBERG |
Philip |
Gunner
139942, Royal Field Artillery. Died in United Kingdom 14 September
1917. Aged 22. Served as ROSE. Born Shoreditch, London N.E., resident
London E.C. Son of David and Rebecca Rosenberg. Born in London.
Plot L. Row 16. Grave 6. |
SACKS |
Rachel |
Died
28 January 1918. Grave 165. |
SELITSKY |
Lewis |
Son
of the late Marks. Died 28 January 1918. Grave 172. |
SHERMAN |
Abe |
Lance
Corporal 5198, 3rd Regiment, South African Infantry. Died 31 May
1917. Aged 27. Son of Bella Sherman, of 27A, Sherwell St., Johannesburg,
Transvaal, and the late Isidore Sherman. Born at Cape Town. Plot
P. Row 1. Grave 23. |
SIMONS |
Alfred
Samuel |
Flight
Sergeant 24429, 44th Squadron, Royal Air Force. Died 8 November
1918. Aged 33. Attested 2 March 1916 for the duration of the war,
aged 30. Occupation Clerk. Son of Alexander and Amelia Simons,
of 73, Cassland Rd., Hackney, London. Height 5 feet 7¾
inches, chest 36 inches. In the 1911 census he was aged 25, a
clerk, born Bethnal Green, London, resident with his parents,
Alexander and Amelia, at 73 Cassland Road, Homerton, St John at
Hackney, London. Grave G. 8. 3. |
SMOLINSKI |
Jack |
Rifleman
593546, 18th (London Irish Rifles), London Regiment. Died of wounds
in United Kingdom 19 September 1917. Served as NATHAN. Born Spitalfields,
enlisted Bethnal Green, resident Shoreditch. Plot L. Row 21. Grave
6. |
STANTON |
Bernard
Frederick |
Private
3009, Pay Office (Woolwich), Army Pay Corps. Died in United Kingdom
28 August 1915. Born Kentish Town, Middlesex, enlisted London.
Plot L. Row 24. Grave 27. |
STECKLYN |
Woolf |
Private
91371, Royal Army Medical Corps. Died 14 June 1917. Aged 23. Son
of Nathan and Annie Stecklyn. Called up for service 13 December
1916, posted to "T" Company, R.A.M.C. 14 January 1917,
discharged being no longer fit for War Service 14 March 1917 at
Aldershot, aged 23 years 7 months, height 5 feet 5 inches, chest
34 inches, fair complexion, grey eyes, fair hair, occupation warehouseman.
Born 1893 in Russia, resident 7 Gore Road, South Hackney, London,
N.E.. Plot P. Row 1. Grave 40. |
VANDERMOLEN |
Samuel |
Private
42618, 1/8th Battalion, Royal Scots (Lothian Regiment). Died 2
January 1919. Aged 20. Son of Millie Vandermolen, of 56 Cressy
House, Hannible Road, Stepney Green, London, E. Discharged 10
November 1918. Wounded 12 April 1918 with gunshot wound to the
back and scrotum and factures of both bones in right leg. Plot
O. Row 6. Grave 4. |
VINER |
David |
Private
432016, 49th Battalion, Canadian Infantry (Alberta Regiment).
Died 7 July 1916. Aged 29. Born 11 March 1887. Son of Samuel and
Leah Viner, of 71, Rodney Rd., Walworth. Occupation Clerk. Unmarried
when attesting 4 January 1915 at Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, aged
27, height 5 feet 6 inches, chest 37 inches, dark complexion,
brown eyes, black hair, religious denomination Jewish. Plot M.
Row 20. Grave 17. National Archives of Canada Accession Reference:
RG
150, Accession 1992-93/166, Box 9958 - 15 |
WOLFE |
Harry |
Rifleman
6647, 1st/8th Battalion, Prince of Wales's Own (West Yorkshire
Regiment). Died in United Kingdom 3 October 1916. Aged 38. Enlisted
York, resident Leeds. Son of Mr and Mrs Wolfe, of 34, Stamford
St., North St. Leeds. Plot N. Row 43. Grave 17. |
WOLFE |
Victor |
Private
199, (Territorial Force), Royal Army Medical Corps. Died in United
Kingdom 13 December 1915. Born Cape Colony, South Africa, enlisted
Chelsea, London S.W. Plot M. Row 15. Grave 34. |
WOLSKY |
Sarah |
Died
13 June 1917 in the German bombing raid on London, death registered
in the Whitechapel Registration District, London. Aged 15. Born
1902. Grave 655. |
ZIEGELMAN |
Samuel |
Private
423346, 2/10th (Hackney) Battalion, London Regiment. Died in United
Kingdom 4 August 1917. Enlisted Stratford, resident Hackney. When
he enlisted he was resident 32, King Edward Street, London, N.E.
In the 1911 census he was aged 21, born Whitechapel, unmarried,
a Wood Turner, son of Jane and Samuel, resident 141 Goldsmith
Row, Shoreditch, London. Plot L. Row 24. Grave 8. |
ZISKIND |
Harry |
[Spelt
ZYSKIND on SDGW] Private 48711, 14th Battalion, Prince of Wales's
Volunteers (South Lancashire Regiment). Died in United Kingdom
4 November 1918. Born and resident Stepney, enlisted Maidstone,
Kent. In the 1911 census he was aged 33, a baorder, living picture
operator, born Russia, resident 4 Drum Yard, Whitechapel, London,
E. Plot P. Row 8. Grave 19. |
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11 December, 2016
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