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  • BRITCHKOSKI (BRITCHKOSKY) Harris Myers [Eleazer Zvi b Jacob]

    Male 1848 - 1921  (73 years)


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       Date  Event(s)
    1854 
    • 1854: Doughty Road Old Cemetery opened
    1856 
    • 1856: Brynmawr (Bryn-Mawr) cemetery opened
    1857 
    • 1857: West Ham (Buckingham Road) Cemetery
    1859 
    • 1859: Board of Guardians (later Jewish Care) founded
    • 1859: Halfway (Queensborough) Cemetery opened
    1860 
    • 1860: Scholemoor Cemetery opened
    1861 
    • 1861: Newport Old Cemetery opened
    1864 
    • 1864: Aldershot Cemetery opened
    1865 
    • 1865: Hartlepool Cemetery opened
    1867 
    • 1867: Merthyr Tydfil Cemetery opened
    10 1870 
    • 14 Jul 1870: United Synagogue established
    11 1887 
    • 6 Nov 1887: Formation of the Federation of Synagogues
    12 1889 
    • 1889: Edmonton Federation Cemetery opened
    • 1889: Western Synagogue Cemetery Edmonton opened
    13 1894 
    • 1894: Wolvercote Cemetery opened
    14 1895 
    • 1895: Jewish Lads' Brigade founded
    15 1896 
    • 1896: Brady Street Boys Club founded
    • 1896: Plashet Cemetery opened
    • 1896: Nunsthorpe Cemetery opened
    16 1906 
    • 1906: Edmonton Adath Yisroel Cemetery opened
    17 1916 
    • 1916: Hertford Cemetery opened
    18 1919 
    • 1919: East Ham (Marlow Rd) Cemetery opened

      
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