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 | Abraham & Freda ROSENHEAD HARRIS headstone
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 | Abraham Elias GORDON
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 | Alex Rathbone 1923
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 | Annie Amelia MANHAM
Born 7 Jan 1870 at 78 Templar St., Leeds, daughter of Samuel & Rachel (nee FRIEDMAN). Married Israel BAKER in 1890-see wedding photo. |
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 | Basil & Alice wedding
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 | Basil LANDA
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 | BROOKSTONE family: From left to right standing: Millie, Ceile, Louie, Reuben, Tillie. Sitting on the left is Tillie and the right is Solomon Brookstone their father.
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 | Charles LANDA (Betsalel Shlomo ben Avrohom Eli'ezer)
Patriarch of the Leeds LANDA family, Charles arrived in Leeds prior to 1871, with his first wife and children. Shortly after his wife died and he soon remarried, my great grandmother, a divorcee, and went on to have 3 more children, the youngest of whom was my grandfather, Dick (Isaac). This photo appeared in the Jewish World with obituary in 1910. |
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 | Daisy
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 | ENGLANDER family 1920
Passport photos submitted for US passport application of 21 Feb 1920 |
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| Fanny and Harris on wedding
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 | Fanny GOLDBERG 1906
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 | Fanny Landa NEWRICK (later NEWTON)
Fanny was the youngest daughter of Charles LANDA and the only daughter born to him by his second wife, Rachel nee BLAUMAN. Fanny was born in Leeds, moved to Liverpool after her marriage in 1895 and later to London, where she died. |
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 | Frada Raisman nee Esterzon.JPG
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 | Golden Wedding of Julius SALOMON & Caroline KRISH
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 | Harris KISSMAN
Harris is far left in the carriage |
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 | Harris KISSMAN and his brothers
Harris is far right, which of the brothers is which is unknown |
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 | Harris KISSMAN and his sisters
Harris is in the middle, which sister is which is unknown |
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 | Isaac LEVI s/o Reuben and Mary and h/o Rebecca SCHERENSKI
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 | Israel BAKER & Annie Amelia MANHAM
Married 11 June 1890, in Belgrave Street Synagogue. |
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 | Lionel MANHAM (born Levi MANHAM)
Was born about 1865 in Leeds, the son of Samuel & Rachel (nee FRIEDMAN). He went on to marry Rachel KRAKOWSKY in April 1914 in Blackpool. |
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 | Marriage of Marks WEIWOW and Eva POLLISUK, Leeds 1922
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 | MELTZER family 1902
Reuben MELTZER with wife Annie nee VEDAN (sic) and eldest child, Lily. |
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 | Myer Jack (MJ) LANDA.
Known variously to his family as Jack or Mick. Myer was born in Leeds, the eldest child from Charles LANDA's second marriage. He worked as a journalist, moving to London and marrying Annie Gertrude GORDON, also a writer. They had one daughter Ruth, who never married but continued in the family tradition of journalism. MJ also wrote plays, some with his wife, including "The Shylock Myth". |
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 | Myer LEVITEN snipped from photo taken with his brother Solomon.
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 | Rebecca nee SCHERENSKI wife of Isaac LEVI
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 | Solomon LEVITEN snipped from photo taken with his brother Myer.
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 | The Landa Family c1933
Dick (Isaac) LANDA youngest son of Charles, was born in Leeds. Following his older brother Jack (MJ) to London to work as a journalist he was introduced to his sister-in-law's first cousin, Daisy PULVER. The couple were married in 1911. Their older son, Basil, was born in 1913 and seven years later their youngest son Godfrey (my father) was born. This photo was taken in the back garden of their London home in about 1933 around the time of my father's bar mitzvah. |
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 | The Leylands School, c1902
From Theresa who writes: I have a picture of my father's class in the Leyland School- he looks to be about 6 years old, so it will have been taken about 1902. He is on the second row from the back and second from the right, not counting the teacher. All of the children will have been Jewish. |
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 | Tombstone of Abraham SAMUELS
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 | Tombstone of Chaim KRONMAN
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 | Tombstone of Isabella (JACOBS) SAMUELS
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