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Jewish burails
- Thread starter ADELE
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There are two separate Jewish cemeteries at Witton, one across the road from the other. The "higher" one is post 1938, the "lower" is pre.
Our family visited recently and they are very well kept and the grounds staff extremely helpful.
The immaculate post 1938 register can be found in the building on the right, after you enter via the main gate.
There is no publicly accessible register for pre-1938, but you can send a query to Bernard Gingold, see https://www.singershill.com/contactus.html for details
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Our family visited recently and they are very well kept and the grounds staff extremely helpful.
The immaculate post 1938 register can be found in the building on the right, after you enter via the main gate.
There is no publicly accessible register for pre-1938, but you can send a query to Bernard Gingold, see https://www.singershill.com/contactus.html for details
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DavidGrain
master brummie
There used to be a Jewish cemetory at Five Ways in the triangle formed by Bath Row, Islington Row and the railway. I don't know when that went out of use but I understand that bodies there were disintered and moved to Witton. The gate is now locked but the last time I walked through there, there were still tomb stones.