Hull (Jewish Cemetery, Delhi Street)

Kingston upon Hull · Delhi Street, Hull

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Other sources and where they are held

Original registers, plans and documents for this cemetery, and where you can see them.

  • Online resource
    Online resource
    Held by JewishGen
    Delhi Street Cemetery:
    The third known Jewish cemetery in Hull, situated on the corner of Delhi Street and Hedon Street. It opened in 1858 and was extended in by land to the east (between 1894 and 1908). The northern section of the cemetery was a separate cemetery from 1903, when the Hull's Western Synagogue split with the main Hull Hebrew Congregation (which became the Hull Old Hebrew Congregation). However, the two congregations (and, accordingly, the cemeteres) were re-united in 1994. The cemetery suffered damage from bombing during World War II and from vandals in 2002. It is still in use (as of 2005), primrily the norhern (formerly Western Synagogue) section, but almost full. For addition details, see article by David Lewis (2005) on JCR-UK. [Source: David Shulman, Webmaster JCR-UK]

    JOWBR burial listings [August 2010]

Details

Address
Delhi Street, Hull
Area
Kingston upon Hull
Historic district
Kingston upon Hull
County
East Riding of Yorkshire
Riding
East Riding
Denomination
Jewish
Opened
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Size
1.2 acres (0.5 hectares)