Hull (Jewish Cemetery, Villa Place)
Kingston upon Hull • Villa Place, Hull
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Location
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- Location
- Villa Place, Hull
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- Latitude / longitude
- 53.739685, -0.351677
Dates & affiliation
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- Year commenced
- 1780
- Year concluded
- 1812
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- Status
- Unknown
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Record Summary
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- YAS burials
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- Cemetery map
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- Repositories noted
- JewishGen
Overview
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Nearby Cemeteries
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| Cemetery | Location | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Hull (Trinity Burial Ground) | Castle Street / Mytongate area, Hull | 0.40 miles |
| Hull (Waltham Street Wesleyan Methodist Chapel) | — | 0.62 miles |
| Hull Minster (formerly Holy Trinity Church) | Trinity Square, S Church Side, Hull HU1 1RR | 0.72 miles |
| Hull General Cemetery | Spring Bank W, Hull HU5 3SE | 1.01 miles |
| Hull (Western Cemetery - West Portion) | Chanterlands Ave, Hull HU5 3SS | 1.14 miles |
| Hull (Western Cemetery) | Chanterlands Ave, Hull HU5 3SS | 1.36 miles |
| Sculcoates Sacristy Cemetery | Sculcoates Lane, Hull | 1.56 miles |
| Sculcoates (St Mary’s — Old Sculcoates Parish Church Graveyard) | Hull HU5 1RR | 1.60 miles |
| Hull (Jewish Cemetery, Ella Street) | Ella Street, Hull | 1.62 miles |
| Sculcoates Lane North Cemetery | Sculcoates Lane, Scucloates | 1.65 miles |
| Hull (Northern Cemetery) | Chanterlands Ave, Hull HU5 4AY | 2.15 miles |
| Hull (Hedon Road Cemetery) | Heddon Road, Hull | 2.57 miles |
| Hull (Jewish Cemetery, Delhi Street) | Delhi Street, Hull | 3.01 miles |
| Hull Old Hebrew Congregation Cemetery | 28 Delhi Street, Hull | 3.02 miles |
| Priory Woods Cemetery | Priory Rd, Cottingham HU16 4RZ | 3.25 miles |
| Anlaby (St Peter's Church) | 8 Church Street, Anlaby, Hull HU10 7DG | 3.41 miles |
| Sutton-on-Hull (St James Church) | 25 Church St, Sutton-on-Hull, Hull HU7 4TL | 3.46 miles |
| Hull (Jewish Cemetery, Marfleet) | Marfleet, Hull | 3.52 miles |
| Hull (St Giles' Church) | Care of St Giles Vcge, Marfleet, Hull HU9 5RL | 3.52 miles |
| Hessle Cemetery | Hessle HU13 0LS | 3.63 miles |
| Hull (Eastern Cemetery) | Preston Rd, Hull HU9 5AN | 3.78 miles |
| Cottingham (St Mary the Virgin) | Hallgate, Cottingham HU16 4DB | 3.82 miles |
| Kirk Ella Church Cemetery | Mill Lane, Kirk Ella, Hull HU10 | 4.13 miles |
| Anlaby (Tranby Lane Cemetery) | 152 Tranby Lane, Anlaby, Hull HU10 7EL | 4.22 miles |
| Cottingham Cemetery (Hull) | 150 Eppleworth Rd, Cottingham HU16 5YQ | 4.44 miles |
| Willerby (Haltemprice Crematorium) | Main St, Willerby, Hull HU10 6NS | 4.46 miles |
| Bilton Cemetery | Church Lane, Bilton, HU11 4DA | 4.99 miles |
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Notes
Villa Place Cemetery:
The first Jewish cemetery in Hull, believed to have been founded in about 1780 and was closed in 1812. It is situated in an area once known as the Manor of Myton and Tupcoates, also called Villa Place and now off Walker Street.It held approximately 50 burials. For addition details, see article by David Lewis (2005) on JCR-UK. [Source: David Shulman, Webmaster JCR-UK]
The first Jewish cemetery in Hull, believed to have been founded in about 1780 and was closed in 1812. It is situated in an area once known as the Manor of Myton and Tupcoates, also called Villa Place and now off Walker Street.It held approximately 50 burials. For addition details, see article by David Lewis (2005) on JCR-UK. [Source: David Shulman, Webmaster JCR-UK]