Hull (Jewish Cemetery, Villa Place)
East Riding of Yorkshire • Villa Place, Hull
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Location
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- Location
- Villa Place, Hull
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- Latitude / longitude
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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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- Inscriptions / photos
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- Other sources & resources
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- YAS burials
- 0
- YAS inscriptions
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- Cemetery map
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- Repositories noted
- JewishGen
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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]