Hull (Jewish Cemetery, Hessle Road)
East Riding of Yorkshire • Hessle Road, Hull HU3 2AB • HU3 2AB
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Location
- Also known as
- Hessle Road Cemetery
- Location
- Hessle Road, Hull HU3 2AB
- Postcode
- HU3 2AB
- Latitude / longitude
- 54.020454, -0.573251
Dates & affiliation
- Established year
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- Year commenced
- 1812
- Year concluded
- 1858
- Denomination
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- Status
- Unknown
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Availability
No burial records currently on site
No inscriptions currently on site
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Notes
The burial ground at that exact location (Hessle Road / Ropery Street, Hull) is:
Hessle Road Jewish Cemetery
- Also sometimes referred to simply as Hessle Road Cemetery
- Located beside the former Alexandra Hotel at the corner of Hessle Road and Ropery Street
- It is an early 19th-century Jewish burial ground, in use roughly c.1812–1858
It’s a closed cemetery today (no longer used for burials), but still identifiable and maintained.
Known burials & records
- Around 24 named individuals are known to be buried here
- A further 17 Jews died in Hull (1812–1858) but are not confirmed as buried there
- The cemetery was in use roughly 1812–1858
It was the second Jewish cemetery in Hull, replacing an earlier one at Villa Place.
Record Summary
- Burial records on Yorkshire Burials
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- Inscriptions / photos
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- Transcribed registers
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- Other sources & resources
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- YAS burials
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- YAS inscriptions
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- Cemetery map
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- Repositories noted
- JewishGen
Overview
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Nearby Cemeteries
Cemeteries within a selected radius of Hull (Jewish Cemetery, Hessle Road).
| Cemetery | Location | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Wetwang Cemetery | Wetwang Cemetery, A166, Wetwang, Driffield, East Yorkshire, YO25 9XT | 0.00 miles |
| Wetwang (St Nicholas' Church) | Wetwang, Driffield | 0.21 miles |
| Fimber (St Mary's Church) | Fimber Driffield | 2.71 miles |
| Garton on the Wolds (Church of St Michael and All Angels) | Garton-on-the-Wolds, Driffield YO25 3ES | 2.86 miles |
| Kirkburn (St Mary's Church) | 33 Main St, Kirkburn, Driffield YO25 9DY | 3.76 miles |
| Fridaythorpe (St Mary's Church) | Church Ln, Fridaythorpe, Driffield YO25 9RT | 3.77 miles |
| Huggate (St Mary) | Huggate, York YO42 1YG | 4.02 miles |
| Bainton (St Andrew's Church) and Extension | Bainton, Driffield YO25 9NJ | 4.63 miles |
| Bainton (St Andrew's Church) | Bainton, Driffield YO25 9NJ | 4.63 miles |
| Little Driffield (St Marys Church) | 24 Church Ln, Little Driffield, Driffield YO25 5XE | 4.70 miles |
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Notes
Hessle Road Cemetery:
The second Jewish cemetery in Hull. Initially leased to the community by William Bell, an auctioneer, in June 1812, it was bought by the community in 1819 and remained in use until May 1858. It is on the south side of what was formerly known Patrick's Ground Lane, now Hessle Road. There was room for about 120 graves although only about 75 burial are believed to have taken place. There may have been another Jewish cemetery in use in Hull at the same time whose whereabouts are unknown. For addition details, see article by David Lewis (2005) on JCR-UK. [Source: David Shulman, Webmaster JCR-UK]
The second Jewish cemetery in Hull. Initially leased to the community by William Bell, an auctioneer, in June 1812, it was bought by the community in 1819 and remained in use until May 1858. It is on the south side of what was formerly known Patrick's Ground Lane, now Hessle Road. There was room for about 120 graves although only about 75 burial are believed to have taken place. There may have been another Jewish cemetery in use in Hull at the same time whose whereabouts are unknown. For addition details, see article by David Lewis (2005) on JCR-UK. [Source: David Shulman, Webmaster JCR-UK]