Hull (Jewish Cemetery, Delhi Street)
Kingston upon Hull • Delhi Street, Hull
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Location
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- Location
- Delhi Street, Hull
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- Latitude / longitude
- 53.748600, -0.279488
Dates & affiliation
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- Year commenced
- 1858
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- Denomination
- Jewish
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- Unknown
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Record Summary
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- JewishGen
Overview
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Nearby Cemeteries
Cemeteries within a selected radius of Hull (Jewish Cemetery, Delhi Street).
| Cemetery | Location | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Hull Old Hebrew Congregation Cemetery | 28 Delhi Street, Hull | 0.01 miles |
| Hedon Road Cemetery (Hull) | Heddon Road, Hull | 0.49 miles |
| Hull (St Giles' Church) | Care of St Giles Vcge, Marfleet, Hull HU9 5RL | 0.51 miles |
| Hull (Eastern Cemetery) | Preston Rd, Hull HU9 5AN | 0.89 miles |
| Hull Minster (formerly Holy Trinity Church) | Trinity Square, S Church Side, Hull HU1 1RR | 2.29 miles |
| Bilton (St Peter's) | Church Ln, Bilton, Hull HU11 4AA | 2.43 miles |
| Sutton-on-Hull (St James Church) | 25 Church St, Sutton-on-Hull, Hull HU7 4TL | 2.48 miles |
| Sculcoates (St Mary’s — Old Sculcoates Parish Church Graveyard) | Hull HU5 1RR | 2.49 miles |
| Sculcoates Sacristy Cemetery | Sculcoates Lane, Hull | 2.64 miles |
| Sculcoates Lane North Cemetery | Sculcoates Lane, Scucloates | 2.70 miles |
| Hedon Town Cemetery | Ivy Lane, Hedon, Hull HU12 | 3.07 miles |
| Paull (St Andrew's Church) | Thorngumbald Rd, Paull, Hull | 3.22 miles |
| Hull (All Saint's Church) | Main St, Preston, Hull | 3.27 miles |
| Preston (All Saints Church) | Main St, Preston, Hull HU12 8SA | 3.29 miles |
| Hedon (St Augustine's Church) | Church Lanen, Hedon, Hull | 3.29 miles |
| Hull General Cemetery | Spring Bank W, Hull HU5 3SE | 3.52 miles |
| Preston Parish Burial Ground | E End Road, Preston, Hull HU12 8SJ | 3.72 miles |
| Hull (Jewish Cemetery, Ella Street) | Ella Street, Hull | 3.81 miles |
| Swine in Holderness (Priory Church of Saint Mary the Virgin) | Swine in Holderness, Hull HU11 4JE | 3.99 miles |
| Hull (Western Cemetery) | Chanterlands Ave, Hull HU5 3SS | 4.01 miles |
| Hull (Northern Cemetery) | Chanterlands Ave, Hull HU5 4AY | 4.20 miles |
| Thorngumbald Parish Cemetery | Main Rd, Thorngumbald, Hull | 4.38 miles |
| Sproatley, Hull (St Swithen's Church) | Church Ln, Sproatley, Hull HU11 4PW | 4.81 miles |
| Thorngumbald (St Mary the Virgin) | Main Road, Thorngumbald, Hull | 4.82 miles |
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Notes
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]
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]