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    Quote Originally Posted by Mutley View Post
    That is a shame, I doubt it is her burial in 1852 then. .
    Doubt it Mutley - there won't have been much left to bury after 14 years.

    That's for all your help.

    Jess

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    My typing is getting worse - I meant to say "thanks for all your help".

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    Quote Originally Posted by JessM View Post
    My typing is getting worse - I meant to say "thanks for all your help".
    You are welcome.

    Come back and keep us up to date with your findings. We love to know if the replies to questions produce any results. Good Luck.

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    Hi Jess
    I have just joined the site and think I may be able to help with the marriage of Abraham Jacobs and Harriet Wright. Harriet married John William Cook at St Saviour in 1878(Jun) with whom she had a son Edward J J born 1880(Mar). Sometime between 1881 and 1891 she left her husband, leaving Edward with him.
    She had 2 more sons William born in 1882 and Charles born in1884, although they were both registered as Cook it is unsure whether they were John Cook's children as their births were registered in a different location. However, in the 1891 census Abraham and Harriet are living in Newington with their family and William and Charles are called Jacobs.
    Abraham Jacobs and Harriet Cook married in 1932(Mar) at Southwark, after the death of Harriet's husband, John W Cook in 1932 (Mar).The index number is Southwark 1d 56.
    Harriet's son Charles , was my husband's grandfather (whom he never met) and it has taken a lot of searching to work things out, with the confusion over the Cook/Jacobs surname. We are still unsure who was Charles' father as on his marriage certificate he names him as Charles Abraham Cook !!!!
    Elvia

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    Have you posted a message on the UK mailing list on the JewishGen.com site? If not, and you do not want to join this site, I could post your message for you and forward.

    Michelle

    Quote Originally Posted by JessM View Post
    I am helping a friend to research her Jewish roots. Her paternal side are Jacobs - fruit salesmen from Covent Garden.

    I have lots of info including a Will, census records; some birth certificates and notices from the Jewish Chronicle - from The Victorian Jew edited by Doreen Berger and from an on-line site). I also have trial transcripts from the Old Bailey web site which have some of the family as witnesses.

    However, I am new to Jewish family research and don't have a clue as to what info would be available from syagogues; where to find graves; variations on jewish names etc etc. I am not Jewish and know nothing of Jewish tradition.

    Could anyone help point me in the right direction.

    The direct line I am researching is:

    1. Abraham Jacobs born c1809 Houndsditch
    married
    Rosetta Lazarus

    2. Abraham (aka Charles or Charley) Jacobs born 1859 St Paul Covent Garden
    married
    Harriet Wright sometime before 1881

    Please note, I have all the census records for this family (and the extended family) but would love to find out where and when Abraham and Rosetta married - their eldest child was born c1835. Abraham remarried after Rosetta's death and we have sent off for this marriage certificate which will hopefully give us the name and occupation of Abraham's father.

    I'm having no luck in finding the index number for the marriage of Abraham junior to Harriet Wright. So, any help with that would be appreciated.

    Thank you.

    Jess

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    Hi Elvia

    I have no idea how you managed to work this out - it's just fantastic, I tried for months to find a marriage record for Abraham Jacobs and Harriet Wright and could not get to the bottom of it.

    I have been researching the Jacobs family for the friend of a member of my family. I have passed the information you have given me to her and it has re-started her interest in her family history. She is going to send off for Abraham and Harriets marriage certificate.

    Thank you so much for passing this information to me - your researching skills are quite amazing.

    Best wishes

    Jess

    Quote Originally Posted by elvia View Post
    Hi Jess
    I have just joined the site and think I may be able to help with the marriage of Abraham Jacobs and Harriet Wright. Harriet married John William Cook at St Saviour in 1878(Jun) with whom she had a son Edward J J born 1880(Mar). Sometime between 1881 and 1891 she left her husband, leaving Edward with him.
    She had 2 more sons William born in 1882 and Charles born in1884, although they were both registered as Cook it is unsure whether they were John Cook's children as their births were registered in a different location. However, in the 1891 census Abraham and Harriet are living in Newington with their family and William and Charles are called Jacobs.
    Abraham Jacobs and Harriet Cook married in 1932(Mar) at Southwark, after the death of Harriet's husband, John W Cook in 1932 (Mar).The index number is Southwark 1d 56.
    Harriet's son Charles , was my husband's grandfather (whom he never met) and it has taken a lot of searching to work things out, with the confusion over the Cook/Jacobs surname. We are still unsure who was Charles' father as on his marriage certificate he names him as Charles Abraham Cook !!!!
    Elvia

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    Quote Originally Posted by messers View Post
    Have you posted a message on the UK mailing list on the JewishGen.com site? If not, and you do not want to join this site, I could post your message for you and forward.

    Michelle
    Thank you very much for your offer Michelle. I have recently received a reply from another member of the B-G Forum which has clear up the mystery of Abraham and Harriet's marriage. However any information on the Jacobs family would be gratefully received. I don't think I have left a message on the JewishGen.Com site - it's been a while since I researched this family - so, I would love to take you up on your offer.

    Thank you very much for your reply.

    Jess

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    Michelle
    That would be much appreciated, thank you.

    Elvia

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    Hi Jess
    So pleased that the info has helped with your friend's research. Which of Abraham and Harriet's children was her ancestor ?Their daughter Rosetta was a witness at Charles' marriage to Sophia Smith (my husband's grandparents ) in 1908.
    Elvia

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    See Cemetery Scribes F2336 for details of Abraham Jacobs and his family. In particular, there are details of the marriage of Abraham's son Edward to Rachael Mordecai.
    Phillip

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