Elizabeth (?)
F
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Rosetta Garner
F, b. in the fourth quarter of 1857
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Birth* | Rosetta Garner was born in the fourth quarter of 1857 in Shoreditch, London, EnglandG.1 |
Marriage* | She married third Joseph Aarons, son of Barney Aaron and Phoebe Lee, in the third quarter of 1893 in Mile End, London, EnglandG.2 |
| She is recorded living alone as a widow in the 1911 census at 50 Jane St, Commercial Road E in St. George in London's East End. Her occupation was listed as "Odd assistant." Notes of Danielle Sanderson, however, state that she died 18 May 1909 in 9 Bow Road, and this apparently comes from a notice in the Jewish Chronicle. More research is needed. |
Citations
- England, General Register Office, Civil Registration indexes, Births, October, November, December 1857, p.17, referencing volume 1c, p.185. [She was 43 in the 1901 census, born in Hackney, and 53 in the 1911 census, born in Stepney, but the only likely record in the English birth index is for this one born in Shoreditch. Her surname is spelled Garnar in the index.]
- England, General Register Office, Civil Registration indexes, Marriages, October, November, December 1893, p.1, referencing volume 1c, p.850.
Barnett Aarons
M, b. April 1861, d. 12 February 1934
This research is a work in progress, taken from sources of varying reliability. The information should be verified before being relied upon.
Birth* | Barnett Aarons was born in April 1861 in Whitechapel, London, EnglandG.1 |
Marriage* | He married Julia Hart, daughter of Moses Hart and Amelia Hyams, on 6 November 1889 at the New Synagogue in London City, EnglandG.2,3 |
Death* | Barnett Aarons died after a long and painful illness on 12 February 1934 in Stepney, London, EnglandG.4,5 |
| Their daughter Amelia was born in the Transvaal of Africa, which today is part of South Africa, about 1899-1900. A descendant claims that the family had travelled there as part of the gold rush. The Second Boer War begain in October of 1899 so that may have been their reason for returning to England after Amelia's birth. |
Citations
- England, General Register Office, Civil Registration indexes, Births, April, May, June 1861, p.1, referencing volume 1c, p.383. His entry in the April 1861 census appears to say he is 2 days old, although the letter that follows the 2 isn't clear as a 2. But if the census was taken in April and the birth index covers April through June, then it couldn't have said that he was 2 months old. The census was dated April 7, so he may have been born on the 4th or 5th.
- London, England United Synagogue, TheUS, http://www.theus.org.uk, (Marriage Record Search index).
- England, General Register Office, Civil Registration indexes, Marriages, July, August, September 1889, p.1, referencing volume 1c, p.123.
- Jewish Chronicle, London, England, 16 Feb 1934, p.7, Death notice of Barney Aarons.
- Janet (Teschek) Fredrickson, Teschek Family Tree, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/31494847/, (date viewed 3 Feb 2013 [Based on the English death index for the first quarter of 1934]).
John Aarons
M, b. in the third quarter of 1863, d. September 1927
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Birth* | John Aarons was born in the third quarter of 1863 in Whitechapel, London, EnglandG. The birth index says it was in the district of East London while the 1871 census says Whitechapel.1 |
Death* | He died in September 1927 in Barnet, Middlesex, EnglandG.2 |
| He isn't listed with his parents in the 1881 census, at which time he would have been 18, so was likely living elsewhere. |
Citations
- England, General Register Office, Civil Registration indexes, Births, July, August, September 1863, p.1, referencing volume 1c, p.11.
- Ancestry Family Tree, ancestry.com, (Jen Ancestry Tree, John Aarons, <https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/177446808/person/362321195773/facts>, date viewed 11 Jan 2023).
Julia Hart
F, b. circa 1865, d. 22 November 1936
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Birth* | Julia Hart was born circa 1865 in London, EnglandG. She was 5 in the 1871 census, 16 in 1881, 34 in 1901 and 45 in 1911. The first two give her place of birth as Spitalfields, while the latter two say Whitechapel. There are two possible records for her in the birth indexes, one on from the third quarter of 1866 from Whitechapel and the other from the fourth quarter of 1865 from Lambeth. The Lambeth one more closely matches her census ages, while the Whitechapel one is better as to place. |
Marriage* | She married Barney Aarons, son of Joseph Aarons and Rebecca Sophia Barnett, on 6 November 1889 at the New Synagogue in London City, EnglandG.1,2 |
Death* | Julia Hart died on 22 November 1936 at Newnham Street in London, EnglandG.3 |
Citations
- London, England United Synagogue, TheUS, http://www.theus.org.uk, (Marriage Record Search index).
- England, General Register Office, Civil Registration indexes, Marriages, July, August, September 1889, p.1, referencing volume 1c, p.123.
- Jewish Chronicle, London, England, 27 Nov 1936, p.1, Death notice of Julia Aarons.
Angel Aarons
M, b. circa January 1881, d. in the first quarter of 1940
This research is a work in progress, taken from sources of varying reliability. The information should be verified before being relied upon.
Birth* | Angel Aarons was born circa January 1881 in Whitechapel, London, EnglandG. He was aged 3 months in the April 1881 census, 10 in 1891 and 20 in 1901.1 |
Death-Poss* | He may have died in the first quarter of 1940 in Poplar, London, EnglandG. |
| He was living with his brother Solomon and Solomon's wife Kate in the 1891 census of Aldgate, London at 51 Middlesex Street, aged 10. |
Citations
- England, General Register Office, Civil Registration indexes, Births, January, February, March 1881, p.1, referencing volume 1c, p.369. [He was aged 3 months in the April 1881 census, 10 in 1891 and 20 in 1901, born in Whitechapel. A school record for an Angel Aarons son of Joseph gives a May 1881 birthdate, but this is either wrong or a different Angel, as he wouldn't have been born yet when the 1881 census was taken, at which our Angel was aged 3 months.]
Frederick Aarons
M, b. 27 November 1889
This research is a work in progress, taken from sources of varying reliability. The information should be verified before being relied upon.
Citations
- Unsourced MyHeritage.com family tree for date, and 1901 census for place.
Moss Aarons
M, b. in the third quarter of 1894, d. in the third quarter of 1987
This research is a work in progress, taken from sources of varying reliability. The information should be verified before being relied upon.
Citations
- England, General Register Office, Civil Registration indexes, Births, October, November, December 1894, p.1, referencing volume 1c, p.457. [He was age 6 in the 1901 census and 17 in 1911. The 1901 census says he was born in Ratcliff, but this conflicts with the English birth index record that says it was Mile End. Both locations are fairly close together, however.]
- London England School Admissions and Discharges 1840-1911, Ancestry.com, (Malmesbury Road School, Tower Hamlets, p.29, no. 1371. Date viewed 6 Feb 2013. [This record gives an actual birth date of 29 Sep 1895 but this conflicts with his age in census records and the English birth index record from the fourth quarter of 1894.] Some ancestry.com family trees use this date for him as well.).
- England, General Register Office, Civil Registration indexes, Deaths, July, August, September 1987, p.1, referencing volume 5d, p.650. This might not be the right person, but it is the only Moss Aarons indexed in the English death index. There is a Moss L. Aaron of about the same age who died in the second quarter of 1955 in Hampstead, London, that is another possibility.
Phoebe Aarons
F, b. in the second quarter of 1896
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Citations
- England, General Register Office, Civil Registration indexes, Births, April, May, June 1896, p.1, referencing volume 1c, p.481. [Gives Mile End as place of birth, but 1901 census says she was born in Ratcliff. Both locations are fairly close together. She was age 4 in the 1901 census and 15 in 1911]
Marie Aarons
F, b. circa 1897
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Citations
- She was age 3 in the 1901 census and 13 in 1911. Her birth can't easily be found in the English births index. The only Marie Aarons there is from 1894 and that can't be right. There is a Mary Aaron born in Whitechapel in the first quarter of 1898 that could be the right person. The place of birth as Ratcliff is from the 1901 census, but her siblings who also had Ratcliff in the 1901 census had birth index records from Mile End.
Joseph Aarons
M, b. in the third quarter of 1893
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Citations
- England, General Register Office, Civil Registration indexes, Births, July, August, September 1893, p.1, referencing volume 1c, p.304.
- England, General Register Office, Civil Registration indexes, Marriages, April, May, June 1918, p.1, referencing volume 1d, p.694.
Phoebe Aarons
F, b. 7 April 1900
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Birth* | Phoebe Aarons was born on 7 April 1900 in Whitechapel, London, EnglandG.1 |
| Two marriages can be found in the English marriage indexes that seem likely. The first is to Louis Hirshkowitz in Whitechapel in the second quarter of 1923 and the other is to Samuel Abrahams in London City in the first quarter of 1921. There are other Phoebe Aarons marriages but these two are the most likely.
There is also a death notice of her mother that reads (in part): "dearly beloved mother of Phoebe, Mrs. L. Hirsch and grandmother of Gerald and Dennis." Does this mean Phoebe WAS Mrs. L. Hirsch, or is Mrs. Hirsch another sister? |
Citations
- London England School Admissions and Discharges 1840-1911, Ancestry.com, (Gravel Lane School, p.30, no. 1471. Date viewed 5 Feb 2013. Place of birth from 1911 census.).
Solomon Aarons
M, b. circa 1905
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Maria Aarons
F, b. 2 October 1903
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Citations
- London England School Admissions and Discharges 1840-1911, Ancestry.com, (Gravel Lane School, p.43, no. 2178. Date viewed 5 Feb 2013. Place of birth from 1911 census.).
Henry Aarons
M
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Frank J. H. Watson
M, b. in the second quarter of 1932, d. January 2012
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Birth* | Frank J. H. Watson was born in the second quarter of 1932 in Islington, London, EnglandG.1 |
Death* | He died of prostate cancer in January 2012 at home in Oxford, EnglandG.2 |
Burial* | He was buried on 19 January 2012 in Wolvercote Cemetery in Oxford, EnglandG.2 |
| His obituary appeared in the 19 January 2012 Oxford Mail and read as follows:
Frank Watson, who defended the rights of Covered Market traders in Oxford for more than 25 years, has died aged 79. Most people around Oxford will remember him as the owner of the former Watsons jeans shop in the Covered Market. From the 1950s to the 1990s both town and gown bought their Levi’s at Watsons, usually encountering the ever-smiling Frank in the process. He sometimes wondered about the fashions people liked, especially the craze for “baggies” in the 1970s, but was of the philosophy that “the customer knows best”. He was often seen walking around the Covered Market chatting with fellow traders or indulging in his love of sweet things by stopping to eat something juicy from one of the fruit stalls in the days when the market was still dominated by food sellers. Frank was born in Hackney in London in 1932, but was evacuated to Oxford in 1940, a city he loved from the first, never leaving again. He lived first in Cowley, and recalled in later life his vivid memories of the stream of bicycles leaving the factory then dedicated to the war effort. But his favourite memory was of the war’s end, with the celebrations in Carfax and the street parties that followed after years of fear and uncertainty. Mr Watson spoke fondly of his old school Southfield and also of his life on Cumnor Hill where his parents moved shortly after the war. After two years’ National Service in the RAF, Mr Watson started work at what was then a small stall owned by his father Arnold selling hosiery in the Covered Market in the 1950s, before expanding the business and eventually owning the shops Bonnie and Flaggs in Broad Street. He was chairman of the Covered Market Traders’ Association for more than 25 years and believed in the need for cooperation between business and local government. He took great interest in Oxford and its happenings, which he followed religiously through the Oxford Mail, a paper he insisted on reading daily to his dying day. Above all, he was a family man, marrying his childhood sweetheart Joy Kosky, his partner in business as well as in life for over 50 years. He was a dedicated father to sons Alan and Rob and was devastated by Alan’s death from cancer in 2004 aged 46. Mr Watson was a stalwart of the Oxford Jewish Community, a community he witnessed changing over the years from one largely composed of fellow evacuees from the East End of London, like himself, to the cosmopolitan and international community of today. He died at home of prostate cancer after a long illness he fought with typical bravery. Mr Watson is survived by his wife Joy, his son Rob and his grandchildren Amelie and Alex. His funeral will be held today at 1pm at Wolvercote Cemetery.2 |
Citations
- England, General Register Office, Civil Registration indexes, Births, April, May, June 1832, p.301, referencing volume 1b, p.240.
- Oxford Mail, (Oxford, England), "Obituaries: Frank Watson: Champion of the city's traders," 19 Jan 2012, <http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/community/obituaries/obits/9478563.Frank_Watson__Champion_of_the_city_s_traders/>, date viewed 4 Feb 2013.
(?) Baker
F
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Arnold Watson
M
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Alan Watson
M, b. 10 January 1957, d. May 2004
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Robert Watson
M
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Gertrude Barbitch
F
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Sarah Israel
F, b. 1901, d. 1985
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Marriage* | Sarah Israel married Nathan Barbitch. |
Birth* | Sarah Israel was born in 1901. |
Death* | She died in 1985. |
Harris Kosky
M, b. circa 1862
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Birth* | Harris Kosky was born circa 1862 in PolandG. |
Marriage* | He married Millie (?) circa 1883. |
Millie (?)
F, b. 1864
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- David Kosky+ b. 1 Mar 1900, d. in the third quarter of 1973
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Moses Hart
M, b. circa 1839, d. circa 1901
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Marriage* | Moses Hart married Amelia Hyams. |
Birth* | Moses Hart was born circa 1839. |
Death* | He died circa 1901. |
Amelia Hyams
F, b. circa 1838
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Marriage* | Amelia Hyams married Moses Hart. |
Birth* | Amelia Hyams was born circa 1838. |
Yetta Kirsch
F, b. September 1894
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Citations
- Janet (Teschek) Fredrickson, Teschek Family Tree, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/31494847/, (date viewed 4 Feb 2013 [From information supplied by her descendant Nathan Kosky]).
- England, General Register Office, Civil Registration indexes, Marriages, April, May, June 1918, p.1, referencing volume 1d, p.694.
Rebecca Aarons
F
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Paolo Buscemi
M, b. 13 March 1886, d. by 1889
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Birth* | Paolo Buscemi was born on 13 March 1886 in Priolo, Siracusa, SicilyG.1 |
Death* | He probably died by 1889 probably in Priolo. As the family had another Paolo born in Jan 1889 he likely died young. |
Citations
- Priolo, Sicily, Births, 1886, no.26.
Michelle Refson
F
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