Mendel Cohen
born about 1837 Kovel, Russian Poland
died 24-3-1909 Melbourne Australia
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MENDEL COHEN was born abt 1837 in Kovel, Russian, Poland, and died on the 24th March 1909 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Regno 2416). He was the son of Myer Yosef Cohen and Leah Glagowski. He married HANNAH SOLOMONS on the 9th September 1863 at the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation, daughter of LEWIS SOLOMONS and CHARLOTTE SAMUEL (Regno 3102). She was born on the 25th July 1846 in St George East, London, England, and died on the 4th September 1922 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Regno 11262).
Notes for Mendel (Menachem) Cohen:
The City of Melbourne Rates Book shows that one year before, the tenant at both addresses was one Lewis Solomon. Allowing for the regular dropping of the 's' from Solomons, it is more likely that this was Mendel's new father-in-law, Lewis Solomons. (The still unanswered question is how, when and where Mendel met Hannah, for the first time.)
Whilst Mendel's occupation at this time was that of a Pawnbroker, it also appears that he must have been a trader as well. Mendel, David Abrahams and Wolfe Brasch, all pawnbrokers at the time, charged a 'Chinaman' with fraud for selling them chests of tea which they later discovered contained bricks and sawdust covered with a layer of the supposed commodity. (Lazarus M. Goldman. Jews in Victoria in the nineteenth Century. Page 239.)
Mendel was naturalised on Wednesday, 27 August 1873. His supporting papers show his age as 35 and his occupation as pawnbroker.
1n 1887, Mendel moved his business to 236 Russell Street. A brick shop and bath room- 8 rooms.
Mendel passed away on Wednesday 24 March at 198 Russell St. from what the Death Certificate described as 'disease of the heart and kidneys' at the age of 71 years. He was buried on Friday 26 March in the Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton. His obituary in The Jewish Herald covered two columns;
His Death Certificate also stated that he was a resident of Victoria for 54 years.
On Sunday 11 April 1909, the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation passed the following resolution;
"That this congregation in general meeting assembled place on record their sense of the loss sustained by them in the death of the late president and trustee, Mr Mendel Cohen, who for upwards of a quarter of a century took a deep interest in, and rendered great services to, the institution. And that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to his widow and family."
11 September 1881 Committeeman, E.M.H.C
September 1882 " "
8 March 1885 Treasurer, E.M.H.C. (resigned 22 March 1885)
1886 " " ??
1887 " "
2 September 1888 " "
26 January 1890 President, E.M.H.C. (resigned 22 October 1890, but resignation rescinded)
22 September 1891 " "
9 September 1892 " "
October 1893 " "
28 October 1894 " "
12 January 1896 " " (resigned 28 June 1896)
6 September 1900 " "
27 August 1901 " "
12 October 1902 Treasurer, E.M.H.C.
September 1903 President, E.M.H.C.
28 August 1904 " "
16 September 1906 " "
16 September 1908 " " (died in office 24 March 1909)
OBITUARY
Jewish Herald April 2, 1909
MR. MENDEL COHEN
The Jewish community of Melbourne has been particularly unfortunate lately in the loss of so many of its older communal workers. Not the least notable of these bereavements was caused by the sudden death, on Wednesday week, of Mr Mendel Cohen, president of the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation, at the age of 72. Mr Cohen was associated with the fortunes of that Congregation ever since his arrival in Melbourne in 1857, and for more that forty years of that time was connected with its Board of Management in the capacities of committeeman, treasurer and president.
That he was repeatedly elected to fill the latter position shows the confidence that was felt in his administration, and even those who on occasion vigorously opposed his policy always readily admitted the sincerity of his devotion to the interests of the institution and the great value of the services he rendered it. In addition to his own Congregation, to which he chiefly applied his communal labours, Mr Cohen was a prominent and valued supporter, of the Melbourne Jewish Philanthropic Society. When on a visit to England a few years ago, he had the advantage of several conferences with the Chief Rabbi on several important topics connected with Melbourne congregational affairs. He leaves a widow and grown-up family of six sons and four daughters.
The remains of the deceased were interred in the Melbourne General Cemetery on the 26th. ult., the funeral being very largely attended. Besides the executive of the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation, representatives of the Boards of Management of the Melbourne and St. Kilda Hebrew Congregations, and the Melbourne Jewish Philanthropic Society were present. The burial service was conducted by the Rev. J. Lenzer, Rabbi Dr. Abrahams, and the Reverend J. Danglow, B.A. The Rev. Mr. Lenzer, minister of the deceased's own Congregation, spoke as follow at the grave; " Dear friends and members of the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation, we are gathered here on this sacred ground, where lie so many of our community, whom G-d in his merciful disposition has called from this earthly abode to dwell with Him in His realm of bliss. There, where so many of us shed the tribute of our tears over the dust of those whose memory lives our grateful hearts; here, where there is no distinction between persons, the eternal bode of the rich and the poor, of the wise and the simple alike; here, where on the threshold of life eternal we do not call to mind the sins of the erring, for we know that there is no-one without blemish the sight of the Creator, but that all stand in need of His unbounded mercy and forgiveness; here, brethren, have we come to pay our last tribute of respect to a worthy and useful member of the community, and to express deep sympathy with his near and dear ones who mourn their sad loss. This large concourse of people, including representatives of the sister Congregations, as also of the Jewish Philanthropic Society is sufficient evidence of the respect and esteem in which our departed brother was held. Close upon half a century he was connected with the communal work in general, and with that of the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation in particular. From the early days of his arrival in this country up to the day of his departure from this world, his ambition was to live among his own people and to carry out his religious duties as far as lay in his power. As one of the pioneers of the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation his desire was not only to belong to it, but also to serve it with all his might and power. He served on the executive of this Congregation for a period of forty years and upwards. Having acted for a number of years as member of committees, he was then elected treasurer, and then president, the highest office the Congregation could bestow. This position he occupied at frequent intervals, and in this position he died.
"The interest he evinced in the welfare of the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation at all times was equal to that he exhibited in his personal affairs. His anxiety was not only to improve the financial position of the Congregation, but he also deplored the lack of interest shown by the rising generation in congregational affairs. Noone felt more grieved at the occasional paucity of attendance at the Synagogue on Sabbaths and festivals than did our departed president, and on the other hand, nothing gave him greater pleasure than to see the House of G-d well filled. In the direction of charity, he well carried out his responsibilities and for some time he was a member of the executive of the Jewish Philanthropic Society. All I can say is-;
Chabol- "Woe for those that are lost and cannot be replaced. While the community increases in numbers its workers are diminishing in numbers. The loss of our brother to the community in general and to the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation in particular is great, and will be felt for a long time to come.
"As for you, dear mourners, I cannot console you. Your loss is indeed irreparable. The only consolation that I may offer you is that you may bear in mind the good work your dear father has done in the community at large and in connection with the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation in particular, and to endeavour ro follow his example in that direction.
"As for ourselves, brethren, let me quote the works of one of the sages to his friend whom he heard sigh- 'If thy sighing be concerning the world to come' said the sage, 'behold thy affairs have already prospered, but if it be concerning this world, be assured that thy wares have already perished'. This requires no comment, but let us bear in mind the words of the wise King- Ayn Adam shalit baroo'ach lichloh et -baroohoo-' There is no man that hath control over the spirit to retain the spirit.' (Bccles. viii. 8) We need only reflect the sudden death of our brother before us, to whom the traditional words I now apply.
Lech b'shalom v'tinuach bshalom ha'amood l'katz haymayn Amen"
Mendel's Will; 6 February 1902 (copy from Robert Sheezel)
This is the last will and testament of me Mendel Cohen of 198 Russell Street Melbourne in the state of Victoria, Pawnbroker.
I appoint my wife Hannah Cohen and my son Albert Cohen (hereinafter called my trustees) to be the Trustees and executors of this my will and I appoint my said wife during her life and after her death the surviving trustee to be the guardian of my infant children. I give and bequeath unto my said wife all my (P)late?, Linen, China, household furniture and household effects absolutely. I bequeath the sum of Ten guineas to the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation and I desire that my name should be inscribed on the In Memoriam tablet of that congregation. I direct that my trustees shall pay to my daughter Miriam Maud Cohen if she be unmarried at the time of my death the sum of Two hundred pounds such sum being in lieu of dowry and not to be brought into hotchpot. I give all the residue of my estate and effects both real and personal unto my trustees upon the trusts and with and subject to the powers and provisions hereinafter declared concerning the same (that is to say) upon trust that my trustees shall continue to carry on the business of a Pawnbroker now carried on by me at 198 Russell Street Melbourne aforesaid for such period as they in their discretion shall - - - - - ? the principal control and management of the said business shall be in the hands of my son the said Albert Cohen provided always that my said son Albert Cohen shall render to my said wife true and correct accounts of the said business and the management thereof at all times when she shall reasonably require the same and I authorise my trustees to perform all such acts respecting my said business as I myself could have done if living to employ assistants servants and others in the said business and to pay and allow such assistants and servants such wages and salaries and generally conduct and carry on the said business in such a manner as they in their discretion shall think fit and I hereby declare that my son Albert Cohen may notwithstanding that he is a trustee of this my will, receive reasonable payment and renumeration by way of salary and percentage for his management of the said business I direct that if and when my trustees shall sell my said business the monies thus produced shall be invested in Mendel Cohen. M. Moses. Harold George Gaston (1) ....Government Securities of the Commonwealth or any of the States of Australia or in mortgage of real estate in the state of Victoria. I direct that my trustees shall have power at any time to sell my real estate and to invest the moneys thus produced in such securities and mortgages as hereinbefore mentioned i direct that the whole of the income of my residuary estate (including - - - - - ? of the said business) shall be paid to my said wife during her life for her own use and for the education and maintenance of my infant children who being unmarried shall reside with her.
I direct that upon the death of my said wife such part of my residuary estate as shall not consist of money shall be converted into money and the whole corpus of my residuary estate shall be divided equally among all my following children-; Amelia Solomon, Joseph Cohen, Sol Cohen, Charlotte Joachim, Albert Cohen, Rachel Cohen, Maud Cohen, Louis Cohen, Samuel Cohen and Henry Cohen provided always that if any child of mine shall die leaving issue and without having acquired a vested interest in my residuary estate the said issue shall be entitled in equal shares to the share of such child of mine which would under this my will have accrued to him or her if his or her interest had become vested. Provided always that at any time before the death of my said wife my trustees shall have the power to set apart if they - - - -?the corpus of my residuary estate a sum not exceeding One hundred and fifty pounds for my said son Samuel Cohen and a sum not exceeding One hundred and fifty pounds for my said son Henry Cohen for the purpose of starting them in business or otherwise for their advancement at the entire discretion of my trustees any sum so set apart and applies not to be brought into botch pot on the final division of my estate provided always and I hereby declare that if any child of mine shall marry contrary to the Jewish faith and religion he or she shall forfeit and be excluded from all participation in my estate and from all benefit whatever under this my will and that the share which under this my will would have otherwise accrued to him or her shall fall into my residuary estate and be applied -? hereinbefore directed for the benefit of my other children equally and I hereby empower my trustees to let part of my will Mel? Mendel Cohen. Mr Moses Harold George (2) - Real estate for the time being unsold for such term and at such rent and subject to such conditions as my trustees shall think let.
In witness whereof I have to this and the two preceding sheets of paper set my hand to each of such sheets this sixth day of February One Thousand nine hundred and two.
J Mendel Cohen- Signed by the said Mendel Cohen the legislator and by him declared to be his last Will and Testament in the presence of us present at the same time who in the presence at his request and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses.
M. Moses Solicitor Melbourne
Harold George Gaston Clerk to Mr Moses
5 Little Bank St. S. Melbourne 3.
More About Mendel (Menachem) Cohen:
Burial: 26 Mar 1909, Melbourne General Cemetery Carlton Jew. C 183
C. of death: 1909, Disease of the heart and kidneys
Emigration: 1859, Arrival in Port Phillip on the vessel "Great Britain".
Hebrew Name: Menachem Mendel ben Meir Yosef ha Cohen
Naturalization: 27 Aug 1873
Occupation 1: 1863, Jeweller
Occupation 2: Pawnbroker and financier
Occupation 3: 1864, Furniture dealer and broker
Occupation 4: 1870, Pawnbroker
Probate: 04 May 1909, #110.446
Religion: Jewish
Residence 1: 1864, 178 and 180 Russell Street, Melbourne
Residence 2: 1870, 132 Russell St. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Residence 3: 1887, 236 Russell Street
More About Hannah Solomons:
Burial: Melbourne General Cemetery Carlton Comp. C#184
Cause of death (Facts Pg): Gastro intestinal carcinoma
Emigration: 25 Jul 1857, On board the ship "Essex".
Probate: 27 Nov 1922, #186.016
Religion: Jewish
Hannah Solomons:
Notes from Robert Sheezel;
Hannah Solomons was born on the 25 July 1846, the third child of Lewis and Charlotte Solomons. As yet nothing is known about her background between then and 1857. On 25 July 1857, Hannah, her parents, and four of her five brothers and sisters arrived in what was then called Port Phillip on the vessel 'Essex', of 775 tons. The 'Essex' departed Gravesend, England , on or around 18 April 1857, the master being Joseph S Alwood. There were 130 adults, 29 children between the ages of one and twelve, and 3 infants on the vessel, with all but eleven travelling steerage class.
Nothing again is as yet known about Hannah until she married Mendel on 9 September 1863 at the tender age of 16 years. Her marital status at the time of marriage was listed as 'Spinster', which one might also read as 'eligible lady', and her occupation as that of dressmaker (entered in the older English style as 'drefs maker.') Her address was listed as 178 Russell-Street, which was later to become her residence with Mendel.
Hannah gave birth to a total of twelve children, ten of who survived childhood. One interesting point is that of the twelve birth registrations, six showed Hannah's maiden name as Solomon, rather than Solomons.
There is minimal reporting of Hannah in The Jewish Herald. This situation is compounded by the fact that the papers of the day usually referred to wives by the formal Mrs (husband's initial). As there was also a Mrs. Montague Cohen, and a Mrs. M. J. Cohen, some reports are believed to be one of the latter two rather than Hannah. This is especially so with a number of reports that a Mrs M. Cohen attended the monthly meetings of the Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society. However Hannah was mentioned in the report referring to Lewis' Barmitzvah.
'Saturday, the 12 January, was a gala day at the East Melbourne synagogue. A son of Mr Mendel Cohen (president) was Bar Mitzvah, and a very lively and general interest was taken in the celebration. Unfortunately, The Rev. J Lenzer was too ill to attend, but at his invitation and with the concurrence of the Board of Management, the Rev. Dr Abrahams, of the Bourke St Synagogue, kindly officiated.There were also present: Mr j B Kaufman (president of the Melbourne Hebrew Congregation) and Mr E L Zox , M L A, both of whom occupied seats in the Parness box. Master Cohen read his Parshah very well indeed, while his brother read the Haphtorah. During the service Dr Abrahams addressed the Bar Mitzvah boy in an eloquent address, touching at the same time upon the amalgamation question now engaging the attention of the leaders of the two congregations. A prayer was also offered up for the speedy recovery of the late Rev Mr Lenzer. The offerings in honour of the occasion were both numerous and liberal. After the service a large number of people, including the Rev Dr Abrahams, Messrs M A Rapken (treasurer of the congregation), J lohr, A Goldberg, J B Kaifman and others, called at the residence of Mr and Mrs Cohen to offer them their congratulations. The usual Kiddush was made by Dr Abrahams and the company partook of light refreshments. Mrs Cohen, assisted by her daughters, made a splendid hostess. The health of the Bar Mitzvah was enthusiastically drunk, and many were the good wishes for his future welfare. He was also the happy recipient of numerous presents, including a silk Tallis from the Rev Lemzer, and a costly diamond pin from Mr M A Rapken.'
(The Jewish Herald January 26th, 1894, p 49)
She was also mentioned as preparing the food, for the presentation of the Illuminated Address to Mendel in 1903.
'....during a period of 28 years Mrs Cohen had cheerfully supported her husband, and often forgone the pleasure of his company in order to enable him to look after the business of the congregation, they felt that we should not forget this example of self denial, but show her their appreciation of it by making a presentation to her also, which, as they would note, consisted of a silver tea and coffee service. It was to be hoped that Mr and Mrs Cohen's sons and daughters would, in time to come, look upon these things as an incentive to follow in the footsteps of their good parents. They all trusted that Mr and Mrs Cohen would long be spared in health and strength to continue their good work.' (The Jewish Herald 13 February 1903, P 83)
Although New Years greetings appeared in The Jewish Herald from around 1915, Hannah placed only one greeting, in 1921 -5681, not long before her death.
'COHEN - Mrs Mendel Cohen of 187 Mills Street Albert park, wishes her friends a Happy New Year and well over their fast.' (Jewish Herald, Sept 30th, 1921 p 9).)
Hannah passed away on 4 September 1922 at 82 Queens Road Melbourne. It is believed this was a hospice. The cause of her death was given by her doctor, Dr R Morton, as diabetes and gangrene of both feet, one or both of which she suffered for the past six years. Her usual residence at the time of death was 157 Mills Street, Albert Park, which was the home of her son Samuel. The witness to the certificate was listed as Solomon M Solomon - Jewish Rabbi, A Solomon, possibly her grandson Albert Solomon, and an A Whittle.
Hannah was buried alongside Mendel at the Melbourne General (Carlton) cemetery the next day. She rated only a small mention on the single upright matzeiva located across the middle of the double plot; there are no horizontal slabs, only fine white stones surrounded by a small wrought-iron railing mounted on small granite blocks. The undertaker was John Daly, who conducted most of the Jewish burials of the day. Hannah's consecration was held on Sunday 27 may 1923.(The Australian Jewish Herald, 25 May 1923. The advertisement stated that it had been inserted by her sons Samuel and Henry Cohen.)
More About Hannah Solomons:
Burial: Melbourne General Cemetery Carlton Comp. C#184
C. of death: Diabetes. Gangrene of both feet
Cause of death (Facts Pg): Gastro intestinal carcinoma
Emigration: 25 Jul 1857, On board the ship "Essex".
Occupation: Dressmaker
Probate: 27 Nov 1922, #186.016
Religion: Jewish
Children of MENDEL COHEN and HANNAH SOLOMONS:
REBECCA COHEN, born in 1864 at 178 Russell St. Melbourne, Australia (Regno 16433) and died on the 20th June 1867 at 178 Russell Street, Melbourne Australia (Regno 6356).
Burial: Melbourne General Cemetery Jewish Comp D#73b
Religion: Jewish
AMELIA COHEN, born on the 6th June 1866 at 178 Russell St. Melbourne, Australia (Regno 15953) and died on the 3rd November 1942 at 519 Punt Road, South Yarra, Victoria, Australia (Regno 12107). She married Solomon Marcus (Marks) Solomon in 1885 at the Melbourne Hebrew Congregation, Melbourne, Australia (Regno 1473), son of Samuel Solomon and Rebecca Bernstein. He was born on the 8th January 1858 in Melbourne Australia (Regno 804), and died on the 9th March 1941 in Hamilton, Russell House, Prahran, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Regno 2087).
MYER JOSEPH COHEN, born in 1868 at 11 Russell Street, Melbourne, Australia (Regno 10912) and died in 1935 in Sydney, NSW, Australia (Regno 19851/1935).. He married Esther Maria Aaron(s) in 1894 in Paddington, Sydney, NSW, Australia (Regno 5765/1894), She was born about 1875 and died in North Sydney, NSW, Australia (Regno 2216/1937).
CHARLOTTE COHEN, born on the 27th July 1870 at 132 Russell St. Melbourne Victoria, Australia (Regno 24837) and died on the 17th August 1941 in Caulfield, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Regno 8001). She married Joseph Joachim on the 25th March 1896 at the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation, Australia (Regno 1673), son of Abraham Joachim and Reyna Ottolangui. He was born on the 11th April 1869 in West Melbourne Victoria Australia (Regno 10441), and died on the 14th January 1934 in Belgrave, Victoria, Australia (Regno 12231).
SOLOMON COHEN, born in 1872 at 132 Russell St. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Regno 24954) and died on the 1st June 1950 in Waverley, NSW, Australia (Regno 13104/1950). He married Miriam Mandel in 1897 in Woollahra, NSW, Australia (Regno 6587/1897). She died on the 8th December 1950 in Bondi, NSW, Australia (Regno 30787/1950).
RACHEL COHEN, born in 1874 in South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Regno 24446), and died on the 4th October 1959 at 22 Williams Rd. Toorak, Victoria, Australia (Regno 13566). She married Isaac Rothstadt on the 13th March 1901 at the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation, Australia (Regno 1958R), son of Lewis Rothstadt and Selina Silverwagon. He was born in 1877 in St George East, London, England (Ref: vol 1c page 355) and died on the 28th August 1971 in St Kilda, Victoria, Australia (Regno 20956).
ALBERT COHEN, born on the 23rd October 1876 at 132 Russell St. Melbourne, Australia, and died on the 30th August 1966 at 331 Orrong Rd. St. Kilda, Victoria, Australia. He married Sadie Daniels on the 8th October 1922 at the Abbey Road Synagogue, London, daughter of Joshua Daniels and Kate Daniels. She was born on the 25th August 1896, and died on the 23rd November 1973 in Masada Hospital, St. Kilda, Victoria, Australia.
MIRIAM MAUD COHEN, born on the 15th November 1878 at 132 Russell St, Melbourne, Australia (Regno 4004) and died on the 14th October 1963 at 530 Toorak Road, Toorak, Victoria, Australia (Regno 21837). She married Charles (Siezel) Siezel on the 7th August 1907 at the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation, Melbourne, Australia (Regno 7292), son of Lieb (Leon?) and Olga Siezel.. He was born about 1880 in Galatz, Romania, and died on the 19th November 1933 at 2 Denmark St. Kew, Victoria, Australia (Regno 9517).
LEWIS COHEN, born on the 31st December 1881 at 132 Russell St. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Regno 4132), and died on the 13th October 1955 in Melbourne, Australia (Regno 12276). He married Stella Coppel on the 31st October 1911 at the Melbourne Hebrew Congregation (Masonic Hall, Collins St.) Victoria, Australia (Regno 11056), daughter of Samuel Coppel and Phoebe Solomon. She was born in 1889 in West Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Regno 14572) and died on the 7th September 1963 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Regno 19214). Birth record entry gives fathers name as Simon Coppel. Death record entry gives fathers name Samuel Coppell.
ADA COHEN, born about July 1883 at 132 Russell St. Melbourne, Australia (Regno 18081) and died on the 14th December 1884 at Drummond St. Carlton, Victoria, Australia (Regno 11654).
Burial: Melbourne General Cemetery Jewish Comp. B#529
C. of death: Dentition, convulsions and exhaustion
Religion: Jewish
HENRY COHEN, born in 1885 at Drummond St, Carlton, Melbourne, Australia (Regno 15922), and died on the 4th June 1949 in Fitzroy, Melbourne, Australia (Regno 5549). He married Sarah Bear on the 25th March 1919 at the East Melbourne Hebrew Congregation, Australia, daughter of Nathan Bear and Fanny Flymocav. She was born on the 5th November 1898 in Nelston St. Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (No birth record found) and died in 1961 in Caulfield, Victoria, Australia (Regno 9080).
SAMUEL COHEN, born in 1885 in Drummond Street, Melbourne, Australia (Regno 15921) and died on the 14th May 1972 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Regno 12108). He married Hetty Davis on the 27th August 1924 at the Melbourne Hebrew Congregation, Melbourne, Australia (Regno 9173), she was born in 1887 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Regno 5084), daughter of Lewis Davis & Louisa Aarons and died on the 14th August 1961 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Regno 14940).
More About Samuel Cohen:
Burial: Melbourne General Cemetery Comp. I# 273
Hebrew Name: 1885, Shmuel
Residence: 67 Gladstone St. Kew, Melbourne, Australia
More About Henrietta (Hetty) Davis:
Burial: Melbourne General Cemetery Comp. I#274