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| Shane (mn) nee Minden Rebecca |
| Database ID | 313 |
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| Reference | 3397 |
| Year | 1861 |
| Date | 25 Oct 1861 |
| Family Name | Shane (mn) nee Minden |
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| Forenames | Rebecca |
| Age or Birth | |
| Marriage | 1848 |
| Spouse | ? |
| Died |
| Address | |
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| Notes | (33) of 28 Petticoat Square (3-4 years, previously in Wentworth Street, Whitechapel); her husband left her a month ago, not heard since; married at St Albans Place Synagogue, Haymarket about 13 years ago and has 4 children Miriam Shane (12), Sarah Shane (9), Isaac Shane (4) and Rosina Shane (10 months) then of Union Street, Bishopsgate Street; husband is foreigner; she daughter of Emanuel Minden and his wife Sarah Minden, born in Church Lane, Whitechapel. [about 7 years ago her father kept a house in New Inn Yard (Susanna Row written above) Shoreditch at ...; her mother lives in Gun Street, Spitalfields - struck through] [(Mrs) Cartwright 20 King Street, Soho - in margin] |
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