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1. www.glasgowhebrewburialsociety.orgGlasgow Hebrew Burial Society

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   PO Box 7317, Giffnock, Glasgow G46 9DB Tel: +44(0)141 577 8226 (24 Hr Answerphone)

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2. glasgowhebrewburialsociety.org › historyGHBS - glasgowhebrewburialsociety.org

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   Glasgow Hebrew Burial Society, founded about 1908, took over the Jewish Cemetery at Sandymount (first burial in 1905), opening Glenduffhill Cemetery in 1934. South Portland Street Synagogue established a Cemetery at Riddrie in 1909 and this was taken over by GHBS in 1974. There are some reserved plots in Sandymount, used as recently as 1993 ...

3. www.jewishglasgow.org › glasgow-hebrew-burial-societyGlasgow Hebrew Burial Society - Glasgow Jewish

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   Glasgow Hebrew Burial Society. PO Box 7317, Giffnock, Glasgow G46 9DB. Operates the Jewish cemetery at Glenduffhill. Tel: 0141 577 8226 email: ...

4. www.glasgowhebrewburialsociety.org › restorationGHBS - Glasgow Hebrew Burial Society

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   The project to restore Glasgow Jewish Cemeteries began in 2015 with the major objective being to restore Glenduffhill and Riddrie Cemeteries, two of the three Cemeteries run by GHBS, Sandymount already having been restored in 2011. Glenduffhill was opened in 1933 and is the current active Cemetery. It is a large Cemetery with almost 8000 lairs.

5. www.iajgscemetery.org › british-isles › scotlandGLASGOW: (10 burial sites) | Scotland | International Jewish ...

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   In use 1908-1993; Glasgow Hebrew Burial Society (GHBS), 49 Coplaw St., Glasgow G42 has list; about 2200 burials (SJAC). Source: Scottish Jewish Archive Center list of burials, 127 Hill St. Glasgow G36UB United Kingdom supplied by Harvey L. Kaplan, MA, 1/L 11 Millwood St. Glasgow, G41 3JY This email address is being protected from spambots.

6. discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk › details › cHebrew Burial Society: Glasgow | The National Archives

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   Hebrew Burial Society: Glasgow This page summarises records created by this Organisation The summary includes a brief description of the collection(s) (usually including the covering dates of the collection), the name of the archive where they are held, and reference information to help you find the collection.

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   Where is the Jewish burial society in Glasgow?

   • Glasgow Hebrew Burial Society, (PO Box 7317) 222 Fenwick Road, Giffnock, Glasgow, G46 6UE, Scotland. [December 2000]. [UPDATE] The Burial Society, founded in 1908, is responsible for several of the Orthodox Jewish cemeteries, as indicated below.

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   Are there any Jewish cemeteries in Glasgow?

   • The project to restore Glasgow Jewish Cemeteries began in 2015 with the major objective being to restore Glenduffhill and Riddrie Cemeteries, two of the three Cemeteries run by GHBS, Sandymount already having been restored in 2011. Glenduffhill was opened in 1933 and is the current active Cemetery. It is a large Cemetery with almost 8000 lairs.

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   Where can I find out more about glasgowhebrewburialsociety?

   • Website: http://glasgowhebrewburialsociety.org/ Burial Officer: Carolyn Dover 07748 676 429 (Funeral arrangements only)

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   Is Glasgow's Necropolis Jewish cemetery open to the public?

   • UPDATE] Glasgow Necropolis Jewish Cemetery Restoration - The 19th century Jewish section of Glasgow’s Necropolis Cemetery is one of eight historic sites in Scotland that will share in a £1.6 million grant from Historic Scotland to open historic sites to the public.

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   Are Glasgow cemeteries a good place to bury ex-pats?

   • The restorations at both Cemeteries have led to much positive comment. Funding for this has largely come from Glasgow charities and the members of the Glasgow Jewish Community. Many Glasgow ex-pats however have family buried in these Cemeteries and some have donated generously. Further funds are still required to complete the work.

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   Is glenduffhill a Jewish cemetery?

   • Glenduffhill was opened in 1933 and is now the main active Cemetery for the Orthodox Glasgow Jewish Community with almost 8000 graves. Many paths and graves have deteriorated into a very poor condition. There simply have not been the funds available to maintain them properly.

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8. uclpress.scienceopen.com › hosted-documentJewish heritage in Scotland – UCL Press

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   Dec 1, 2015 · Sandymount Jewish Cemetery dates back to 1905, 23 predating the establishment of the Glasgow Hebrew Burial Society, a mutual aid society funded by weekly subscriptions, by nearly three years (1908). The earliest burial listed in the registers kept at Glenduffhill by Glasgow Hebrew Burial Society (inspected by SJBH in 1999) was that of baby Bessie Chitterer (d. aged 8 months, 11 January, buried ...