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EDMONTON FEDERATION CEMETERY
(for Rainham Federation Cemetery - click here)

Since 2015, the Federation of Synagogues has made available to the public, through JCR-UK and JGSGB, details of all burials at the Federation's cemetery at Edmonton, London N18 (as well as its cemetery at Rainham, Essex).

The Federation has also now launched its own more comprehensive, up-to-date and easy to use database of these records (which, however, requires the exact name of the deceased) and includes a detailed map showing the position of the grave. Click here to see it in action.

The Federation of Synagogues was established in 1887 by Samuel Montagu (later Lord Montagu of Swaythling), Liberal MP for Whitechapel and a committed Orthodox Jew.
The Federation offered its member synagogues (small congregations in the East End of London comprised mainly of Yiddish speaking immigrants) a range of central services including recognition by the civil authorities for marriage purposes and representation at communal institution level.

Almost from the outset, the Burial Society of the Federation proved pivotal; levels of infant mortality were high and burial fees charged by other synagogue bodies were prohibitive.

In 1889, Lord Montagu presented a strip of his family land in Edmonton to the Federation of Synagogues for use as a burial site and the Federation Burial Society was formally established the following year. Edmonton Federation cemetery has the capacity for nearly 40,000 graves and is currently at 98% capacity.

Notable figures buried in Edmonton include Lord Montagu himself, two Sassover Rebbes z"tl, Rav Eliezer Gordon (the 'Telzer Rav'), Rav Reuven Dov Dessler z"tl (the father of R'Eliyahu Dessler) and Dayan Gershon Lopian z"tl. In 2018, the Federation published a book, Edmonton Federation Cemetery, by Rebbetzin Aviva Landau, which takes a look at the lives of prominent rabbonim and communal leaders buried at the cemetery, and contains over 50 detailed biographies and rare photographs.
 

Main Index

This is the main index of all people buried at the Edmonton Cemetery from 1890 until January 2022 and contains over 39,100 interments. It represents Update No. 6, with the most recent interments and some corrections to existing data – much of it based on feedback from visitors to the site.

For each interment we show name, reference number, date of death, age of death and grave position (block, row & grave number).

The index is divided into sections listed alphabetically by surname.
There is one line per letter, with the second column indicating the number of surnames in the index beginning with that letter.
Subsequent columns break down the data further according to the second letter of the surname.
Simply click on the two letters that form the first two letters of the surname for which you are looking.
For example: :
If you click on AA, it will take you to the section of the index that lists all surnames beginning with Aa;
AB will take you to all surnames beginning with Ab, and so on.

Please note: there may be some minor errors in this data. Please e-mail us with any errors or omissions, quoting the reference number wherever possible.

Name begins A 1054 graves AA AB AC AD AE AF AG AI AK AL AM AN AP AR AS AT AU AV AW AX AZ
Name begins B3506 graves BABEBIBLBNBOBRBUBY
Name begins C 2981 graves CA CE CH CI CL CO CR CS CU CY CZ
Name begins D996 graves DADEDIDODRDUDVDWDYDZ
Name begins E 448 graves EA EC ED EG EH EI EK EL EM EN EP ER ES ET EU EV
Name begins F2031 graves FAFEFHFIFLFNFOFRFU
Name begins G 4045 graves GA GE GG GI GL GN GO GR GU GW
Name begins H1275 graves HAHEHIHOHUHY
Name begins I 343 graves IB IC IK IL IM IN IR IS IT IY IZ
Name begins J778 graves JAJCJEJIJNJOJU
Name begins K 2181 graves KA KE KI KL KN KO KR KS KU KW KY
Name begins L3208 graves LALELILOLRLULY
Name begins M 2407 graves MA ME MI ML MO MR MS MU MY
Name begins N562 graves NANENINONUNY
Name begins O 356 graves OA OB OC OD OF OG OI OJ OK OL ON OP OR OS OU OW OX OZ
Name begins P1465 graves PAPDPEPHPIPLPOPRPSPUPY
Name begins Q 6 graves QU
Name begins R2384 graves RARERHRIRORURY
Name begins S 5678 graves SA SC SE SH SI SK SL SM SN SO SP SQ SR ST SU SV SW SY SZ
Name begins T755 graves TATCTETHTITNTOTRTSTUTWTYTZ
Name begins U 57 graves UB UD UF UL UM UN UR US UT
Name begins V258 graves VAVEVIVLVOVRVY
Name begins W 1642 graves WA WE WH WI WL WO WR WU WY
Name begins Y236 graves YAYEYIYNYOYU
Name begins Z 497 graves ZA ZE ZI ZL ZN ZO ZU ZW ZY

Below is the ground plan for the Edmonton Cemetery, dated February 2019, showing the plot locations.

 
 


These lists have been created and published through the efforts and support of Yitz Katz, Leigh Dworkin, Mark Nicholls, David Shulman and Saul Issroff.

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Page created: 30 May 2015
Latest update: 27 January 2022
Latest modification or formatting: 27 April 2023

 
 


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