New Farnley Cemetery, Leeds, England. 8832 burials total.
The Louis Street Synagogue Section at New Farnley was established in 1896 and is administered by UHC. Etz Chaim Synagogue looks after all other sections.
Burials for the Leeds Jewish Workers' Burial and Trading Society commenced at New Farnley in about 1900. Following the formation of the New Central Vilna Synagogue, most of its burials were at the New Farnley Cemeteries. Burials for the Psalms of David Congregation date from 1935.
This information was provided to JOWBR with the permission of the Leeds UHC and Eitz Chaim Synagogues.
Acknowledgements:
- Photographs by Lee White and Alan Tobias
- Database assembled by Alan Tobias
- Data Transcription by Alan Tobias
- Provision of communal records by the Etz Chaim Synagogue Office.
Cemetery layout
First set cemetery sections
Second set of cemetery sections
Third set of cemetery sections
Fourth set of cemetery sections
Fifth set of cemetery sections
Sixth set of cemetery sections
See also the Leeds Jewish Community home page on Jewish Community & Records - United Kingdom (JCR-UK).
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