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Name
Hyman Isaacs
Event Type
Marriage
Registration Quarter
Oct-Nov-Dec
Registration Year
1858
Registration District
Tynemouth
County
Northumberland
Event Place
Tynemouth, Northumberland, England
Volume
10B
Page
299
Line Number
17
 
Hyman Isaacs probably married one of the following people
Name
Sarah Emanuel

Hyman Isaacs
England and Wales Death Registration Index 1837-2007
Name
Hyman Isaacs
Event Type
Death
Registration Quarter
Jul-Aug-Sep
Registration Year
1887
Registration District
Sunderland
County
Durham
Event Place
Sunderland, Durham, England
Age (available after 1866)
64
Birth Year (Estimated)
1823
Volume
10A
Page
274
Line Number
187

Jews started to arrive in significant numbers in the north-east of England during the second half of the nineteenth century. The ports of the area, Newcastle, Hartlepool, Hull and Sunderland were the destination ports of many of the boats that plied the trading routes from the Baltic Sea. Most Jews moved on to the large cities of Britain, or overland to Liverpool and Southampton before starting their onward journeys to the New World. Futhermore, Sunderland had become a major port exported coal to the eastern Baltic, but there was little return trade, and some ships accepted Polish Jews, especially from Kretinga (Krottingen) in Russian-Lithuania, rather than lose money by returning empty in ballast. Many of these closely related immigrants came to improve their economic prospects and to escape the mandatory enlistment into the Czarist army.




The above, and more, on here:

http://www.seligman.org.il/sunderland_jews.html


EDIT:
Snap, Malyon!

http://www.seligman.org.il/sunderland_jews.html

Am helping a friend trace her Jewish Prussian roots. Between 1841 and 1861, the majority seemed to live in the London area. However, her ancestors, seem to have settled in Sunderland/Northumberland and I was wondering if anyone has a theory as to why?