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 1767 - 1836 (69 years)
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Date |
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| 1 | 1768 | - 1768: Swansea Cemetery opened
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| 2 | 1788 | - 1788: Lauriston Road (Grove Rd) cemetery opened
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| 3 | 1790 | - 1790: Sciennes House Place (Braid Place) Cemetery opened
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| 4 | 1796 | - 1796: Ipswich Old Cemetery (Salthouse St) opened
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| 5 | 1804 | - 1804: Hope Street Old burial ground Sheerness, opened
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| 6 | 1810 | - 1810: Bancroft Road (Maiden lane) Cemetery opened
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| 7 | 1815 | - 1815: Brompton (Fulham Road) cemetery opened
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| 8 | 1817 | - 1817: Jews' Free School established
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| 9 | 1841 | - 1841: Voice of Jacob and the Jewish Chronicle founded
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| 10 | 1842 | - 17 Jan 1842: West London Synagogue opened
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| 11 | 1846 | - 1846: Southampton Old cemetery opened
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| 12 | 1854 | - 1854: Doughty Road Old Cemetery opened
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| 13 | 1856 | - 1856: Brynmawr (Bryn-Mawr) cemetery opened
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| 14 | 1857 | - 1857: West Ham (Buckingham Road) Cemetery
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| 15 | 1859 | - 1859: Board of Guardians (later Jewish Care) founded
- 1859: Halfway (Queensborough) Cemetery opened
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| 16 | 1860 | - 1860: Scholemoor Cemetery opened
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| 17 | 1861 | - 1861: Newport Old Cemetery opened
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| 18 | 1864 | - 1864: Aldershot Cemetery opened
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| 19 | 1865 | - 1865: Hartlepool Cemetery opened
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| 20 | 1867 | - 1867: Merthyr Tydfil Cemetery opened
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