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 1912 - 1990 (78 years)
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| Name |
ZERDIN Simon aka Sid |
| Born |
1 Apr 1912 |
31 Ellingfort Road Hackney England  [1] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Buried |
Jul 1990 |
Bullsmoor Lane Cemetery, Cheshunt, Herts, England plot E-15 from left [2] |
| Died |
11 Jul 1990 |
Whipps Cross Hospital, Leytonstone, London E11, England [3] |
| Person ID |
I0038 |
Zherdin family Tree | Leib Zherdin branch |
| Last Modified |
3 Jul 2022 |
| Father |
ZHERDIN Hirsh aka Mr. Harris, b. 20 Jun 1879, Vilani,Latgale, Latvia , d. 6 Jul 1949, Whipps Cross Hospital, Leyton, London E10 England (Age 70 years) |
| Mother |
KODISH Minka, b. 1876, Galenu pagasts, Rezekne district, Latvia , d. 27 Oct 1959, Whipps Cross Hospital, Leyton, London E10 England (Age 83 years) |
| Married |
1903 |
Probably Vilani, Latgale, Latvia [4] |
| Photos
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Hirsh ZHERDIN with Minka KODISH at family function. |
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| Zherdin family KM 22
Minnie ZERDIN nee KODISH (in white blouse) front row l-r Sid, Harry and Jean. |
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| Zherdin family ZH 6
The Zerdin family at 166 Lea Bridge Road 28 May 1949
Back row l-r. Jack ZARDIN, Joe LEVINE, Debbie and Harry ZERDIN
Middle row. Jean LEVENE carrying Larry, Hirsh and Minnie ZERDIN, Gertie ZARDIN and Polly ZERDIN.
Children, David, Larry, Sandra with Keith, Eve with Colin.
One of four photographs on Harris's 70th birthday |
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Harris ZERDIN with his wife Minnie 15 June 1928 |
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Harris ZERDIN and family c. 1925.
left to right. Abraham(Harry),Isaac(Jack),Hirsh(Harris), Simon(Sid), Fanny(Jean)and Minnie |
| Family ID |
F005 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family |
POPPER Polly, b. 27 Jan 1915, 19 Yalford Street, London, England , d. 25 Feb 1986, Whipps Cross Hospital, Leytonstone, London E11, England (Age 71 years) |
| Married |
11 Aug 1935 |
Central Hackney Synagogue, Richmond Road, London E8, England [5, 6] |
| Notes |
- The 1939 Register shows Simon Zerdin living at 62 Overton Road, Leyton, Essex and Polly living at Sandown Methuen Avenue Kings Lynn Norfolk.
During WWII it was expected that pregnant women and woman with young children would leave London.
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Sid and Polly ZERDIN with their children c. 1945 |
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Sid and Polly ZERDIN April 1941 |
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Sid ZERDIN with Polly POPPER c. 1935 |
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Sid ZERDIN with Polly nee POPPER and Harry ZERDIN Debbie nee KICKMAN |
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left to right. David, Polly, Sid and Adrienne ZERDIN 21 July 1956 |
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Sid ZERDIN and family c. 1975
l-r. Mark COHEN, Michael CRADER, Stuart CRADER, Sid ZERDIN, David ZERDIn
l-r Sharon CRADER, Golder CRADER, Adrienne CRADER, Polly ZERDIN, Helene ZERDIN with Jason |
| Documents |
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Simon ZERDIN and Polly POPPER marriage certificate 11 August 1935 |
| Last Modified |
3 Jul 2022 |
| Family ID |
F012 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Notes |
- Birth certificate gives parents as Harris Lerdin and Minnie Lerdin formerly Kordis
Address at time of Adriennes birth in 1939 was 62 Overton Road Leyton London E10
Fay Weil gave 62 Overton Road as her address on her marriage licence.
Sid had workrooms in Cleveland Street London W1
Sid was a stalwart member of Boundary Road Synagogue. It gave him enormous pleasure particularly if he was given one of the honours during the service.He went there most Saturday mornings as well as all the holidays. Even though he went to football in the afternoons in my younger days or to see his children after they were married he went to the synagogue first. It was Sid who took me to my first football match ( Leyton Orient v Port Vale in the F.A.Cup) and I have supported the Orient ever since.
My memories of Sid were always of a gentle kind thoughtful man. As my father's brother he was a very important part of my life after my parents died. He and Polly together with Max and Margie Hickman helped through those difficult years. They took on board the responsibility and showed the love that I know they felt. On the night before my wedding I slept in Sid and Polly's house and left from there to the Synagogue. After we were married and lived in Highwood Gardens they visited us most Saturdays after seeing both of their children Adrienne and David together with their families. For us this was an important time when our children were very young and they helped create the extended family that was needed for our children with only one grandparent. KZ
- Occupation: small leather goods manufacturer. I only remember him making bags and purses.
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An Airgraph dated 19 September 1943 is addressed to:-
1081689 D/M ZERDIN S.
126 A/TK BTY R.A.
WYKEHAM HALL
LUDFORD
LINCS
ENGLAND
It is difficult to read but appears to say:-
" I was very pleased to recieve your Airgraph dated 21-6-43 and too know you are keeping well, your Airograph has been quite a while reaching me. Florrie has wrote and I must congratulate you on the Baby Boy and I am also glad to know that they are both well. I am glad to know that Ben is alright but he has not wrote to me for a while.
I suppose you have heard that Bob is a prisoner of war in Jap hands but he is safe and well. I am going to send him something as soon as I Gomm sends me his address. Players are only 3 tannas for ten and Woods 2 tannes ten but although smisters are cheaper out here I would rather go without and be back home. Well Syd theres not more to write at present so I will close now. Hoping this finds you and the rest of your family and also my folks Safe and Well as it leaves me.By the way if you write too Debytell her too write. Best regards to all at home. I ????? write soon take care of yourself Best of luck Syd.
From Harry"
KZ notes
1) I have tried to copy the letter exactly.
2) I am not sure that Gomm is what was written
3) Players and Woods (Woodbines)were cigarettes that were sold in packets of 10
4) A tanner was 6d.(approximately 2.5p)so that the packets of ten cost either 5p or 7.5p
5) I cannot decifer the word prior to write.
6) Initially I thought that Harry was his brother but I am now certain that he was a brother-in-law on the POPPER side of his family.
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- The Association of Jewish Ex-Servicemen records that Simon ZERDIN served in the Army, branch of service Royal Artillery attestation 1940) service number 1081689.
- The 1939 Register shows that Simon ZERDIN lived at 62 Overton Road, Leyton M.B, Essex whilst Polly ZERDIN lived at Sandown, Methuen Avenue, Kings Lynn M.B., Norfolk. Adrienne was born in April 1939 very soon after the Register was produced.
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| Sources |
- [S01885] Birth certificate Registration district Hackney sub district South West Hackney County of London no. 426.
- [S11550] David Zerdin e-mail 30 Oct 01.
- [S08506] Death certificate, Registration district Waltham Forest, Sub-district Waltham Forest in the LLondon Borough of Waltham Forest entry no 64 (Reliability: 3), 12 Jul 1990.
Eleventh July 1990 at Whipps Cross Hospital Leytonstone, Simon ZERDIN, male, born 1st April 1912 in London, a leather manufacturer (retired) of 62 Overton Road, Leyton E10.
Informant Stuart CRADER, son-in-law, of 43 Exeter Gardens, Redbridge, Essex.
Cause of death:-
1a, Bronchopnermonia
II, Carcinomatosis
- [S23538] 1911 Census of England and Wales (Reliability: 2).
The 1911 Census states that Minnie and Harris were married for 8 years
- [S01758] K'atubah.
- [S3] Marriage Certificate, Registration district Hackney in the County of London no. 76 (Reliability: 3).
Eleventh August 1935 the marriage was solomnized between Simon ZERDIN, age 23 years, bachelor, hand bag framer (journeyman) of 199 Lea Bridge Road, son of Harris ZERDIN, shoe maker and Polly POPPER, age 20 years, spinster, ladies underwear shop assistant of 19 Yalford Street, Stepney, daughter of Solomon POPPER, ladies tailor
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