From Australia's Jewish Past: Sigmond (Solomon) Hoffnung – an entrepreneurial merchant of his time » J-Wire

Sigmond was born in 1830 in Kalisz, Poland and was the elder son of Rev Samuel Hoffnung and his mother Caroline. In 1836 the family migrated to England.  His father became minister and cantor of the small Jewish community in Newcastle-upon-Tyne and in 1840 moved to the Exeter Synagogue. Sigmond was educated in Liverpool but…

Related Keywords

Australia ,United States ,New Zealand ,Sydney ,New South Wales ,United Kingdom ,Temple Emanuel ,Hawaii ,Brisbane ,Queensland ,Fiji ,Poland ,Canada ,Exeter ,Devon ,Newcastle Upon Tyne ,London ,City Of ,Golders Green ,Barnet ,Australian ,America ,American ,Samuel Hoffnung ,Julian Goldsmid ,Henry Nathan ,Thomas Rowe ,Samuel Lipson ,Wynyard Square ,Burns Philip ,Sigmond Hoffnung ,Australian Jewish Historical Society ,Great Synagogue Building Committee ,Sydney Hebrew Certified Denominational School ,Sydney Jewish Sabbath School ,Hoffnung Co ,S Hoffnung Co ,Protection Society Of New South Wales ,Great Synagogue Building Fund ,Facebook ,From Australia ,Jewish Past ,Rev Samuel Hoffnung ,West Country ,York Street Synagogue ,Jewish Philanthropic ,Great Synagogue ,Building Committee ,Hebrew Ladie Bazaar ,Great Synagogue Building ,Pitt Street ,Intercolonial Exhibition ,Trade Protection Society ,New South ,Liverpool United Kingdom ,Together Abraham ,Exeter Synagogue ,Sir Julian Goldsmid ,Australian Red ,Golders Green Cemetery ,First Fleet ,