Stanley Simeon Newman (1925 - 2017)

Stanley Simeon Newman, also known as Shalom Newman, is the husband of  Muriel Glynn, who is the daughter of Isidore Glynn, born Itzchok Glembofsky, the brother-in-law of Esther Reizel Levin, my 2x great aunt. Glynn family HERE

Parents: Horace Horatio (Hyman) Newman (1902 - 1966) and Rebecca Beatrice Greenstein (1897 - 1945)

Born: 5 May 1925 in London, England

Occupation: An academic with a PhD. In 1954 he is listed as being a junior executive with the American Zionist Council and also a lecturer at the London School of Economic. His occupation is listed in a 1959 passenger list as a writer 

Marriage 

Muriel Glynn on 28 August 1954 in Passaic, New Jersey, USA. Muriel was age 33 and Stanley age 29

Children

• Geoffrey Kenneth Newman 1958-
• Edmund Daniel Newman 1961 -

Directory

In a 1956 directory Stanley and Muriel are listed as living at 82 Paulison Avenue, Passaic, New Jersey, USA. His occupation is a junior executive

Travel

1959

Stanley is listed as travelling aboard the Queen Elizabeth from Southampton to New York where he arrived on 28 September 1959. His profession is listed as a writer

1960

Stanley is sailing from Naples to New York aboard the SS Constitution arriving in New York on 21 March 1960. His address is given as 82 Paulison Ave, Passaic, New Jersey, USA

Death

16 November 2017 age 92 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. He was buried on 17 November 2017 in the Mikveh Israel Beth El Emeth Cemetery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Obituary

NEWMAN, DR. STANLEY

Nov. 16, 2017. Husband of Muriel (nee Glynn), father of Geoffrey Newman and Edmund Newman (Joan Matlack), brother of Rina Englard and Mark Negin; also survived by 2 grand-children Miriam and Alexander Newman. Relatives and friends are invited to graveside service Friday 11:30 A.M. precisely at Mikveh Israel Cemetery, 5501 Market St., Phila., PA 19139

Residences

In 1956 and again in 1960 his address is given as 82 Paulison Ave, Passaic, New Jersey, USA

In 1992 his address was given as 1017 W Cliveden St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Stanley Kaplan (Copley) (1925 - 2013)

Stanley Kaplan, is the husband of Sylvia Abrahamson, a sister of Dorothy Sophia Abrahamson, the 2nd wife of my maternal grandfather Marcus Levin. Abrahamson family HERE. Born Stanley Kaplan, he changed his name to Stanley Copley sometime between 1949 - 1951

Parents: Morris Kaplan (1902 - 1967) and Leah Phillips (1895 - 1971)

Tombstones for Stanley's parents, Morris and Leah. They are both buried in the Rainsough Jewish cemetery, Manchester, England

Born: 27 September 1925 in Manchester, England

Married: Sylvia Abrahamson in (January - March) 1949 in Manchester, England. Sylvia was 25 years old and Stanley was 23. Stanley changed his surname to Copley sometime after his marriage but before the birth of his daughter in 1951

Children:

Their first child was born when Stanley was 25 and Sylvia  was 27. Their second and last child was born when Stanley was 34 and Sylvia 35

• Sheila Copley 1951 - 
• Jonathan Copley 1958 -

Death
14 December 2013 in London, England, age 88

Nadia Pinnick (1925 - 2016)

Nadia Pinnick, is the 2nd wife of Malcolm Denis Caplan, whose 1st wife, Jean Hilary Winroope, is my maternal 4th cousin 1x removed. Rosenberg family tree Here

Parents:  Abraham Bertie Pinnick (1892 - 1963) and Minnie King (Kinigsberg) (1896 - 1986)

Born: 15 February 1925 in Liverpool, England

Married: 

1) Aubrey Sadofsky (1919 - 1979)  in Birmingham, England on 16 September 1944

2) Malcolm Denis Caplan in London, England in (October - December) 1985

Kirkella Bridegroom

The wedding took place at the Singer's-hill Synagogue, Birmingham, of Sgt. Aubrey Sadofsky, Royal Signals, elder son of Mr and Mrs D. Sadofsky, of Davington, Westella-rd., Kirkella, and Miss Nadia Pinnick, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs B. Pinnick, of 16, Hampton-court, George-rd., Birmingham.

The choral service was conducted by the Rev A. Cohen, assisted by the Rev David Hirsch, of the Hull Western Synagogue.

The bride wore a tailored suit of off-white with a head- dress of lovebirds and net, and carried a posy of lilies of the valley. Her only attendant was Miss Nesta Sadofsky (sister of the bridegroom), who wore an ice-blue suit with brown accessories. The best man was Cpl. Harry Obrart, R.A.F., of London.

After a reception, the young couple left for St. Annes-on- Sea, where the honeymoon is being spent. (Daily Mail [Hull] 16 September 1944

Death
17 March 2016 at age 91 at Hull, England. She is buried at Bushey Jewish Cemetery, Little Bushey Lane, Bushey, Hertfordshire, WD23, plot no 18, J, 362

Jean Hilary Winroope (1925 - 1984)

Jean Hilary Winroope is my maternal 4th cousin 1x removed. Rosenberg family tree Here

Parents:  Simon Winroope (1897 - 1945) and Edith Yewdall (1898 - 1978)

Born: 20 December 1925 in Birmingham, England

Married: Malcolm Dennis Caplan in Birmingham, England on 1 August 1945

Miss Jean Winroope, of 92, Anderton Park-road, Moseley, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Winroope, chemists, of Great Bridge, after her marriage to Lieut. Dennis Caplan, R.A.M.C., of London, at the Birmingham Synagogue. (Birmingham Evening Despatch, 1 August 1945)

Children

Their first child was born in 1946 when Malcolm was 25 and Jean 21. Their last child was born in 1951 when Malcolm was 30 and Jean 26

• Simon Caplan 1946 -
• Jonathan M Caplan 1951 -

Census details

1939 register

In 1939 Jean is a student and living at Knoll Wood, Malvern, Worcestershire, England. Why she is not living with her family in Birmingham is unknown

Death
27 November 1984 at age 58 in London, England. She is buried at Bushey Jewish Cemetery, Little Bushey Lane, Bushey, Hertfordshire, WD23, plot no 18, J, 356

Probate

Jean HIlary Caplan Probate 27 February 1985. Her address is listed as 58 Fairacres Roehampton Lane, London, England. The value of her effects was £15,246

Residences

At the time of her marriage in 1945 Jean and Malcolm are listed as living at 92 Anderton Park Rd, Moseley, Birmingham

At the time of her death she is listed as living at 58 Fairacres Roehampton Lane, London, England