Leeds Jewish Workers' Burial and Trading Society Congregation

Congregation Data

Name:

Leeds Jewish Workers' Burial and Trading Society Congregation

Address:

Lady Lane from 1913, previously Templar Street

Founded:

The burial society, which became known as the Leeds Jewish Workers' Burial and Trading Society, was established in 1899. From early on, the Society held its own services, initially at the homes of members.

Closure:

Closed 1924 - congregation became Leeds New Central Synagogue (initially also known as the Leeds Central Synagogue)

Ritual:

Ashkenazi Orthodox

Cemeteries:

The burial grounds used by this congregation were at the New Farnley Cemeteries. The relevant sections are now administered by the Etz Chaim Synagogue. For details see Cemetery Information on Leeds Jewish Community home page.

See also Database below