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Spanish flu, "Death certificate of Henrietta Finestone"

Photograph of the death certificate of Henrietta Finestone (1861 -1918) of 42 Scott Road, Woodstock, Cape Town. Her son David died a day after her demise. She is buried in the 7th Ave cemetery, Maitland, Cape Town and is listed as Henrietta Leah Feinstone. Source: South African Archives.

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Spanish flu, "Photograph of the grave of Isidor Blumberg (1877-1918)"

Photograph of the grave of Isidor Blumberg (1877-1918) a cattle speculator and butcher from Carnarvon, Cape Province. He and his wife died 3 days apart of the Spanish Flu and are buried besides one another in the Britstown Cemetery. The two graves are joined with the epitaph " LOVING & PLEASANT IN THEIR LIVES & IN THEIR DEATH NOT DIVIDED".

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Spanish flu, "Death certificate of Maurice Price"

Photograph of the death certificate of Maurice Price (1877 -1918) a baker in Kimberley who died from influenza. He was survived by his wife Rebecca Price (nee Goldstein) and 4 minor sons, David aged 7, Bernard aged 6 , Jack aged 5 and Norman aged 3. His brother Samuel Price also died during the Spanish Flu epidemic. Both brothers are buried in the Stead Street Cemetery, Kimberley. Source: South African Archives.

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Spanish flu, "Death notice of Isidor (Israel) Blumberg (1877-1918)"

Photograph of the death notice of Isidor (Israel) Blumberg (1877-1918) a cattle speculator and butcher who lived in Carnarvon, Cape Province. He and his wife Rosie Blumberg (nee Kleinman) died three days apart from the Spanish Influenza, leaving 3 minor children - Fanny aged 7, Abraham aged 6 and Simon Joseph Blumberg aged 3. They were buried in the Britstown Jewish Cemetery. Source: South African Archives.

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Spanish flu, "Death certificate of Isidor (Israel) Blumberg"

Photograph of the death certificate of Isidor (Israel) Blumberg (1877-1918) a cattle speculator and butcher who lived in Carnarvon, Cape Province. He and his wife Rosie Blumberg (nee Kleinman) died three days apart from the Spanish Influenza, leaving 3 minor children - Fanny aged 7, Abraham aged 6 and Simon Joseph Blumberg aged 3. He and his wife were buried in the Britstown Jewish Cemetery. Source: South African Archives.

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Spanish flu, "Photograph of Samuel Kessel"

Photograph of Samuel Kessel (1881 -1918) who died during the Spanish Influenza pandemic in Cape Town. He was survived by his wife Yetta (Yochevet) Kessel and 5 children - Rosie, Solly, Harry, Diana and Dora. He is buried in the 7th Ave Cemetery, Maitland, Cape Town. This photograph was sent to his family in Russia. Source: Eliyahu Romm, Jerusalem, Israel.

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Spanish flu, "Photograph of the death notice of Samuel Kessel"

Photograph of the death notice of Samuel Kessel (1881 -1918) who died during the Spanish Influenza pandemic in Cape Town. He was survived by his wife Yetta Kessel and 5 children - Rosie, Solly, Harry, Diana and Dora. He is buried in the 7th Ave Cemetery, Maitland, Cape Town. Source: South African Archives.

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Spanish flu, "Death certificate of Rosie Blumberg"

Photograph of the death certificate of Rosie Blumberg (nee Kleinman) (1883-1918), wife of Isidor Blumberg (1877-1918) a cattle speculator and butcher who lived in Carnarvon, Cape Province. She and her husband died three days apart from the Spanish Influenza, leaving 3 minor children - Fanny aged 7, Abraham aged 6 and Simon Joseph Blumberg aged 3. She and her husband were buried in the Britstown Jewish Cemetery. Source: South African Archives.

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