Esther Moss was a civilian casualty of WW1
Esther sadly perished in an enemy air attack along with her mother Rebecca (nee Viner) and sisters, Ettie and twins Yessi and Bessie. They were all laid to rest at PLASHET JEWISH CEMETERY on the 18th June 1917 in adjoining plots except for Bessie, Esther and Yessi who according to the cemetery grave numbering system appear to be in the same plot.
At the time of her passing Esther was 5 years of age.
(ECP)
Esther sadly perished in an enemy air attack along with her mother Rebecca (nee Viner) and sisters, Ettie and twins Yessi and Bessie. They were all laid to rest at PLASHET JEWISH CEMETERY on the 18th June 1917 in adjoining plots except for Bessie, Esther and Yessi who according to the cemetery grave numbering system appear to be in the same plot.
At the time of her passing Esther was 5 years of age.
(ECP)
Esther Moss was a civilian casualty of WW1
Esther sadly perished in an enemy air attack along with her mother Rebecca (nee Viner) and sisters, Ettie and twins Yessi and Bessie. They were all laid to rest at PLASHET JEWISH CEMETERY on the 18th June 1917 in adjoining plots except for Bessie, Esther and Yessi who according to the cemetery grave numbering system appear to be in the same plot.
At the time of her passing Esther was 5 years of age.
(ECP)
Esther sadly perished in an enemy air attack along with her mother Rebecca (nee Viner) and sisters, Ettie and twins Yessi and Bessie. They were all laid to rest at PLASHET JEWISH CEMETERY on the 18th June 1917 in adjoining plots except for Bessie, Esther and Yessi who according to the cemetery grave numbering system appear to be in the same plot.
At the time of her passing Esther was 5 years of age.
(ECP)
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