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| Plot Location | 2E24 |
| Surname | Pasco |
| Given Name(s) | Boris |
| Place of Birth | Russia |
| Date of Birth (Eng) | circa 1900 |
| Date of Birth (Heb) | |
| Date of Death (Eng) | March 8, 1966 |
| Date of Death (Heb) | 16 Adar 5726 |
| Age at Death | 65 |
| Hebrew Name | ברוך |
| Spouse’s Name | Kathleen Joseph Harris |
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| Sex | M |
| Marital Status | M |
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| Other Family Data | Daughter: Patricia Kathlyn Pasco Denholme (b. October 29, 1923, HK; d. October 2004, Norwich, England) |
| Inscription (Eng) | BORIS PASCO DIED 8TH MARCH 1966 AGED 65 YEARS |
| Inscription (Heb) | פ׳ נ׳ המ׳ ברוך פאסכו נלב״ע ט״ז אדר התשכ״ו והיו ימיו ס״ה שנה ת׳נ׳צ׳ב׳ה׳ |
| Inscription (Other) | “267” centered on front face of top slab |
| Historical | He was a bookseller, first at Brewer’s and from 1935 at Harris’s. During the war he carried out illegal relief work with Kiyoshi Watanabe and Helen Ho. He was arrested in May 1943 on suspicion of allowing his shop on Ice House Street to be used by the resistance but managed to convince his captors of his innocence and was soon released. — gwulo.com. He and his wife were married at St. Joseph’s Church on October 25, 1922.
In the 1923 jurors’ list, he is listed as being a bookseller at Brewer & Co. Ltd., located at 23 Queen’s Road Central. In the 1941 jurors’ list, he is listed as being a bookseller at Harris Book Shop, and living at 112 The Peak. After the war Patricia married British officer Captain Alistaire Denholme. |
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