Weill, Rosie

Plot Location4B4
SurnameWeill
Given Name(s)Rosie
Place of BirthConstantinople
Date of Birth (Eng)September 1, 1880
Date of Birth (Heb) 
Date of Death (Eng)July 2, 1951
Date of Death (Heb)25 Sivan 5711
Age at Death70
Hebrew Nameרוזה
Spouse’s NameAlbert Weill (4B7)
Father’s NameJoseph Haiem Donnenberg (4B8)
Mother’s Name 
Other Surnames 
SexF
Marital StatusW
Maiden NameDonnenberg
Title (e.g., Dr) 
Religious Status (כ/ל/י) 
Cause of Death 
Other Family DataChildren: Sophie Rachel Odell (4B2), Susannah “Susie” Potts (b. October 18, 1904; d. June 1968, Norfolk, England), Leon Weill (4B6), and Maurice Weill (b. September 16, 1908; d. March 30, 1944, Shamshuipo POW Camp). Brother: Samuel Dunn (4B5). Aunt: Elise Lyons (2E14).
Inscription (Eng)IN LOVING MEMORY OF
OUR DARLING MOTHER
ROSIE WEILL
BORN 1ST SEPTEMBER 1880
DIED 2ND JULY 1951
“FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS”
Inscription (Heb)פה מצאה מנוח ה״מ מרת רוזה אשת המ אברהם יעקב ויל נ״ע נלב״עת כ״ח סיון התשיא והיו ימיה שבעים שנה תנצ״בה
Inscription (Other) 
HistoricalRosie Weill laid the cornerstone for the 2nd Jewish Recreation Club, built after WWII.

At the time of Sophie’s birth (1900), the family was living at 67 Wyndham Street. At the time of Susannah’s birth (1904), they were living at 11 Seymour Road. At the time of Maurice’s birth (1908), they were living at 13 Seymour Road. In 1912, they were reported to be living at Elliott Crescent, 27 Robinson Road.

Alberose, Nos. 132A & 132B Pokfulam Road, Pokfulam, was a residence of the Weill’s family. Built in 1926, it was owned by Rosie Weill who was the Senate Fearers [sic] (Sennet Frères) of the Hong Kong Hotel Buildings. The building is named after Rosie and her husband, Albert Weill. Mrs. Weill passed away in 1952 and the Alberose’s ownership was transferred to the University of Hong Kong in 1955. The building served as staff quarters of the University until now. (Source: Wikipedia)

Susie married Alexander Hutton Potts in December 1928.

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