Moss Moses Solomon (1837–1915)
Additional Resources and Scholarship
- death notice, Sydney Morning Herald, 6 October 1915, p 10
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Solomon, Gertrude Eliza (wife)
- Solomon, Vaiben (father)
- Benjamin, Susan (aunt)
- Cohen, Hannah (aunt)
- Joshua, Sarah (aunt)
- Solomon, Moss (uncle)
- Solomon, Emanuel (uncle)
- Solomon, Philip (uncle)
- Solomon, Isaac (uncle)
- Solomon, Elizabeth (aunt by marriage)
- Solomon, Sara (aunt by marriage)
- Cohen, Benjamin Samuel (uncle by marriage)
- Benjamin, Moses (uncle by marriage)
- Joshua, Michael (uncle by marriage)
- Solomon, Elizabeth (grandmother)
- Solomon, Samuel Moss (grandfather)
- Solomon, Judah Moss (cousin)
- Solomon, Rachel (cousin)
- Cohen, Samuel (cousin)
- Tallerman, Elizabeth (cousin)
- Isaacs, Fanny (cousin)
- Jacobs, Elizabeth (cousin)
- Cohen, Benjamin Thomas (cousin)
- Marks, Leah Rachel (cousin)
- Solomon, Elizabeth (cousin)
- Cohen, Emanuel (cousin)
- Solomon, Rosetta (cousin)
- Solomon, Philip Charles (cousin)
- Solomon, Moses Frederick (cousin)
- Cohen, Sarah (cousin)
- Phillips, Susan (cousin)
- Jacobsohn, Julia (cousin)
- Solomon, Caroline Mary (cousin)
- Joshua, Saul (cousin)
- Solomon, Anne (cousin)
- Solomon, Samuel (cousin)
- Solomon, Sarah (cousin)
- Solomon, Saul (cousin)
- Benjamin, Philip (cousin)
- Rosenberg, Esther Queen (cousin)
- Solomon, Selina Sarah (cousin)
- Boas, Elizabeth (cousin)
- Solomon, Frances (cousin)
- Solomon, Emanuel (cousin)
- Solomon, Therese Deborah (cousin)
Citation details
'Solomon, Moss Moses (1837–1915)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/solomon-moss-moses-29523/text, accessed 15 July 2025.
Life Summary [details]
Alternative Names
- Solomon, Moses Vaiben
Birth
9 January,
1837
Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
Death
2 October,
1915
(aged 78)
Petersham, Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
Cause of Death
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