Aaron, Aaron

Personal Papers Archives

Aaron, Aaron
Authority Biography/Administrative History

Aaron AARON
Housing: 18 boxes Period: 1953-2000

*Some material on restricted access re Sephardic Synagogue.

Aaron Aaron was born in India and educated in Bombay. As one of the founding members of the Sephardi Synagogue in Sydney in 1956, he continued to play an active role in the community, and in the Sydney Jewish Centre on Ageing till his death on July 24th 2000.

Overall Series Description

Personal papers. Newsclippings on the Sephardi Synagogue, 1956-1980, 1987. 11 Photos.

Minutes, correspondence and circulars of the Sephardi Synagogue 1953-1978; 1982-1988; Silver Jubilee 1987; Minutes of the United Orthodox Synagogue Association 1962-1972 (incomplete), correspondence 1967-1969; Constitution material 1962. Sydney Jewish Centre on Ageing, 1984-1988. Historical notes on Sephardim and manuscript for book: The Sephardim of Australia and New Zealand, 1979. Circulars from the Australian Jewish Welfare Society, 1982-1997. 


ProvenanceAARON, Aaron (AARONA)
Dates(s)1953 to 2000
Scope & Content• Personal papers. Newsclippings on the Sephardi Synagogue, 1956-1980, 1987. • 11 Photos. • Minutes, correspondence and circulars of the Sephardi Synagogue 1953-1978; 1982-1988; Silver Jubilee 1987; Minutes of the United Orthodox Synagogue Association 1962-1972 (incomplete), correspondence 1967-1969; Constitution material 1962. Sydney Jewish Centre on Ageing, 1984-1988. Historical notes on Sephardim and manuscript for book: The Sephardim of Australia and New Zealand, 1979. Circulars from the Australian Jewish Welfare Society, 1982-1997 *Some material on restricted access re Sephardic Synagogue.
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