Hello
With a first name like Israel, given to Jacob (Israel might be used as an alias name) and the connection with Edmonton (unchecked) and Tottenham, I'm wondering if it was a Jewish burial?
Usually, in England after 1837 you couldn't bury, without a confirmation of Registration of Death slip from the Registrar. My 4 x Gt Grandfather has one issued to the Quakers, but also his Death was Registered too.
I am wondering if Israel was Jewish and owing to some religious customs if the death occurred out of hours or at a weekend, I suspect there was also some process back then of reporting it to a Registrar or other Authority, like a Coroner, Police Constable, or Council.
Although, if a Death goes to a Coroner Investigation / Inquest, the Coroner registers the Death.
Or he died out of the country (outside of the jurisdiction of England & Wales), or on a vessel.
It does seem the Synagogues of Edmonton and Tottenham are now affiliated.
https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/London/edmonton_tottenham/index.htm(opens in Chrome)
Perhaps his Death report and the signing off for Burial is amongst Jewish or other records?
Mark
