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Marks, Simon (1888–1964)

English chain-store magnate. His father, Russian immigrant Michael Marks, had started a number of ‘penny bazaars’ with Yorkshireman Tom Spencer in 1887. Simon Marks entered the business in 1907 and, with his brother-in-law Israel (later Lord) Seiff (1899–1972), he built up a national chain of Marks & Spencer stores.



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A bible which was already ancient when given to the late Simon Marks , son of the founder of Marks & Spencer, to mark his barmitzvah will today be presented by Ben Helfgott , chairman of the Holocaust Survivors Society, to Simon's great-grandson Michael , as he heads for Oxford to start his PPE studies.
1884: EmigrA Simon Marks and Yorkshireman Tom Spencer (Marks & Spencer) opened their first store in Leeds.
1884: Emigre Simon Marks and Yorkshireman Tom Spencer (Marks & Spencer) opened their first store in Leeds.
 
 
 
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