TARTAKOVAR family history

[pwh]

I am hoping that some  fellow rootschatters are researching the Tartakovar family.  My connection
is the marriage of Evina Hart (B 1843 London D 1922 Melbourne) and  Mitchell Tartakovar ( B 1844
London D 1929 Sydney). Her parents were Henry Hyam Hart (B 1807 London D 1880  Melbourne),
and Ann Mordecai (B 1811 London D 1894 Melbourne. His parents were  Marcus  Tartakovar  and
Clarisse Fleurtte Hautville. They were married  on 1/7/1863 at the Mictra Yiscael Synagogue  in
Melbourne.  They emigrated to Australia on the TRY , sailing from Bristol in October 1852,
arriving in Melbourne on 12/1/1853. On board  were  Mitchell, his parents  and siblings,  Alfred,
Samson and Sarah. Marcus had a store in Bristol St  Ballarat and  Mitchell and Alfred  had  a
store in Hay from 1869. Alfred was elected to the first municipal council in Hay in 1872.  They
had  ten  children
Victor  1864-1940.  Alexandra 1865-1939.  Bertha  1867-1924.  Adrienne 1869-1961.
Elanor  1871-1959. Isabella 1873-1956. Lillian 1875-1954.  Henry 1876-1878. 
Unnamed  1878-1878.  Alfred  1881.
If this is of interest to anyone i would like to hear from them
                                                                                           PWH
 

[fastfusion]

Out of curiousity for a rare family name .......

In 1903 the Tartakover family consisted of Phidas(hd), Lilian(assistant) Mitchell(agent) and Violet(commercial traveller) living at 70 Nicholson St Fitzroy
with an Omelia Alexander Tartakover (domestic service ) at Clifton Street Swan Bunbury Western Australia.
There was another family of Tartakover consisting of  Kate(hd) Ralph(solicitor) and Samuel(financier) at 8 Charnwood Road St Kilda .

The family is traceable through the electoral rolls until 1980 on anc   , and must have changed the spelling of the name from when Paul was born in Australia
 found as a  boxmaker in Devon England circa 1851.

An interesting family indeed.......

[craizi daizi]

Fast .....

I think you will find the PWH is looking for family that is interested in the line,  they aren't asking for help

[fastfusion]

fully aware of that thankyou.....................................out of curiousity were the words  used thankyou

[Hackstaple]

There was a famous chess grandamser Dr Savielly Tratakover who was of Austrian Jewish heritage. He died only in 1956 age 69. He was an honorary Pole although he spoke no Polish. He was also a decorated Free French soldier under an alias.

[M S Harmer]

I have recently discovered that a G G uncle of mine Isaac Sutherland married a
Bertha Esther Tartakover on the 1st of June 1907 in Victoria. Any background on this couple including occupations would be greatly appteciated. Sorry unable to read parents name on cert.

regards Martin

[rosball]

Hi Martin,
   Here is Bertha's memoriam notice which names parents
http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article3870847

Ros

[rosball]

Here is death notice for Elvina Tartakovar, mother of Bertha and wife of Mitchell

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article1833786

Ros

[pwh]

M S Harmer
                     Henry Hyam Hart  is my great great grand father.  Your great great  uncles
marriage to  to Bertha  Esther Tartakover  makes us distant  relatives by marriage.  If  you
have just discovered  the relationship  you are most likely to have little  knowledge  of  Berthas
mothers Hart family history  or that  of her fathers family.  I can correct  both of those  situations
in  great detail. Please get in touch with me.
                                                                          pwh