Thread: Close to the HART

[quote name='Hawks']Listers

My son marries in the months to come and as he carries the same name as the following members of our family tree I thought it might be good to study up and squeeze them into the father's speech.

Any help truly appreciated.]



Benjamin Hart b.1828.

Father; Moshe ha COHEN-HART.

Mother; Elizabeth [surname na]

7 siblings names available.

Trades, marriages, death anything of interest.



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Benjamin Hart b.1846.

Father; Lipman Hart

Mother; Hannah

Siblings, trades, marriages, death, anything of interest.

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There is a third born in 1851. I'd be pleasantly astounded if anything more was found on him. His parents were Zalig and Mary Hart.

He married in the Great Synagogue London 1875 to Matilda Solomon, had four children, moved to Australia 1883, had several more children and move to NZ.



Best to all, Ray[/quote]



Hi Ray,

Can I refer you to my reply to your thread in request for help re 'Harts' and which info is given re Benjamin Hart born 1846.



http://www.ancestryaid.co.uk/boards/...46-1859-a.html



Have further checked 1901 Cencus, unfortunately without any trace, sorry.



Nanna

Hi Ray,

1881 Cencus

Benjamin Hart Head 29 1852 Middlesex (Fishmonger)

Matilda Hart Wife 25 1856 Middlesex (Fishmonger)

Marion Hart Daug 5 1876 Paddington,Middlesex

Charles H Hart Son 3 1878 Paddington,Middlesex

Joseph A Hart Son 1 1880 Paddington,Middlesex



RG11 / 10 / 104 / 50

Address: 67 Goldney Road,Paddington,Middlesex

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1871 Cencus

Faicy* Hart Head 54 1817 Whitechapel,Middlesex (Fishmonger)

Hannah Hart Wife 45 1826 Aldergate,Middlesex

Benjamin Hart Son 19 1852 Whitechapel,Middlesex (Fishmonger)

Rose Hart Daug 18 1853 Whitechapel,Middlesex (Machinist)

Lyman Hart Son 16 1855 Whitechapel,Middlesex (Fishmonger)

Faicy* G/Son 6 1865 Whitechapel,Middlesex (Scholar)

Elizabeth Robertson 14 1857 Whitechapel,Middlesex (Servant)



RG10 / 15 / 29 / 49

Address: Westbourne Terrace,North,Paddington,London,Middlesex



It appears from previous searches that the family trade was as Fishmongers.



Nanna

[quote name='Hawks']Nanna,

Thank you once again. The information given here is of my g/grandfather and he is the one I have a good deal on. The other older pair are the ones that are the elusive ones.

Perhaps one of the Jewish forums are better suited to find the pieces to my puzzle.

Wishing you well, Ray [OZ][/quote]



Sorry I couldn't be of more help Ray, Good Luck



Nanna