NAA: A1, 1919/1243

Gartenberg, Hermina

Digital copy - 37356

Details

Occupation as writtenChildren's tailoress
Standardised occupationMF23: Manufacturing - Dress
Application received18 Oct 1918
Application status Approved
OfficialEC
Date of approval or denial11 Dec 1918
If rejected, why?
Birthplace as writtenMelanovatz, Lower Danube, Servia
Modern countrySerbia
Age on application58
Age on arrival in Australia30
Port of DeparturePort Said
Port of ArrivalMelbourne
Date of arrival29 Aug 1890
Name of shipDresden
VoyageDresden (1890-08-29)

Addresses

Address in Australia22 Chatham St, Prahran
Address StateVictoria
Time at address
Previous address 1Collingwood
Address StateVictoria
Time at address
Previous address 2S. Yarra
Address StateVictoria
Time at address
Previous address 3Caulfield
Address StateVictoria
Time at address

Family

MarriedNo
ChildrenNo

References

Name of referenceElizabeth Sprague
Occupation of referencePostmistress, Victoria
Marginalia description

p.1 'F' and elsewhere 'Servia'

Police report attachedYes
Link to other applicant
LiterateYes

Why are they applying?

ReasonPension
Other information

p.28 - 'I am now broken in health having valvular heart troubles'; thought 'only necessary for me to be naturalized as in my own country Servia'

Further comments

Father and mother were Polish.

p.13, 20/11/1918 letter to AH about lacking papers (he's pencilled in acceptance of nationality): 'my sister & I lived in Egypt in 1882 at the outbreak of the anglo Egypt war & after the massacre of the CHristian in Alexandria Egypt on 10 of June 1882 my Sister & I Had to leave the Cuntri in a Hurry & left boxes which Contained all papers when it was over the boxes could not be found'

Police Report, 4 Nov 1918, p.15: appears 'reputable woman' but very hard of hearing. disability?