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TARAKHOVSKII GROUP PHOTOS
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CHAIM
YANKEL AND SLAVA TARAKHOVSKII
(TARACHOW) AND FAMILY
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Photo 02-01-01
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The
Tarachow Family
Taken in Milwaukee, WI,
c.1918
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Kate Sherkow
(1894-1988) |
daughter; née Taracovsky in Southport; to US
1909 |
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Albert Sherkow
(c.1890-1954) |
son-in-law |
| 3 |
Morris
Rabinowitz (1892-1974) |
son-in-law |
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Minnie
Rabinowitz (1897-1983) |
daughter; née Michle Tarakhovskaia in
Yekaterinoslav; to US 1910 |
| 5 |
Hannah Hoffman
(1888-1996) |
daughter; née Henia Tarakhovskaia possibly
in Borzna; to US 1908 |
| 6 |
Ruth Sherkow
(c.1916-76) |
granddaughter; later Gorenstein |
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Sam Tarachow
(1901-81) |
son;
né Shmuel Tarakhovskii in Yekaterinoslav, to
US 1910 |
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Mary Kaufman
(1892-1973) |
daughter; née Mariashe Tarakhovskaia
possibly in Borzna; to US 1908 |
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Joseph Hoffman
(1909-98) |
grandson |
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10 |
Simon Hoffman
(1881-1964) |
son-in-law; né Shimon Chanin; to US 1908 |
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11 |
Slava Tarachow
(c.1867-1953) |
mother; née Agranovich; to US 1910 |
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12 |
Jacob Tarachow
(c.1866-1919) |
father; né Chaim Yankel Tarakhovskii
possibly in Borzna; to US 1909 |
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13 |
Morris Kaufman
(1891-1951) |
son-in-law |
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14 |
Solomon Hoffman
(1913-93) |
grandson |
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15 |
Max Hoffman
(1915-78) |
grandson |
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Sally Tarachow
(1906-2004) |
daughter; née Sara Tarakhovskaia in
Yekaterinoslav; later Hiken then Baratz; to
US 1910 |
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17 |
Sidney Tarachow
(1908-65) |
son;
né Sholom Tarakhovskii in Yekaterinoslav; to
US 1910 |
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Bernhard Kaufman
(1915-64) |
grandson |
See the
family's
immigration listings on the Ellis Island database
Read an
article about their daughter, Hannah, in
The Milwaukee Journal
Chaim
Yankel and Slava married in the Ukraine, probably in
Chernigov gubernia. They went to England for a year
in 1893-4 with their young family, but Chaim Yankel
failed to find employment as a musician, so they
returned to the Ukraine, to the city of
Yekaterinoslav (now Dnepropetrovsk). They stayed
there until 1908, when they fled the
pogroms,
emigrating to Milwaukee, WI in three groups over two
years. Chaim Yankel died within a year or so of this
photo being taken.
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Photo donated by Doreen Silver |
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Photo 02-01-02
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Chaim
Jankel Tarakhovskii (Tarachow) and his wife Slava
(née Agranovich)
Taken in Milwaukee, WI,
c.1918 (clearly on the same day as the photo above)
See the
family's
immigration listings on the Ellis Island database
Read an
article about their daughter, Hannah, in
The Milwaukee Journal
Chaim
Yankel and Slava married in the Ukraine, probably in
Chernigov gubernia. They went to England for a year
in 1893-4 with their young family, but Chaim Yankel
failed to find employment as a musician, so they
returned to the Ukraine, to the city of
Yekaterinoslav (now Dnepropetrovsk). They stayed
there until 1908, when they fled the
pogroms,
emigrating to Milwaukee, WI in three groups over two
years. Chaim Yankel died within a year or so of this
photo being taken.
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Photo donated by Beatrice Kapper |
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Photo 02-01-03
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Kate
Tarachow (née Tarakhovskaia, later Sherkow) and her
sister
Mary
Tarachow (née Mariashe Tarakhovskaia, later Kaufman)
Milwaukee, WI,
c.1910
See the
family's
immigration listings on the Ellis Island database
Mary was
born in the Ukraine, probably in Chernigov gubernia,
in 1892.
Kate was
born in Southport, England, in 1894, during her
family's year there before returning to the Ukraine.
Mary
emigrated to Milwaukee with her sister Hannah and
brother-in-law Simon in 1908.
Kate and
their father joined them in 1909, followed by the
rest of the family in 1910.
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Photo donated by Becky Grabelsky |
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Photo 02-01-04
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(back
row, left to right)
Sally
Hiken (née Sara Tarakhovskaia, later Baratz)
Mary
Kaufman (née Mariashe Tarakhovskaia)
Kate
Sherkow (née Tarakhovskaia)
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(front
row, left to right)
Minnie
Rabinowitz (née Michle Tarakhovskaia)
Sam
Tarachow (né Shmule Tarakhovskii)
Hannah
Hoffman (née Henia Tarakhovskaia)
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Taken by Bernhard
Kaufman, August 1959, Milwaukee, WI
See the family's listings on
the 1920 Census of the US
See the family's listings on
the 1930 Census of the US
All
these siblings were born in the Ukraine, with the
exception of Kate, who was born in England.
They and
their parents emigrated to America in three waves in
1908-10, where all died in Milwaukee.
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Photo donated by Hillel Harris |
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Photo 02-01-05
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(back
row, left to right)
Hermes
Jacob Hoffman
Thelma
Hoffman
Max
Hoffman
Mildred
Hoffman
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(front
row, left to right)
Joseph
Hoffman
Hannah
Hoffman (née Chana Tarakhovskaia)
Solomon
Hoffman
Beatrice
Hoffman |
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Taken on the
occasion of Hannah Hoffman's 90th birthday
celebrations, Milwaukee, WI,
1978
See Hannah's family's
immigration listings on the Ellis Island database
See the family's listings on
the 1920 Census of the US
See the family's listings on
the 1930 Census of the US
Read an
article about Hannah in
The Milwaukee Journal
Hannah
was born in the Ukraine 1888 & her family moved to
England in 1893 for a year, before returning to the
Ukraine. Her family escaped pogroms c.1907 and her
father insisted she marry her fiancé and emigrate to
the US in 1908, which she did. She died in
Milwaukee, WI, in 1996, aged 107.
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Photo donated by Hermes Hoffman |
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