Naturalisation, Internment: Immigrant Information at KEW:

[Berlin-Bob]

Hi Rayel,

go to the National Archives Catalogue
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/default.asp?j=1

click on "Search the Catalogue"

Enter ackerman and click on "search"

You will get a table of results; you need the catalogue HO for Naturalisation

HO      Records created or inherited by the Home Office, Ministry of Home Security, and related bodies            11

Click on the "11"

I can see a Max Ackerman, but no Moses

Bob

[loo]

Max is another quasi-synonym for Moses etc. but the one to which Bob refers was born in Germany, it says, and the naturalization was in 1906, so probably not yours.  Was living in Southampton.

The majority of naturalizations from that far back are not to be found in the archives, unfortunately.  The records just don't exist.  I have 5 people of interest, for example, but only one of them has a naturalisation record at the archives.

[Libby56]

Thank you so much for this topic!  my g-grandmother was born in Prague which was in Austria in 1858. Her birth name was Fochnrich but changed to Fendrick when the family emigrated. She's no where to be found until she marries my g-grandfather in 1879 on the census of 1881 she's listed as Austria Bohemia BS which I believe is British Subject. I've been trying for so long to find her, maybe I can now.
Hooray for Berlin Bob and thanks to Pen!

[davecapps]

This will only help if you speak the language.
Just thought it was worth posting

http://katalog.ahmp.cz/pragapublica/MenuBar.action?_sourcePage=qkhYcvZzeqsAramYaktbKH76BXLzrZvUYuAXylMR3HCtayudIDWRhNyqEAONFawcPhhvtSK0CWAlBRJLe1MHECKH0WZXXE1I38XiQK_DPP8%3D&activ=OBLIBENE

Dave

[davecapps]

http://www.ahmp.cz/eng/index.html?mid=3

[davecapps]

https://www.familia-austria.at/index.php/en/familia-austria-en

[fiddlerslass]

Have sent Libby 56 a PM with a link to a baptism in Prague.

[TreeSpirit]

Thank you so much for this topic!  my g-grandmother was born in Prague which was in Austria in 1858. Her birth name was Fochnrich but changed to Fendrick when the family emigrated. She's no where to be found until she marries my g-grandfather in 1879 on the census of 1881 she's listed as Austria Bohemia BS which I believe is British Subject. I've been trying for so long to find her, maybe I can now.

Fochnrich? Are you sure?

You didn't mention her first name or her parents names, but I assume it was Annie? Many Anna's are also known as Hannah ... and with this there is the following possible family that had been in the UK since at least 1863:

“John” FAHNDRICH/FENDRICK b abt 1830/31(/32?) Bohemia Prague, possibly dies in 1889 (reg Q#1 1889 district Mile End Old Town, 56y)
Occ: Parasol Stick Maker (1871), Walking Stick Maker (1881)
X
Barbara KUHNART/KUNERT b abt 1841/42 Bohemia Prague, probably dies in 1894 (reg Q#4 1894 district Mile End Old Town, 53y)


4 children (there could have been more?)
Hannah b abt 1857/58 Bohemia, Prague
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Barbara b 1863 (reg Q#4 1863 district  Mile End Old Town), possible death in 1899 (distr Hackney)
       X#1 to Alfred BOWEN, X#2 to Francis SNELL
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Vincent John Charles b 1871 (reg Q#3 1871 district Bethnal Green, first name = John), probable death in 1934
     X to Hannah AMOS
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Probably this one too: Rosina b 1879, d 1879 (both district  Mile End Old Town, mothers name=“CORNET”)


Residence 1871: Lessada St, Bethnal Green (is now part of Mile End Park)
Residence 1881: 67 Ernest St, London

[TreeSpirit]

 Thanks to Dave Capp's link to the Prague archives:

Soupis pražského obyvatelstva 1830-1910 (1920) (Census of the Prague population),
Cizí příslušníci (Foreign nationals)
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Record type: Record
Serial number: 286
Storage unit: carton/413
Surname: Fendrich
Name: Johann
Year of birth: 1829
Image: http://katalog.ahmp.cz/pragapublica/permalink?xid=CEA54F11E6BD11E6827940618600A675&scan=1


FYI
Trautenau is now Trutnov
Nimmersatt is now Nesytá