Bernhard Mahler

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Full Name	♂️ Bernhard Mahler -
Birth	#1	Date of Birth	1827

Father	Simon Mahler
Mother	Marie Mahler-Bondy

Siblings	♂️ Leopold Mahler, ♂️ Josef Mahler, ♂️ Herschel (Herrmann) Mahler, ♂️ Marek Mahler, ♂️ Filip Mahler, ♂️ David Mahler, ♀️ Barbara Mahler, ♀️ Sofia Mahler, ♂️ Adolf Mahler

Spouse	#1	Name	Marie Mahler-Herrmann
		Children	♂️ Isidor Mahler, ♂️ Ernst Mahler, ♂️ Karl Mahler, ♂️ Rudolf Mahler, ♂️ Arnold Mahler, ♂️ Friedrich (Fritz) Mahler, ♂️ Alfred Mahler, ♂️ Konrad Mahler, ♀️ Leopoldine Quittner-Mahler, ♂️ Gustav Mahler, ♂️ Alois (Louis) Mahler, ♀️ Emma Marie Eleanor Rose-Mahler, ♂️ Otto Mahler, ♀️ Justine (Ernestine) Rose-Mahler
Death	#1	Date of death	1889

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Bernard Mahler (1827-1889).

Relation to Gustav Mahler (1860-1911): His father.

Born: 02-08-1827 City of Lipnice nad Sazavou
Father: Simon Mahler (1793-1865). Previous generation.
Mother: Marie Mahler-Bondy (1801-1883). Previous generation.
Marriage: 18-02-1857 City of Ledec nad Sazavou, Synagogue. Across the street of his parents in law: House Abraham Herrmann II.
Wife: Marie Mahler-Herrmann (1837-1889). She brought a dowry of 3500 Guilders.

Children: 14:

Health: Diabetes, hepatitis and renal inflammation.
Education: unknown.
Profession 1860: Grocery Bernard Mahler (Brnenska street Nos 3/57, Bohm Gasse No. 90), City of Jihlava
Profession 1861: Pub Bernard Mahler (Brnenska street Nos. 25/41, Bohm Gasse No. 112), City of Jihlava.
Profession 0000: Pub Bernard Mahler (Benesova street Nos. 17/1254, Obere Sacher Gasse No. 451), City of Jihlava
Profession 0000: Pub Bernard Mahler (Brnenska street Nos. 19/31, Bohm Gasse No. 135), City of Jihlava
Profession 0000: Pub Bernard Mahler (Farni No. 4, Grosse Pfarr Gasse No. 79), City of Jihlava
Profession 0000: Pub Bernard Mahler (Komenskeho street Nos. 6/1335, Spital Gasse No. 17), City of Jihlava
Profession 1875: Factory Bernard Mahler locksmith (Benesova street Nos. 19/1253, Obere Sacher Gasse No. 452). His brother David Mahler (1838-1911) also lived here. City of Jihlava.
Profession 0000: Factory Bernard Mahler production alcohol (Komenskeho street Nos. 3/1322, Spital Gasse 493), City of Jihlava.
Profession 0000: Factory Bernard Mahler production vinegar (Vezni street Nos. 10/1250, Flederwisch Gasse No. 10), City of Jihlava.
Profession 0000: Factory Bernard Mahler warehouse (Masarykovo square Nos. 26/644, Masaryk Platz No. 171). His brother David Mahler (1838-1911) also lived here. City of Jihlava.
Address 1860: House Gustav Mahler Kaliste 1860 (Birthplace, house No. 9), City of Kaliste.
Address 1860-1872: House Gustav Mahler Jihlava 1860-1872 (Znojemska street Nos. 4/1089, Pirnitzer Gasse No. 265), City of Jihlava.
In 1872 he got Burgerrecht permission in Jihlava.
Address 1872-1889: House Gustav Mahler Jihlava 1872-1889 (Znojemska street Nos. 6/1088, Pirnitzer Gasse No. 264), City of Jihlava.
Died: 19-02-1889 City of Jihlava. Aged 62. Heart ailment.
Death certificate: 22-02-1889 signed by Jakob Ryll, Imperial Royal Notary, Gustav Mahler, Gustav Spitz, lawyer, Leopoldine Quittner-Mahler (1863-1889) and witnesses Karl Schindler and Eduard Schindler.
Buried: Jewish cemetery (219-XX, Section A-IX), City of Jihlava. Grave with his wife.
In March Year 1889 Gustav Mahler ordered a Silesian Marble stone from Johann Hurda (stonemason from Jihlava).

Year 1870. Bernard Mahler (1827-1889).

Bernard Mahler (1827-1889).

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Nickname: Baruch.
00-00-1858 Kaliste: Residence.
Bernard Mahler was extraordinarily enterprising, purposeful, ambitious, but also violent and abusive man. This is confirmed by numerous records of fines at the Jihlava court (quarrels, fights, unauthorized sale, etc.). His wife Marie Hermann was the opposite. Both had often violent quarrels and domestic scenes.
His company was sold poorly after his death. Gustav sees his inheritance in favor of his sisters and asks his brothers Alois and Otto to do this too. They finally agree.
The family of Bernard Mahler and Marie Mahler was a large one. In the years 1858-1879, 14 children were born, eight died at a young age. At the end of the 19th century the death of small children was a very common phenomenon; half of the children died in the first half of their lives. The death cases influenced the psyche of the mother, for whom the sensitive Gustav Mahler felt a great love.