Julia Burghardt was born on 29 September 1860 in the region of Galicia, at the time apart of the Austrian Empire. Julia was a descendant of the aristocratic 'Burghardt' family, which had originated from the region of Aslace in Western Europe. She was Polish and German.
On the 2 May 1897, she would board the SS Arcadia, a ship departing from Hamburg, Germany, along with her children. Her husband had travelled to and remained in Canada a year prior in 1896. Julia and her children would then begin embarking on a voyage across the North Atlantic Ocean along with 1,000 other passengers, the majority being of Ukrainian descent. The family would eventually reach Montreal, Canada, and would then begin travelling westward via rail to Gretna, Manitoba.
On the 28th of July, 1929, two of her sons, Tadeus (1896) and Charles (1900) would be killed in an automobile accident outside Winnipeg, the capital of Canada's western Manitoba province. Prior to the accident, another one of Julia's sons, Rudolph (1899), had passed away in 1922 as a result of unknown circumstances.
(Grave photo originally posted by Leone Hanson Sigurdson).
This memorial is managed by one of Julia's great-great-great grandsons.
On the 2 May 1897, she would board the SS Arcadia, a ship departing from Hamburg, Germany, along with her children. Her husband had travelled to and remained in Canada a year prior in 1896. Julia and her children would then begin embarking on a voyage across the North Atlantic Ocean along with 1,000 other passengers, the majority being of Ukrainian descent. The family would eventually reach Montreal, Canada, and would then begin travelling westward via rail to Gretna, Manitoba.
On the 28th of July, 1929, two of her sons, Tadeus (1896) and Charles (1900) would be killed in an automobile accident outside Winnipeg, the capital of Canada's western Manitoba province. Prior to the accident, another one of Julia's sons, Rudolph (1899), had passed away in 1922 as a result of unknown circumstances.
(Grave photo originally posted by Leone Hanson Sigurdson).
This memorial is managed by one of Julia's great-great-great grandsons.
Julia Burghardt was born on 29 September 1860 in the region of Galicia, at the time apart of the Austrian Empire. Julia was a descendant of the aristocratic 'Burghardt' family, which had originated from the region of Aslace in Western Europe. She was Polish and German.
On the 2 May 1897, she would board the SS Arcadia, a ship departing from Hamburg, Germany, along with her children. Her husband had travelled to and remained in Canada a year prior in 1896. Julia and her children would then begin embarking on a voyage across the North Atlantic Ocean along with 1,000 other passengers, the majority being of Ukrainian descent. The family would eventually reach Montreal, Canada, and would then begin travelling westward via rail to Gretna, Manitoba.
On the 28th of July, 1929, two of her sons, Tadeus (1896) and Charles (1900) would be killed in an automobile accident outside Winnipeg, the capital of Canada's western Manitoba province. Prior to the accident, another one of Julia's sons, Rudolph (1899), had passed away in 1922 as a result of unknown circumstances.
(Grave photo originally posted by Leone Hanson Sigurdson).
This memorial is managed by one of Julia's great-great-great grandsons.
On the 2 May 1897, she would board the SS Arcadia, a ship departing from Hamburg, Germany, along with her children. Her husband had travelled to and remained in Canada a year prior in 1896. Julia and her children would then begin embarking on a voyage across the North Atlantic Ocean along with 1,000 other passengers, the majority being of Ukrainian descent. The family would eventually reach Montreal, Canada, and would then begin travelling westward via rail to Gretna, Manitoba.
On the 28th of July, 1929, two of her sons, Tadeus (1896) and Charles (1900) would be killed in an automobile accident outside Winnipeg, the capital of Canada's western Manitoba province. Prior to the accident, another one of Julia's sons, Rudolph (1899), had passed away in 1922 as a result of unknown circumstances.
(Grave photo originally posted by Leone Hanson Sigurdson).
This memorial is managed by one of Julia's great-great-great grandsons.
Family Members
Children
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Jacob Stanley Kwiatkowski
1883–1983
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Kasimir Kwiatkowski
1885–1968
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Kasmier Kwiatkowski
1885–1968
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John Kwiatkowski
1888–1955
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Nellie Kwiatkowski Schnerch
1891–1972
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Tadeus Kwiatkowski
1896–1929
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Rudolph Kwiatkowski
1899–1922
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Charles Kwiatkowski
1900–1929
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Stella Kwiatkowski Chambers
1904 – unknown
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Louise Kwiatkowski Sanavage
1906–1997
Flowers
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