Individual Details
Franzisci Broschart
(Abt 1809 - 23 Jul 1883)
Events
| Birth | Abt 1809 | Bavaria |  | ||
| Religion | Roman Catholic | | |||
| Marriage | 26 Jan 1835 | Reipoltskirchen, Pfalz, Bayern (now Reipoltskirchen (mun.), Kusel (dist.), Rheinland-Pfalz (state), Deutschland (Germany)) - Catharina Zimmer | | ||
| Occupation | 1874 | laborer | | ||
| Departure and Ship | Abt Oct 1874 | S. S. Neckar - Bremen, Freie Hansestadt Bremen, Deutschland (Germany) | | ||
| Immigration and Ship | 28 Oct 1874 | S.S. Neckar - Castle Garden Immigration Depot, New York City (later Manhattan Boro.), New York Co., NY | | ||
| Residence | 1880 | with his son Jacob, his wife Sophia and family - 184 Wooster Street (demolished), New Haven City, New Haven Co., CT | | ||
| Occupation | 1880 | retired mason | | ||
| Death | 23 Jul 1883 | Connecticut | |||
| Alt name | Franz Broschart | | |||
| Alt name | Frank Broschart | |
Families
| Spouse | Catharina Zimmer (1814 - 1849) |
| Child | Elisabetha Broschard (1835 - ) |
| Child | Franciscus Broschard (1837 - 1843) |
| Child | Jacob Broschart (1841 - 1896) |
| Child | Franz Heinrich "Henry" Broschart (1844 - 1894) |
| Child | Franz Broschart (1846 - ) |
| Child | Franciscus Broschart (1847 - 1849) |
| Father | Franz Broschart (1779 - ) |
| Mother | Barbara Lamour (1791 - ) |
Endnotes
1. US Census of 1880 - record for Jacob and Sophia Broschart and family. Living in the household were Sophia's parents George and Margaret Salzman, Jacob's widowed grandfather Frank Broschart, a servant and two boarders..
2. "Broschard-Broschart Otterberg/Schallodenbach, Deutschland" private member tree as found on www.ancestry.com, contributed by Lothar Laninger. This sight has several contributors, including Kathy (Broschart) Bigelow, presumably others, and Hollis. F. Veley III. Therefore, the citation of this source may indicate that the information was contributed to the source by others..
3. "Broschard-Broschart Otterberg/Schallodenbach, Deutschland" private member tree as found on www.ancestry.com, contributed by Lothar Laninger. This sight has several contributors, including Kathy (Broschart) Bigelow, presumably others, and Hollis. F. Veley III. Therefore, the citation of this source may indicate that the information was contributed to the source by others..
4. Passenger list for the arrival of the S.S. Neckar on 28 Oct 1874 in New York from Bremen. Record for Franz Broschardt, son Franz Heinr. with his wife Friedericke, and their children Friederick and Catharina. Lines 292 to 296..
5. Passenger list for the arrival of the S.S. Neckar on 28 Oct 1874 in New York from Bremen. Record for Franz Broschardt, son Franz Heinr. with his wife Friedericke, and their children Friederick and Catharina. Lines 292 to 296..
6. Passenger list for the arrival of the S.S. Neckar on 28 Oct 1874 in New York from Bremen. Record for Franz Broschardt, son Franz Heinr. with his wife Friedericke, and their children Friederick and Catharina. Lines 292 to 296..
7. US Census of 1880 - record for Jacob and Sophia Broschart and family. Living in the household were Sophia's parents George and Margaret Salzman, Jacob's widowed grandfather Frank Broschart, a servant and two boarders..
8. US Census of 1880 - record for Jacob and Sophia Broschart and family. Living in the household were Sophia's parents George and Margaret Salzman, Jacob's widowed grandfather Frank Broschart, a servant and two boarders..
9. "Zivilstandsregister, 1790-1906". Civil records of marriage banns and marriage supplements (birth and marriage documentations relating to marriages 1802-1815), births, marriages and deaths of Lauterecken. Includes Cronenberg, Heinzen- hausen, Hohenöllen and Lohnweiler..
10. Passenger list for the arrival of the S.S. Neckar on 28 Oct 1874 in New York from Bremen. Record for Franz Broschardt, son Franz Heinr. with his wife Friedericke, and their children Friederick and Catharina. Lines 292 to 296..
11. US Census of 1880 - record for Jacob and Sophia Broschart and family. Living in the household were Sophia's parents George and Margaret Salzman, Jacob's widowed grandfather Frank Broschart, a servant and two boarders..