Burkhardt - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: LOUISE BURKHARDT

sgveggie — 2012-05-01 04:49:02Z

Hi. I am reading your post and wondering if you have any more information on your great grandfather. I too have a great grandfather named Carl Weiss, from germany, but I am hitting a dead end in discovering anything about it. Maybe we can help each other?

-Sarah

Re: Gustave Burkhardt, born Germany, lived in Chicago, Illinois 1870s

bradleyem1 — 2012-04-25 12:29:55Z

Hi,
I came across this today when trying to research Gustave Burkhardt from Chicago. I am researching him as I believe he was an inventor in the late 1800's and actually invented a Bowling Alley Light that we stumbled across this last month for a history channel show. I found all sorts of patents from him so you may want to search Gustave Burkhardt Chicago Patents and you will find some interesting things.

Hope this helps.

Brad

Re: Burkhardt/Burckhardt family of Cincinnati, Ohio

jtburkhardt814 — 2012-04-17 03:11:47Z

Hi

My Burkhardt ancestors lived (and many still do) in the cincinatti area. Any information about the names in the letter would be helpful. Thanks.

Joseph and Elizabeth; Bavaria and Pennslyvania

tagrogan87 — 2012-03-04 09:29:28Z

HI! I'm looking for information about my Great, Great Grandparents Joseph and Elizabeth. They were both born in Bavaria in the early 1830's. They moved to the Great Bend,Susquehanna,Pennslyvania, USA area. My great Grandmother, one of their daughters was Lena Elizabeth, born in 1876,who married JJ O'Neill. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.

Re: BURKHARDTs in WISCONSIN

kristenburkhardt — 2012-02-25 04:04:47Z

I am just starting a search of my Burkhardt family of the Racine, Wisconsin area. My great Grandfather was Max Burkhardt Married to Anna (?) My Grandfather was Ernest August Burkhardt married to (?) PARKIMA.

Very hard finding any kind of last name Parkima or any additional family info.

Re: Burkhardts N.J.N.Y.??Looking for Louis and Caroline,Walter,Paul

kocornik1 — 2012-02-20 20:05:56Z

Pat,

I have a g-g-grandmother Margaret Burkhardt botn in Hessen Germany in 1848, who lived in West Orange, NJ and whose daughter kept a date book. There are some entries that could be matches.

Louis Burkhardt born 06/07/1845
Uncle Frank born 11/18/1850 - surname unknown
Unlce Gus born 12/2/1843 - surname unknown
Uncle Anton born 12/22/1853 - surname unknown

Could be a match though we may never knwo.

Re: Burkhardts in NY and IL

kocornik1 — 2012-02-20 19:54:43Z

Arthur,

My g-g-grandmother was Margaret Burkhardt born in Germany (possible Darmstadt) in 1848. She married a Julius Eckert and lived in West Orange, NJ. Her daughter kept a date book with birthdays, marriages and such. Some of the entries are,

Louis Burkhardt born 06/07/1845
Grandma Burkhardt (assume Margaret's mother) born July 11 - no year given.
Grandpa Burkhardt (assume Margaret's father) born September 1st - again no year
Uncle Frank (surname not known) born 11/18/1850
Unlce Gus (surname not known) born 12/2/1843
Uncle Anton (surname not known) born 12/22/1853

Does any of this match your family records?

Sincerely,

James Kocornik-Mina

Re: Burkhardt in Delano PA

willquill — 2012-02-19 18:33:17Z

Roberta,
Thank you for contacting me. I believe that we may have same family. I am trying to enclose a copy of what I have as a .pdf my email is mdqsr@verizon.net please feel free to contact me, love to talk with you.

Mike Quill
Cannot attach so send me an email and I will forward

Re: Burkhardt in Delano PA

buckbert — 2012-02-12 22:33:05Z

I have the clipping of my paternal grandfather's death announcement. It was in the Pottsville, pa newspaper july 17, 1963. His name was Robert W. Burkhardt don't have his b-date but the year should be around 1899 in Delano, pa, he died at age 64 in Lehighton pa. In the newspaper clipping it lists his parents as Edward and Bridget (Llewellyn) Burkhardt.
He has a sister listed as Mrs Leona Reichard of Royersford
Don't know if there were any other children.

What I know but not in the write up
Robert had one child with Cecelia (Young)Burkardt..Roland Burkhardt (my dad)

With his 1st wife Rose(Brown)Burkhardt he had 5 daughters and 2 sons...I have all their names if needed.
as far as I can tell they are all deceaced. My son did a family tree and I couldn't go back very far on my dad's side. I've been trying to look up anything and that is when I saw your post from several years ago. I have found somethings on Robert's kids with his first wife but that is it so far.
Not sure if any of that helps your or not. If you would want I could scan the clipping and e-mail it to you.
Have a good day,
Roberta (Burkhardt) Schwenk

Philip Burkhardt of Steinway Piano, NYC

jannlascala — 2011-09-25 01:12:20Z

Looking for relatives of Philip Burkhardt, longtime employee of Steinway Piano in NYC and Astoria NY. Sister was Anna who married Mathias Obmann, also a piano worker.
Any info helpful. Bob Sullivan

Re: Gustave Burkhardt, born Germany, lived in Chicago, Illinois 1870s

gvmtoni — 2011-05-31 13:26:52Z

Hi,

I have been searching for anyone who knows anything about a Henriette Burkhardt. I have an old painting signed Baroness Ryhiner Morrill. The women who painted it, her maiden name was Henriette Burkhardt and lived in LA California in the late 1800's. Her father was Fredrick Burkhardt and mother was Adele (de Guion) Burkhardt. The painting was found in my 97 yr old grandmothers home who lives in Rockford Ill. that's all the info i have, do you know of any of these people?

Take care

SCHMIDT/MOSCHEROSCH (MASHERIS) from Chicago

sindolf — 2011-05-23 09:48:40Z

A fellow researcher from Germany is currently looking to make contact with any descendants of

Julius A SCHMIDT (1862 Tuebingen-1950 Chicago) who married Wilhelmine Friederike "Minna" MOSCHEROSCH (1866 Sindelfingen -1961 Chicago).They lived in Chicago, had 2 sons, Edwin and Helmut.
Edwin SCHMIDT married Marie RUDOLPH.
Helmut SCHMIDT married Ellen BURKHARDT, they had 2 children,
Ellen M SCHMIDT born about 1916 and Walter W SCHMIDT born about 1919.

A further 6 MOSCHEROSCH siblings also emigrated to the USA:

Wilhelm Friedrich, born 1867,married Florence, son Henry.
Henry was born in Montana.

Gustav Adolf, born 1870,married Ida MARKS, sons Gustav William and Albert.

Pauline, born 1871,

Sophie, born 1873, married Charles THINGER, children Elsie, Gertrude and Clarence.

Christiane, born 1874, married to NN HARTMANN, son Frank.

Friedrich Karl, married Mary, children Viola, Elmer, Robert, Emil, Fred.

Gottlob Heinrich, born 1877, had a son who lived in New York.

regards
Karl L Held
Liverpool, UK
http://wc.rootsweb.com/~kh4

Re: Christian Burkhardt from Burkhardt, WI (St. Croix County)

smaterka — 2011-03-05 03:16:34Z

Hello Fred!
Just wondering if you are a descendant of Christian Burkhardt? He was my great-great-grandfather (his one son, Franz, was my great-grandfather). I'm happy to try and answer any questions if you want to know more!
Cheers,
Shannon

Lloyd F. Burkhardt of Milwaukee, WI 1944

drbrownlee — 2011-01-27 04:15:25Z

Lloyd is pictured in the 44-A Solo, annual from the 44-A class of cadet pilots in flight training at the Pacific Air School, Gibbs Field in Fort Stockton, Texas. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

BURKHARDT Rosemary Uliano 1917-2010 Marion, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2010-12-31 14:52:13Z

MARION: Rosemary Burkhardt, age 93, of Marion, passed away Tuesday, December 28, 2010 at Community Healthcare Center.

Born in Marion, Ohio July 21, 1917 to the late Nunzio and Eugenia (Puletti) Uliano.
On August 16, 1941 Rosemary married Orvel R. Burkhardt, he passed away October 17, 1997.
Rosemary formerly worked at Frank Brother Department Store.

Survivors include three daughters, Glorianne Byrnes, Gina M. (Darrell) Bowen, Susan R. (Brian) Garrabrant all of Marion; three sisters, Florence Keller, Lucy Eckley, and Violet "Susan" Baker, all of Marion; six grandchildren, Christopher (Kelly) Byrnes, Kevin (Johanna) Byrnes, John (Amber) Bowen, Eric Bowen, Emilee Rizer, Mathew Rizer; eight great-grandchildren; and a number of nieces and nephews.

Preceding Rosemary in death are one infant son, John William Burkhardt; and a brother Anthony J. "Tony" Uliano.

Rosemary was a member of St Mary Church. She loved her family and grandchildren and enjoyed cooking Italian food for her family.

The family will receive friends from 10:00 a.m. till 11:00 a.m. Friday, December 31, 2010 at St Mary Church.
A funeral Mass will be held at 11:00 a.m. Friday, December 31, 2010 at St Mary's Church with Father Michael Nimocks officiating. Burial will follow in St Mary's Cemetery.

Gunder/Hall & Folk Funeral Directors are in charge of arrangements. Online condolences may be expressed to the family by visiting:

www.gunderhallandfolk.com

Published in the The Marion Star from December 29 to December 31, 2010

Gustave Burkhardt, born Germany, lived in Chicago, Illinois 1870s

Juli_Morgan — 2010-09-13 23:30:06Z

Looking for any information about my Gustave BURKHARDT.

His son was Dr. Frederick H. BURKHARDT, born 18 January 1874. Frederick's death certificate indicates he was born in Chicago. His father's name is given as Gustave BURKHARDT, mother's name unknown. Census records for Frederick indicate both his parents were born in Germany.

I've not been able to locate this family in the 1880 census, and have no information on Gustave other than his name on his son's death certificate.

Frederick BURKHARDT was a dentist in Chicago. He married Elise "Susie" PARENSEN in 1896 in Chicago. Frederick died in 1932, and Elise died in 1953. They had one child, a daughter called Viola who was Premier Danseuse for the Chicago Civic Ballet, dancing as Viola Shermont.

Would love to make contact with any of Gustave BURKHARDT's descendants.

Thanks!

BURKHARDT Larry J honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 65W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-09 11:46:08Z

BURKHARDT Larry J honor our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 65W

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Re: Christian Burkhardt from Burkhardt, WI (St. Croix County)

PatsyCasey — 2010-05-10 13:38:17Z

Christian Burkhardt, to whom the village of Burkhardt will remain a perpetual monument for generations to come, is one of those men whose energy and ability have contributed so greatly to the growth and development of the industrial interests of the St. Croix valley. He was born in the town of Reichenbach, in the famous Black Forest district of the Kingdom of Wurttemberg, Germany, September 26, 1834, son of Christian and Barbara (Eilber) Burkhardt, who lived and died in Germany. The former was a millwright, and thoroughly trained his son in that trade. At the age of twenty years Christian came to America and went to work at Buffalo, N. Y., where he was employed at his trade by John T. Noye. When, in 1856, he went to work on a mill at Warsaw, Ill.; in 1857 went to work on mills in Illinois and Iowa, working at his trade. He then followed his trade in Chicago and vicinity for three years, and in 1862 entered into partnership with his brother in an enterprise known as the Buffalo Farina Mills at, Buffalo, N. Y. It was during this connection that he became interested in Wisconsin, and in 1868 he came to this state and located at Hudson. He at once started a mill on the situation of he present large plant. This was burned in 1887, entailing a loss of $40,000. Undaunted by this disaster, he commenced to build the one, which now bears his name. This plant is fully equipped with all the latest machinery and up-to-date appliances. It has an elevator and planing mill, and its capacity is 275 barrels a day when it is in full operation. During the erection of this plant he bought an interest in the Willow River Milling Company, at Hudson, Wis.; was manager of the mills in the year 1888, and soon afterward became sole proprietor of this plant, which was turned into an electric light and power plant. In addition to this Mr. Burkhardt has built two sawmills, one at Black Brook and the other at Richardson, Wis., now known as Marsh Lake, in partnership with Math. Hall, of St. Paul, under the firm name of Hall &Burkhardt. They operated these mills for a short time, employing as high as 100 men the year around. In October 1907, Mr. Burkhardt had his interests incorporated under the firm name of Burkhardt Milling and Electric Power Company, of which he is president and general manager. This company owns the mills at Brukhardt and the electric plant at Hudson. Mr. Burkhardt also owns the old Boardman mill, not now in operation, and 1,000 acres of land in St. Croix County. Mr. Burkhardt was married in 1861 to Ernstine Beer, a sister of Julius Beer, whose sketch appears elsewhere in this volume. Mrs. Burkhardt, deceased, was a lady of many accomplishments and was a worthy helpmeet of her husbands in all his endeavors. Twelve children have blessed this union, ten living: Louisa, married to Godfred Lewerer, who attends to his father-in-laws agricultural interests; Franz P., who is in charge of the flour mill and has also proven himself an able man in the office; Augusta, who is in California; Bertha, who is declared by her father to be the best bookkeeper he has ever had in his office, and who has the details of her fathers business at her finger tips; Ida, who has just spent a winter in California; Lina, who works in the office; Emma, who is Mrs. Kessel, of Merriam Park, St. Paul, and Elfrieda, Esther and Helene, who live at home. Mr. Burkhardt is a strong Republican and has served the town in several capacities, being on the town board in his earlier days, although he has been too busy with his work to seek political honors to any great extent. For forty years he was a member of the Masonic fraternity. The family faith is that of the English Lutheran denomination, and all the children have been confirmed at Stillwater, Minn. The subject of this sketch is a self made man. He came to this country poor, and worked as a day laborer, even working for as low a wage as 75 cents a day and furnishing his own tools. Although he has achieved financial success he has not forgotten that there are other things besides money that go to make up success in life, and he has not only given all his children a good education, but has also spent considerable time in travel. Three times he has visited his old home in Germany and he was present during the earthquake at San Francisco, having many interesting stories to tell of this disaster. Although now past the allotted three score years and ten, Mr. Burkhardt is hale and hearty and looks after his business with energy and ability that is the envy of many a younger man. (taken from "History of the St. Croix Valley", published in 1909)

Re: Christian Burkhardt from Burkhardt, WI (St. Croix County)

fredburkhardt_1 — 2010-05-10 13:05:54Z

Please send info on Christan Burkhardt. Thanks Fred

Re: Burkhardts in NY and IL

USDeutscher — 2010-04-28 02:38:22Z

Charles is my great great grandfather and his picture is hanging in my living room at this very moment. The family was lutheran and many of us still live in and around NYC. A few of us can still speak German to this day, such as myself. Minna(Wilhelmine)Glutsch was Nikolaus' wife's maiden name.I beleive Nickolaus and Minna were originally from the area around Koblenz,Germany, but I have yet to confirm that with German records. Unfortunately, I don't know anything about what happened to Charles' sister's. Also just an interesting thing: on Charles birth certificate it lists his actual name as "Christian". If you are in fact descended from Louise, then I should say nice to meet you cousin. -Arthur Burkhardt

Re: BURKHARDT family of PA & Switzerland

rbrown9611 — 2010-04-04 17:14:07Z

just wondering if you got the info that you where looking for on Samuel Barkhardt. Please let me know. Thank you

Burkhardts in NY and IL

davidbgates — 2010-03-30 05:10:13Z

Looking for more info on a family of Burkhardts that immigrated to NY, NY from Germany and eventually went north to Oswego, Oswego Co., NY (though ?may not have stayed there long). At least two of the children (sisters) Louise and Augusta went to Chicago, IL.

(Elisabeth?) "Louise" C. Burkhardt (b. May 1864/d.1921) is my father's maternal grandmother. She married William Burr (brickmaker) originally from London, Ontario, Canada. His record is just as mysterious as her family before 1900s. Have no idea where he enter the US, where they marrried or when they left for Chicago.

Augusta ("Gussie") never married but lived with Louise and later her niece Jessie Dillingham.

I think the following Jan. 7th 1870 Census is Louise's family- 12th Elect. Dist., 10th Ward, NY, NY - living on Norfolk between Delancy & Rivington Streets-

BURKHARDT, Nicolas (possibly spelled Nikolaus) -48 (b.1822?) - shoemaker
, Mennie (misspelled? Minnie/Wilhemina?) - 40
, Francis - 9 (born in NY)
, Anna - 9 (b. in NY)
, Louise - 7 (b. in NY)
, Charles - 3 (b. in NY)
Note: Augusta was ten years younger than Louise so she would not have yet arrived in this census. My father maintains that Augusta was born in Oswego. Her sister Louise worked as a housekeeper for a minister, his son, and daughter-in-law in Oswego in her late teens as evidenced by a Census Record.

This family may have been Lutheran but I'm not sure.

I have the correct Census records for the sisters from 1900s on but really don't know anything about any siblings, where their parents died, or were from in Germany. Thanks for your interest.
- Mrs. David Gates

Re: William Burkhardt-Saxony and Illinois

davidbgates — 2010-03-30 03:05:56Z

I ran across info on the William Burkhardt you mention here when trying to look for my Burkhardt relatives on Find a Grave. His full name was Johann Fredrich Wilhem Burkhart. Born Nov 1, 1828. Died Jan. 26, 1892. Just Google "Find a Grave". He and his wife Anna Eberhardina Laungraf are buried in Forest Home Cemetary in Forest Park, IL. Denise Townsend created the records March 31, 2005. His Memorial # is: 10708372. Anna's memorial # is:10708379. There is a lot of information from these two records and photos of each of them! I don't have any other info. about your family other than these two records.

If you have trouble retrieving the info I've bookmarked the pages.
-Mrs. David Gates

Re: relatives of Emil Burkhardt

rclark3226 — 2010-03-06 23:09:20Z

I am looking for relatives of the Gottlieb Burkhardt, who lived in Boston in the late 19th century.In 1870 Gottlieb purchased the BROOK FARM and deeded it to the Lutheran Church for specific charitable purposes.

Re: Looking for Relatives of Hargis Burkhardt

christsgirl11 — 2010-02-26 23:27:04Z

We have recently discovered that his name may have been Charles Hargiss Burkhardt. If you have any information i would greatly appreciate it.

Re: Photo: Henry Burkhardt, Dayton OH

jking4109 — 2009-11-11 22:57:28Z

Here's "my" Henry. They don't look much alike--at least they don't to me--when comparing the two pictures.
Sorry I couldn't figure out how to put the picture into this message like you did.
Jim

Re: Photo: Henry Burkhardt, Dayton OH

joecan — 2009-11-02 01:52:31Z

Here's a scan

Re: Photo: Henry Burkhardt, Dayton OH

jking4109 — 2009-10-30 20:50:40Z

While there are several Henry's in the clan, I have a picture of the Henry who was married to Minnie. This Henry is the brother of my gread grandfather Christian. Would be happy to share and compare.
JKING

Re: Sarah Comley White, Harrington, Burkhart

shanecw_1 — 2009-09-27 08:45:47Z

Hi Sarah, I have been doing a search for the Comley-White name and was amazed to find your name, Please can i ask you to let me know where you are from along with your falimy tree, and if there are any more comley-Whites from your side, I am from South Africa and currently we only know of, 6 Comley-Whites born with the name, so far - R u born a Comley-White or did you marrie into the family? REALLY HOPING TO HEAR FROM YOU SOON ;-)

Re: Elizabeth Burkett/David Mull

bbdbrlvr561 — 2009-07-15 23:26:04Z

I have quite a bit on information on Elizabeth Burkett's family, but didn't realize she had 18 brothers and sisters. have you gotten any of that information since you posted? What don't you have?

Re: John Burkhardt"s sword

bbdbrlvr561 — 2009-07-15 23:22:37Z

Do you know what John Burkhardt's middle name was? Was he in Pennsylvania's vonHeer's cavalry? This could be my ancestor as well. I have some information for those who are interested.

Re: Burkhardt - Burkett

bbdbrlvr561 — 2009-07-15 23:13:02Z

Is it possible this is my several times removed grandfather John George Burkhardt b. 1754 in Canton Basle, Switzerland. He served in Pennyslvania's VonHeer's Cavalry, which was created by an act of Congress to serve as General George Washington's body guards. He married Mary Barbara Fox 30 Jan 1776. If this sounds like your ancestor, I'd be happy to share anything I have on his forebears and my side of the family up to date. :)

Kelly Dawn Burkhardt of Roanoke Va

olclarke — 2009-06-20 19:04:54Z

Kelly was b abt 1970 & marr Paul Frederick Cobb Jr. 29 Apr 1955 in Lexington NC. He is the son of Paul Sr. & Bonnie Lee Washburn. Need Kelly's parents & siblings. Am working on the Washburn line in Caroline Co & had them in my files. Any info appreciated.
Ollie

BURKHARDT Vallie Mae and John C

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-09 12:11:41Z

BURKHARDT Vallie Mae and John C

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BURKHARDT Edwin E Eddie 1932-1967

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-08 14:11:15Z

BURKHARDT Edwin E Eddie 1932-1967

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Burkhardt in Delano PA

willquill — 2009-05-26 22:20:52Z

I am looking for information about Edward Burkhardt b 3/1855 and Bridgett Burkhardt b 11/1865. Both lived in Delano PA according to the 1900 Federal Census.
Any and all help would be greatly appreciated. They are my wife’s G Grandparents.

Thank you,
Michael Quill

Re: BURKHARDTs in WISCONSIN (Burghart

elmhaven — 2009-05-05 00:01:28Z

I am a direct male line descendant from Lawrence Burghart.
My name is: William Henry Burghart
Son of: Dale William Burghart
Dale was son of William Henry Burghart - b. 1880 (for whom I am named)
Willam Henry (my grandfather) was son of Daniel Burghart
Daniel was son of Lawrence Burghart (Burghardt) that you refer to in your ancestry.

You can contact me directly at elmhaven@q.com as I do have some pictures (from online sources) and can give you a link to them for a few Burghart ancestors.

Bill.

Frederick H. Burkhardt, b. 1874 Illinois, d. 1932 Chicago. Father Gustave b. Germany

Juli_Morgan — 2009-04-09 18:34:06Z

Dr. Frederick H. BURKHARDT, b. 18 January 1874 in Illinois, d. 20 June 1932 in Chicago, Cook, Illinois. His death certificate gives his father's name as Gustave BURKHARDT, b. in Germany. Mother's name was unknown, but her birthplace was also Germany.

Frederick was a Dentist in Chicago, and was married to Elise PARENSEN (Elise's maiden name on their marriage certificate listed as SCHRUIG, her step-father's surname.) They had one child, Viola BURKHARDT, b. 1900 in Chicago.

I cannot locate Gustave BURKHARDT in 1880, nor can I find Frederick on that census. Looking to connect with any BURKHARDT descendants of Gustave.

Re: Andreas Burkhardt

Susan_Shock — 2009-02-15 15:06:54Z

Thank you Leslie, I look forward to hearing more. Anything you can tell me about Andreas and his family would be greatly appreciated.

Susan

Re: Andreas Burkhardt

leslieburkhardt — 2009-02-14 18:25:16Z

Hi Susan,
I sent my brother Henry your question about Andreas Burkhardt. I vaguely remember some sort of story about Andreas having some sort of property dispute with his siblings upon returning from the civil war, and as a result he disowned them all. But Henry may be able to clarify whether this is true or not.
Leslie B.

Re: Burkhardt name change

liveforavon — 2009-02-02 16:57:45Z

Hi my name is tina and i have my ggrandpa who was robert burkhardt. I know that there was a name change. do you know when you robert was born and when he let ohio for california and was he with a brother when he went? Pleas contact me back. I would love to see the pictures of them. I have a pict. of my robert also. i would love to compare.

Thanks
Tina

WAY Louise BURKHARDT 1922-1999

t42Moore — 2009-01-19 23:50:44Z

WAY Louise BURKHARDT 1922-1999

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Looking for Relatives of Hargis Burkhardt

christsgirl11 — 2008-12-23 20:31:26Z

Hargis is my great-grandfather. I am trying to find any information on him. My family knows that he lived around Hazard, kentucky an at one point he was married to Nancy Mullins. They divorced and he remarried but we know nothing of his new family or when he died.

Re: Burkhardt, Beier

Swany71 — 2008-12-17 06:06:10Z

o not h ave a great deal of info on Anton Burkhart or Adellia Beier Burkhart. Adellia (Adeleid, Adelia, Adeline)Beier was my relative. Do you have any dates on Elizabeth or where they lived or came from in Europe. 1880 census finds them in Washington Co. Oregon. 1920 they are found in Portland, OR. Anton was born in Wurtemburg in abt 1855, Adellia was born in Austria in abt 1854. Their daughter, listed as Mar. Anna born in abt 1878 in Nebraska and Jacob, a son, in Oregon in abt 1879. Anton died in 1933. Adellia survived him. Does any of this info fit into what you have.

BURKHARDT Robert W 1922-1996

t42Moore — 2008-12-08 20:08:09Z

BURKHARDT Robert W 1922-1996

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Re: Burkhardt, Beier

MargaretPascoe69 — 2008-12-06 06:07:42Z

My family is Burkhardt and my gggrandfather Jacob married Caroline Beier. On further investigation it appears that my Caroline (Johanna Caroline) had a sister called Elizabeth.
The other brothers and sisters are Louisa Ernestine, August, Ernestine, Paulin Wilhelmina, Heinrich Wilhelm, Heinrich Trougott, Anna Maria & Charles Trougott.
Elizabeth was the youngest child. Not sure if this is a match for you.

Re: Burkhardt, Gustave

novatenaj — 2008-07-20 19:17:22Z

Hi,
My mother spoke of an uncle "Gus" and she had a cousin named Matilda. Matilda died several years ago in Port St. Lucie Florida. She was married to Howard Gagg. I don't believe they had any children. Any connection?

Anna (Kanke) Burkhardt, b.1895, wife of Reinhold Burkhardt, lived Wayne Co., IN

margerice1 — 2008-07-07 06:13:14Z

I have an original 5”x7” photograph of “Ella & Frank Hackman & Anna Hackman Burkhardt”, which I’d like to get back to descendants or family members. Photo was taken in Richmond (Wayne Co.) IN, and Fred looks about 65, Ella about 50 and Anna is about age 10.

I found the family of Fred Hackman in the 1900 census for Richmond, IN, showing his date of birth as May 1836; Ellen Apr 1860; and Anna Kanke, age 5, a niece, born Mar 1895. The 1910 Richmond census shows Fred as age 52 (meaning 1858); Ellen, age 50 (meaning 1860) and Annie Kanke, age 15 as “adopted daughter”.

OneWorldTree shows Anna Hackman married Reinhold Burkhardt, whose DOB was Feb 1888. I found Reinhold and Anna Burkhardt in the 1930 censuses for Wayne Co., IN.

Get back to me at margerice@prodigy.net if you are related to Fred and Ella/Ellen Hackman or Anna Kanke Burkhardt.

Burkhardt family from Gondelsheim (Baden, Germany)

flitzflitz — 2008-05-18 20:57:13Z

I am looking for the ancestors of Georg Friedrich Burkhardt (Gondelsheim/Germany, 20 Feb 1736 - 25 Apr 1820, married to Justina Sipfle) and his father Johann Burkhardt (little information on him is available at http://ancestors.kuglstatter.com).

Re: Burkett/Burkardt/Burkart from Ohio

liveforavon — 2008-04-12 17:57:49Z

I am also related to Burkhardt's from ohio. My great grandpa is Robert David A (Richard) Burkhardt. Do you have any of these names in your line? I believe he was born around 18?? and died in 1960? He died when my dad was over in vietnam. I have been trying so hard to find some info on the burkhardts and I am not having any luck. please contact me. liveforavon@yahoo.com

thanks
tina