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Ancestors of Jennifer Ruth McKillip


      22. Joseph Julien, born Bet. Jun 1834 - May 1835 in Canada188,189; died Bet. 16 Jun 1880 - 11 Jun 1900189,190. He was the son of 44. Francoise Julien and 45. Louise Plamondon. He married 23. Carolina Bourget Abt. 1856191.

      23. Carolina Bourget, born Bet. Jun 1834 - May 1835 in Canada192,193; died Aft. 11 Jun 1900194. She was the daughter of 46. David Bourget and 47. Angela Varret.

Notes for Joseph Julien:
It would appear that the Julien family moved from Canada to the US between 1870 and 1872. Florence was born in Canada and the next youngest child, Hanje, was born in Massachusetts. Virginie was born in 1876 in Illinois. Did the family actually settle in Massachusetts for a while or was Hanje born during the move?


More About Joseph Julien:
Census: 1880, Chicago, Cook, IL195
Immigration: Bet. 1870 - 1872, Based on the birth dates and places of children Florence and Hanje, it appears that the Julien family moved from Canada to the US during this period.
Occupation: Jun 1880, Carpenter195
Residence: Jun 1880, 404 Blue Island Ave, Chicago, Cook, IL195
  Notes for Carolina Bourget:
In the 1900 Cook County, IL census, Caroline is shown living with her daughter Florence and her husband Albert Jacobs. Caroline's son and Florence's brother Charles is also living with the Jacobs.

She also states that she immigrated in 1873. Earlier conjecture places her immigration between Feb 1870 and May 1872 (Florence's birth date in Canada and the latest possible date for Hanje's birth in Massachusetts). Caroline's son Charles is listed as having been naturalized by the 1900 census. These documents may have a more accurate date.

More About Carolina Bourget:
Census: 1900, Chicago, Cook, IL196
Immigration: 1873196

Marriage Notes for Joseph Julien and Carolina Bourget:
Marriage date only a guess based on oldest child's birth year.

In the 1900 Cook County, IL census Caroline lists herself as a widow and the number of years for her marriage as "45". Had Joseph only recently died, was she counting years after his death, or is the marriage year off? It should be around 1854 or she would have been married before she was 20.

More About Joseph Julien and Carolina Bourget:
Marriage: Abt. 1856197
     
Children of Joseph Julien and Carolina Bourget are:
  i.   Joseph Julien197, born Bet. Jun 1857 - May 1858197; died Aft. Jun 1880197
  More About Joseph Julien:
Census: 1880, Chicago, Cook, IL197
Occupation: Jun 1880, Carpenter197
  ii.   Severin Julien197, born Bet. Jun 1859 - May 1860 in Canada197; died Aft. Jun 1880197
  More About Severin Julien:
Census: 1880, Chicago, Cook, IL197
Occupation: Jun 1880, Painter197
  iii.   Carrie Julien197, born Bet. Jun 1860 - May 1861 in Canada197; died Aft. Jun 1880197
  More About Carrie Julien:
Census: 1880, Chicago, Cook, IL197
Occupation: Jun 1880, Cloakmaker197
  iv.   Frank Julien197, born Bet. Jun 1862 - May 1863 in Canada197; died Aft. Jun 1880197
  Notes for Frank Julien:
In the 1900 Cook County IL census, I found a George Julien living in the same building as Florence Julien Jacobs, Caroline Julien and Charles Julien. His dates look good for Frank but I haven't added them until I find some other name data. The census extract is in the Julien files.

  More About Frank Julien:
Census: 1880, Chicago, Cook, IL197
Occupation: Jun 1880, Expressman197
  v.   Mary L. Julien197, born Bet. Jun 1865 - May 1866 in Canada197; died Aft. Jun 1880197
  More About Mary L. Julien:
Census: 1880, Chicago, Cook, IL197
  vi.   Charles J. Julien197, born Dec 1868 in Canada198; died Aft. Jun 1900198; married (1) Daisy Ann Bauld 31 Oct 1893 in Cook County, IL199,200; born 31 Oct 1872 in Chicago, Cook, IL201,202; died 17 Aug 1896 in Sister's Hospital, Buffalo, , NY203,204; married (2) <Unnamed> Aft. 1893; died Unknown.
  Notes for Charles J. Julien:

Charles, Daisy and Ruth had moved to Buffalo, NY where Charles was the manager of the Granger Farewell Lumber Yard. They wer staying with Prof. and Mrs D. S. Weinheimer when Ruth died of cholera. Four weeks later, Daisy had a nervous breakdown and subsequently died of a cerebral hemmorhage. Both Daisy and Ruth were burined in Chicago. Charles apparently then returned to Chicago.

In the 1900 Cook County, IL census, Charles is listed as a widowed. He is enumerated in the same house and living with his sister Florence and her husband Albert Jacobs.

  More About Charles J. Julien:
Census 1: 1900, Chicago, Cook, IL205
Census 2: 1880, Chicago, Cook, IL206
Occupation 1: Jun 1900, Bookkeeper207
Occupation 2: Manager, Granger Farewell Lumber Yard
Residence: 1896, Buffalo, , NY

  Notes for Daisy Ann Bauld:

Daisy died of a cerebral hemmorhage about two months after her daughter Ruth died.

  More About Daisy Ann Bauld:
Burial: Unknown, Chicago, Cook, IL

  More About Charles Julien and Daisy Bauld:
Marriage: 31 Oct 1893, Cook County, IL208,209
  vii.   Florence Julien210, born Feb 1870 in Canada211; died Aft. Jun 1900212; married Albert Jacobs Abt. 1895212; born Sep 1866 in New York212; died Aft. Jun 1900212.
  Notes for Florence Julien:
In the 1900 Cook County census, Florence lists her year of immigration as what looks to be 1878. I believe this date to be incorrect since her mother and brother list 1873 as the year of immigration. 1873 also fits the pattern of children birth dates and locations found in the 1880 census.

  More About Florence Julien:
Census 1: 1880, Chicago, Cook, IL213
Census 2: 1900, Chicago, Cook, IL214
Immigration: 1878, Believe this date to be incorrect.

  More About Albert Jacobs:
Residence: Jun 1900, 510 West Harrison St, Chicago, Cook, IL214

  More About Albert Jacobs and Florence Julien:
Marriage: Abt. 1895214
  viii.   Hanje M. Julien215, born Bet. Jun 1871 - May 1872 in MA215; died Aft. Jun 1880215
  Notes for Hanje M. Julien:

Could the "Hanje" listed in the 1880 census be "Angela" that Ginnie Heinemann has as a child of Joseph and Caroline?

  More About Hanje M. Julien:
Name 2: Angela Julien216
Census: 1880, Chicago, Cook, IL217
  11 ix.   Virginie Marie Julien, born 29 Feb 1876 in IL; died 29 Oct 1912; married David Burrell Bauld 24 Jul 1895 in Notre Dame de Chicago, Chicago, Cook, IL.
  x.   Julien218, died Bef. Jun 1900218
  Notes for Julien:
in the 1900 Cook County, IL census, Caroline states that she has had 10 children, only eight of which were alive at the time of the census. The Julien family only listed nine children at the 1880 census so it is unclear whether the 10th child was born before or after the 1880 census.



      24. Anton Stybr219, born 02 Jan 1829 in #4, Chynava, Bohemia/Chynava, Czech Republic220,221; died Abt. 1910222. He was the son of 48. Jan Stybr and 49. Veronika Petrikova. He married 25. Josephine Desort Abt. 1875.

      25. Josephine Desort222, born Abt. 1847 in Unhost, Czech Republic222,223; died Unknown. She was the daughter of 50. Josef Dezort and 51. Anna Stadrik.

Notes for Anton Stybr:
Anton and his family left from the port of Hamburg German aboard the steam ship "Columbia" in late September or early October 1891. The Columbia stopped in Southampton England but then landed in New York City on 26 October, 1891. On the passenger manifest, Anton was listed with his wife Josephine and sons Ladislav and Joseph (passengers 88-91). They listed Chynava, Bohemia as their hometown, Chicago was their destination and the trip was in fact for the purposes of immigration, not a visit. They traveled in steerage compartment B and had three pieces of luggage between them.


Information on immigration ship "Columbia"

COLUMBIA
The "Columbia" of 1891 was a Hamburg America Line ship, built in dry dock in 1889 by Laird Bros, Birkenhead. Her details were 7,241 gross tons, length 463.5ft x beam 55.6ft, three funnels, three masts, twin screw and a speed of 18 knots. There was accommodation for 400-1st, 120-2nd and 580-3rd class passengers. Floated on 27/2/1889, she left Hamburg on 18/7/1889 on her maiden voyage to Southampton and New York. On 19/12/1893 she commenced her first voyage from Genoa to Naples and New York and made several further winter voyages on this route. Her last Hamburg - Southampton - New York sailing commenced on 14/10/1897 and in 1898 she was sold to the Spanish government for use as a troopship and auxiliary for the Spanish - American War and renamed "Rapido". In 1899 she was repurchased by Hamburg America Line, went back to her original name of "Columbia" and on 31/8/1899, commenced sailing between Hamburg, Southampton, Cherbourg and New York. Her last sailing on this route started on 9/10/1902 and on 3/4/1904 she made a single sailing from Naples to Genoa and New York. In 1904 she was sold to the Russian Volunteer Fleet, renamed "Terek" and used as a troop transport in the Russo - Japanese War. Scrapped in 1907. [North Atlantic Seaway by N.R.P.Bonsor, vol.1,p.396] [Merchant Fleets in Profile by Duncan Haws, vol.4, Hamburg America Line] [Posted to The ShipsList by Ted Finch - 25 November 1997]
http://www.fortunecity.com/littleitaly/amalfi/13/shipc.htm (accessed 29 May 2001)


Still haven't been able to find Anton in the 1900 census. I did a soundex search of Illinois census and found some Anton's but not this Anton. I also couldn't find a Josephine or Joseph. Had he gone to Wisconsin?

More About Anton Stybr:
Name 2: Antonin Stybr
Name 3: Antonín Stybr224
Emigration: 1891, Left from Hamburg, Germany.
Immigration: 26 Oct 1891, Landed in New York City. Listed Chicago as destination.225,226
Occupation: 1891, Tailor227
Residence: Bet. 1877 - 1891, #88, Chynava, Bohemia/Chynava, Czech Republic228,229
  Notes for Josephine Desort:
possibly from Unhost CZ (?)

More About Josephine Desort:
Name 2: Josefa Dezort230
Date born 2: 08 Feb 1847, #22, Chynava, Bohemia/Chynava, Czech Republic230

More About Anton Stybr and Josephine Desort:
Marriage 1: Abt. 1875
Marriage 2: Aft. 1858
     
Children of Anton Stybr and Josephine Desort are:
  i.   Josef Stybr231, born Abt. 1869231; died 10 Aug 1872231
  ii.   Josef Stybr232, born Abt. Jan 1874232; died 19 Mar 1876232
  12 iii.   Ladislav Stybr, born 02 Jul 1877 in #88, Chynava, Bohemia/Chynava, Czech Republic; died 31 Mar 1955 in Oak Park, Cook, IL; married Marie Katerina Johanna Vlasata 30 Dec 1899.
  iv.   Joseph Stybr233, born 21 Mar 1879 in #88, Chynava, Bohemia/Chynava, Czech Republic234,235; died 03 Aug 1952 in Clarcona, FL236,237; married Mary Mejdreck Bef. Jan 1920238; born Abt. 1879 in IL239,240; died Abt. 1964241.
  More About Joseph Stybr:
Name 2: Josef Stybr242
Date born 2: Abt. 1884, Bohemia/Czech Republic243
Burial: 08 Aug 1952, Bohemian National Cemetary, Chicago, Cook, IL244
Funeral: 08 Aug 1952

  More About Joseph Stybr and Mary Mejdreck:
Marriage: Bef. Jan 1920245
  v.   Stybr, born 22 Apr 1881 in #88, Chynava, Bohemia/Chynava, Czech Republic246; died 22 Apr 1881246

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