Vaclav Broz [also Brush, Brosh, Brosch] emigrated to Johnson County, Iowa from Bohemia with his wife Barbora, and his daughter, Katerina.
According to immigration records, they left the port of Bremen, Germany, arriving in Baltimore on August 4, 1856* aboard the ship "Julius."
Vaclav, who sometimes appears in records as Wenzel, the German equivalent of Vaclav, was listed as a farmer. He died when he was about 65 and is buried next to his wife.
*source: Passenger & Immigration lists, 1820-1872, Baltimore
According to immigration records, they left the port of Bremen, Germany, arriving in Baltimore on August 4, 1856* aboard the ship "Julius."
Vaclav, who sometimes appears in records as Wenzel, the German equivalent of Vaclav, was listed as a farmer. He died when he was about 65 and is buried next to his wife.
*source: Passenger & Immigration lists, 1820-1872, Baltimore
Vaclav Broz [also Brush, Brosh, Brosch] emigrated to Johnson County, Iowa from Bohemia with his wife Barbora, and his daughter, Katerina.
According to immigration records, they left the port of Bremen, Germany, arriving in Baltimore on August 4, 1856* aboard the ship "Julius."
Vaclav, who sometimes appears in records as Wenzel, the German equivalent of Vaclav, was listed as a farmer. He died when he was about 65 and is buried next to his wife.
*source: Passenger & Immigration lists, 1820-1872, Baltimore
According to immigration records, they left the port of Bremen, Germany, arriving in Baltimore on August 4, 1856* aboard the ship "Julius."
Vaclav, who sometimes appears in records as Wenzel, the German equivalent of Vaclav, was listed as a farmer. He died when he was about 65 and is buried next to his wife.
*source: Passenger & Immigration lists, 1820-1872, Baltimore
Inscription
Cross with crown
Here Rests
Vaclav Broz
Died
6 April 1863
aged
65 years
verbatim translation: Sleep quietly in God's grave, our parents, where noise does not disturb the body, already there in eternity, the all-powerful God reunites us.
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