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Auguste Steinhardt Fuchs

Birth	:	1870 Germany
Death	:	25 Mar 1952 Maryborough, Fraser Coast Region, Queensland, Australia
Burial	:	Maryborough Cemetery, Maryborough, Fraser Coast Region, Australia
Coordinate	:	-25.5165460, 152.6735930
Plot	:	Monumental P. Plot 190.
Description	:	Augusta arrived in Maryborough on board the ship "Allardus" as a toddler with her parents and infant brother Hermann who was born during the voyage. Emigrants from Hamburg to Australasia 1850-1879 No: 178 Surname: STEINHARDT Given Names: Auguste Town: Schabrow, Kreis Lauenburg State: Pommern Standing: Tochter Age: 2 Sex: F Destination: Queensland Ship: Alardus Year: 1872 ID: 26745 In the Melbourne Age on 22nd April 1873, the following article appeared. The German Fever Ship On Saturday afternoon Mr W.A Brahe, the consul for the German Empire, proceeded to the quarantine station for the purpose of visiting the North German ship, Alardus, from Hamburg bound for Brisbane, which put in on friday evening in... Read More	Augusta arrived in Maryborough on board the ship "Allardus" as a toddler with her parents and infant brother Hermann who was born during the voyage. Emigrants from Hamburg to Australasia 1850-1879 No: 178 Surname: STEINHARDT Given Names: Auguste Town: Schabrow, Kreis Lauenburg State: Pommern Standing: Tochter Age: 2 Sex: F Destination: Queensland Ship: Alardus Year: 1872 ID: 26745 In the Melbourne Age on 22nd April 1873, the following article appeared. The German Fever Ship On Saturday afternoon Mr W.A Brahe, the consul for the German Empire, proceeded to the quarantine station for the purpose of visiting the North German ship, Alardus, from Hamburg bound for Brisbane, which put in on friday evening in distress. Mr Brabe's first business was to enquire into the circumstances attending the loss of the captain, who was suddenly missed on the morning of thursday last, under circumstances which leave no room to doubt he committed suicide by jumping overboard. He was last seen about 4 am on Thursday, when the 2nd mate called him to take the watch on deck. Upon coming up from his cabin he engaged in desultory conversation for some minutes with the retiring officer, who did not observe him to be in lower spirits than he had exhibited for some days previously. About ten minutes afterwards, the man at the wheel and a cabin boy saw him standing in the bright moonlight on the forward part of the forecastle, and upon looking a 2nd time, he had disappeared. A search was at once instituted, but no trace of the missing man could be discovered. Those who saw him last state that from the position he stood and the gentle motion of the vessel, he could not possibly have accidentally fallen overboard. What added, it possible, to the sadness of the event was that the mate at the time of the occurrence was so far advanced in consumption that it is not expected he will live many days longer. The Alardus is a long narrow American-built ship, wholly unsuited for the conveyance of Emigrants, the construction of the between decks being such as to preclude all ventilation, and to make the place, even in broad daylight so dark that lanterns have to be continually used. In this pest-house, - it is little better - 348 human beings including a large number of women and children, or equivalent to 297 adults were crowded for a period of 158 days. During this time, twenty women were confined, and twenty eight persons died, amongst whom were four of the infants born on board, nineteen children under seven years of age, and five adults. On the 16th of February fever broke out and continued to the 19th of April, when the last death occurred. Throughout the voyage the ship's surgeon, who has had extensive experience in the North American emigrant trade, did all he could for the health and comfort of the passengers but everything was against him, save that rations issued were wholesome, and the water good. Of the latter however, there was only eight days supply when the Alardus arrived at the heads. As an instance of the incompleteness of this arrangement, it may be mentioned that, although among the passengers were forty single women, no matron was sent out with them, nor any married woman appointed during the voyage to look after them. As to the general cleanliness of the vessel, Dr Williams, the health officer, reports that everything considered , it was good. Under the superintendence of Mr Brabe and Dr Williams, all the immigrants have been landed at the sanitary station, Point Nepean, with the exception of one woman, who was recently confined, and a sailor who is suffering from what the ship's doctor calls Typhus fever, but which Dr Williams pronounces is only a fever of a Typhoid type. She married Heinrich Fuchs on 11 Nov 1897 in Queensland, Australia

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Auguste Steinhardt Fuchs's memorial is located at: Maryborough Cemetery, Maryborough, Fraser Coast Region, Australia.
When did Auguste Steinhardt Fuchs death?
Auguste Steinhardt Fuchs death on 25 Mar 1952 in Maryborough, Fraser Coast Region, Queensland, Australia
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Latitude: -25.5165460
Longitude: 152.6735930

Family Members:

Parent

Spouse

Heinrich Karl Fuchs

(1858 - 1942)

Siblings

Helena Elizabeth Steinhardt Bandholz

(1889 - 1963)

Carl August Steinhardt

(1890 - 1928)

Edward Albert Steinhardt

(1892 - 1980)

August Carl Steinhardt

(1893 - 1969)

Johann August Steinhardt

(1895 - 1980)

Albert Heinrich “Alby” Steinhardt

(1903 - 1995)

Gertrude Wilhelmine Steinhardt Burmeister

(1905 - 1984)

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Coordinate: -25.5165460, 152.6735930

2. Maryborough Lawn Cemetery
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Coordinate: -25.5126410, 152.6731850

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Coordinate: -25.5116294, 152.6716756

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Coordinate: -25.7827119, 152.4940048

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Coordinate: -25.2828650, 152.9544730

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Coordinate: -25.6155810, 152.2342900

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Coordinate: -25.8943010, 152.4806150

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Coordinate: -25.2720660, 152.2496070

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22. Tozer Park Cemetery (Defunct)
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Coordinate: -26.0008330, 152.7438890

23. Neerdie Cemetery
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Coordinate: -26.0008540, 152.7442570

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