Julianne (b February 10, 1884, in Seesen, Germany; d August 9, 1877 in New York), she moved with her husband and children to New York City in 1850. Although she was not active in Steinway & Sons business, she was a central figure in the family.
Julianne was born on February 10, 1804, in Seesen, Germany and died on August 9, 1877, in New York City, New York. She married Heinrich Steinweg (aka Henry Steinway), then owner of a small piano factory on May 15, 1825, in Seesen, Germany. Together they had nine children: Theodore, Doretta, Charles, Henry Jr., Wilhelmina, William, Herman, Albert, and Anna. All of their sons participated in the family piano-making business except for Herman, who died around 1851.
Julianne was born on February 10, 1804, in Seesen, Germany and died on August 9, 1877, in New York City, New York. She married Heinrich Steinweg (aka Henry Steinway), then owner of a small piano factory on May 15, 1825, in Seesen, Germany. Together they had nine children: Theodore, Doretta, Charles, Henry Jr., Wilhelmina, William, Herman, Albert, and Anna. All of their sons participated in the family piano-making business except for Herman, who died around 1851.
Julianne (b February 10, 1884, in Seesen, Germany; d August 9, 1877 in New York), she moved with her husband and children to New York City in 1850. Although she was not active in Steinway & Sons business, she was a central figure in the family.
Julianne was born on February 10, 1804, in Seesen, Germany and died on August 9, 1877, in New York City, New York. She married Heinrich Steinweg (aka Henry Steinway), then owner of a small piano factory on May 15, 1825, in Seesen, Germany. Together they had nine children: Theodore, Doretta, Charles, Henry Jr., Wilhelmina, William, Herman, Albert, and Anna. All of their sons participated in the family piano-making business except for Herman, who died around 1851.
Julianne was born on February 10, 1804, in Seesen, Germany and died on August 9, 1877, in New York City, New York. She married Heinrich Steinweg (aka Henry Steinway), then owner of a small piano factory on May 15, 1825, in Seesen, Germany. Together they had nine children: Theodore, Doretta, Charles, Henry Jr., Wilhelmina, William, Herman, Albert, and Anna. All of their sons participated in the family piano-making business except for Herman, who died around 1851.
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