Josephine Danielsen Berg, Grave #39B (1866 to 1953)
(Her ashes are deposited beneath a small bronze plaque between the marker of Marie Louise Danielsen and the large marker of Jna Mylner. It is therefore hidden when the plot is viewed from the gate) Josephine Alma Berg was the wife of Architect Carl Conrad Berg (6) whom she married on St. Thomas in 1888. The daughter of Marie Louise Jacobs and her second husband Bentzon Danielsen (5), she died in 1953 in Brooklyn, N.Y.

Bentzon Danielsen (5)
Merchant in Christiansted, was the son of Adam Koopman Danielsen and Helena Margaretha, Baroness von Bretton. He was born in 1826 on St. Croix & died in 1900 in Ponce, Puerto Rico. Adam was the son of Daniel Danialsen who came to Christiansted in 1780 as a baker. When he died (1802) he was the owner of an inn and tavern in Christiansted. Daniel married in 1793 (his 2nd) Anna Magdalena Koopman. Anna's parents were Adam Koopman, a planter on St. Croix in 1750, & his wife, Anna Volkers. Four of Ann's great-grandfathers were Lucas Volkers, a planter on St. Thomas before 1678; Capt. Reyneir Cleaver, a planter & merchant on St. Thomas before 1699; Jannis von Beverhoudt, a planter on St. Thomas by 1673/4; & Lt. Frantz Martens of the militia, a tavern keeper and planter on St. Thomas by 1684.
Bentzon's mother, Helena Margaretha, Baroness von Bretton was the daughter of Lucas Uytendaele, Baron von Bretton and his wife Maria Charlotte Maas. Maria's father, Johan Theodor Wilhelm Maas, cane to St. Croix in 1789 as the pastor of the Dutch Reformed Church in Christiansted. He married there, Elizabeth de Wint, another descendant of Pieter de Wint of St. Thomas. Lucas Uytendaele, Baron von Bretton, planter of the sugar estates "Rust op Twist" on St. Croix, was the son of Johannes Balthazar van Uytendaele who was made a Danish baron with the title "Baron von Bretton" in 1767. Johannes Balthazar was a planter both on St. Thomas and St. Croix and a colonel in the militia. His wife was Anna Margaretha Rønneberg, the daughter of Johan Samuel Rønneberg who came to St. Thomas in 1688 as an official of the Danish West India and Guinea Company and had a plantage by 1697. His wife, Alida van Ockeren, was the daughter of Simon van Ockeren who had a plantage on St, Thomas by 1672. The parents of Johannes Balthazar were Johannes van Uytendaele, a planter on St. Thomas by 1708, and Marie le Breton the daughter of Jean le Breton a planter `on St. Thomas by 1688 and an ensign in the militia in 1690. Jean is recorded on a French map of St. Croix in 1684. The father of Johannes was Jost van Uytendaele who owned a plantage
on St. Thomas by 1690.

The above was researched in:
1.) SOME INFORMATATION ON THE ORIGIN OF THE FAMILY BARON VON BRETTON by C. E. H. Scholler (An English translation in the Enid Baa Library. Also in English translation in the Enid Baa Library are file cards on the members of the Bretton family from
2.) PERSONALIA OG DATA by Kay Larsen.
3.) "Bidrag til de dansk-vestindiske Øers Personhistrie. 1ste Afsnit: St. Thomas 1671-1733" E. Gullach-Jensen. PERSONALHISTORISK TIDSSKRIFT (7th ser.),
1916.

Carl Conrad Berg (6)
The husband of Josephine Alma Berg nee Danielsen; she was his third wife. Born in Copenhagen, he became a civil engineer and architect on St. Thomas; Brand Major of the
St. Thomas Brand Corps; Manager of the Floating Dock; elected member of the Colonial Council for the St. Thomas & St. Jan. He died in 1911.