Eberhard - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: eberhard

babygurl6685 — 2013-05-24 06:56:59Z

Hello im father is also part of that family. Hank was my uncle. sam and linda and carol. My fathers name robert eberhard. My grandfather died in 1998.

George Everhart b. 1768 d. 1843

brackettwilliam — 2013-03-05 09:48:47Z

Looking for information about George Everhart/Eberhard who is found in the 1800 and 1810 cenus of Woodberry, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania along with a John Everhart. They moved on to Stark County Ohio and can be found in the 1820 census there. George died in 1843 in Plain Township, Stark County, Ohio. Several of his children went on the Whitley County, Indiana about 1850. In the Whitley County, IN records the name is spelled Eberhard.

Re: Reuben Eberhard

sjdash422 — 2012-02-05 06:51:05Z

no I did not get those pictures. If you have them posted on Ancestry I will look for them. Thanks tons, this is so facinating. Do you have copies of land deeds from John and Elizabeth land purchase in Colon?

Re: Reuben Eberhard

juneke — 2012-02-05 03:33:30Z

No they are individual pictures, copy of tin prints.
juneke

Re: Reuben Eberhard

sjdash422 — 2012-02-04 12:38:54Z

I think I did get those pictures, was that a group picture?

Re: Reuben Eberhard

juneke — 2012-02-04 02:19:59Z

I do not have a picture, could you send me a copy to junebug2018@gmail.com I would really appreciate it. Thanks for contacting me. Have you seen the pictures I posted of Daniel, Christina, Thomas, Tamar, Henry? Let me know I can send you an invitation to my tree,

juneke

Re: Reuben Eberhard

sjdash422 — 2012-02-03 21:44:50Z

Thank you for replying. I don't live to far from that area and drive through it a few times a year. I plan on going back to the cemetery this coming summer.

Do you have a picture of Reubens tombstone? If you don't I have one. I don't know how to load it to Ancestry but will try.

Again, thank you for the info, it was about 6 or 7 years ago that you posted.

Re: Reuben Eberhard

juneke — 2012-02-03 21:13:43Z

I do not remember what I posted, I have extensive information on the Eberhard family. I have been to the area where they lived. They were rugged pioneers, I admire the grit they had.
If I can be of any help let me know.
juneke

Re: Reuben Eberhard

sjdash422 — 2012-02-03 18:16:48Z

I know you posted that message some time ago but it's spot on. I copied your report because I thought it was very informational. I am an Eberhard, my Grt. Grandfather was Reubens son.

Re: Eberhard Family

dspitsen — 2011-09-10 03:47:49Z

Hello Cousin Bob, Wow, I posted that TEN years ago. I am out of town for a few days and don't have my computer with me. I would be happy to share information. Am curious who put on the reunion. Any new pictures or family information? Also, where do you live? I live at Lake Tahoe. My direct email is: dspitsen@gmail.com. Keep in touch, Denise

Re: Eberhard Family

boblin94 — 2011-09-09 18:05:10Z

Hi Kerry and Denise,

I know I'm a little late to the game, but just wanted to thank you both for the Eberhard information you have provided. Gustave is also my great great grandfather, as I am the grandson of his granddaughter, Irene Eberhard Schweitzer. I just attended the 3rd annual Eberhard family reunion in Evansville last weekend (Kerry I think I met your sister, Gayle), and got a chance to visit the cemetery in Haubstadt. If you come across any new leads, or would like to share any information pre-1800, I would appreciate it.

Bob Schweitzer

Re: Reuben Eberhard

SCarney — 2011-02-06 20:39:56Z

I have been working on linking Bernhard Eberhard to the next generation back. It has been difficult to find records that can prove a link to his parents. A tree was done a number of years ago that state his father was John Adam Eberhardt, another more recent work indicates that he may have been the son of Johannes Eberhardt and Susanna Guhl. Both have no documentation to prove a link to either man. The evidence to Johannes and Susanna allegedly has documentation through a bible record of the Corbin family, but the bible is not available to be authenticated. The bible itself was printed long after the deaths of Johannes and Susanna, so the information it may contain was entered by someone else. I wish it could be seen by other researchers, so it can be authenticated. I am hoping to be able to make a trip to Pennsylvania to see if I can find other records that might help confirm a link. Right now the time line and date of birth for Johannes Bernhard Eberhardt (b. 1743 in Glatten) could be a good match. Right now there is no evidence that Bernhard ever used the name Johannes. His marriage record, land records, and a church record only use Bernhard. The same goes for the name of his wife, Dorothy. Some researchers have added Barbara as her middle name, but there is no document to show this is true.

Please contact me a sca1390698@aol.com. I would like to exchange information with you. I'm sure that you can help me with Reuben's line and I have a great deal of information on many of Bernhard and Dorothy's descendants.
Sue Carney

Re: Reuben Eberhard

dougeberhardt — 2011-02-06 06:25:26Z

Reuben D. Eberhard was my great grandfather. Has any one traced his family tree passed John Barnard Eberhardt? I would love any information you can share with me. I live in California.

Re: David Eberhard and his wife (maiden name Mock)

eberhard25 — 2011-01-30 05:56:51Z

It's been 9 years since this was posted but I just saw it. David and Martha were my grandpa and grandma. Martha just passed in Nov of 2010. Harry and Dolly have both died and Ernie is living in Fort Meyers Florida. I grew up in St Johns Michigan and now live in Dewitt Mich. My dads name is George Leland Eberhard and my name is Dean. eberhard25@hotmail.com

Re: eberhard

keberhar166 — 2010-10-13 18:57:06Z

Mike was my fathers brother. Almost all of Mikes kids were still living in Indy at the time of Mikes death in 1998. No one had heard from Jimmy since he moved out west and got divorced. Mikeal, calls my brother every few years, a couple years ago he was living in the caribbean with a woman he had met while living in FL. Hank died the year before Uncle Mike in a car accident. I remember Donnie was a regional manager for Steak n Shake and Carol had just moved back to Indy from Missouri. I believe Linda was still married to Bruce Johnson, but I can't remember where they were living at that time.

Hope you get this, since its been a few years since your post.

Good luck!

Re: Eberhards of Penn. to Ohio

CWBarth — 2010-09-07 19:05:49Z

I don't know where Sophia's middle name came from. My first cousin's wife started researching our family, back in the 60's, and has shared her Eberhard info with me. As she was researching the Eberhard side, she tried to find where the name came from, with no success.

Re: Eberhards of Penn. to Ohio

SCarney — 2010-09-05 11:05:49Z

I'm a descendant of George's brother Philip. Could you tell me about Sophia's middle name? Your post is the first time I've seen it.

Sue Carney

Re: Eberhards of Penn. to Ohio

CWBarth — 2010-09-05 04:35:04Z

George Eberhard and Barbara Merckle are my 3rd great grandparents... I descend from their daughter Sophia Gilborne Eberhard.

Elizabeth Eberhard of Seguin, TX 1933

drbrownlee — 2010-05-15 05:34:26Z

Elizabeth is pictured in the 1933 Growl, yearbook of Texas Lutheran College in Seguin, and is a sophomore. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone locate family.

Re: Eberhards in Michigan

anne3820 — 2009-11-23 09:37:00Z

Hi, we have Deys O. EBERHARD (brother of Vance) on our family tree. He married Edith Louise VIAL c1925. I believe that he died in 1982 and she in 1986, both in Calhoun Co., Michigan. Please let me know if you'd like any further info.

Kind regards ~ Anne

Re: Eberhards of Joliet, Illinois

weeblez — 2009-06-23 18:26:41Z

Yes, I believe this is the family I am seeking. If you have any information, please let me know.

Re: Eberhard

weeblez — 2009-06-23 18:23:56Z

Yes, I believe we have a connection. Eleanor E. Rosenfield was born Oct. 17, 1918 in Joliet. She died Apr. 10, 1993 in Kankakee (or this was her residence at the time of death). They had only one child, Robert, born in Joliet. That's all I have other than Eleanor's family. Eleanor is my second cousin once removed.

Re: Anna Margaretha (aka Margaret) Eberhard - b. Jan. 14, 1760 Northampton Co., PA

bulouse — 2009-02-10 04:57:20Z

i am looking for information about Margaret Eberhard who wrote the poem:
"Quiet thoughts"

Amelia Eberhard Scherneck Fisher

jackdog93 — 2009-01-28 03:37:04Z

Looking for any information about Amelia or Emelie Eberhard, married Scherneck, then married Frederick Fisher. She was born and died Germany. Can anyone help?
-Jack

Re: John G. Eberhard & fam - Akron, Ohio

clooniff — 2009-01-28 02:26:19Z

Thanks, Michelle. I would love to see that picture. You and Wally are the first Eberhard relatives I have found. Old Gotthilf told his son and grandson that he had been separated from his family while leaving Germany and had never seen them again. There must have been some odd estrangement between him and John. So I was pleasantly surprised when I found his passport application on Ancestry yesterday that led me to the ship register with the family on it.

Betty

Re: John G. Eberhard & fam - Akron, Ohio

PIPEL1961 — 2009-01-27 18:12:22Z

I believe you are absolutely correct that John G. is indeed Johann Georg. I don't have access to my notes (I'm at work, and I just moved to a new home, so still in boxes). But as soon as I'm able, I'll do more research. Did you know that a memorial exists in Sharon Center, Ohio, with Gotthilf's name listed? (as a Civil War soldier). I have a photo - I can share it with you.
Would love to continue our conversation with more info!
Michelle

Re: John G. Eberhard & fam - Akron, Ohio

clooniff — 2009-01-27 17:11:55Z

This is speculation based on the fact that John G. Eberhard and Gotthilf Eberhard (my ggrandfather)were living right across from each other at the Corner of E.Exchange St. in 1880. When Gotthilf arrived in NY 1853 on the John G. Coster with his family, that included a brother George born in 1827 or 1828--I wonder if his full name was Johann Georg? Not uncommon in those days to have Johann as a first name for all the sons and then they used the middle name at home. At some point a son moved to Cleveland and may be the one who founded the Eberhard Foundry there.

Akron, Ohio Eberhard Garske

bigredlancer — 2008-11-23 20:19:00Z

My Great Aunt, Emma Auguste Garske, married Boyd C. Eberhardt/Eberhard (depending on what census) in Concordia Lutheran Church in Akron, Ohio. Zeugen (Witnesses): 1. Percy Morgan, 2. Maria geb Garske Morgan. Her father was Ernst Garske. Boyd's father was Theodore from PA.
JJ

Jacob Everhart, b . ca. 1796 in Mifflin Co., PA

SCarney — 2008-11-08 20:12:12Z

I'm looking for additional information for the following:

US Army, Register of Enlistments, 1798-1914
1815 May 17 -- 1821 Jun 30
(source Ancestry.com)
Everhart, Jacob
Bt. C Artly I, 1st Batt'n
Age: 22
Occupation: farmer
Height: 5'8"
Eyes: hazel
Hair: dark
Born: Mifflin Co., PA
Enlisted on: Dec 12, 1818 for 5 yrs
Book: 5 3 7 SAMR
Capt. Gates Co I at Fort Niagara, NY

Re: Eberhards in Michigan

SCarney — 2008-03-20 14:17:53Z

I have information for your Eberhard's. Contact me at
SCa1390698@aol.com

Eberhards in Michigan

ashleytomlinson77 — 2008-03-19 23:21:39Z

I looking for anyone related in any way to McDonald Eberhard???!! or any of the Vance Eberhards??!! Deyo Eberhard??!! Duane Eberhard???!! Any info would be nice.

EBERHARD - STEHR

SCarney — 2007-06-27 03:58:42Z

For those who may be interested in Barnhard Eberhard and Dorothy Stehr's line of Eberhard's I have posted my Eberhard - Stehr tree on RootsWeb. It contains 3140 individuals. It has information for most of Barnhard and Dorothy (Stehr) Eberhard's children, those who stayed in Pennsylvania and those who moved west to Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and beyond. It covers six and in some cases 7 generations.

EBERHARD - STEHR

SCarney — 2007-06-27 03:54:12Z

Re: John G. Eberhard & fam - Akron, Ohio

PIPEL1961 — 2007-04-18 20:59:01Z

Hi Wally,
I just discovered some information on a patent that your great grandfather had! Go to www.google.com/advanced_patent_search.
Search for Eberhard, in Ohio, years 1860-1915 - several Eberhard's appear.
How is everything going?
Michelle

Re: Anna Margaretha (aka Margaret) Eberhard - b. Jan. 14, 1760 Northampton Co., PA

helfrich4 — 2007-03-05 11:24:53Z

Thanks for the lead. I will try to investigate it. I'll let you know what, if anything, I find.

Re: Anna Margaretha (aka Margaret) Eberhard - b. Jan. 14, 1760 Northampton Co., PA

007Ruth — 2007-03-05 06:38:05Z

Info from Weisenberg Church, Northamptom/Lehigh Co., PA. There was a Johann/Hans Jurg EHRENHARDT and his wife, Veronica who had a son, Andress, born 4 Jan 1773. There was, also, a Hans Jurg EHRENHARDT and his wife, Maria Margaretha, who had a daughter, Maria Barbara baptized on 5 Mar 1761 and the sponsors were Barbara HEILMAN and Henrich EHRENHARD. And there was Georg EHRENHARD and his wife, Veronica who had a daughter, Eva Elizabeth on 12 May 1771. I would say Hans Jurg and Maria Margaretha would be worth investigating further.

Re: Reuben Eberhard

SCarney — 2007-02-13 15:12:08Z

Grant Eberhard is listed among the household members in the 1870 census. He is a son of Reuben and Mary Jane (McCormick) Eberhard and a brother to Elmer. Elmer's full name was Elmer Ellsworth Everhart. Sabie was Reuben's second wife. Mary Jane and Reuben divorced not long after 1870 and Mary Jane returned to Colon along with several of their children.

1870 Republic Twp., Republic Co., KS, US Census, pg. 53
Eberhart, Reuben 35 M farmer 300/500 b. PA
Eberhart, Jane 35 F keeping house b. PA
Eberhart, Calvin 19 M farm laborer b. PA
Eberhart, Franklin 15 M farm laborer b. MI
Eberhart, Eldoras 12 M at home b. MI
Eberhart, Ellsworth 9 M b. MI
Eberhart, Mack 7 M b. MI
Eberhart, Grant 5 M b. MI
Eberhart, Lemuel 2 M b. MI

The spelling of the surname seems to have been entirely up to the individual. Most of the family used Eberhard although Eberhart, Everhart and Eberhardt also appear in the family.

Contact me at SCa1390698@aol.com for more info.
Sue

Re: Reuben Eberhard

ltunks72 — 2007-02-13 14:49:30Z

June and Sue,
My information on Reuben is a bit limited, but I can tell you what I know (might not be too much).
My grandmother, Velma Verleen Everhart Tunks (married Merle Tunks, May 1, 1943) is the daughter of Frank Everhart (b. June 5, 1895 in Belleville, KS) and Lydia Pearl King (b. Oct. 15, 1893 in Cuba, KS).
Frank's father is Elmer Everhart (b. Feb. 4, 1854, d. March 5, 1952). Elmer was born in Colon, MI. He was married to Susie Blanchard (b. May 22, 1864, d. Aug. 6, 1918) from Wisconsin. For a time, it seems as though Elmer worked for the Rock Island RR as did his son Frank (my ggrandpa).
I know very little about any of Elmer's siblings. It is possible that Reuben might have been a brother. I have some old photocopies of a picture of Reuben (Civil War vet, 15th inf. Mich.) and a younger male who I believe is named Grant Everhart. On one of the photocopies, it states that Grant is a grandson but I am unsure how he fits in. This is one of the questions that I am trying to solve.
Initially, I thought that Elmer might be Reuben's son, but as I do the math, it is not possible. What is possible is that Elmer may be a younger brother or perhaps a cousin, but again, I do not know which leads to another question I am looking to answer.
Buried next to Reuben Eberhard is Sabie Smith Eberhardt (b. 1828?, d. 1912. I am not sure who she is, but I believe she may have been a wife to Reuben, based on the proximity of the grave. Again, another question I have.
I do have more information on Elmer's children (such as names and birth years) if you are at all interested, particularly Frank (WW 1 vet) as he is my grandma's dad, and his children.
Any information to fill in the holes would be more than appreciated. Thank you and take care.

Lawrence Tunks

Re: Reuben Eberhard

SCarney — 2007-02-13 14:22:29Z

I would be very interested in any information that you could supply for Reuben Eberhard and his descendants. I have a good deal of information on the Eberhard's and can fill in many blanks.

Sue C.

Re: Reuben Eberhard

juneke — 2007-02-12 22:07:10Z

It is a very interesting family. Do you have pictures of any of your ancestors? Contact me at juneke@btc-bci.com.
I knew that there would be alot of ancestors from Reuben, as he migrated out west.

I descend from Daniel, and his three sons were in the Civil War.

Alot of the Eberhards changed the spelling on their last name. I have been doing Geneology for several years and some of my other lines also did the same thing.

We have much to talk about.

June

Re: Reuben Eberhard

ltunks72 — 2007-02-12 21:55:31Z

June,
It sounds as though you have tons of information regarding Reuben Eberhard. I have some questions, hoping you might have some answers:)
I am looking for some information regarding Reuben Eberhard who served in the Civil War for the Mich. 15th Inf. He is buried near Belleville, KS. It seems as though he was married to Sabie Smith (b. 1823 d. 1912 alongside Reuben). I believe one of their children is Elmer Everhart but am unsure as to why there is a change in spelling. Elmer is the father of my ggrandfather, Frank, who is the father of my grandmother, Velma. Do you know why there is a change in spelling?
Also, who is Reuben's father? From what line is he descended from?
His tombstone is very old and difficult to make out. I am not sure his birth or death dates.
In addition, do you know any of the family's history prior to John (1780-1857) and Elizabeth (1789-1862)?
Any information would be very appreciated. Thank you.

Re: Reuben Eberhard

ltunks72 — 2007-02-12 21:55:12Z

Re: EBERHARD, 1916 East Orange, NJ - EOHS yearbook

jude1844 — 2007-01-21 15:10:00Z

Betty,

I'm sorry to have to tell you that Linda passed away a year ago (late January) as a result of gall bladder/liver cancer. I am her niece. I happened to be online because I was trying to remember the exact date of her passing.

Judy

Re: EBERHARD, 1916 East Orange, NJ - EOHS yearbook

jude1844 — 2007-01-21 15:09:59Z

Eberhard Connection-Schubarth

johnschlesinger92 — 2006-08-02 19:53:37Z

My Aunt a Margret Schubarth married Walter C. Eberhard approx. 1920 and lived in Waltham Ma, with three children. Walter born 1922, Kenneth 1923, Jean born 1927. He was a prpfessor at MIT.

John Schlesinger

jschlesinger@comcast.net

Re: EBERHARD, 1916 East Orange, NJ - EOHS yearbook

2006-07-01 22:24:00Z

Erica

I am looking for Linda Eberhard who has a daughter named Jill. Linda and I worked together at NIS in Tampa prior to her having a stroke many years ago. The last time I heard from her was in 2006, she was living in Orange Park Florida. I really miss her and am concerned and would love to get in touch with her. If you or someone in the family can help me get in touch with her that would be great. I really miss her friendship.

Peter Eberhard of Galveston, TX. in 1900

BasketLady420 — 2006-06-12 10:55:44Z

EBERHARD, Peter (609 Broadway)
EBERHARD, Mrs. Peter

are listed among the dead in the 1900 Galveston, Texas Hurricane.

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information, which comes from a website called "1900 Galveston Storm Recorded Deaths List." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.gthcenter.org/exhibits/storms/1900/victims/vicE.h...

Jacob Eberhard from swirzerland to New-york 1868

genevievemoulinier — 2006-05-05 12:09:34Z

I am French, my ancestor jacob Eberhard born in switzerland (1804) came with his 3 children Caroline, johann and Alfred in 1868 , and lived in New-york, if some one know anything about them ...please
Thank you

Johannes Eberhard in N.Y., 1710

BasketLady420 — 2006-04-11 20:30:24Z

Johannes Eberhard is listed on a webpage called
"Names of Male Palatines above twenty-one years old in Livingston Manor, N. Y. in the Winter of 1710 and Summer 1711"

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information. The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.searchforancestors.com/passengerlists/livingstonm...

Re: John G. Eberhard & fam - Akron, Ohio

2006-02-01 02:14:59Z

WOO HOO! What a thrill to get your response so quickly! If I'm not mistaken, was John J.'s wife's name Emma? (I've just started researching this family, so have been tracing them through the census records.) I received the death certificate for John G (died 1912) and it listed his parents as Frederick and Catherine Miller (supposing it was Mueller).
I would love to exchange information with you (most of what I will be able to supply would be the descendents of Mary/Louisa).
Perhaps you can contact me directly at PIPEL1961@yahoo.com.
Thanks again! I look forward to hearing from you.
Michelle
Centennial, CO