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Eisenhart, Jean Leader (OBITB PA 1-3-2008)

obituary33b — 5 Jan 2008 3:39:03 GMT

source: The Hanover, PA - Evening Sun 1-3-2008
Deceased: Eisenhart, Jean Leader (OBITBPA 1-3-2008)
daughter of Guy A. and Beulah (Boyer) Leader
Age of Deceased: 81
Death date: 1-1-2008
Last Address: Hanover, PA
Date of Birth: 6-12-1926
Place of Birth: Leader Heights, PA

No relation to the deceased
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Eisenhart, Patrick Charles (OBIT PA 8-26-2007)

myobituarysite — 19 Sep 2007 11:55:08 GMT

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 8-26-2007
Deceased: Eisenhart, Patrick Charles (OBIT PA 8-26-2007)
Age: 51
Last Address: York, PA
Death date: 8-24-2007
Birth date: 3-17-1956
Birth place: Hanover, PA

No relation to the deceased
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NELSON EISENHART *

dareba — 18 Nov 2002 5:28:07 GMT

Searching for information on Nelson Eisenhart, born April 12,?
Married Fannie Godso. Daughter Frances Emma Eisenhart 1885-1964.
Lived in Plattsburg, NY in 1885 when Frances was born.

Eisenhart, Mary B. (OBIT PA 7-27-2007)

myobituarysite — 15 Aug 2007 9:21:48 GMT

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 7-27-2007
Deceased: Eisenhart, Mary B. (OBIT PA 7-27-2007)
Age: 78
Last Address: Gettysburg, PA
Death date: 7-25-2007
Birth date: 10-11-1928
Birth place: Chambersburg, PA

No relation to the deceased
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Eisenhart, James R. (OBIT PA 6-4-2007)

myobituarysite — 20 Jun 2007 12:52:47 GMT

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 6-4-2007
Deceased: Eisenhart, James R. (OBIT PA 6-4-2007)
Age: 87
Last Address: East Berlin, PA
Death date: 6-2-2007
Birth date: 2-27-1920
Birth place: York County, PA

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Eisenhart, Anna E. (OBIT PA 3-29-2007)

myobituarysite — 22 Apr 2007 9:45:33 GMT

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 3-29-2007
Deceased: Eisenhart, Anna E. (OBIT PA 3-29-2007)
Age: 78
Last Address: East Berlin, PA
Death date: 3-28-2007
Birth date: not listed
Birth place: not listed

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Eisenhart, Esther R. (Armsberger) (OBIT PA 3-6-2007)

myobituarysite — 4 Apr 2007 11:07:30 GMT

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 3-6-2007
Deceased: Eisenhart, Esther R. (Armsberger) (OBIT PA 3-6-2007)
Age: 83
Last Address: Gardners, PA
Death date: 3-3-2007
Birth date: not listed
Birth place: not listed

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Karl EISENHART of the 5th Ohio Infantry Killed in 1917 in TX

Obits101 — 30 Mar 2007 6:09:24 GMT

...from the Oklahoman Newspaper archives in Oklahoma City, OK, dated:

02-10-1917
p.2

TRUCK OF SOLDIERS RUN DOWN BY TRAIN

Two Ohio Guardsmen Killed and Two More Are Dying

EL PASO, Tex., Feb.9- Private Charles Eaton of Company L,
Fifth Ohio infantry and Sergeant Karl Eisenhart of Company
K, were killed late today when the Rock Island train,
"Golden State Limited," from Chicago struck a motor truck
in which they were riding downtown from Camp Pershing.

Private Rudolph J. Smith of Company K, and Private Dan T. Toomey of Company L, were so severly injured that they were reported to be in a dying condition following their removal to a hospital. Ten other members of the Fifth Ohio infantry were also injured in the accident.

None of the officers of the regiment were in the truck at the time of the accident. The soldiers of the Fifth Ohio infantry had accepted an invitiation to the high school cadets to witness a drill at the school stadium downtown this afternoon and were on their way to the city from Camp Pershing when the accident occured.

***posted for genealogical purposes only; no relation***

Looking for info on Jacob S. EISENHART m. Elmira "Ella" LITZENBERGER *

kevinjbowman — 5 Nov 2004 5:17:55 GMT

I have found some evidence that LITZENBERGERs emigrated in 1847 from Lehigh Co, PA to Seneca Co, OH and that Jacob EISENHART probably emigrated with them (and many others). Both Elmira and Jacob were born in 1829. They married in 1850 (3 years after their move to PA). 1860 census shows Jacob and Ella EISENHART listed directly after (next door to) Solom. and Judith LITZENBERGER in Tiffin, Seneca, OH. This seems to suggest that Elmira "Ella" was a daughter of Solomon and Judith LITZENBERGER but, obviously, this is not proof.

It appears that Jacob emigrated with other families but the other EISENHARTs stayed behind. I don't know Jacob's parents and would appreciate any information about that. I have seen one suggestion that his parents were Benjamin and Catherine EISENHART and another suggestion that his parents were Andreas and Margaret Elizabeth (SHULER) EISENHART. Census data indicates that both Jacob's parents were born in PA.

I have also found a written history, "Ancestry of the John Franglin Eisenhart family" by Willis Wolf Eisenhart (pub. Abbotstown, PA, 1951) but have not been able to connect the dots to Jacob. There is a mention in this history of a Jacob S. (1834-1920) m. Ella Smith (1830-1912), son of Jacob Eisenhart and Elizabeth Schmucker) but I'm certain this is not the same Jacob S. (birth dates are wrong).

Any information about Jacob S. EISENHART (b.1829) and his parentage would be greate appreciated.

Regards,
Kevin Bowman
Michigan

Eisenhart Jr., William L. (OBIT PA 12-22-20066) *

myobituarysite — 22 Jan 2007 1:00:13 GMT

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 12-22-2006
Deceased: Eisenhart Jr., William L. (OBIT PA 12-22-20066)
Age: 75
Last Address: Abbottstown, PA
Death date: 12-21-2006
Birth date: 11-19-1931
Birth place: York, PA

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Helena Schriver of PA.

hitchheick — 11 Aug 2006 11:08:02 GMT

W. H. Eisenhart, son of Adam and Leah (Forry) Eisenhart, was born in Manchester Township, York Co., Penn., April 6, 1840. His ancestors, the Eisenhart’s, were among the earliest settlers in this county. He was married, November, 1860, to Helena Schriver, daughter of Daniel and Catherine (Schriver) Schriver, of this township. By this union they have been blessed with two children: Flora K. and Emma J. Mr. Eisenhart is a member of the Lutheran Church.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Rebecca Hamme of PA.

hitchheick — 11 Aug 2006 11:06:58 GMT

Dr. Herman Andrew Eisenhart, of Manchester Township, was born January 25, 1843, and is a son of Dr. Adam and Leah (Forry) Eisenhart, natives of the same township, who had a family of eleven sons and three daughters, of whom our subject is the second son and fourth child. His grandfather, Dr. George Eisenhart, emigrated from Germany in the early history of our county, and located in the present limits of West Manchester. From him descended the numerous families of Eisenhart’s, most of whom reside in York County. The subject of this sketch was brought up on his father’s farm, at the same time attended the public schools. At the age of nineteen he began the study of medicine in the offices of his father, and at the age of twenty-nine, upon the death of his father, succeeded to the practice, which he still retains. August 19, 1864, he enlisted at York, in Company H, Two Hundreth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, and was honorably discharged with his regiment, May 30, 1865, at Alexandria, Va. He participated in the battle in front of Petersburg and the first and second attack on Fort Steadman. After the war he returned home and resumed his medical practice at his present home, three and a half miles north of York. He married Rebecca Hamme, a native of York County, October 14, 1866. They have eight children: Lillie Cora, William McCall, Harvey G., Adam, Kurvin C., Annie Kate, Herman A. and Howard Filmore. Dr. Eisenhart is a member of the Lutheran Church, is a Republican in politics, and served one term as school director. In addition to his medical practice the Doctor pursues farming, a part of his time, as a healthy recreation. His father died in 1872, aged sixty-two years, and his mother in 1882, at the same age.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Kate Nickey of PA.

hitchheick — 11 Aug 2006 11:05:53 GMT

Henry W. Eisenhart, foreman of the wood department of A.B. Farquhar’s, was born in Adams County, Penn., in 1839, is a son of George and Mary (Wolf) Eisenhart, and is of German extraction. His parents were born in York County, his father in 1805 and his mother in 1808. His paternal grandfather was Conrad Eisenhart, a native of York County. When Henry W. was about four years of age he was by his parents removed from Adams County to Paradise Township, York County, where he obtained a common school education. In 1858 he began learning the carpenter trade, and in 1861 went to Harrisburg and there continued his trade for about one year. He then came to York and remained a short time and the went to his native county. In 1865 he returned to York, and for five years was in the employ of Shireman, Hoffheins & Co. In 1873 he accepted his present position, and is the oldest foreman now in the employ of A.B. Farquhar’s & Co., has charge of sixty-five men. He was married in 1863 to Miss. Kate Nickey, a native of Adams County, and a daughter of John Nickey. They have one child, Albertus C. Politically Mr. Eisenhart is a Democrat, and became an Odd fellow n 1857. Mr. And Mrs. Eisenhart are members of the Reformed Church.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Emma C. Pfahler of PA.

hitchheick — 11 Aug 2006 11:04:43 GMT

C. A. Eisenhart, was born in York County in 1844. His early life was passed as an assistant upon his father’s farm until sixteen years of age, attending in the meantime the schools of his native county. Prior to his removal to Marshall, Mich., he was a teacher in the schools of West Manchester Township. A natural inclination for the profession of dentistry led him to become a student, and his close application and determined spirit enabled him to master it in all of its details. In 1860 he formed a co-partnership with Dr. Eggleston, which relationship was mutually beneficial, and the success of our subject farther advanced. Upon the dissolution of this firm Dr. Eisenhart returned to York, where he has since been in constant and continual practice. The success of Dr. Eisenhart has not been confined to the practical duties of his profession, but has extended into the field of invention. He made application for a patent upon a method for the application of electricity to supersede the use of anesthetics in extracting and filling teeth. This invention has been wonderfully successful, and has met with a large sale among the dental profession, and has extended the fame of Dr. Eisenhart, and placed him among the leading dentists of Pennsylvania. Dr. Eisenhart is a citizen of worth and progression in all matters of public advancements. He has been a school director seven years, and president of the board of education, and interested in the Safe and Lock Works, and is president of the Park :Loan & Building Association. December 5, 1872, he was united in wedlock with Miss. Emma C., daughter of Charles and Catherine (Weiser) Pfahler, and a native of York County. They have four children: William S., Luther P., Jacob C., and Harry W. The family are members of the Lutheran Church, of which Dr. Eisenhart has been a teacher in the Sabbath-school for over ten years.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Dr. Herman Andrew Eisenhart of Penn.

hitchheick — 6 Jun 2006 5:17:18 GMT

Dr. Herman Andrew Eisenhart

Dr. Herman Andrew Eisenhart, of Manchester Township, was born January 25, 1843, and is a son of Dr. Adam and Leah (Forry) Eisenhart, natives of the same township, who had a family of eleven sons and three daughters, of whom our subject is the second son and fourth child. His grandfather, Dr. George Eisenhart, emigrated from Germany in the early history of our county, and located in the present limits of West Manchester. From him descended the numerous families of Eisenhart’s, most of whom reside in York County. The subject of this sketch was brought up on his father’s farm, at the same time attended the public schools. At the age of nineteen he began the study of medicine in the offices of his father, and at the age of twenty-nine, upon the death of his father, succeeded to the practice, which he still retains. August 19, 1864, he enlisted at York, in Company H, Two Hundreth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, and was honorably discharged with his regiment, May 30, 1865, at Alexandria, Va. He participated in the battle in front of Petersburg and the first and second attack on Fort Steadman. After the war he returned home and resumed his medical practice at his present home, three and a half miles north of York. He married Rebecca Hamme, a native of York County, October 14, 1866. They have eight children: Lillie Cora, William McCall, Harvey G., Adam, Kurvin C., Annie Kate, Herman A. and Howard Filmore. Dr. Eisenhart is a member of the Lutheran Church, is a Republican in politics, and served one term as school director. In addition to his medical practice the Doctor pursues farming, a part of his time, as a healthy recreation. His father died in 1872, aged sixty-two years, and his mother in 1882, at the same age.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

W. H. Eisenhart of Penn.

hitchheick — 6 Jun 2006 5:16:32 GMT

W. H. Eisenhart

W. H. Eisenhart, son of Adam and Leah (Forry) Eisenhart, was born in Manchester Township, York Co., Penn., April 6, 1840. His ancestors, the Eisenhart’s, were among the earliest settlers in this county. He was married, November, 1860, to Helena Schriver, daughter of Daniel and Catherine (Schriver) Schriver, of this township. By this union they have been blessed with two children: Flora K. and Emma J. Mr. Eisenhart is a member of the Lutheran Church.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Mary A. Eisenhart m. Freeman L. Miller 1880

pa_bios — 15 Jun 2006 5:02:57 GMT

"Mr. Miller was again married December 14, 1880, to Miss Mary A., daughter of George S. and Mary Eisenhart....."

Biography of Freeman L. Miller
http://www.historicpa.net/bios/2f/freeman-l-miller.html

Hermann Theodor Hesse

Maureen_Sorrell — 6 Apr 2006 12:19:12 GMT

My great great grandfather was married about three separate times. He was a German Officer born in 1822. He emigrated to the US and became a colonel in the Union Civil War.
From one account, his first wife was Marie Eisenhart, from another it was a Mina from Hanover, Germany. He had later married a widow after his first wife died. Perhaps named Amalie Carolina Linde.

Any info would be welcomed

Descendants of Michael Eisenhart and Rachel Shumacher-daughter Maria Eisenhart

Donna Levy — 4 Aug 2001 1:30:06 GMT

My great great great grandparents were Michael and Rachel Eisenhart. My great great grandmother is their daughter Marie, born March 22, 1839. I haven't seen her listed on any of the geneology pages, and we are actually short of details such as the name of the man that she married, a date a place for her marriage, and the birth of her daughter Letitia, October 1864 (my grandmothers mother).

Does anyone from this line know who Marie Eisenhart married? This would be a big break for us. Thanks!

Professor J. E Eisenhart, Elk county Pa

ralson197 — 10 Feb 2006 4:54:13 GMT

Made an error! I found a copy of the obit. for Professor Eisenhart from JBPress article February 21, 1947: Dr. James E. Eisenhart, age 79, the second school principal serviving in JBurg public schools died recently after an illness of several years at his home in St. Petersburg, Fla. He is survived by his wife...he was well remembered early resident of the Burg having been school principal here for a number of years in the late 1890's just after the first high school building was completed and inaugurated the first high school department in the locatl schools...after leaving here he studied medicine and for many years was a practicing physician in Pgh until he retired some years ago to live in Florida...born in Sprankles Mills, Jefferson county, November 15, 1867 ....

Professor J. Eisenhart, Elk county, Pa

ralson197 — 10 Feb 2006 4:44:49 GMT

I do not have a connection to the Eisenhart genealogy but I am compiling a booklet about former rural and early school teachers. Professor J. Eisenhart just prior to 1897 apparently was in charge of his own summer school in Johnsonburg, Pa but had to close it because of "imparied health." He was elected as the Principal of the Johsonburg borough schools. for the school term 1896-1897. The following school term his name does on appear as the Principal so apparently he either gave up his teaching career or moved out of Johnsonburg perhaps as a "career move." I would like to learn about the Professor's education, his teaching career and also find out what happened to him after he left Johnsonburg. Any and all assistance will be greatly appreciated.

Dorothea Eisenhart and Daniel Baumer

Sandye Strickland — 28 Jul 2005 6:47:27 GMT

I am a descendant of Dorothea Eisenhart and Daniel Baumer. They lived in Penn. in the 17 and 1800's. I am seeking cousins who may beable to assist me with any part of their up-line, family life, information about their parents, or the sharing of pictures.
Your help will be greatly appreciated'
Sandye Baumer Strickland

Henry W. Eisenhart of York County, PA

hitchheick — 7 Apr 2005 8:20:37 GMT

Henry W. Eisenhart

Henry W. Eisenhart, foreman of the wood department of A.B. Farquhar’s, was born in Adams County, Penn., in 1839, is a son of George and Mary (Wolf) Eisenhart, and is of German extraction. His parents were born in York County, his father in 1805 and his mother in 1808. His paternal grandfather was Conrad Eisenhart, a native of York County. When Henry W. was about four years of age he was by his parents removed from Adams County to Paradise Township, York County, where he obtained a common school education. In 1858 he began learning the carpenter trade, and in 1861 went to Harrisburg and there continued his trade for about one year. He then came to York and remained a short time and the went to his native county. In 1865 he returned to York, and for five years was in the employ of Shireman, Hoffheins & Co. In 1873 he accepted his present position, and is the oldest foreman now in the employ of A.B. Farquhar’s & Co., has charge of sixty-five men. He was married in 1863 to Miss. Kate Nickey, a native of Adams County, and a daughter of John Nickey. They have one child, Albertus C. Politically Mr. Eisenhart is a Democrat, and became an Odd fellow n 1857. Mr. And Mrs. Eisenhart are members of the Reformed Church.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

C. A. Eisenhart of York County, PA

hitchheick — 7 Apr 2005 8:19:51 GMT

Eisenhart

Kimberly Eisenhart — 8 Jul 2001 11:14:44 GMT

I have been searching for information on my husbands family. I have it going back to Simon A. Eisenhart b. June 13, 1838. I did receive some information about his immediate family (brothers, sisters). I have the names of his parents as Thomas Eisenhart and his mother as Hannah Kerchner. But I can't seem to find anything to varify that the information I have is correct. I have found a lot of info about Simon in the pension records for the Civil War, but otherwise it has been very difficult. Simon was married to Wihlemina Vanluvanee from Bucks Cty. I believe Simon's family were all from the Lehigh area. If anyone can help me find more infor or give suggestions as to were to go from here it would be greatly appreciated.

Sylvia (Eisenhart) Boussum obituary

puppup — 2 Feb 2004 6:57:46 GMT

Source: Reading Eagle, Reading, PA Jan. 2, 2004
Deceased: Boussum, Sylvia S (Eisenhart)
Age: 58
Birth date:
Birth place: Pottsville, PA
Death date: Dec. 31, 2003
Place of death: Pottsville, PA

For a copy of full obit send email to:
dactackm@jlink.net
No relation to the deceased

PA Eisenhart

M. Morris — 21 Oct 2000 12:25:08 GMT

Hello, I am looking for Sarah Eisenhart (1801)who married Soloman Oberdier (1799). They had a son, Soloman born 1820, who married Rebecca (unknown surname). They had Emma Jane Oberdier who married Wm. J. McClellan. Any help on the Eisenhart line will be appreciated.

John Albert Eisenhart

howgeo — 24 Jan 2003 4:04:48 GMT

I am looking for information on my great grandfather who was born June 13, 1860 in Pa. (Maybe in Tremont or the Borough of Tremont) His wife was named Ida and my grandfather George Washington Eisenhart (son) was listed as being born in Tremont in 1886 on his death certificate. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Elsie May Eisenhart York PA

sherryburkett100 — 2 Dec 2003 8:08:26 GMT

Could someone please help me! Im looking for information on Elsie May Eisenhart born in York PA on 9-25-1888, She married Ephraim Rhoades, She died 1-2-1953. She was the youngest of 6 children. She and her two sisters could not hear or speak. She had three brothers, they could hear and talk. I'd appreciate any information! Thank you! You can e-mail me at sabsherry@pa.net.

Eisenhart family -decended of Martin Eisenhart

stevenwright41 — 11 Aug 2001 6:08:42 GMT

Martin F Eisenhart was born Dec.26,1898 in
Blufton, Indiana, the son of Ferdinand and
Sarah (Ickes) Eisenhart. In 1930, when Sarah
passed away, Martin had two children living
in Wakeman, Ohio.A son, LaVern, and a
daughter,Ilene B.. Their ages and mother's
name is unknown. Martin also had a daughter
born in Marion,Indiana with wife, Opal, named
Lorene. Lorene was born in Sept. 1929.
Any help welcome.

AARON EISENHART

JLinley9539 — 11 Mar 2003 10:19:09 GMT

I am searching for decendants of Aaron Eisenhart who married Elisabeth Geimer in Detroit, Michigan. She was born in 1861 in Detroit, Michigan. Their children are: Mabel, Warren, Olive and Myrtle Eisenhart. Elisabeth Geimer is my grandmother's sister,Ida Barbara Geimer Lorf.
Please contact:
Jeanne Lorf Linley
jlorf@bellsouth.net

Christopher Eisenhart or Isonhart

deborahwalter58 — 27 Jul 2003 9:52:49 GMT

Does anyone have more info on the Christopher who actually was the very first Eisenhart that came to the States? His daughter Charity married Purdy. I'm looking for info on Christopher's parents who were Christopher and I believe Charity also. Any info on both would be great. Christopher landed in White Plains area of New York or some articles say Long Island. Found some ancestors relating back to him but can't find any info in the middle to late 1600's on his parents. I believe this was part of the Prussian line of Eisenhart's and various spellings. Also info for the early 1700's. I believe Christopher was sent here for the Queen Mother to keep an eye on what is brewing in the States. But have never found any list of who was sent. I know they sent many of their trustworthy people.

Lehigh line Eisenhard has York County obits

deborahwalter58 — 27 Jul 2003 9:44:55 GMT

I have many upward of 300 copies of York County Eisenhart's ranging in dates of 1906 to 1976. Some are copies of originals and has the story attached. Please e-mail me at:
bw1dw@msn.com and maybe I can add to your line or give a story. I left another 200 lay but have quite a few.

Port Treverton/ Selinsgrove Eisenharts

craftypoppop — 3 Jan 2003 2:45:22 GMT

Seeking info on theEisenhart family who lived in the Selinsgrove / Port Treverton,PA. area. My father was William Stoner Eisenhart

Relatives

howgeo — 21 Jan 2002 9:02:09 GMT

Looking for information on the father and mother of George W. Eisenhart who came to Akron,Ohio from Tremont,Pa. He had 4 brothers - John A., Charles H., Mearl E., Newton E. and 4 sisters - Eva F.,Anna M.,Ella M., and Alice L. Thanks - Howard

Tilghman L.A.Eisenhard or Eisenhart

deborahwalter58 — 30 Sep 2002 7:06:34 GMT

I am looking for information on a Tilghman Eisenhard or t tht married an Annie Dietz on April 14,1900. Tilghman was born 9-16-1853. He is the son of Thomas & Susanna Yehl Eisenhard/t. This family had 3 children, Tilghman, Ellewisa never married, and my great grandfather George Washington Daniel Eisenhard/t. Any info on any of the above mentioned names would be greatly appreciated. Tilghman & Annie have a daughter listed that was 12 yrs. old by the name of Flossie. I have not found any other marriage dates for him so my belief is that this is Annie's child. Since Flossie was already 12 yrs. old in 1910, must be from a previous marriage. No last name is given for her.

Eisenhart

dirkwilke — 18 Jul 2002 10:22:40 GMT

In my family tree is a Anna Elisabeth Eisenhart
his spouse is Johann Heinrich Dönch.
They lived in ~1800 in germany, the place Dortmund.
(please mails in german language)

Eisenhard(t)

@@bw1dw@msn.com — 11 Jun 2002 1:48:30 GMT

Hi! I am an Eisenhard descendant. Since the name has about 100 different spellings, maybe some need to check the Eisenhard or Eisenhardt. A really good site to get some early basic info for anyone is http: //www.ironworks.westhost.com/brucee/eisen.htm
Since alot of the family members sometimes spelled their name with a d and then some spelled it with a t. It's a hard family to decipher info on because there is so much and alot of the family moved about. I am lucky that I got more recent history from family members who went to Germany to find the lineage. To everyones amazement---there are no Eisenhard or t or any of the other spellings left in Germany of this family. Maybe some distant family with different names but all the original spellings are lost. Check the history on the Kings, and Czars. Russian. With so many spellings, maybe there is something in the other spellings that you can pull from. I have a lot of info and there is more available. Visit the castle in Belzig on the computer, it is being restored. German spelling is with t and sometimes dt American spelling mostly t or d. Either side of this family is fascinating. Conradt was a descendant to Catharine the Great, brother and sister. Nobility was lost in the 1500's and restored in 1700's. Catharine the Great (Russian) married into nobility (once her family then married into it) she was stepmother to Napoleon Bonaparte. Great Reading material. Names such as Sophia Augusta Frederichica Anhalt-Zerbst or Princes Dorthea from Wuertemberg, also known as Maria Federovna. Sometimes in the lineage you find the d spelling with these names and sometimes the t spelling. Simply Fascinating reading.

eisenhart family in Lehigh Co. PA

GBelytschko18 — 29 Jul 2001 3:09:36 GMT

I recently discovered a box of documents, photos, narrative descriptions, mementos, etc. apparently compiled by my grandfather, Amber Charles Eisenhart(1889-1982), son of Sylvanus(Wayne) Eisenhart and Ida Gangawere Shearer(Scheare) of the Spring Valley, PA area. He has apparently traced the family directly back to his grandfather Hiram(married Matilda Beidler) and greatgrandfather, Benjamin(1805-1878) m.Catherine Seibel. He apparently had indirect evidence linking the family to a John Eisenhart(1769-1825) m. Catherine Hiske and to Andreas Eisenhart III (1742-1817) born in Deckenfronn, Germany. There is a great deal of additional information about other branches of the family as well as correspondence with numerous family members about Eisenhart family history including tragedies, scandals, and affectionate remembrances. I realize that I am fortunate to possess such a fascinating collection, but being a novice re genealogy and being brand new to the Internet, I am somewhat overwhelmed. Anyone wishing access to this information would be welcomed. Any suggestions re compiling and protection of these documents, etc. would be appreciated.

Descendents of Michael Eisenhart, Berks Co., PA

nevcatt49 — 9 Jul 2001 10:40:44 GMT

Attempting to compile info on my paternal grandmother's family. Michael Eisenhart married Rachel Shoemaker 23 Jan 1844. He died 1847 in Hereford Twp., Berks Co., PA. Anyone with any info on this line would be appreciated.

Eisenhart family

nancy z — 21 Jan 2001 12:39:10 GMT

Looking for Mary a Eisenhart Married a Holshue. There son was George Holshue who married Elizabeth Evert.any help out there? Thanks Nancy Z.

ZIEGLER-EISENHART

Allen Ziegler — 6 Sep 2000 5:22:12 GMT

Looking for record of marrage between Andrew Ziegler (1758-1839) and Mary Eisenhart, they lived in York Co. and Adams Co. PA.
Allen

Edwin Eisenhart

Donna Eisenhart Lindeman — 8 Dec 1999 8:36:27 GMT

Looking for any help for a Edwin Eisenhart born Feb 17 1870 in Northampton/Lehigh Co Pennsylvania maybe not sure Married Katie I Gross lived in the area of Bingen/Hellertown PA Died July 04, 1896 any info would be Helpful.