Eisenhuth - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Looking for living relatives

psyche22 — 2011-10-18 02:10:29Z

Hi,
Aunt Maria as she was known to me died of TB. Harry was my grandmother Mayme Eisenhuth's sister n law. My mom loved her to death, Evelyn Eisenhuth Pedersen and mourned her passing. I guess or so I was told Harry was married to two latin gals and I know for sure he met them both while working on the Panama Canal .He lost them both. Now for the good news and the bad. I do have a photo of Maria with her mother n law, my Greatgrandmother Anna Wernert Eisenhuth which likely would add another great to you. The bad news the photo is in a album that I miss placed since I married my husband a few years ago. I know it is stored someplace but cannot figure out where. Since we have few immediate relatives living that really care about their ancestry when i find album I will send you Maria's photo. The two are sitting on front porch steps if my memory serves me right You are a priest, right? We may be the only Catholics in the Eisenhuth Clan. send me a direct email at myliability@hughes.net....don't wait years to reply lol...your 2nd or 3rd cousin Psyche

Re: Looking for living relatives

PhillipsRobinette — 2011-10-17 19:15:21Z

I have never seen a picture of my Grandmother, Maria Eisenhuth. I knew she was from Sancti Spiritus, Cuba and after the birth of Harry (my Father) and Joseph, she passed away as a result of complications due to the miscarriage of her third child. I believe that her familial name was Gallo.

Re: Looking for living relatives

stupefier — 2010-05-18 00:44:03Z

Not sue if we are in any way related. My name is Charles Harry Eisenhuth Jr. I don't know much about my fathers side of the family as he left when I was just an infant. I know he has a sister named Pat and maybe has brothers named Thomas and Dennis. I'm not sure if there were any others. I believe they were from the PA area but again I'm not sure. If you happen to know any of these people it would be great to have some information.

Re: Looking for living relatives

psyche22 — 2010-03-13 01:51:56Z

your grandfathers brother is my grandfather Floyd...I have a photo of your grandmother Maria and your greatgrandmother Anna siting on the stairs of the Eisenhuth mansion...emailme if you get this...I think maria is holding a baby

Re: Samuel B Eisenhuth

phetteplace2 — 2009-04-26 00:53:59Z

I believe Samuel was a brother of my gr-grandfather. Take a look at the 1870 census for PINEY, CLARION COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA. Parents were Phillip and Sara . Samuel attended my gr-grandfathers funeral around 1950.

Joseph, * Rohrbach am Giesshuebel, Baden, Germany - emigrated 22. Apr. 1888

inselpfarrer — 2009-03-27 01:11:51Z

Rohrbach is today a part of Eppingen, Baden, Germany near Karlsruhe und Heidelberg.

Josephs parents:

Eisenhut, Vincenz [farmer, dayworker]
*30. Jan. 1838 Ro, +25. Apr. 1883 Ro, 45y
oo 23. Jun 1864 Ro [cath)
Kuhmann, Cresentia
*24. Nov. 1825 Ro + 04. Jan. 1886 Ro, 60 y
4 children, only Maria *31. Dec. 1868 survived

Anything known about Josef / Joseph?

Re: any WI relatives?

phetteplace2 — 2009-03-02 03:25:27Z

Our family came from Portland Maine. I think there may have been some relatives in RI but not sure. Our link would be Thurston Mason Phetteplace

Re: Samuel B Eisenhuth

phetteplace2 — 2009-03-02 03:21:42Z

what year qas Samuel born? My gr-grandfather was William born 1864 and had a brother Samuel. Parents were Phillip and Sarah Eisenhuth of Clarion County.

Re: EISENHUTH - BERNARD/CATHARINE SAYLOR

jandljam1002 — 2008-11-23 16:17:00Z

Unfortunately, I have no other information for Susan Heckman. Would you have anything on Heinrich Eisenhuth?

Re: EISENHUTH - BERNARD/CATHARINE SAYLOR

sgs13 — 2008-11-23 04:05:23Z

Hi, if you go to this website, you will find extensive information about Bernard Eisenhuth.
http://www.searchtrees.com/tree/15.htm

I am also descended from Bernard Eisenhuth and Catherine Saylor through their daughter Mary Magdalene Eisenhuth who married Jacob Shollenberger, the son of John Shollenbergeer and Susan Heckman. I have Susan Heckman as being born February 15, 1771 and her death as July 31, 1849. I noticed that you have Heckmanns in your family tree. Would you have any info on my Susan Heckman?

Re: EISENHUTH - BERNARD/CATHARINE SAYLOR

ddlessig1 — 2008-10-13 14:47:24Z

I am descended from Bernard (1755-1866) who married Catharine Saylor (1743-1848)of Philadelphia. He may be a son of Henrich Eisenhuth, but I have found no evidence as yet. Bernard was born in Lebanon, Lebanon County, PA, and died in Schuylkill Co., buried Ringtown, PA, Old Lutheran Church Cemetery. My Grandmother gave me information that he had a son William born 1816 from whom I am descended, BUT I QUESTION whether there was generation before William as Bernard would have been 61 and Catharine unable to have children. THere is no evidence thus far that he had a second wife. He had 10 children. I would like to collaborate with other descendants of Bernard in piecing together his childrens' births. But no one seems to want to share? I have posted my email address in a previous thread.

Re: EISENHUTH

ddlessig1 — 2008-05-23 20:55:18Z

I am descended from Bernard and Catharine (Saylor) Eisenhuth. Please contact me so we can compare notes. My email is ddlessig@msn.com

Doris

Bernard Eisenhuth 1754-1866

ddlessig1 — 2008-05-23 18:45:14Z

I would like to collaborate and identify the ten children of Bernard Eisenhuth and Catharine (Saylor). My Grandmother indicated William Eisenhuth was one of Bernard's sons. He was born in 1812. I guess that would be possible. Another Bernard Eisenhuth is found in Centre Co., Haines Twp., PA married to Elisabeth--he was born in 1809 and probably is son of Old Bernard and brother of William. And I've seen data on a George. I really would like to hear from people researching this family, especially if they have found church records giving birth or baptism dates of Bernard and Catharine's children.
Doris

Re: Augusta

tompattyk — 2008-03-22 18:24:39Z

This family is not in my direct line, but is connect to my Greens which connects to my direct line Hauns!

I have Fredrick Easenhuth, born about 1837 from Hanover, Germany. found him in the 1870 and 1880 census in Liverpool and East Liverpool, Columbiana, Ohio respectively.

Wife Sarah born about 1837 in Pennsylvania
Children
Elizabeth born about 1860 in Ohio
George T. born Jan 1865 in Ohio
William Born about 1867 in Ohio
Jospeh born about 1867 in Ohio
Augustus brn about 1869 in Ohio

My line moves through George
T. Eisenhuth who married Eva F. Green born about 1870 and married abt. 1888.

Hope this helps!

Re: EISENHUTH

jandljam1002 — 2008-01-11 19:46:54Z

I am looking for descendants of Henrich or Heinrich Eisenhuth, born in Lorraine, France, sometime in 1700's. I am also looking for descendants of Bernet Eisenhuth. I found a Catherine Saylor who, according to sources, married Bernet in 1780. Are you able to clear up any of this information for me? Guy F. Eisenhuth was my grandfather.

Re: Looking for living relatives

2006-08-17 20:18:45Z

Phillips - I guess that makes us cousins. Joe is my father and we knew Harry well over the years until he passed away - can't remember the exact year right now. Harry is buried just outside State College. Joe still lives in State College. I have two brothers - Fred and Rob, and two sisters joined our family when Joe married a widow with two girls. I can give you more info if you contact me at my email address

Looking for relatives of Tec 4 Charles W. Eisenhuth

monicataylor741 — 2006-07-08 21:09:01Z

Recently my father passed away at age 88. I found an audiotape that Dad had done with a niece about 15 years ago. I believe that he was speaking of this man when he refers to his assistant driver "Chuck". If anyone knows if his sister Hattie is living I'd like to get in touch with her. That's all the information I've been able to research so far. My father was in the 5th Armored Division 81st Battalion Company A.

Monica Taylor (daughter of Paul Mader)
202 Union St. NE
Chatfield, Mn. 55923
1-507-867-0066
monicataylor74 @hotmail.com

Re: John Otis Eisenhuth Sr. Family, PA

kiminOhio500 — 2006-06-04 01:41:24Z

I found this on a message board, dated 2004. I hope I can still get this through! I am looking also for info. on the Eisenhuth family of Schulykill cty, Pa. Susan Eisenhuth Wood was my GG grandmother. She was the daughter of Geo. and Mary born approx 1834. Susan married Jos. Wood. Do you have any info. on this part of the Eisenhuth family?

Re: EISENHUTH

KimDePew — 2006-03-13 18:15:18Z

My George also was born in PA in 1816 as well as Elijah (who I believe to be his brother) and Elizabeth (who I believe to be his mother) so somewhere along the line, this Eisenhood part of the family left PA and relocated to Ohio. I just received George's wife Sarah's death certificate from Michigan (1909) and it spells the last name Eishenhood. I have hit a real brick wall with this family!

Re: EISENHUTH

phyllisjosb — 2005-09-21 16:14:47Z

Kim,

I am sorry, but the Eisenhuth Family started in PA. in 1755 and most of them stayed in PA., through many generations. We had a George but he was b. in 1795 in Berks Co. PA.

There are Eisenhuths in NY and Texas that are no relations to the PA. Eisenhuths. Most of them came from Germany and the original Eisenhuth came from Lorraine France. They were French Huguenots.

Phyllis Osborne

Re: EISENHUTH

midlandmom_1 — 2005-09-06 16:53:19Z

My gr gr gr gr grandfather is George Eisenhood b. 1816 in PA, married Sarah Raymer in 1837. They had 6 children all born between Sandusky County, Ohio and Barry County, Michigan. George died on October 3, 1885 in Barry County, Michigan. I am thinking that George had a brother Elijah and thier mother was Elizabeth but I have no proof of this. Does any of this look familiar to you?
Thanks!
Kim

Catherine Eisenhuth and Algernon Myers

alicehoward911 — 2005-05-13 20:10:10Z

Hi, Does anyone have marriage information for Catherine Eiaenhuth and Algernon Myers b.1811.
I need date and place and where marriage record can be found.Catherine was born in New Berlin PA.Are there baptism records someplace? Born
in 1818 and died in 1843 in Bellefonte PA.age 25. Left 4 children according
to her death notice in Center County Library.
Algernon later married Catherine's sister Barbara, both daughters of Jacob
Eisenhuth who was born in 1790 in Berks county. Thanks for any help.

Donna Bast

phyllisjosb — 2005-04-28 15:22:16Z

Donna Bast, decendant of Philip Eisenhuth passed away in Las Vegas, Nevada Feb. 13, 2005

Catherine Eisenhuth and Barbara Eisenhuth

2005-04-09 15:17:32Z

Catherine Eisenhuth b July 14,1818 was daughter of Jacob b.1790.
Catherine married Algernon S. Myers b.March 4,1811-1852.
Catherine died May 25,1843 in Bellefonte, PA.She was 25 and left
3 children, Theodore,James and Jacob Hiram.
Barbara married Algernon after her sister's death.I think they had 3 children.All lived in Bellefonte PA.

Re: Edward and Nellie Eisenhuth

2004-08-22 13:38:05Z

I have gathered lots of information on the Eisenhuth ancestry and will share with you. We are descendents of the Bernard Eisenhuth that you can see on this message board alot.

I am trying now to put together Ed and Nellie's descendents and would like to had more information about John Otis and his family. If you please email me at meheeter@usachoice.net we can share information.

Thanks
Sharon Heeter

John Otis Eisenhuth Sr. Family, PA

2004-08-15 18:18:32Z

I am looking for a descendent of John Otis Eisenhuth born in 1943 to Edward and Nellie Eisenhuth. I am putting together my grandparents family history and have little information on my uncle John and his family. Anyone with information please email me. I once had Glenn (son of John) email me but have never had any more response. Would really like to include them in Ed and Nellies history.

I am the daughter of Junior Eisenhuth, John's young brother.

Thanks
Sharon

John Otis Eisenhuth Sr. Family, PA

2004-08-15 18:18:24Z

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