I have no connection to the Eisenman surname other than for the fact I am compiling a booklet, for my own interest, about former early and rural school teachers once of Elk and nearby counties. Anna Eisenman's name was lists of teachers for the Ridgway Boro school ( 1906) and the Lake City, Spring Creek Twp. school (1901). I would like to learn more about Anna's teaching career. Possibly Anna married but if she did I have not been able to find out that name. I would appreciate any information about Anna's teaching career. I found in a book at a local library in section noted as, "representative citizens" the following information about the Eisenman surname: Samuel Eisenman..... a pioneer merchant of the east side of Dubois....has had a business there since 1885...... was born in Clarion county April 2, 1849,......son of Joseph H. and Catherine (Hooper) Eisenman...... His father, Joseph died , age 57 years old on February 8, 1877 in Clarion county...eight children were born to Joseph and Catherine (nee Hooper) Eisenman: John; Hiram (father of Ann Eisenman), Mary Ann (widow of Benjamin Hurley); Samuel A., Ambrose; Amos, Joseph and James.