Reinhart - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Johann Arnolt Reinhart

ecalbert5392 — 2009-10-27 23:18:28Z

I am looking for the immediate family of Johann Arnolt Reinhart who arrived in Philadelphia PA in 1750 on the Ship Rotterdam. I beleive that Susannah Reinhart is descended from him and I from her. I think he is either her father or her grandfather. Susannah married John Wann who moved to Harford County, Maryland. I think his father was Johann Wilhelm Wann who arrived with Johan Arnolt Reinhart.

REINHART Thomas C and Doskie

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-29 20:13:20Z

REINHART Thomas C and Doskie

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

REINHART Dick R 1907-1948

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-30 17:20:14Z

REINHART Dick R 1907-1948

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,049 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Reinhart

kyswtheart1 — 2009-07-01 03:10:09Z

I have a picture taken 1946 of a pretty young lady in a nurses uniform, signed on front "Margaret". On back of this picture is written. Permanent address, a Reinhart in Mt. Auburn Iowa. (I think it's Iowa) My Aunt was also a nurse during WWII and this was in her things.

Obit: Ambrose Reinhart of Nebraska (

wilsonje19 — 2009-04-23 15:53:17Z

Ambrose M. Reinhart, the son of Frank and Katherine (Walter) Reinhart was born, February 12, 1921 in Fremont, Nebraska. He graduated from Liberty High School near Madison with the class of "39". Ambrose joined the Navy in August 26, 1942 and received an Honorable Discharge in October 31, 1945. During World War II, Ambrose served in the U.S. Navy aboard an LST ship as a Navy Salvage Underwater Welder. He received the Purple Heart while serving in the Navy. During his time in the Navy, he traveled many places such as Africa, Italy, New Orleans, Seattle, California, New York, Panama Canal and the South Pacific.

Ambrose and Marcella were united in marriage on July 13, 1944, at St. Leonard's Catholic Church in Madison, Nebraska. He attended the University of Nebraska in Lincoln and then began his farming career in Madison County and later moved to Boone County where he lived until his death.

Ambrose was a life-long farmer. He enjoyed dancing, polka music, reading, playing cards, going to community festivals, fairs, auctions, trading cars, long drives in the country and horses. He was a baseball and boxing fan. His greatest joys were watching his sons farm, visiting his daughters, and attending the many activities of his grandchildren, always with Marcella at his side. He helped mow the cemetery for years, did custom trucking, worked at the ASC office, was a mailman, and did snow removal – all while raising ten children in the Catholic faith.

He was a Member of the Knights of Columbus, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, and “Old Smoothies” Dance Club.

Ambrose passed away Monday, September 24, 2007, at the Faith Regional Hospital in Norfolk of cancer at 86 years of age.

He is survived by his wife of sixty-three years, Marcella (Frisch) Reinhart, five daughters; Rita and Jim Hegemann of Newman Grove, Jeanette and Jim Goodding of Ceresco, Sally (Marci) and Mark McLean of Palm Bay, Florida, Marilyn and Andy Myrtue of Murray, and Julie and Tom Fehringer of Lindsay; four sons; Bob and Teresa Reinhart of Grand Island, Jerry Reinhart, David and Cherie Reinhart, Dan and Tondi Reinhart, all of Albion; his sister, Mary Ann(Reinhart)Williams of Omaha, and sister-in-law, Agnes Reinhart of Norfolk. He had twenty-three grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

Ambrose was preceded in death by his parents, daughter, Elaine Marie, sister, Dorothy (Reinhart) Hittner, two brothers, Albert Reinhart and infant brother, Walter.
Funeral Services are will be at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, September 28, 2007 at the St. Michael’s Catholic Church in Albion with Fr. Stan Schmit officiating. Burial will be at the St. Michael’s Catholic Cemetery in Albion with Military Rites conducted by the American Legion Post #162 and VFW Post #736 of Albion. Visitation will be from 4-8 p.m. on Thursday at the church with a 7:30 p.m. Wake Service. Visitation will resume on Friday from 9:00 a.m. until service time at the church.

Re: Reinharts from Michigan

kathykoehler1437 — 2009-03-19 23:36:04Z

I am related to Reinharts from Reed City, MI that moved to Boston, NY. Matha (1879 to 1968), daughter of John and Mary (O'Brien)Reinhart. Please email me at fiddlehead1@roadrunner.com

Re: Reinharts from Russia

lisaklind — 2009-03-16 09:01:00Z

My great grandparents I believe came from that area. They were Henry and Katharine Reinhart and they immigrated to the US in 1906.

Re: Russell & Maude Reinhart - bio

AngieStGermain — 2009-01-18 23:34:16Z

Hi, My name is Angie and Russell & Maude were my Great-Grandparents. My mom is Connie Reinhart who was Albert and Selma's daughter (7th in the line of 12). Albert Lorenzo was Russell and Maude's 4th oldest child. Albert and Selma's oldest Richard, my uncle, and his family still live on the land. Their house is about 50 yards from where the original house was.

Lorraine, I read your posting and it was like yesterday we were at your house.

To anyone else responding to this posting (Clara's great-grandchild) please get in touch with me as I find this all facinating.

I would love to get as much history as I can to do a family tree. We need to start somewhere...

My email is saints3@mts.net. Please write.

Re: Russell & Maude Reinhart - bio

lorainkarol — 2009-01-13 12:58:28Z

Hello Cousin. My father, Kermit Oscar Reinhart was Calra's brother. I was looking for information on grandpa Russell's father, Lorenzo Reinhart and found this post. Thank you. I hope you ask Aunt Clara to tell you family stories and record them for all of us. We have hundreds of cousins that we may never meet. Blessings LOrain

Re: Russell & Maude Reinhart - bio

rockandrollchica2001 — 2009-01-04 17:06:35Z

Thank you very much for your little bit of history on my great great grandparents. Russell and Maude's daughter, Clara Isabelle Reinhart Chase, is my great grandmother who is alive and well at the thriving age of 102! I have always wanted to find out more about my heritage, and once again, I thank you.

Re: Palatine Migration

jeangell — 2009-01-02 20:32:23Z

You may have seen this website before. It can be quite useful. Beware that last name spelling in genealogy is a "freestyle" event. The way you spell your name now may not resemble anything your ancestors would recognize let alone the guy filling out the mainfest on the boat they sailed on. Good luck.

http://www.progenealogists.com/palproject/

Re: Looking for Reinhart's

momclemens — 2008-12-15 12:43:43Z

Sharon, Contact me directly at cclemens318@roadrunner.com to give me your email address. I use FTM 2009 and will email you simple directions on how to email the file since I have done that a lot. I too, would love to have the Reinhart info. It will save you lots of trouble if you learn how to email the material.
Carol C.

Re: Looking for Reinhart's

angelinlc1 — 2008-12-14 05:15:29Z

You can email me angelinlc@hotmail.com
are you related to the Reinhart's?

Re: Looking for Reinhart's

s_r_reinhart — 2008-12-14 03:14:26Z

I HAVE BEEN REEARCHING REINHART'S SINCE 1990. They are from Neubron and Wurtzburg areas, Bavaria, Germany. I have new version of FTM and have not figured out how to send electronically, but would be happy to send paper printout if you are interested. Please send your address back, or call me.
Sharon R. Skelton
PH: 812.459.4633

Russell & Maude Reinhart - bio

ccountr1 — 2008-09-05 00:30:44Z

History of Early Settlers in Roseau County, MN
1885 - 1910 Book 2 - page 383

Russell Wilbur REINHART, born 1 March, Pine Island, Minnesota. His father Lorenzo Reinhart died when Russell was 12 years old. Russell came to Warroad, MN in Sept of 1902. He homesteaded the land that later was sold to Baltze Streiff and then Ernest and Mavis Brandli.

Maude Elizabeth VOAKLANDER, born to Albert and Clara CHAPIN VOAKLANDER, was born 27 July 1882 in Lake County, south Dakota.

Because Maude's brother, Herbert was already living in America Township, her parents decided to move to Roseau County in Sept 1902. She homesteaded the land that her grandson: Richard Reinhart eventually owned.

Maude came with her folks fra Nebraska, where they then lived, to America Township. they left by train early in Sept 1902 for Stephen, Minnesota. They arrived at Pelan, passed through Greenbush, where a friend of Maude's grandmother: Harold Sanders greeted them which made them feel less alone in the world.

Russell's trip fra Pine Island to Warroad appeared tobe more comfortable and less adventurous. He also came in September. But he came by train by way of Winnipeg.

Maude taught school in Roseau County a year or more. She qualified because she was a high school graduate.

Russell and Maude were married at her folks homestead in America Township on March 15, 1904. It was a double wedding, Maude's brother: Herbert and his bride Annie being the other couple.

Russell sold his homestead and they made their home on Maude's farm. After a few years they sold that farm to Ambrose Engles and bought 40 acres in Moranville Township where they lived for a few years. Then they bought back the homestead farm which was sold for delinquent taxes. They lived on this farm until they moved to Warroad in 1953.

During those 50 years, Russell and Maude reinhart raised 14 children to adulthood.

Russell's formal education stopped at the end of grade four, but nonetheless he was an avid reader.

Russell Wilbur reinhart died December 20, 1961. Maude Elizabeth Voaklander Reinhart died Sept 25 1963. they were buried in the riverside Cemetery on the bank of the Warroad River.

*I am not related to the above persons. Thank you.

Sarah Reinhart Oldaker

jcrews67 — 2008-06-02 02:38:56Z

I am seeking information and family connections for a Sarah Reinhart who would have married William Harrison Kirkpatrick. I believe they had at least one son by the name of Lloyd.

Re: John A. Reinhart

Major01 — 2008-04-16 02:48:19Z

Laura,
Can you provide me any further information so that I can corollate the imformation? You can contact me directly at JPReinhart@netzero.net if you wish. I have John's genealogy all the way back to Germany. Wife: Mamie Paradis. Children: Marguerite E. and James S. Are there any decendents still living in the Kansas City are?

Jim Reinhart

Re: John A. Reinhart

jharraman1 — 2008-04-16 02:18:51Z

I think the person you are looking for was my grandfather.I know he had children named cliffe and May from a marriage before my grandmother.He also had a family after my grandmother.
Laura

Re: Margaret Hess Reinhart of Mildmay, Ontario, Canada

2006-08-28 13:50:08Z

hi karen, thanks for the response...yes that Jacob in my great-great grandfather and his family, but he was born in 1832/31....my problem is that we cannot find out how he was or if he was connected other reinharts... he was in waterloo county and marrys into a menonite family...my grandfather told us that there was a family story about him getting off a boat from germany as a baby, his mother having died in childbirth...anyway did you have a family history of your reinhart connections that i could look at...thanks, denis

Harold Reinhart and Marie Clancy, NY

2006-08-07 02:43:25Z

I am looking for any kind of information regarding Harold Reinhart who married Marie Clancy. They resided in Chemung and possibly Steuben Counties in NY. Sons Charles(11/9/33-3/5/2006) and Harold Reinhart (5/11/1925-5/1986).
Thank you!

Re: Madison County, IL Reinhart family pictures

2006-08-02 21:53:45Z

Those are my relatives -parents were Julius and Mary Reinhart of Highland, Madison County! I remember my mother talking about the Voights. I would love to hear from you!

Re: Reinhart Family-GreenBay, Wisconsin

2006-02-09 19:16:43Z

Re: Margaret Hess Reinhart of Mildmay, Ontario, Canada

2006-02-07 18:51:28Z

Margaret's half-sister Elisabeth was my g grandmother. Do you have Margaret's death information? Mildmay, Ontario? Had she remarried after Francis' death? I have info re origins in Germany to share. Sincerely, Albert Davey.

Re: Nicholas Reinhart

2006-02-04 02:00:09Z

There are quite a few Reinhardts/Reinharts in Wurttemberg (umlaut over the u; or spelled Wuerttemberg). For example my Reinhardt/Reinhart lines came from villages around Reutlingen (south of Stuttgart). They settled north of Waterloo, IA, in the early 1860s having first come to NY starting in 1848 and continuing through the 1850s. One of the obituaries I have says Wittenberg, which is a typo. Also, my Reinhardts (some dropped the d) emigrated through the port of Antwerp, Belgium, and I found an index for the year 1855 that listed a couple family members and included passport information with the village of origin. The church records in the particular villages I researched were well kept and one had records going back to 1583 while others only back to 1648. Hope this might be helpful.

Gary

Re: surname VON KAENEL

BarbaraPhelps21 — 2007-04-14 04:27:33Z

My great great grandmother was Barbara von Kanel (umlaut over the a) and I have several generations back from her to 1640 from the area you are looking in (Saanen)Gilgin, Emanuel; Hans, Hans, Abraham - anything on this line back further or on their wives would be appreciated. bphelps@pressenter.com

Re: for the family tree of Augustus Dickens

lnsfmly — 2008-02-26 13:01:08Z

Question for person who posted this message. How does this post relate to the REINHART message board? Thank you for your response.

REINHART Sr., Thomas F.

CooooCayemberg — 2007-04-16 19:40:22Z

The Green Bay Press Gazette, Green Bay, WI, April 16, 2007

Thomas F. Reinhart, Sr., 75, Green Bay, died Saturday, April 14, 2007, at Century Ridge. Thomas was born Feb. 23, 1932, in Green Bay to the late John C. and Catherine (Crowley) Reinhart, Sr. Tom graduated from Central Catholic High School and attended the University of Wisconsin at Madison.

He is survived by seven children, Debbie (Scott) Sidell, George, Steve, Chris (Maria), Mark (Julie) Reinhart, Terri Hart, and Frank (Debbie) Reinhart; 20 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; one sister, Jessica (Michael) Raymaker; one brother, David Reinhart; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins.

In addition to his parents, Tom is preceded in death by two sons, Tom "Tiff" and Jerry; and two brothers, John, Jr. and Michael.

A private memorial service will be held at St. Mary Catholic Community of De Pere at a later date.

Special thanks to the staffs at Century Ridge and at NEW Curative Insider Program as well as personal caregiver, Glen LeCloux, for the care and concern for Tom.

Reinhart maiden name on York PA Peterman fractur

Lookin4treasure — 2006-06-17 03:40:38Z

I saw a Fractur while browsing an antique shop today.
It was in German but here is the jist of it:
Peter Peterman & his wife Barbara Reinhart gave birth to a daughter Elizabeth on Nov. 21, 1812 in Manheim Township York County PA. No date was given for a baptism but witnesses at her baptism were listed as Daniel Peterman & Frau Christina. I couldn't make out the name of the clergyman.
There was a later handwritten notation that said, "died March 26, 1902." I assume this date of death is for Elizabeth.
I'm not related to this family, I just like to list these sort of things for other researchers since I see them in my quest for antiques & items from my family.
If anyone related is interested in obtaining this document please e-mail me & I'd be happy to lead you to where I saw it & you could acquire it if it is still there.
I hope this helps someone out there!
Chris

Re: John A. Reinhart

Major01 — 2008-01-10 19:10:26Z

aggb432: My first cousin (once removed) was a John A Reinhart. He was born 22 April 1867 in Peoria, Illinois: the son of Francis J Reinhart and Elizabeth Fitzgibbons. After Elizabeth died, Francis moved his family to Kansas City, KS.

John A Reinhart served as a Corporal, Company F, 23rd Regiment, US Army, in the Phillipine Insurrection. He married a Mamie Paradis. They had two children that I know of, Maragaret and James. In 1923, I show him living at 110 Spring Street, Kansas City, MO.

While its a remote possibility your John A Reinhart is the same person as my John A Reinhart, take a look and let me know what you think. Author: Jim Reinhart, JPReinhart@netzero.net

John Reinhart of Galveston, Tx. in 1900

BasketLady420 — 2006-06-01 23:49:27Z

REINHART, Agnes (daughter of John)
REINHART, Helen (daughter of John)

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

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

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

Agnes & Helen Reinhart, d. in Galveston, TX. 1900

BasketLady420 — 2006-02-22 22:30:33Z

Agnes & Helen Reinhart, daughters of John, 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 webpage titled "The Great Galveston Storm" The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~barnette/surnames_c...

Re: Nicholas Reinhart

thomaskoc — 2006-08-09 08:07:11Z

I have information on the Gulden line going back to early 1600s.

John and Minnie Reinhart

shelia396 — 2006-05-01 00:02:42Z

Looking for any information on John and Minnie Reinhart (who lived in the Cincinnati/Brombley/Ludlow area) on their ancestors and where they are buried. They were my Great Grandparents. John apparently had a heart attack fell into the Ludlow Lagoon while watering his horses and drown about 1907. Minnie's maiden name is not certain, could be Creedy / Crete / Kridie, I'm at a dead end on that. They had about 14 children, their daughter Marie being my Grandmother, she married Louis F. Fayard on 02-08-1904. i would love to find their graves.
Thanks,
Shelia

Reinhart in Logan, Auglaize & Allen Co's in Oh.

loisstegal70 — 2007-12-08 17:52:13Z

Anyone out there who is researching this line?
I'm in the process of tring to follow them on census.
Most interested on Michael's son Geo that married several times. Was moved to Ore. by his son John August & died there.
Looks like most of his children stayed in the area.
World Family Tree gives his 1 wifes name as Christina Helminger, but Auglaize Marriage give that name as the women his son David married, as will as it being his mothers name.
It has George's wifes as:
1 Christina Helminger
2 Nancy McKinnon
Auglaize Marriages
Geo Reinhart
3 Christina Bulfer 28 Jan 1856 Vol 2 Pg. 58
Geo Rinehart
4 Christina Schleighling 14 May 1861 Vol 3 Pg 11
Geo Reinhart
5 Elizabeth Toland 18 Jan 1874 Vol 4 Pg 189
Geo Rinehart
6 Leah Schlicking 7 Feb 1883 Vol 3 Pg 96
Geo Reinhart
7 Mary E. Arabuster 30 Jun 1886 Vol 5 Pg. 509
Can any one shead some light on this man & his family? My intrest comes from the family of his daughter Emma Dobie.
loiswallace@charter.net

for the family tree of Augustus Dickens

llaadams — 2008-02-26 07:55:03Z

Jesse was not the name of my dad it was Jene Lee his birth date was 1/21/1928 and he died 3/12/1996. His mother's name was spelled Beota and Flora's last name was Lutzenhiezer. whoever entered this info, please change it

Lola Magnolia Reinhart 5/27/1888

mscozmokids — 2006-07-02 21:04:39Z

Her sister was Emmaline Caroline.Their parents were Daniel Reinhart and Silva Eugenia Andre'. Any more info on this line of Reinharts would be helpful.

Madison County, IL Reinhart family pictures

belle19771 — 2006-02-26 23:13:10Z

I have some pictures of the Reinhart family who lived in Madison County, IL; the pictures that I have don't have a date written on any of them, so I am guessing that they are from the early 1900s, maybe 1920s. The names on the back are William, Irma, Melvin, Edith, Oliver, and Alice. Please let me know if any of these sound familiar.

John Reinhart-Indiana?

DeeAnnLundgren — 2006-03-06 16:14:48Z

Does anyone have information about a John Reinhart who filed an application for a Civil War pension in the early 1930's? It was likely filed from Indiana.

George Reinhart NY

lindsayxx — 2006-09-19 18:21:17Z

Looking for info on George Reinhart he married Bertha Shewnstine (bertha's last name may be spelled wrong) they had 3 boys. Names were. George, Warren, Adam
son George married Dorathy ?, Adam married Caroline Dungan.Last known lived in NY Long Island area.
Any information would be help full. thank you

Re: Blaise [Ray?] Reinhart Franciscan Priest Ordained June 1955

ajr41 — 2007-08-12 14:18:01Z

Hi -

Rev. Blaise is my uncle. It looks like your post is a couple of years old. We would be interested in finding out more about the pictures you have. Please feel free to contact me.

- Andy Reinhart

Re: Salome Sarah Reinhart/ Anthony Bayer 1700's

srs109 — 2006-06-17 22:18:44Z

I also have Salome Reinhart and Anthony Boyer, who was a Revolutionary War soldier. I have a few ancestors of his, but none for Salome. What do you have?

M. Reinhart, dies in depot at South McAleester, Oklahoma

maryachtrh — 2008-01-15 21:53:39Z

Appears in "The Wapanucka Press" 15 October 1903 Wapanucka, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

M. Reinhart, a resident of Arkansas, aged 65 years, died in the depot at South McAlester while awaiting a train.

Re: Reinhart Family Indiana

s_r_reinhart — 2006-06-30 18:05:18Z

Bartholomaus Reinhart (many spellings) came to America on June 22, 1841 through the Port of Baltimore (MD) on the ship "clementine". He was hard to find because his name was spelled Bartel Reinard on original ship register. On other media he is also listed as Rheinhard.

For more information, email me at srskelton906@peoplepc.com, not the listed one above.

I have several generations prior to Bartholomaus (incidentally whose first name is Johann).

Would life to compare/share info on this line.
Thanks, Sharon

Re: Margaret Hess Reinhart of Mildmay, Ontario, Canada

kareen201 — 2006-10-15 23:56:46Z

Margaret Hess Reinhart was my gg grandmother. To the best of my knowlege they had four sons: John, Joseph, William, and Francis. They also had three daughters: Elizabeth, Margaret, Christina, and Kate. My great-grandmother was Elisabeth. I remember Kate was a nun and I think she was the only one still living when I was young.

Re: Margaret Hess Reinhart of Mildmay, Ontario, Canada

kareen201 — 2006-10-15 23:56:46Z

Sorry, I don't have her death information. I don't know if she remarried. I do have some old pictures of her as a very old woman and a couple of the farmhouses in Mildmay. I really haven't been tracing this family line much.

Re: Margaret Hess Reinhart of Mildmay, Ontario, Canada

kareen201 — 2006-10-15 23:56:46Z

I don't believe there is a Jacob in my line. However, I did see Jacob Reinhart from Waterloo born in 1932 on the family search site. Wife: Maria. Children: Issac, Jacob, Nancy and Andrew. Hope that helps!

Re: Margaret Hess Reinhart of Mildmay, Ontario, Canada

kareen201 — 2006-10-15 23:56:46Z

Hi Denis. I sent a file directly to your email.

Re: Margaret Hess Reinhart of Mildmay, Ontario, Canada

@@denisbell@rogers.com — 2006-08-27 14:33:57Z

Hi karen, just noticed your message and I am working on connecting my great-great grandfather into the reinhart clan in the waterloo county...his name is Jacob and born in 1831. rumour has it that he was born on a ship coming to canada...so any connections
thanks denis

Re: John A. Reinhart

aggb432 — 2008-01-09 22:12:16Z

John Reinhart was my grandfather...my mother was his daughter Josephine. My grandmother was Ida Anne they had 6 children. Tommy,Johnny, Margaret.(deseased) Betty, Marie, Josephine and Rosemarie (Billie). John and Ida never divorced....for some reason he left them in Arizona and disapeared......My grandmother raised the children on her own and passed away in 1981 in Modesto California at my father and stepmothers home wher she lived for many years.
My step mom was Josephines sister...my father married sisters. We found my grandfather John in the 50's and he replied to several of my letters. Some of his children with Ida corresponded with him...others did not. My grand mother never re married. She was a langley from Dallas.
I was for a long time her favorite grandchild and lived with her often traveling between Phoenix and Modesto on the Greyhound bus line.
My Grandmother was a good lady and was always helped by her children especially my Uncle Tommy...my dad James E Walker and my stepmom Margaret (Jimmie). she spent her last years living in the guest house at their home.
I never met my grandfather, John or any of Ida Anne Langley's family....I am 60 now and would like to know more about them and their ancsestors.
My father James E Walker is deseased and was from Tennessee....His mothers name was Evelyn Barksdale Walker........ I do not know who his father or grandparents were....his cousin is Eugene Barksdale of Shelby County Tn. and was the Sheriff for many years.

Reinhart

jlgreeneyes — 2007-02-12 16:04:02Z

Looking for information on Thomas and Mary Catherine (Dorneman) Reinhart in Hazleton Pa in the late 1800's.
Thank you
Janielee