The RINEHART surname is in Eileen's maternal line. The origins of the surname are Swiss. Spelling variations of the surname include: Reinhart, Reinhard, etc.
Stories and history:
Ahentafel # 57 : Margaret Rinehart (1822-1895). Margaret was born July 6, 1822 in Henry County, Indiana. She married January 31, 1841 in Henry County, Indiana to Solomon Lewis (1820-1895). Solomon was born January 9, 1820 in Montgomery County, Ohio. They raised 7 children in Wayne and Huntington Counties, Indiana. Solomon died December 18, 1895 in Lancaster, Huntington County, Indiana. Margaret died October 28, 1895 in Lancaster, Huntington County, Indiana.
Ahnentafel # 114: Jacob Rinehart (1796-1847). Jacob was December 9, 1796 in Virginia. He married January 29, 1821 in Preble County, Ohio to Mary "Polly" Adney (1800-1877). Mary was born December 6, 1800. They had 3 children. Mary died December 7, 1877 in Henry County, Indiana. Jacob died August 4, 1847 in Henry County, Indiana. Both are buried in the Chicago Corner Cemetery, Henry County, Indiana.
Ahnentafel # 228: Peter Rinehart (1764-1850). Peter was born in 1764 in Chester County, Pennsylvania. He married Margaret Minga (1772-1855). Margaret was born January 25, 1772 in Pennsylvania. They raised 9 children in Botetourt County, Virginia and Preble County, Ohio. Margaret died October 5, 1855 in Chester Township, Wabash County, Indiana. Peter died October 4, 1850 in Preble County, Ohio.
Ahnentafel # 456: Ulrich Rinehart (1745-1828). Ulrich was born 1745 in Chester County, Pennsylvania. He married Margaret ________. They had at least one son. Ulrich died 1828 in Preble County, Ohio.
Ahnentafel # 912: Ulrich Rinehart (1704-1787). Ulrich was born August 12, 1704 in Sumiswald, Canton Bern Switzerland. He married Barbara Sauer (c1710-bet1743-7). Barbara was born circa 1710 in Barlenburg. They had at least one son. Barbara died between 1743 and 1747 in Chester County, Pennsylvania. Ulrich died February 12, 1787.
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