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In early life he was a farmer, but later became a shoemaker in the village of Berne.<ref name="Landmarks"/> | In early life he was a farmer, but later became a shoemaker in the village of Berne.<ref name="Landmarks"/> | ||
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He was twice married, his first wife being Christiana Dietz<ref name="Landmarks"/><br> | He was twice married, his first wife being Christiana Dietz<ref name="Landmarks"/><br> | ||
Their children:<br> | Their children:<br> | ||
*Louisa Rheinhart, wife of | *Louisa Rheinhart, wife of [[David Ball]] of Berne<ref name="Landmarks"/> | ||
*Matilda Rheinhart, wife of Isaac Ball of Schoharie <ref name="Landmarks"/> | *Matilda Rheinhart, wife of Isaac Ball of Schoharie <ref name="Landmarks"/> | ||
*Christiana Rheinhart who died when fourteen.<ref name="Landmarks"/><br> | *Christiana Rheinhart who died when fourteen.<ref name="Landmarks"/><br> | ||
His second wife was Mary Ann Havens, daughter of | His second wife was Mary Ann Havens, daughter of [[William Havens]] of Knox<ref name="Landmarks"/><br> | ||
Their children:<br> | Their children:<br> | ||
*Harrison Reinhart <ref name="Landmarks"/> | *Harrison Reinhart <ref name="Landmarks"/> | ||
*Catherine Reinhart <ref name="Landmarks"/> | *Catherine Reinhart <ref name="Landmarks"/> | ||
* | *[[Addison Reinhart]] who was a soldier in the War of the Rebellion<ref name="Landmarks"/> | ||
*[[Morgan Reinhart]] who served in the Army in the last year of the War of the Rebellion.<ref name="Landmarks"/> | *[[Morgan Reinhart]] who served in the Army in the last year of the War of the Rebellion.<ref name="Landmarks"/> | ||
*Lucy Reinhart <ref name="Landmarks"/> | *Lucy Reinhart <ref name="Landmarks"/> | ||
*Irvin Reinhart <ref name="Landmarks"/> | *Irvin Reinhart <ref name="Landmarks"/> | ||
*Mary J. Reinhart<ref name="Landmarks"/> | *Mary J. Reinhart<ref name="Landmarks"/> | ||
* | *[[Alonzo L. Reinhart]]<ref name="Landmarks"/> | ||
==Death== | ==Death== | ||
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'''Peter, the father of Alonzo Rheinhart, was born in Berne in 1803. In early life he was a farmer, but later became a shoemaker in the village of Berne. His last days were spent in Knox. He was twice married, his first wife being Christiana Deitz, and their children were Louisa (wife of David Ball of Berne), Matilda (wife of Isaac Ball of Schoharie), and Christiana, who died when fourteen. His second wife was Mary Ann, daughter of William Havens of Knox, and they had the following children: Harrison, Catharine, Addison (who was a soldier in the war of the Rebellion, 1860 to 1865, enlisting in Co. E, 7th N. Y. Heavy Artillery for three years, and was taken prisoner at the battle of Cold Harbor and was a prisoner in the Andersonville prison eleven months, and died in 18T0), Morgan (who served in the army the last year of the war of the Rebellion), Lucy, Irvin, Mary J. and Alonzo L. ''' | '''Peter, the father of Alonzo Rheinhart, was born in Berne in 1803. In early life he was a farmer, but later became a shoemaker in the village of Berne. His last days were spent in Knox. He was twice married, his first wife being Christiana Deitz, and their children were Louisa (wife of David Ball of Berne), Matilda (wife of Isaac Ball of Schoharie), and Christiana, who died when fourteen. His second wife was Mary Ann, daughter of William Havens of Knox, and they had the following children: Harrison, Catharine, Addison (who was a soldier in the war of the Rebellion, 1860 to 1865, enlisting in Co. E, 7th N. Y. Heavy Artillery for three years, and was taken prisoner at the battle of Cold Harbor and was a prisoner in the Andersonville prison eleven months, and died in 18T0), Morgan (who served in the army the last year of the war of the Rebellion), Lucy, Irvin, Mary J. and Alonzo L. ''' | ||
Alonzo L. remained with his father until twenty three years of age. He attended the common schools and began life for himself as a farmer, which vocation he has since followed. In the spring of 1888 he moved to the town of Berne on his present farm of sixty acres, where he has since resided, doing general farming. In 1890 Mr. Rheinhart was elected town clerk and several times he has been called upon to represent his town and district at town, county and assembly conventions. In 1887 he married | Alonzo L. remained with his father until twenty three years of age. He attended the common schools and began life for himself as a farmer, which vocation he has since followed. In the spring of 1888 he moved to the town of Berne on his present farm of sixty acres, where he has since resided, doing general farming. In 1890 Mr. Rheinhart was elected town clerk and several times he has been called upon to represent his town and district at town, county and assembly conventions. In 1887 he married [[Frink, Ida|Ida]], daughter of Charles G. and Margaret (Schoonmaker) Frink, and they have two children, Frank A. and Minnie. Mr. Frink, father of Mrs. Rheinhart, was a prominent man in the town of Knox, representing his town on the Board of Supervisors several terms; he was also one of the most successful farmers and at the time of his death his wealth was $50,000. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:45, May 18, 2022
Birth
Peter Reinhart, a son of Johannes Reinhart, was born in Berne in 1803.[1]. His sibling were:
- Catharine
- David
- William
- Adam Reinhart
Occupation
In early life he was a farmer, but later became a shoemaker in the village of Berne.[1]
Marriage & Children
He was twice married, his first wife being Christiana Dietz[1]
Their children:
- Louisa Rheinhart, wife of David Ball of Berne[1]
- Matilda Rheinhart, wife of Isaac Ball of Schoharie [1]
- Christiana Rheinhart who died when fourteen.[1]
His second wife was Mary Ann Havens, daughter of William Havens of Knox[1]
Their children:
- Harrison Reinhart [1]
- Catherine Reinhart [1]
- Addison Reinhart who was a soldier in the War of the Rebellion[1]
- Morgan Reinhart who served in the Army in the last year of the War of the Rebellion.[1]
- Lucy Reinhart [1]
- Irvin Reinhart [1]
- Mary J. Reinhart[1]
- Alonzo L. Reinhart[1]
Death
His last days were spend in Knox.[1]
Additional Media
Rheinhart, Alonzo L., was born in the town of Berne, July 13, 1858.
John Rheinhart, his great-grandfather, was a native of Germany and immigrated to America in 1762, settling in or about New York. When the Revolutionary war broke out he enlisted and served through the whole war.
Johannes Rheinhart, the grandfather, was born in Berne on the homestead where he was a lifelong farmer and owned a farm of 113 acres. His children were Catharine, Peter, David, William and Adam.
Peter, the father of Alonzo Rheinhart, was born in Berne in 1803. In early life he was a farmer, but later became a shoemaker in the village of Berne. His last days were spent in Knox. He was twice married, his first wife being Christiana Deitz, and their children were Louisa (wife of David Ball of Berne), Matilda (wife of Isaac Ball of Schoharie), and Christiana, who died when fourteen. His second wife was Mary Ann, daughter of William Havens of Knox, and they had the following children: Harrison, Catharine, Addison (who was a soldier in the war of the Rebellion, 1860 to 1865, enlisting in Co. E, 7th N. Y. Heavy Artillery for three years, and was taken prisoner at the battle of Cold Harbor and was a prisoner in the Andersonville prison eleven months, and died in 18T0), Morgan (who served in the army the last year of the war of the Rebellion), Lucy, Irvin, Mary J. and Alonzo L.
Alonzo L. remained with his father until twenty three years of age. He attended the common schools and began life for himself as a farmer, which vocation he has since followed. In the spring of 1888 he moved to the town of Berne on his present farm of sixty acres, where he has since resided, doing general farming. In 1890 Mr. Rheinhart was elected town clerk and several times he has been called upon to represent his town and district at town, county and assembly conventions. In 1887 he married Ida, daughter of Charles G. and Margaret (Schoonmaker) Frink, and they have two children, Frank A. and Minnie. Mr. Frink, father of Mrs. Rheinhart, was a prominent man in the town of Knox, representing his town on the Board of Supervisors several terms; he was also one of the most successful farmers and at the time of his death his wealth was $50,000.
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