Hubby's great-great-grandfather was Joseph W. Rinehart (1806-1888) and his great-great-grandmother was Margaret Shanklin (or Shankland or Shank, 1807-1873).
These Rineharts are buried in Oceola Cemetery #1, a cemetery that isn't the easiest to locate without precise
directions for Crawford County, Ohio. Hubby and I went there a few
years ago to photograph their graves and research their lives. It turns
out they are the only Rineharts in that cemetery, although other
Rineharts that belong to the same family are buried not far away.
There are still so many unanswered questions. What was Joseph's middle name? What was Margaret's real maiden name? Most important, where in Europe did the Rinehart and Shanklin families leave to come to America in the 1700s?
Joseph was reportedly born in Pennsylvania--where? His parents' names are a mystery (father's first name, I don't know; mother's first name was Elizabeth but maiden name unknown). Margaret was reportedly born in Delaware--where? And what were her parents' names? Still researching...
By 1834, they were married and living in Ashland county, OH, where the first child was born. Later, they moved to Crawford county, OH. In all, Joseph and Margaret had 6 children that I know of: Elizabeth Jane, Joseph Charles, Hugh, Mary Elizabeth, Sarah, and Nancy.
On Tombstone Tuesday, I'm remembering them by submitting edits to link the family on Find A Grave.
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Tuesday, February 7, 2017
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