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Sale of Thomas Rinehart/reinhart's land. From before 1793- 1865 in same family!
Posted by: anne winters (ID *****0658) Date: December 29, 2010 at 21:52:44
In Reply to: Rinehart/Green County Pa by leona butler of 1577

Sale of the original land of Thomas Reinhart who died in 1793 from research by Anne Winters.


Franklin Township was formed in 1786-87 from Cumberland and Morgan. When Greene County was formed in 1796, it included Cumberland, Franklin, Greene, Morgan, Richhill, and a small portion of Finley.

1782 John T. Rinehart, Esq. is born (calc. from age at death)

1786 Thomas, Thomas Jr., Barnet, and Joseph are taxpayers in Cumberland Twp., Washington County, PA

1787: Intestate papers are filed for John Rinehart by his widow Ruth, "now Veach" in Washington County, PA. Simon has also been killed and Intestate papers were filed by his widow Sarah " now Jinkins."

1793 Will of Thomas Reinhart filed in Washington Co., PA: He gives his wife a life estate in his property on Coal Lick Run, and after she dies, it is to go to John T. Rinehart and Susannah Rinehart, children of his deceased son John. His witnesses were Lot Leanord, Bernard Eagon., and Jamie Eagon

1804 Deed of Gift or Will of Mary Reinhart, Widow, deceased Will Book 1, page 49, 50 Greene County, PA

She had no property to give as she had a life estate. But the contents of her home, her clothes, and what money she had she could leave to whomever she liked. No executors were named in this so called "Deed of Gift or Will of Mary Reinhart" as was written in the records. "I give unto Susanna Strawhan and to Susanna Reinhart at my death all my household goods and wearing cloths, my Chest and whatever there is within the said Chest & whatever there is within the house at my death with all the grain with all the grain I shall leave unto them or their heirs or assigns has a free gift." Witnesses Present: Isaac Dolston, James Eagon She gave to Thomas and Barnet Reinhart 40 pounds to be split between them.

I believe this is the widow of Thomas Reinhart who died in 1793. She names the same sons of Thomas Reinhart - Thomas and Barnet. John T. and Susanna Reinhart were the grandchildren named in Thomas' 1793 will. Thomas called her Ann Marie in his will, but she may have been called Mary by others. James Eagon was a witness to both . This is not definite proof but does imply she may have been an Eagon.

5 Sept 1805 Isaiah Strawn and John T. Rinehart were granted Letters of Administration for the Deed of Gift or will of Mary Reinhart, widow, "no executors being named."

December 1805 Isaiah Strawn and John T. Rinehart draw up papers with their wives to split the property. Recorded on

28, June 1808 when the wives were interviewed separately from their husbands. John T. Rinehart had married Susanna Strawn and Susanna Rinehart had married Isaiah Strawn.

1820 census John T Rinehart and Isaiah Strawn are neighbors.

1840 census Susanna (Rinehart) Strawn (now a widow) is next to her brother John T. Rinehart

11 Dec 1864 John T. Rinehart wrote his will one week before he died. "I also appoint my son Uriah Rinehart and Jacob S. Rush, my executors.

I also want the farm and personal property less the reservations heretofore made to be sold by my executors. Given under my hand and seal this 11 day of December, A.D. 1864
John T. Rinehart (seal)"


1864 John T. Rinehart is buried in the cemetery on Solomon Gordon's Farm d. Dec. 18, 1864 aged 82 y, 2 mo, 17 days.

1865 SALE OF REAL ESTATE, Legal Notice

IN Pursuance of an authority in the Last Will and Testament of John T. Rinehart, late of Franklin Township, dec'd, the undersigned will sell on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 4th day of February next, the following described Real Estate, formerly the property of said John T. Rinehart, Esq., viz:

A tract of Land situated on Colick Run, in Franklin Township, Greene County, adjoining the Poor House farm, lands of Joseph Ankrom, Adam Gordon and others, containing about One Hundred and Twenty acres. There is cleared about seventy-five acres and the balance is good timber Land.

Terms will be made known on the day of

URIAH RINEHART,
JACOB S. RUSH,
Executors.
Jan. 11, '65

February 15, 1865

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So Uriah Rinehart, son of John T. and Susannah, grandson of John and Ruth, and great-grandson of Thomas and Ann Marie(Mary), sold the property in Franklin Twp. , Greene, PA, which is now Waynesburg, Greene, PA, and had in 1786 been Cumberland Twp., Washington, PA. - land on which his great- grandfather had paid taxes in 1786!



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