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1850 United States Federal Census
Name Home in 1850 (City,County,State) Estimated Birth Year Birth Place
Allen Rinehart Effingham, IL abt 1844 Illinois
Barbra Rinehart Effingham, IL abt 1811 Ohio
Benton Rinehart Effingham, IL abt 1842 Illinois
Daniel Rinehart Effingham, IL abt 1811 Ohio
Elam Rinehart Effingham, IL abt 1848 Illinois
Emalzer Rinehart Effingham, IL abt 1840 Ohio
Ergstus Rinehart Effingham, IL abt 1846 Illinois
Jemmima Rinehart Effingham, IL abt 1838 Ohio
Household Members: Name Age
Allen Rinehart 6
Barbra Rinehart 39
Benton Rinehart 8
Daniel Rinehart 39
Elam Rinehart 2
Emalzer Rinehart 10
Ergstus Rinehart 4
Jemmima Rinehart 12
1860 United States Federal Census
Name Home in 1860 (City,County,State) Age in 1860 Birth Year Birthplace Gender
Daniel Rinehart Ewington, Effingham , IL 47 abt 1813 Ohio Male
Barbra Rinehart Ewington, Effingham , IL 47 abt 1813 Ohio Female
Emaliza Rinehart Ewington, Effingham , IL 20 abt 1840 Ohio Female
Thos Benton Rinehart Ewington, Effingham , IL 18 abt 1842 Illinois Male
Allen Rinehart Ewington, Effingham , IL 16 abt 1844 Illinois Male
Erastis Rinehart Ewington, Effingham , IL 14 abt 1846 Illinois Male
Elene Rinehart Ewington, Effingham , IL 11 abt 1849 Illinois Male
Household Members: Name Age
Daniel Rinehart 47
Barbra Rinehart 47
Emaliza Rinehart 20
Thos Benton Rinehart 18
Allen Rinehart 16
Erastis Rinehart 14
Elene Rinehart 11
1860 United States Federal Census
Name Home in 1860 (City,County,State) Age in 1860 Birth Year Birthplace Gender
John Rinehart Township 6 Range 6 E, Effingham , IL 60 abt 1800 France Male
Christine Rinehart Township 6 Range 6 E, Effingham , IL 74 abt 1786 France Female
Milly Rinehart Township 6 Range 6 E, Effingham , IL 30 abt 1830 France Female
Julie Rinehart Township 6 Range 6 E, Effingham , IL 14 abt 1846 Pennsylvania Female
Adaline Rinehart Township 6 Range 6 E, Effingham , IL 7 abt 1853 Ohio Female
Charley Rinehart Township 6 Range 6 E, Effingham , IL 4 abt 1856 Ohio Male
Banhart Rinehart Township 6 Range 6 E, Effingham , IL 3 abt 1857 Illinois Male
Frederic Rinehart Township 6 Range 6 E, Effingham , IL 1 abt 1859 Illinois Male
Household Members: Name Age
John Rinehart 60
Christine Rinehart 74
Milly Rinehart 30
Julie Rinehart 14
Adaline Rinehart 7
Charley Rinehart 4
Banhart Rinehart 3
Frederic Rinehart 1
The Effingham Democrat, Thursday, January 18, 1877
Passing Away. The past week has closed the earthly sojourn of several of our oldest citizens. Besides the demise of Daniel Rinehart, whose obituary is published in this paper, it becomes our sad duty to record the deaths of H. H. Mette and Frederick Korte, both of Green Creek, and among the oldest German settlers of the neighborhood. Mrs. Mintrup, widow of Frederick Mintrup, also one of the earliest settlers of the German colony which settled in this county, died last Monday at her farm residence about two miles Southeast of Effingham. She was a very aged lady, and well known and highly respected among her neighbors, both German and American. She was buried in the Catholic cemetery near this city.
Death of Daniel Rinehart. Died at his residence, on the 8th, inst., in Watson township,
Effingham county, after an illness of only a few days, Daniel Rinehart, aged 64 years.
Mr. Rinehart was born in Fairfield county, Ohio , in the year 1812; of German descent. He was born and brought up on his father's farm, and received only the routine degree of education that was then given to thrifty farmer's sons.
At the age of 25, to-wit: on the 9th day of February 1839, he married Barbara Kagay, of his native county, with whom he soon migrated to Illinois; and the young couple-their fortune consisting of honest hearts and willing hands-cast their destiny with the kind people and neighbors among whom he spent the remainder of his life...He was soon, however, elected a justice of the peace, and served well in this capacity until the year 1844, when he was elected treasurer and assessor of the county, and the proof of the ability and integrity that marked his official career here was his triumphant election to the office of county clerk in the year 1847. This office he held until 1869, except a term of four years-1852 to 1856-when Thomas M. Loy was clerk...
He was the father of six children-two girls and four boys. He was an exemplary member of the M.E. church, a Mason, a Democrat until the Grangers organized their party, and a kind neighbor...
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