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Perhaps the best chronicle of Rev. George Christian Reisinger's life was written in 1982 by his Granddaughter Frances (Natho) Sutton to his Granddaughter Lillyan (Johnson) Holmberg.  Frances' story begins with Rev. George Reisinger's father:  "George Reisinger Sr. (signature shown above) born July 26 - 1802 (This was actually the birth date shown on the tombstone of George Sr.'s wife Marianne Beilstein) in Wembach, Hessen - Darmstadt, Germany.  (Georg Reisinger was born before his father moved from Rohrbach to Wembach.)  He kept books for a wealthy titled man who owned a very large estate there (He was a stocking weaver per church records.  This probably referred to a later occupation of "keeper of the fish ponds.")  George Reisinger('s) children were George Reisinger Jr. born April 5 - 1831 in Wembach, Hessen - Darmstadt, Germany.  He died in Springville N. York, May 23 - 1902.  He is buried in Danville Ill along with his wife.  He had thirteen children.  George Jr & his sisters & brothers came to the United States when they were grown 1850.  (Only George Jr. emigrated in 1850.  His siblings came individually during the 1852 - 1860 time period, his youngest two brothers arriving 17 January 1860 with their mother Marianne Beilstein.)  They settled in Baltimore MD in 1850.  His brothers Fred & John had a confectioners & Bakery store in Washington D.C  (Fred's confectioner store was in Baltimore.  Sister Lisetta's husband Fredrich Kowallek also owned a confectioner's store in Baltimore.  Brothers John & Jacob each owned confectioner stores in Washington DC.)  George Jr. wanted to become a minister so he left Baltimore & went to Concordia College in Ft. Wayne Ind. to study.  He graduated from Concordia College in 1856.  He married Louise Brackhage whose family lived close to the school & with whom he lived while studying at school.  They lived on a farm.

They had 13 children:  Elise Marie Engelina - April 8, 1864 in Pekin Ill; Louise R. Ritter, Emelia Reisinger Johnson born 1880; Alma Reisinger Frase born 1877; Paul Gustave 1876; Frederic Wm Philip 1873; Clara Reisinger Miller 1871; John George 1868;  Johanna Reisinger Colberg 1866; Elise Marie Natho 1864 (She was called Lillie by choice by her father); Otelia Reisinger 1862; Amalia Kathrin 1860; Louise 1859 in Ohio.  (Note:  Mrs. Sutton included Lillie & Louise twice in the above list.  She omitted William & Amaila Rosina.)

Rev. George Reisinger first church was in Auglaize County, Ohio (1856 - 1864), Then Pekin Ill (1864 - 1872), Then Danville Ill (1872 - 1878), Then Wilton Iowa (1878 - 1885), Then Springville N. York (1885 - 1902)        (Note:  This differs slightly in years from the Lutheran Church Archive records.)

He died in 1902 & was brought back to Danville Ill where his daughter Lillie Reisinger Natho lived.  He was buried in Springhill Cemetery, Danville Ill."

 

Pictured Left are the daughters of Rev. George Reisinger and Louise Brackhage:  Clara, Louise, Alma, Lillie and Amelia.

The birth of George Christian Reisinger is chronicled in the records of Evangelische Kirche Rohrbach (Kr. Dieburg) as follows:  1831, on the 5th of April at 9:00 in the evening was born to Johann Georg Reisinger, German resident in the affiliate of Wembach & his wife Maria Beilstein the 3rd son, George Christian. Godparents were the unmarried brother of the mother George Christian Beilstein of Lichtenberg and the unmarried George Kaull of Wembach.  George Christian Reisinger was confirmed in the same church in 1845.  The area of Rohrbach-Wembach-Hahn was a Waldensian colony, thus explaining the use of the phrase German resident in the birth record.  Evangelische Kirche Rohrbach (Kr. Dieburg) began its history as Kirchenbuch der Waldenser Gemeide Rohrbach-Wembach-Hahn. A search of the early church records turned up only French names.  George Christian Reisinger born 1831, 3rd son of the 2nd marriage of Johann Georg Reisinger and his wife Maria Barbara Beilstein, is the first family member whose birth was recorded in the records of Evangelische Kirche Rohrbach.  Brigitte Köhler of Wembach was a wonderful resource, providing the information that prior to 1830 German residents of Wembach attended the Evangelische Kirche in Ober-Ramstadt.  This researcher then found early Wembach records for the Reisinger family in the records of Evangelische Kirche Ober-Ramstadt (Kr. Darmstadt).  Records for the family's Rohrbach sojourn were found in Evangelisch Kirche Nieder Modau (Kr Dieburg).

The first Reisinger to migrate to the Rohrbach-Wembach-Hahn area was George Christian Reisinger's grandfather Aegidius Thomas Reisinger, son of miller Johannes Georgius Reisinger of Elfeld (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau.  That town is located just across the Rhein River from Mainz.  The elder Reisinger, an orphan at age seven, came to the area to learn the stockingweaver trade, a specialty of the Waldensian Colonie.   Settling into his new home, Thomas Reisinger met and married Catherine Pastre, the oldest daughter of the Captain of the Waldensian Colonie, Jean-Chretien Pastre.   The couple's oldest son, Johann Georg Reisinger, continued in the stockingweaver trade until demand for the product began to decline, about the beginning of the 1800's, due to a change in fashion.  Following that time Johann Georg Reisinger made his living as a Pond Overseer, managing the fish captured in the manorial ponds.  He built a nice brick home for his family at 4 Schulstraße about the time he married his second wife Marianne Beilstein, mother of George Christian Reisinger.  (Thanks to Brigitte Köhler of Wembach for historical details.)

Hesse Darmstadt Map which includes Wembach and surrounding area.

Two of George Reisinger's siblings (George Nicholas Reisinger and the first Elisabetha Margarethe Reisinger) died young in Wembach.  One brother, Phillip Lorenz Reisinger, made his lifetime home in Wembach.  One brother, Johann Karl Reisinger, is not tracked.   The remainder of the children (five sons and two daughters) migrated to America, but not as a group.  The two youngest siblings came as children 12 November 1859 per Rohrbach church records.  They arrived at the Port of Baltimore, with their mother Marianne Beilstein, on 17 January 1860.  In 1860, obviously due to the exodus of his mother and the remainder of his siblings, Phillip Lorenz Reisinger took over the household remaining at 4 Schulstraße, the Wembach home that his father built in 1825.  That father, Johann Georg Reisinger, died in Wembach on November 29, 1864.

On September 1, 1856 in Allen Co, IN, George Reisinger declared his intent to become an American Citizen.  He listed his age as 25 and indicated that he was a native of Hesse Darmstadt.  He embarked from the port of Bremen and arrived at the port of Baltimore on May 25, 1850.  His Naturalization Application is in Allen Co, IN Book 3, p. 10.

While a ministerial student at Concordia College in Ft. Wayne, IN, George Christian Reisinger met his future bride, Louise Wilhelmine Henriette Brackhage, while boarding in the household of her parents:  Johann Heinrich Brackhage and his wife Marie Wilhelmine Lindemayer-Burre.  A Lutheran historian recently told me that it was a common practice for Ft. Wayne Lutheran families with marriageable aged daughters to invite a young Concordia ministerial student to board in their household.  The hope was that a marriage with their daughter might result.  That practice obviously was successful in the Brackhage household.

Concordia Historical Institute reports:  April 5, 1831 George Reisinger was born in Auernbach (should be Wembach), Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany (d. 1902). He graduated from Concordia Seminary, Fort Wayne, in 1856. He served parishes in Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, and New York. The collection at CHI contains some of his correspondence, sermons, notes, and day books.

Robert Shreckhise, researcher at Concordia Historical Institute relayed to me the following comments on George Reisinger:  "Born 15 Apr. 1831 Hesson Darmstadt; Died 23 May 1902 Springfield (Note:  should be Springville) New York; Buried Danville Illinois.  Seminary:  Concordia Seminary, Ft. Wayne, Indiana, 1856.  Ordained 14 Sept. 1856 at St. John's L. C. Wapakoneta Ohio by Rev. J. H. Werfelmann.  Parishes Served:  St. John's, Wapakoneta Ohio 14 Sept. 1856; St. John's, Pekin Illinois 9 Nov. 1862; Trinity, Danville Illinois 1 Dec. 1872; Zion, Wilton Iowa 27 Apr, 1879; Salem, Springville New York 27 Jun. 1888-1902."

The Concordia Historical Institute Quarterly Vol. III, p. 79-80 presents the article "The Missouri Synod in Northern Ohio" by Rev. George Moossel".  It reports a history of the early church in Auglaize County, Ohio as follows    "...Werfelmann's successor was candidate George Reisinger, a graduate of the Fort Wayne seminary.  He was installed September 14, 1856.  ...During the pastorate of George Reisinger St. John's in Auglaize County erected a neat brick church, 38 by 26 feet, at a cost of about $1,100.  It was the first brick church of the Missouri Synod in Northwestern Ohio.  When the church was dedicated, on the Twenty-first Sunday after Trinity, 1858, the services were the most elaborate yet observed.  A number of seminary students from Fort Wayne participated in the services, and no fewer than four pastors officiated.  Pastors Reisinger and Werfelmann served as liturgists and Professor Fleischmann and Pastor Stuetzel preached in the two services.  Pastor Reisinger served St. John's for about six years and then accepted a call to St. John's, Pekin, Ill.  His successor was Pastor Henry Steger of Cumberland, Md., who was installed in St. John's by Pastor Werfelmann the Second Sunday in Advent, 1862."

While at St. John's Lutheran Church in Pekin, IL, Pastor Reisinger was active in establishing churches in the surrounding countryside.  St. John's Lutheran Church (Sand Prairie) in Green Valley, Illinois reports the following in their booklet "Our Church For A Century - Our Savior For An Eternity":  "Before the organization of rural churches in the area, Pastor George Reisinger of St. John's, Pekin was actively engaged in mission work in the surrounding areas."  The "History of St. John Lutheran Church (Sand Prairie) 1877 - 1952" reports further:  "Pastor George Reisinger of St. John Lutheran Church in Pekin was usually called upon for baptisms, marriages and burials in the community and thus soon also began to conduct divine services in these schools.  As the attendance increased and other mission work made demands upon his time, he requested Pastor H. Sieving of St. Paul Lutheran Church southeast of Manito to help out, who thereupon began to hold regular services in the "Dixon" school.  Just how many years these services were held is not exactly known, but in 1876 Pastor E. A. Sieving succeeded his brother as pastor of St. Paul church and continued the work among the Sand Prairie Lutherans."  It was during Rev. George Reisinger's residence in Pekin, IL that his mother, Marianne Beilstein, died in Baltimore, MD (March 17, 1868) while living with George Reisinger's sister Maria Christiana Reisinger and her husband Nicholas Ruppel.

Frances Natho Sutton's 1982 letter to Lillyan Johnson Holmberg indicated, "There is a large plaque in the vestibule of our church (Trinity Lutheran in Danville, IL) about Rev. Reisinger, your grandfather, being the minister there."  The 100th Anniversary of Trinity Lutheran Congregation Danville, Illinois 1863 - 1963 featured the following information on Rev. Reisinger's pastorate.  "On the last Sunday in November, 1872, Pastor G. Reisinger was installed.  With the advent of a new minister, peace and tranquility was restored and the congregation once more began to add to its membership.  So many children applied for enrollment in the parochial school about this time that it was impossible to accommodate all of them.  Because of lack of room in the school the congregation resolved for a time not to admit children of nonmembers.  This was a pity and the congregation realized that something must be done to gather in all the souls that desired to be instructed in the saving truth of the Gospel.  Conditions made it imperative not only to provide more room but also to call another teacher to assist in the work.  The old school which at first had also served as church was now sold and a new two-story frame building was erected on the site of the old at a cost of $3,000.  A new parsonage was also built during the pastorate of Pastor Reisinger.  Mr. Zachow was called to take over a part of the work of the teaching school.  In the following years strife again broke out in the congregation and did not cease until the pastor resigned and the teacher, Mr. Zachow, was discharged."

Pictured Above Left:  Frances Natho and her husband Jesse Sutton sitting on their living room sofa in the Danville, IL home that was once that of her parents, Frank L. Natho and his wife Elise Marie Engelina "Lillie" Reisinger.  Hanging behind her, keeping a silent watch over their granddaughter, are portraits of Rev. George Christian Reisinger and his wife Louisa Wilhelmine Henriette Brakhage.

Wilton, IA brought delight and agony to the Reisinger family.  Wilton saw  the birth of George Reisinger's youngest daughter Amelia; and his 1883 naturalization as a U.S. citizen.  But the Wilton sojourn also saw the death of his wife Louise.  Louisa died very suddenly on February 17, 1888.  Her death certificate reads that she died in a few minutes, supposed to be (from) heart disease.  She was buried in Oakdale Cemetery, Wilton, IA.

(Fred Reisinger, pictured to the right, was born during the family's Danville, IL sojourn.)

Zion Lutheran Church (Wilton, IA) records include the following biography of George Reisinger:  "Having served in Danville, Ill. for seven years Rev. George Reisinger became the next pastor of Zion congregation and arrived in April 1879.  Under the guidance of Rev. Strobel the congregation became affiliated with the LCMS.  Salem congregation joined the Iowa Synod and from then on, there were two Lutheran congregations.  Rev. Reisinger was born April 4, 1831 (should be April 5th), 1831 in Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany.  His wife Louisa, also came from Germany.  He received his pastoral training at Concordia, Fort Wayne, Indiana and graduated in 1856.  He was ordained in Auglaize County, Ohio on September 14, 1856 by Rev. J. H. Werfelmann.  He served in Pekin, Illinois from 1862 - 1872.  He did much missionary work in that area as well, and succeeded in establishing two other congregations, Saud Prairie (at Green Valley) and Egypt.  His own congregation erected its first church building in Pekin in 1871.  An interesting incident is told that when Rev. Reisinger was preaching at Saud Prairie (s/b Sand Prairie), it seems some young men from there had come to town (Pekin) and "sowed some wild oats."  On Sunday afternoon Rev. Reisinger rode horseback to Saud Prairie and preached against such evil doing.  On his way back to Pekin he was waylaid by those young men and was severely beaten.  Instead of discouraging him, this served to make him more avid in his mission work.  Saud Prairie is now a large country congregation and in the 1970's was served by Rev. Charles Bell of State Center, Iowa, whose wife was Harriet Happel Bell, daughter of a former Zion pastor in Wilton.  When Rev. Reisinger arrived in Wilton the court battle had not yet been resolved.  Both congregations were using the new Salem church building.  In 1881 it was awarded to the Iowa Synod and Zion decided to build a parsonage and a school which would also serve as a church until further plans could be made.  Rev. Reisinger was the father of five children, two boys and three girls.  They are Johanna Dorothea Marie Reisinger, Wilhelm Friedrick Reisinger, Clara Katherine Reisinger, Friedrick Wilhelm Reisinger, and Emilie Henriette Elsie Reisinger. (This omitted Louise, Lillie, Alma & the children who died young.)  While serving at Wilton two of Rev.'s sister were married there.  (The two Reisinger's married in Wilton were his daughters Louise & Lillie.)  Louisa Reisinger, his wife, died February 17, 1888 of a heart attack at age 44 (should be age 49) and is buried in Oakdale Cemetery.  Within several months (June, 1888) Rev. R. with his saddened family, accepted a call to Springville, N. Y.  In 1890 he married again and his wife Margaret, also a native of Saxon, Germany, joined him there with her daughter Anna.  Rev. Reisinger died May 23, 1902.  Mrs.. Margaret Reisinger returned to Wilton to live with her daughter Anna, (Mrs. Peter Boulund) until the age of 92, when she passed away on March 19, 1940. "

Shortly after Louisa's death Rev. Reisinger left Iowa to pastor a church in Springville, NY.  Louise's body was moved from Iowa to Springhill Cemetery in Danville, IL, home of her daughter Lillie.  Early cemetery records indicate she was buried in the Natho plot.  But her current plot is the Reisinger plot purchased at Rev. Reisinger's death.  She was obviously moved to that plot after he died.  Buried in the Reisinger plot are:  George & Louisa Reisinger, Amelia Reisinger Johnson, and William Reisinger.

Pictured Left:  Emilie Henriette Elise "Amelia" Reisinger (seated right), youngest daughter of Rev. George Christian Reisinger, with her four year old daughter Eason Louise Johnson visiting her sister Louise Reisinger (seated middle) and relatives in Chicago, Illinois (1906).

George Reisinger was the pastor of Salem at a pivotal time in the history of the church. Begun in 1871 as Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church, the congregation grew steadily and dedicated its first building on August 28, 1887. Salem's centennial celebration booklet reads as follows: "The interior of the church was furnished in light wood with cherry trimming. Light shone through six stained glass windows. The gallery, seating about 200 people, was opposite a pulpit, elevated about ten feet above the congregation, copying the tradition of pulpits in Germany. After the erection of the church, the congregation faces a debt of $400. However, this did not deter them from joining with St. John's Church in Mortons Corners in calling Rev. George Reisinger of Wilton, Iowa, to serve as pastor with residence in Springville. On June 24, 1888, the Rev. Reisinger was installed. The following year a parsonage, costing $1,000 was constructed next to the church. The Rev. Reisinger was pastor for Springville and Mortons Corners churches for almost fourteen years. During his ministry at Salem, the Ladies Aid Society was founded early in the year 1902. Miss Edith Seedorf served as the church's first organist. Agreement reached between Mortons Corners' congregation and Salem's, provided for Sunday service alternating in the morning and afternoon. One week Salem service would be held in the morning and St. John's in the afternoon; the next week it would be reversed. Unfortunately, during one of his trips to Mortons Corners, Rev. Reisinger contracted a severe cold from which he never fully recovered. In April of 1902, poor health forced Rev. Reisinger to resign and on May 22 (should be 23) of the same year, he died."

George Reisinger died May 23, 1902 at about 3:00 in the afternoon in the village of Springville, town of Concord, Erie Co, NY.  His doctor reported a 5 day illness with death from Jaudice, with a contributing cause of Bilous Fever.  As per his death certificate, burial was May 27, 1902 in Danville, IL.  He is shown on the death certificate as a married Clergyman, born in Germany.  His father, born in Germany, is listed as Thomas Reisinger.  (This disagrees with Frances Sutton's family information and requires further research.)   The mother's name is not given, but her birthplace is listed as Germany.  

Pictured Below Right:  Front Row Lillie Reisinger Natho and Louise Reisinger Ritter visit their brother Fred Reisinger in Pasadena, CA.

Following is Pastor Reisinger's entry from the Death Records of  Salem Lutheran Church, Springville, NY.  The translation is courtesy of James Batchelor, a current member of Zion Lutheran Church, Wilton, IA.

     Den 23, Mai, 1902 starb der früher Pastor dieser Gemeinde, Geo. Reisinger, in alter von 71 Jahre, ein Monat, und i8 Tagen, den Sontag Trinitatis fand in der Kirche in welcher er 14 Jahre gepredigt hat, die Leichenfeier statt, worauf die Leiche nach Danville, Illinois zur Beerdigung gebracht wurde.

 

     On the 23rd of May, 1902 the former pastor of this congregation, Geo. Reisinger, died, 71 years, one month, and 18 days of age.  The funeral service took place at the church where he had preached for fourteen years, after which the body was brought to Danville, Illinois for burial.

DAILY DEMOCRAT, Danville, IL, May 27, 1902.   REISINGER    The remains of the late Rev. George Reisinger, who died in Springville, N.Y., arrived in the city yesterday morning and were taken to the home of his daughter, Mrs. Frank Natho, Wayne street. Brief funeral services will be held at the house previous to the church service, which will be at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the German Lutheran church. A male quartette composed of John Kolb, W. F. Stuebe and Robert Klein, will furnish the music at the house, while at the church the Lutheran choir will sing. Rev. Martin, pastor of the German Lutheran church, will officiate at both services and at the church. The condolence resolu- meeting of the congregation, of which the deceased was pastor for twelve years, will be read together with this obituary. The interment will be made in Springhill cemetery. 

 

Census Enumerations for Rev. George Christian Reisinger

1860 Auglaize Co, OH Census, Pusheta Township, p. 839, #551-535
1870 Tazewell Co, IL Census, Pekin, p. 225, #121-121
1880 Muscatine Co, IA Census, Wilton, p. 57B
1892 Erie Co, NY State Census, Town of Concord, 5th Election District
1900 Erie Co, NY Census, Concord Township, Springville Village, SD17 ED 235 #7, #169-174

 

Pastoral History of Rev. George Christian Reisinger
1856 Graduated from Concordia College, Ft. Wayne, IN
September 14, 1856 Ordained as a Lutheran Minister (Missouri Synod) in Auglaize Co, OH
September 14, 1856  St. John's Lutheran Church, Wapakoneta, OH
November 9, 1862   St. John's Lutheran Church, Pekin, IL
(Also established congregations at Sand Prairie & Egypt)
December 1, 1872 Trinity Lutheran Church, Danville, IL
April 27, 1879     Zion Lutheran Church, Wilton, IA
June 24, 1888  Salem Lutheran Church, Springville, NY
(Jointly pastored St. John's Church, Mortons Corners)

 

United States of America, State of Indiana, County of Allen,
Be It Known, That on the 1st day of September A. D. 1856, personally appeared in the Allen Circuit Court, before the Clerk thereof George Reisinger an alien and reports himself for NATURALIZATION, and being duly sworn on oath declares that he is a native of Hesse Darmstadt aged about 25 years and owes allegiance to Grand Duke Louis III that he emigrated thence, embarked at Bremen and arrived at Baltimore in the United States, on the 21st day of May A. D. 1850, and that it is bona fide his intention to reside in and become a citizen of the United States, and to renounce forever ALL ALLEGIANCE AND FIDELITY to every Foreign Prince, Potentate, State or Sovereignty whatever and particularly to Grand Duke Louis III. Sworn to and subscribed the 1 day of Sept. 1856 George Reisinger.
In Testimony Whereof, I. D. G. Nelson, Clerk of the Allen Circuit Court, hereunto set my name and affix the Seal of said Court this 1 day of Sept. 1856, I. D. G. Nelson, Clerk

Tazewell County, Illinois Naturalization & Immigration Records 1839 - 1909 M-Z p. 32
Declaration of Intent: 1 September 1856 originally filed in Allen Co, IN #13-1864
Final Oath: 8 November 1864, #13-1864
Age: 25 years
Born: Hesse Darmstadt
Departure Port: Bremen
Arrival Port: Baltimore 25 May 1850
Witnesses: Michael Paebel & Peter Weyhrich

 

Descendants of Joannes Martinus Reissener

Generation No. 1

1. Joannes Martinus1 Reissener He married Maria Eva Ebenberger 29 Jun 1705 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau1.

Children of Joannes Martinus Reissener and Maria Eva Ebenberger are:

2 i. Maria Barbara2 Reissener, born 17 Jun 1706 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau1.

3 ii. Johannes Reissener, born 17 Feb 1708/09 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau1.

+ 4 iii. Johannes Georgius Reisener, born 17 Jan 1711/12 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau1. He married Anna Maria.

5 iv. Petrus Reissener, born 21 Dec 1716 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau1. He married Anna Maria.

Generation No. 2

2. Johannes Georgius2 Reisener (Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 17 Jan 1711/12 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau1. He married Anna Maria.

Child of Johannes Georgius Reisener and Anna Maria is:

+ 6 i. Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, born 28 Dec 1735 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau; died 1772.

 

Generation No. 3

6. Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger (Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 28 Dec 1735 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau1, and died 17721. He married Anna Elisabetha Have, daughter of Joannes Thomas Have and Eva Barbara. She was born 12 Jan 1728/29 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau2, and died 08 Sep 1772 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau2.

Children of Johannes Georgius Reissinger and Anna Elisabetha Have are:

8 i. Maria Anna4 Reisinger, born 18 Oct 1755 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau3.

9 ii. Clara Franciska Reisinger, born 06 Mar 1757 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau4.

10 iii. Maria Eva Reisinger, born 05 Dec 1758 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau5.

11 iv. Johann Georg Reisinger, born 26 Nov 1760 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau6.

12 v. Maria Agnes Reisinger, born 26 Nov 1760 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau6.

13 vi. Elisabetha Reisinger, born 10 Feb 1763 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau7.

+ 14 vii. Aegidius Thomas Reisinger, born 19 Nov 1765 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau; died 29 Jan 1847 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt.

15 viii. Peter Anton Reisinger, born 18 Jun 1770 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau8; died 24 May 1774 in Eltville-Rheingau, Hessen-Nassau9.

16 ix. Catherina Theresia Reisinger, born 02 Sep 1772 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau; died 23 Sep 1772 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau10.

 

Generation No. 4

14. Aegidius Thomas4 Reisinger (Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 19 Nov 1765 in Elfeld-Rheingau (now Eltville), Hessen-Nassau11,12,13, the son of Johannes Georgius Reissinger and his wife Anna Elisabetha Have.  He died 29 Jan 1847 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt14. He married (1) Catherine Pastre 05 Feb 1794 in Nieder-Modau, Hessen-Darmstadt15, daughter of Jean-Chretien Pastre and Marie Pastre. She was born 15 Sep 1770 in Rohrbach, Hessen Darmstadt16, and died after 1802, probably in Rohrbach, Hessen-Darmstadt. He married (2) Elisabetha Sauer of Zeilhard, Hessen-Darmstadt on 14 Nov 1815 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt17, daughter of Johann Michael Sauer and Anna Catherina Koch. She was born 20 Dec 1763 in Zeilhard, Hesse-Darmstadt18, and died 21 Nov 1848 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt18.

Children of Thomas Reisinger and Catherine Pastre are:

+ 17 i. Johann Georg5 Reisinger, born 15 Jul 1792 in Rohrbach, Hessen-Darmstadt; died 29 Nov 1864 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt.

18 ii. Johann Philippe Reisinger, born 31 Mar 1795 in Rohrbach, Hessen Darmstadt19; died 21 Jan 184920. He married Anna Margarethe Delp.

19 iii. Rebecca Reisinger, born 05 Aug 1798 in Rohrbach, Hessen Darmstadt21.

+ 20 iv. Marie Reisinger, born 13 Jul 1802 in Rohrbach, Hessen Darmstadt.

 

Generation No. 5

17. Johann Georg5 Reisinger (Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 15 Jul 1792 in Rohrbach, Hessen-Darmstadt22,23,24, the oldest son of Aegidius Thomas Reisinger and his first wife Catherine Pastre.  He died 29 Nov 1864 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt25. He married (1) Elisabeth Katharina Keller 12 Jan 1823 in Ober-Ramstadt, Hessen-Darmstadt26, daughter of Johann Georg Keller. She was born 05 Dec 1795 in Reinheim, Hesse Darmstadt26, and died 22 Mar 1825 in Wembach, Hesse-Darmstadt27,28. He married (2) Maria Barbara "Marianne" Beilstein 30 Oct 1825 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt29, daughter of George Nicolas Beilstein and Elisabetha Salome "Lisetta" Bickel. She was born 28 Jul 1802 in Bürglen, Bern, Switzerland30,31, and died 17 Mar 1868 in Baltimore, MD. Marianne Beilstein is buried in St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery, Druid Hill Park, Baltimore, MD.  (Pictured Below"  Johann Georg Reisinger's signature from the 1823 birth record of his oldest child Johann Georg Reisinger.)

Pictured Above Right:  The home George Reisinger built in 1825, located at Schloßstraßë 4 in Wembach, Hesse Darmstadt, as it exists in the Germany of September 2004.  Photo courtesy of Rose Jordan.  After the 1864 death of George Reisinger the house became the property of his son Phillip Lorenz Reisinger, whose son George inherited the home and eventually sold it to Georg Bergoint.

Children of Johann Georg Reisinger and Elisabeth Katharina Keller are:

21 i. Johann Georg6 Reisinger, born 02 Jun 1823 in Wembach, Hesse-Darmstadt32; died 23 Jun 1823 in Wembach, Hesse-Darmstadt32.

22 ii. Elisabeth Catherina Reisinger, born 22 Dec 1824 in Wembach, Hesse-Darmstadt32; died 03 Mar 188033. She married Heinrich Sachs, son of Karl Sachs & his wife Margaretha Hofmann, 19 Jul 1849 in Rohrbach, Hesse Darmstadt, Germany34.

Pictured Right:  Schloßstraßë in 2004 Wembach, Hesse-Darmstadt.  The photo is taken looking up the street at the Reisinger home.  Photo courtesy of Rose Jordan.

Children of Johann Georg Reisinger and Marianne Beilstein are:

23 i. George Nicholas6 Reisinger, born 06 Jun 1826 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt34,35; died 02 Jun 1830 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany36.

+ 24 ii. Philipp Lorenz Reisinger, born 01 Jan 1829 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt; died in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt.

+ 25 iii. George Christian Reisinger, Rev., born 05 Apr 1831 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany; died 23 May 1902 in Springville, Erie Co, NY.

+ 26 iv. Maria Christiana Reisinger, born 16 Mar 1833 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt; died 29 Aug 1893 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD.

27 v. Elisabetha Margaretha Reisinger, born 04 May 1835 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany36; died 20 Mar 1836 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany36.

+ 28 vi. Elisabetha Margaretha Reisinger, born 21 Feb 1837 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany; died 02 Dec 1911 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD.

+ 29 vii. Johannes George Reisinger, born 12 Sep 1839 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany; died 20 Mar 1903 in Rockville, Montgomery Co, MD.

+ 30 viii. John George Philipp Reisinger, born 10 Jan 1842 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany; died 03 Dec 1910 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD.

31 ix. Johann Carl Reisinger, born 04 Nov 1844 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany36.  Nothing further is known regarding Johann Carl Reisinger.

+ 32 x. Jacob H. Reisinger, born 02 Mar 1847 in Wembach, Hesse Darmstadt, Germany; died Aft. 17 Apr 1901 in Washington, DC.

+ 33 xi. Frederick George Philipp Reisinger, born 07 Aug 1849 in Wembach, Hesse Darmstadt; died 09 Jan 1922 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD.

 

20. Marie5 Reisinger (Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 13 Jul 1802 in Rohrbach, Hessen Darmstadt37. She married Johann Adam Schaller 18 Apr 182537.

Child of Marie Reisinger and Johann Adam Schaller is:

34 i. Elisabetha6 Schaller.

 

Generation No. 6

24. Philipp Lorenz6 Reisinger (Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 01 Jan 1829 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt38,39, and died in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt. He married Anna Ruth Katharina Lutz 26 Jun 1853 in Rohrbach, Hesse Darmstadt, Germany40. She was born 25 Dec 1833.  Philipp Lorenz Reisinger inherited the Wembach Reisinger family home following the death of his father.

Pictured Right:  The George Reisinger home was inherited by his son Philipp Lorenz Reisinger.  The vintage 1825 house is shown from the rear, spotting all the trappings of 21st century technology.  Photo courtesy of Rose Jordan.

Children of Philipp Lorenz Reisinger and Anna Ruth Katharina Lutz are:

35 i. Marianne Elisabeth7 Reisinger, born 12 May 1854 in Wembach, Reinhaim, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany40; died 1855 in Wembach, Reinhaim, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany40.

36 ii. Johann Philipp Reisinger, born 12 Feb 1856 in Wembach, Reinhaim, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany40; died 13 Apr 1866 in Wembach, Reinhaim, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany40.

37 iii. Unknown Reisinger, born 02 Feb 1858 in Wembach, Reinhaim, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany40; died 04 Feb 1858 in Wembach, Reinhaim, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany40.

38 iv. Johann George Reisinger, born 1861.

39 v. Unknown Reisinger, born 29 Aug 1866 in Wembach, Reinhaim, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany40.

 

25. Rev. George Christian6 Reisinger (Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 05 Apr 1831 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt41,42,43,44,45,46,47,48,49, the son of Johann Georg Reisinger and his second wife Maria Barbara "Marianne" Beilstein.  He died 23 May 1902 in Springville, Erie Co, NY50,51,52,53,54. He married (1) Louisa Wilhelmine Henriette Brakhage 21 Sep 1856 in Ft. Wayne, Allen County, IN55,56, daughter of Johann Brakhage and Maria Lindemayer-Burre. She was born 06 Feb 1839 in Entrup, Lippe, Germany57,58,59,60,61,62, and was christened 17 Feb 1839 in the St. Johann Lutheran Church, Lemgo, Lippe-Detmold.  She died 17 Feb 1888 in Wilton, Muscatine Co, IA63,64,65,66. He married (2) Catharina Margarethe Holzhauer 189067,68, daughter of George Holzhauer and Anna Buchling. She was born 23 Dec 1849 in Wulferbet, Weimar, Saxony68,69,70,71, and died 19 Mar 1940 in Wilton, Muscatine Co, IA71.  George & Louise Brackhage Reisinger are buried at Springhill Cemetery, Danville, Vermillion Co, IL.  Louise was buried first at Oakdale Cemetery, Wilton, Muscatine Co, IA.   Margaret Holzhauer Reisinger is buried at Oakdale Cemetery, Wilton, Muscatine Co, IL.

Detailed information on this family is provided at the beginning of this page.

Children of Rev. George Reisinger and Louisa Brakhage are:

+ 40 i. Louise Wilhelmine7 Reisinger, born 01 Feb 1858 in Auglaize Co, OH.

41 ii. Amaila Rosina Reisinger, born 21 May 1859 in Auglaize Co, OH72,73; died before 1870, probably in Tazewell Co, IL74. 

42 iii. Amalia Kathrine Reisinger, born 04 Oct 1860 in Auglaize Co, OH75,76; died before 1870, probably in Tazewell Co, IL77.

43 iv. Ottilin Elise C. Reisinger, born 11 Feb 1862 in Auglaize Co, OH78,79; died 25 Feb 1864 in Pekin, Tazewell Co, IL80,81.  Buried Old City Cemetery, Pekin, IL.

+ 44 v. Elise Marie Engelina "Lillie" Reisinger, born 08 Apr 1864 in Pekin, Tazewell Co, IL; died 22 Jan 1957 in Danville, Vermillion Co, IL.

45 vi. Johanna Dorothea Marie Reisinger, born Aug 1866 in Pekin, Tazewell Co, IL82,83,84; died Bet. 1900 - 1910 in Prob. Vermilion Co, IL85,86,87. She married John Kolberg 25 Jul 1895 in Vermilion Co, IL88,89; born Jun 1871 in Illinois90,91,92.

1900 Vermilion Co, IL Census, Vol 151, ED 75, Sheet 14, Line 40, Germantown, Danville Township, 723 English Street
1910 Vermilion Co, IL Census - John Kolberg was enumerated in the household of his father Gustaph Kolberg, Salesman - Groceries.  Johanna was not listed and was not shown as a survivor in the obituary of her sister Amelia, who died in 1912.

46 vii. John George Reisinger, born 1868 in Pekin, Tazewell Co, IL93; died before 1870 in Pekin, Tazewell Co, IL94.

47 viii. Wilhelm Friedrick Reisinger, born 01 Jun 1869 in Pekin, Tazewell Co, IL95,96,97; died 09 Mar 1889 in Danville, Vermillion Co, IL98.  He is buried in Springhill Cemetery, Danville, IL.

+ 48 ix. Clara Katherine Reisinger, born 22 Jul 1871 in Pekin, Tazewell Co, IL; died 11 Apr 1954 in Knoxville, Knox Co, TN.

49 x. Friedrick Wilhelm Philipp Reisinger, born 16 Jun 1873 in Danville, Vermillion Co, IL99,100,101,102,103,104; died Bef. 1940105. He married Mary A. Barton Abt. 1897 in Prob. Crittenden Co, AR106; born Nov 1870 in Arkansas107,108,109.  From the 1982 letter of Frances Natho Sutton to Lillyan Johnson Holmberg:  "Uncle Fred Reisinger went west when the Arkansas land was opened up to homesteaders, stayed in Ark. opening up a small grocery store. He met his wife, Aunt Mary from there and he decided to stay there, later moving in Memphis to make his home....Aunt Amelia your mother went to Ark then & stayed with him."  Fred Reisinger later moved to Pasadena, CA.

1900 Crittenden Co, AR Census, Vol 10, ED 113, Sheet 20, Line 99, Jackson Twp, #424-465
1920 Shelby Co, TN Census, boarder with Herbert F. Avery, Vol 75, ED 206, Sheet 4, Line 87, 1065 McLemore Ave, Memphis, #73-83
1930 Los Angeles Co, CA Census, Pasadena Township, Pasadena City, ED 19-1202, Supv Dist 15, Sheet 10b, 1821 La Cresta Drive, Pasadena City, #288-293

50 xi. Paul Gustaph Martin Reisinger, born 14 Jan 1875 in Danville, Vermillion Co, IL110,111; died 08 Oct 1876 in Danville, Vermillion Co, IL112,113.  Buried October 10, 1876 in Georgetown Cemetery, Georgetown Township, Vermillion Co, IL.

+ 51 xii. Alma Wilhelmine Friedereike Reisinger, born 21 Jan 1877 in Danville, Vermillion Co, IL; died before 1930, probably in Buffalo, NY.

+ 52 xiii. Emilie Henriette Elise "Amelia" Reisinger, born 07 Feb 1880 in Wilton, Muscatine Co, IA; died 21 Dec 1912 in Wheatridge, Jefferson Co, CO.

 

26. Maria Christiana6 Reisinger (Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 16 Mar 1833 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt114,115,116,117,118, and died 29 Aug 1893 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD119,120. She married Nicholaus Ruppel Abt. 1856121. He was born 29 Jul 1822 in Hesse-Darmstadt122,123,124,125, and died 04 Jan 1894 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD126.  Both are buried in St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery, Druid Hill Park, Baltimore, MD.

Pictured Right:  Maria Christiana Reisinger Ruppel.  Photo courtesy of Dorothy Ruppel Scheupner.

Maria Christiana Reisinger Church Birth Record

Maria Reisinger Ruppel - Baltimore Death Index

Maria Reisinger Ruppel Death Certificate

1860 Baltimore Co, MD Census, 3rd Ward, p. 637, #146-203, Carpet Weaver
1870 Baltimore Co, MD Census, 3rd Ward, p. 526, #1316-1764, Carpet Weaver
1880 Baltimore Co, MD Census, ED 28, p. 480A, Carpet Weaver, 2nd Precinct, 3rd Ward, 121 South Bond Street, #112-133
1890 Baltimore City Directory, 252 South Bond, Weaver

Baltimore Passenger and Immigration Lists Volume 2, 1851-1872
Passenger: Maria Reisinger
Gender: Female
Age: 19
Place of Origin: Wernbach
Place of Destination: Baltimore
Ship Name: Adler
Ship Type: Ship
Port of Departure: Bremen
Port of Arrival: Baltimore
Date of Arrival: 9/20/1852
Nat'l Archive Series No.: 9
Microfilm Number: M255
List Number: 95

Germans to America, 1850-1874
Passenger: Maria Reisinger
Age: 19 Gender: Female
Country: Germany
Last Residence: Wembach
Final Destination: Baltimore
Manifest ID Number: 00015064
Ship's Name: Adler
Port of Embarkation: Bremen
Date of Arrival: Sep 20, 1852
Captain's Name: C. Hohorst
Purpose for Travel: Staying in the USA
Mode of Travel: Steerage

Obituary: The SUN, Baltimore, Friday Morning, September 1,1893, Pg. 4, Col. 5
RUPPEL-- Fell asleep in Jesus, Tuesday, August 29 at her late residence, No. 252 South Bond street. MARY C RUPPEL , beloved wife of Nicholas Ruppel. (Washington and Pittsburgh (Pa.) papers please copy) Funeral services this Friday at 1 P. M. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, Caroline street near Baltimore Street.

Pictured Left:  Children of Maria Christiana Reisinger and Nicholas Ruppel.  Photo courtesy of Dorothy Ruppel Schleupner.  Left to Right Rear:  John Frederick Ruppel, Mollie Ruppel Sterzer, John George Ruppel.  Pictured Front:  Elizabeth Ruppel Wehrenberg.

Children of Maria Christiana Reisinger and Nicholaus Ruppel are:

+ 53 i. Elizabeth "Lizzie" Marie7 Ruppel, born 13 Sep 1857 in Baltimore, MD; died 08 Jul 1926 in York, PA.

54 ii. John Ruppel, born Abt. 1860 in Baltimore, MD127,128,129.

+ 55 iii. Mollie Ruppel, born Jun 1866 in Baltimore, MD.

+ 56 iv. John George Ruppel, born about 1869 in Baltimore, MD.

+ 57 v. John Frederick Ruppel, born 28 Sep 1871 in Baltimore, MD; died 13 May 1953 in Lutheran Hospital, Baltimore, MD.

 

28. Elisabetha Margaretha "Lisetta"6 Reisinger (Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 21 Feb 1837 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany130,131, and died 02 Dec 1911 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD131. She married Fredrich Kowallek Bef. 1870132. He was born 09 Aug 1825 in Prussia133,134,135, and died 24 Mar 1900 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD136.  Both are buried in St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery, Druid Hill Park, Baltimore, MD.

1870 Baltimore Co, MD Census, 7th Ward, p.6, #77-87, Currier
1880 Baltimore Co, MD Census, 2nd Ward, 3rd Precinct, Supv Dist 1, ED 21, p. 368, #20-21, Confectioner
1910 Baltimore Co, MD Census, Ward 6, p 10B, 10 Irvine Place, Enumerated in the household of her daughter Annie B. Witerman

Germans to America, 1850 - 1874
Reisinger, Lisette 
Gender: Female 
Country: Germany 
Last Residence: Wernbach 
Final Destination: Baltimore 
Manifest ID Number: 00015105 
Ship's Name: Johannes 
Port of Embarkation: Bremen 
Date of Arrival: Jun 7, 1853 
Captain's Name: D. Von Pritzen 
Purpose for Travel: Staying in the USA 
Mode of Travel: Steerage 

Obituary: The SUN, Baltimore, Monday Morning, December 4,1911, Pg. 6,, Col. 8
KOWALLEK -- On December 1,1911 at her residence, No. 10 Irvine Place, LISSETTA KOWALLEK, widow of the late Frederick Kowallek. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence this Monday at 1:30 P. M., thence to Emanuel Lutheran Church, South Caroline street. Interment in Druid Hill Park Cemetery.

Children of Elisabetha Margaretha "Lisetta" Reisinger and Fredrich Kowallek are:

58 i. Gertrude7 Kowallek, born about 1869 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD137.

+ 59 ii. Annie B. Kowallek, born about 1870 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD.

 

29. Johannes "John George"6 Reisinger (Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 12 Sep 1839 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany138,139,140,141,142,143,144, and died 20 Mar 1903 in Rockville, Montgomery Co, MD145,146. He married (1) Anna Dorothea Reiter 05 Nov 1861 in Washington, DC147, daughter of Henry Reiter and Mary. She was born 11 Oct 1840 in Hesse Darmstadt148,149, and died 29 Jul 1870 in Washington, DC149. He married (2) Wilhelmine Dorothea Sophie Wachsmuth 05 Feb 1871 in Washington, DC150,151, daughter of Christian Wachsmuth and Elise Bonitz. She was born 11 Oct 1853 in Zellerfield, Hanover, Germany152,153, and died 23 Aug 1916 in Middletown, Orange Co, NY154,155.  All three are buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Washington, DC.

Pictured Right:  Johannes "John George" Reisinger.  Photo courtesy of Pat Marshall

1860 - Enumerated in the Washington, DC household of J Aigler, Confectioner
1870 Washington, DC Census, 7th Ward, p. 389, #1634-1815, Confectioner
1874 Washington, DC City Directory, Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon, 613 Four-and-a-Half St. S
1880 Washington, DC Census, p. 143B, Confectioner, 235 G Street NW, #50-66
1890 Washington, DC City Directory, Confectioner, 607 Center Market 235 G NW
1891 Washington, DC City Directory, Confectionery, 709 3d NW, 235 G NW, 72 Western, & 607 Center Mkts
1900 Montgomery Co, MD Census, Rockville, Supv District 4, ED 54, p. 93, Sheet 2-A, 23-24

Baltimore Passenger and Immigration Lists Volume 2, 1851-1872
Passenger: Johannes Reisinger
Gender: Male
Age: 14
Place of Origin: Wembach
Place of Destination: Baltimore
Ship Name: Johannes
Ship Type: Ship
Port of Departure: Bremen
Port of Arrival: Baltimore
Date of Arrival: 6/7/1853
Nat'l Archive Series No.: 9
Microfilm Number: M255
List Number: 30

Germans to America, 1850-1874
Passenger: Reisinger, Johannes
Age: 14 Gender: Male
Passenger: Reisinger, Lissette
Age: None Gender: Female
Country: Germany
Last Residence: Wernbach
Final Destination: Baltimore
Manifest ID Number: 00015105
Ship's Name: Johannes
Port of Embarkation: Bremen
Date of Arrival: Jun 7, 1853
Captain's Name: D. Von Pritzen
Purpose for Travel: Staying in the USA
Mode of Travel: Steerage

Name: John G. Reisinger
Company: A
Unit: 8 Battalion D. C. Mil. Inf.
Rank - Induction: Private
Rank - Discharge: Private
Allegiance: Union

John G. Reisinger
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon
235 G Street N. W.
Among the enterprises which contribute to the business interest of Washington is the bakery, confectionery, and ice cream establishment of John G. Reisinger, located at 235 G Street. This business was originally established on 4 1/2 street in 1961 and at the present location in 1876, and although commencing in a small and modest manner, it has now reached fine proportions. The premises occupied are well arranged for conducting this business and elegantly furnished, being 20 X 100 feet in dimensions. All kinds of bread, cake, confectionery, and ice cream are manufactured and sold at wholesale and retail. Parties, balls, weddings, soirees, receptions, and other entertainments furnished at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Mr. Reisinger was born and educated in Germany and has been a resident of Washington about 30 years. His fine business and business place must be a source of gratification to him. His success being the result of his industrious habits and progressive ideas. (Historical and Commercial Sketches of Washington and Environs -- Its Prominent Places and People (page 176), 1884)

Reisinger
John A. Rawlins Post, No. 1
Washington, D.C., March 21, 1903
This Post is notified of the death on the 20th instant, of Comrade John G. Reisinger, late of Company "A" 8th Battalion, D. C. Vols. Funeral services, which comrades are requested to attend, will be held at his late home, 235 G street northwest on Sunday 22d instant at 2:30 pm; thence to Trinity Lutheran Church, 4th and E streets northwest. Interment at Prospect Hill cemetery. Luke Kelly, Post Commander, J. A. Allen Adjutant

Children of John George Reisinger and Anna Dorothea Reiter are:

+ 60 i. Henry J. Philip7 Reisinger, born 22 Jul 1862 in Washington, DC; died 02 Apr 1944.

+ 61 ii. Mary Louisa Reisinger, born 06 May 1864 in Washington, DC; died 02 Aug 1948 in Washington, DC.

+ 62 iii. Mollie Reisinger, born Abt. 1866 in Washington, DC.

Children of John George Reisinger and Wilhelmine Dorothea Sophie Wachsmuth are:

63 i. Mary C.7 Reisinger, born 05 Mar 1872 in Washington, DC156,157,158,159,160; died 11 Jul 1952 in Washington, DC161.  She is buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Washington, DC.

64 ii. Charlotte L. B. Reisinger, born 08 May 1874 in Washington, DC162,163,164,165,166; died 06 Jun 1963 in Falls Church, VA167.  She is buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Washington, DC.

+ 65 iii. Charles Henry Reisinger, born 07 Aug 1875 in Washington, DC; died 21 Oct 1905 in Denver, CO.

66 iv. Lissetta Reisinger, born 07 Dec 1876 in Washington, DC168; died 11 Mar 1942. She married Harry Stratton; died 26 Jan 1950.  The couple lived in Brooklyn, NY.

67 v. J. H. E. Reisinger, born Abt. 1879 in Washington, DC; died Feb 1880 in Washington, DC.

68 vi. John G. Reisinger, born 11 Dec 1881 in Washington, DC169; died in Portland, OR. He married Rose M. 14 Apr 1895; died in Portland, OR.

+ 69 vii. Odelia Reisinger, born Bet. 1882 - 1884 in Washington, DC; died Abt. 1970 in Baltimore, MD.

+ 70 viii. Frederick G. Reisinger, born 26 Jun 1885 in Washington, DC.

+ 71 ix. Ruth A. Reisinger, born 18 Aug 1892 in Washington, DC; died 25 Oct 1963 in Prob. Arlington, VA.

 

30. John George Philipp6 Reisinger (Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 10 Jan 1842 in Wembach, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany170,171,172,173,174, and died 03 Dec 1910 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD174,175. He married Marie D. Abt. 1863176. She was born Jan 1844 in Maryland176,177,178,179, and died Aft. 1910179.

1870 Baltimore Co, MD Census, Ward 2, #246 Canton Precinct, Baltimore City, p. 300B, #809-1266, Paper Hanger
1880 Baltimore Co, MD Census, Baltimore City, 3rd Ward, 5th Precinct, Supv Dist 1, ED 34, p. 2, 193 E. Baltimore St., #16-20, Paper Hanger, p. 561
1900 Baltimore Co, MD Census, Baltimore City, Supv Dist 1, ED 137, Sheet 6A, p. 76, Ward 11, Paper Hanger, Precinct 2, York Road, #93-93
1910 Baltimore Co, MD Census, Baltimore City, Ward 9, ED 137, Sheet 7a, Paper Hanger, #138-141

Baltimore Passenger and Immigration Lists Volume 2, 1851-1872
Passenger: Reisinger, George
Gender: Male
Age: 16
Occupation: Farmer
Place of Origin: Hessia
Place of Destination: Baltimore
Ship Name: Schiller
Ship Type: Ship
Port of Departure: Bremen
Port of Arrival: Baltimore
Date of Arrival: 10/16/1857
Nat'l Archive Series No.: 11
Microfilm Number: M255
List Number: 45

Children of Philipp Reisinger and Marie D. are:

72 i. Louisa7 Reisinger, born Bet. 1866 - 1867 in Maryland180.

73 ii. John Philipp Reisinger, born Abt. 1872 in Maryland181,182. He married Matilda D.; born Abt. 1875 in Maryland182.

74 iii. Georgine Reisinger, born Abt. 1876 in Maryland183.

 

32. Jacob H.6 Reisinger (Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 02 Mar 1847 in Wembach, Hesse Darmstadt, Germany184,185,186,187, and died Aft. 17 Apr 1901 in Washington, DC188. He married (1) Margaret. She was born Abt. 1850 in Maryland189, and died 15 Mar 1897 in Washington, DC190. He married (2) Catherine Margarethe Croefsmann Abt. 1897191. She was born Bet. 1850 - 1851 in Pfungstadt, Hesse Darmstadt, Germany192,193.  Margaret is buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Washington, DC.

1870 Washington, DC Census, Ward 1, p. 58, Confectioner, #848-889
1874 Washington, DC City Directory, Confectionery & Ice Cream Saloon, No. 1018 18th St. NW
1880 Washington, DC Census, p. 307B, Confectioner
1890 Washington, DC City Directory, Confectioner, 72 Western mkt, 1018 18th NW
1891 Washington, DC City Directory, Confectioner, 73 Western mkt, 1018 18th NW

Baltimore Passenger and Immigration Lists Volume 2, 1851-1872
Passenger: Jacob Reisinger
Gender: Male
Age: 13
Place of Origin: Hessia
Place of Destination: Baltimore
Ship Name: Columbia
Ship Type: Bark
Port of Departure: Bremen
Port of Arrival: Baltimore
Date of Arrival: 1/17/1860
Nat'l Archive Series No.: 12
Microfilm Number: M255
List Number: 1

Germans to America, 1850-1874
Passenger: Jacob Reisinger
Age: 13 Gender: Male
Country: Hessen
Final Destination: Baltimore
Manifest ID Number: 00015188
Ship's Name: Columbia
Port of Embarkation: Bremen
Date of Arrival: Jan 17, 1860
Captain's Name: H. Semcke
Purpose for Travel: Staying in the USA
Mode of Travel: Cabin

Children of Jacob Reisinger and Margaret are:

75 i. John George7 Reisinger, born Bet. 1868 - 1869 in Washington, DC194,195,195.

76 ii. Infant Reisinger, born 04 Jan 1876 in Washington, DC196; died 16 Jan 1876 in Washington, DC196.

 

33. Frederick George Philipp "Fred"6 Reisinger (Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 07 Aug 1849 in Wembach, Hesse Darmstadt197,198,199,200, and died 09 Jan 1922 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD201. He married Julia Dietrich 11 May 1871 in Baltimore, MD202, daughter of Leonard Dietrich and Fredericka. She was born Jul 1850 in Maryland203,204,205, and died Bet. 1900 - 1910206,207.

1880 Baltimore Co, MD Census, 6th Ward, Precinct 3, p. 186B, Confectioner, 88 North Broadway, Baltimore City, #12-17
1900 Baltimore Co, MD Census, Caterer, 1634 Preston Street, Ward 9, Precinct 7, Supv Dist 1, ED 115, Sheet 13A, #245-261
1910 Baltimore Co, MD Census, Caterer-Private Parties, Baltimore City, Ward 9, Supv Dist 3, ED 126, Sheet 16B, 1227 E. North Ave, #317-348
1920 Baltimore Co, MD Census, 1227 E. North Ave, #194-220, Confectionery, Baltimore City, Ward 9, Supv Dist 3, ED 130, Sheet 9B

Children of Fred Reisinger and Julia Dietrich are:

+ 77 i. Frederick L.7 Reisinger, born Feb 1872 in Maryland.

+ 78 ii. Mamie L. Reisinger, born Abt. 1877 in Maryland.

79 iii. Harry Reisinger, born Dec 1885 in Maryland207.

80 iv. Freda Reisinger, born Dec 1887 in Maryland208,209.

 

Generation No. 7

40. Louise Wilhelmine7 Reisinger (George Christian6, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 01 Feb 1858 in Auglaize Co, OH210,211,212,213,214,215 and died May 10, 1949 in Chicago, IL.  She married Peter G. Ritter 30 Sep 1886 in Muscatine Co, IA216,217, son of Ulrich Ritter and Anna Muller. He was born Abt. 1855 in Germany218, and died Bef. 1910219.   Louise is buried at St. Lucas Cemetery in Chicago, IL.  (1940 Residence - Chicago, IL.)

Pictured Right:  Louise Wilhelmine Reisinger Ritter

Chicago Tribune - May 10, 1949
Died.  Louise W. Ritter, at residence, 6642 Keota avenue, beloved mother of Alma C. Milleville, and the late William C. Ritter, mother-in-law of Philip G. Milleville, grandmother of Howard P. and Bertram J. Milleville, great-grandmother of Danny and Marjorie. Resting at funeral home, 4332 Elston avenue. Service at Christ Ev. Luth. church, McLeon and Richmond, Wednesday, May 11, 2 p.m. Interment St. Lucas cemetery. Will lie in state at church from noon Wednesday until time of service.

1910 Cook Co, IL Census, City of Chicago, Tract AB11, ED 1239, Ward 28, Household #292
1930 Cook Co, IL Census - Enumerated in the household of son-in-law Phillip G. Milleville, 6642 Keota, #22-22, Precinct 1, Chicago City, Ward 41, Block 26, ED 16-1479, Sheet 7a, p. 175, Supv Dist 3

Children of Louise W. Reisinger and Peter G. Ritter are:

81 i. William8 C. Ritter, born Jul 1887 in Tennessee220 and died before 1949.

1900 - Enumerated in the Erie Co, NY household of his grandfather George Reisinger

82 ii. Alma Clara Ritter, born 17 Jun 1890 in Tennessee220,221,222,223,224; died 20 Aug 1975 in Corvallis, Benton Co, OR224. She married Phillip G. Milleville; born 22 Feb 1887 in Illinois225,226,227; died Sep 1966 in Chicago, Cook Co, IL227.

1920 Cook Co, IL Census, Chicago City, ED 1676, Sheet 1a, Ward 27, #2-4, Machinist
1930 Cook Co, IL Census, Machinery Foreman, 6642 Keota, #22-22, Precinct 1, Chicago City, Ward 41, Block 26, ED 16-1479, Sheet 7a, p. 175, Supv Dist 3

 

44. Elise Marie Engelina "Lillie"7 Reisinger (George Christian6, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 08 Apr 1864 in Pekin, Tazewell Co, IL228,229,230,231,232,233,234,235, and died 22 Jan 1957 in Danville, Vermillion Co, IL236. She married Frank L. Natho 16 Jun 1887 in Muscatine Co, IA237,238,239, son of Louis Natho and Caroline Lorentz. He was born Nov 1860 in New York240,241,242,243, and died 04 Sep 1921 in Danville, Vermillion Co, IL244.

Pictured Right:  Elise Marie Engelina "Lillie" Reisinger Natho

1900 Vermilion Co, IL Census, Vol 151, ED 67, Sheet 9, Line 47, 180A, 148-210, 601 Wayne Street, Occupation - Salesman Book Store
1910 Vermilion Co, IL Census, Danville Township, Danville City, ED 137, Sheet 2B, Supv Dist 9, 601 Wayne St, Occupation - Merchant/Book Store, 39-42
1920 Vermilion Co, IL Census, Danville Township, 601 Wayne Street, #169-171, Danville City, 3rd Ward, 1st Precinct, ED 153, Sheet 8a, Supv Dist 10, Treasurer - Book Company
1930 Vermillion Co, IL Census, Danville, 601 Wayne St., ED 92-13, Sheet 14A, p. 35, Supv Dist 16, #315-344, Occupation-Assistant Manager Book Store (Occupation is that of Lillie's son-in-law Jesse Sutton, who was listed as head of household in this census.)

Children of Lillie Reisinger and Frank Natho are:

83 i. Esther L.8 Natho, born 28 Feb 1890 in Danville, Vermillion Co, IL245,246,247,248,249,250; died 03 Jul 1989 in Danville, Vermillion Co, IL251,252.

1920 - Occupation Teacher - Public Schools
1930 - Enumerated in the Vermillion Co, IL household of brother-in-law Jesse Sutton, Occupation - Teacher Public Schools

84 ii. Walter L. Natho, born Sep 1891 in Vermilion Co, IL253,254,255,256.

1910 - Enumerated in the 1910 Cook Co, IL household of Louise W. Ritter

85 iii. Frances L. Natho, born 18 May 1901 in Danville, Vermillion Co, IL257,258,259,260,261; died 20 Jun 1997 in Danville, Vermillion Co, IL262,263. She married Jesse Sutton Aft. 1920264; born 14 Oct 1895 in Indiana265; died Aug 1978 in Danville, Vermillion Co, IL265.

1930 Vermillion Co, IL Census, Danville, 601 Wayne St., ED 92-13, Sheet 14A, p. 35, Supv Dist 16, #315-344, Occupation-Assistant Manager Book Store

 

48. Clara Katherine7 Reisinger (George Christian6, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 22 Jul 1871 in Pekin, Tazewell Co, IL266,267,268,269,270,271, and died 11 Apr 1954 in Knoxville, Knox Co, TN272,273. She married Albert L. Miller 08 Sep 1892 in Knox Co, TN274, son of Fertenand Miller and Wilhelminie Neubert. He was born 22 Aug 1866 in Knox Co, TN275,276,277,278,279,280,281, and died 16 Nov 1947 in Knoxville, Knox Co, TN282,283.

Pictured Left to Right:  Albert L. Miller, Elise Marie Engelina "Lillie" Reisinger Natho, Louise Wilhelmine Reisinger Ritter, Clara Katherine Reisinger Miller

1900 Knox Co, TN Census, Vol 37 ED 60, Sheet 9, Line 96, 715 Clinch Street, Saloon Keeper
1910 Knox Co, TN Census, Knoxville, 1st Civil District, ED 84 Ward 5, Supv Dist 2, 715 Clinch E, Occupation - Restaurant, p. 74, #9-9
1920 Knox Co, TN Census, Civil District 2, 15th Ward, 2405 Magnolia Ave, Supv Dist 2, ED 106, Sheet 1A, Knoxville City, #1-1
1930 Knox Co, TN Census, 2405 Magnolia Ave, #588-683, Knoxville City, Ward 15, ED 47-38, Sheet 30B, Supv Dist 7

Lot 571, Old Gray Cemetery, Knoxville, TN

Children of Clara Reisinger and Albert Miller are:

86 i. Helma Lousie8 Miller, born 01 Jul 1894 in Tennessee284,285,286,287,288; died 16 Nov 1979 in Knoxville, Knox Co, TN288,289. She married Maxwell Warren Pope; born 15 May 1897 in Tennessee290,291; died 14 Feb 1985 in Morristown, TN291.

87 ii. Freda H. Miller, born 30 Jun 1906 in Tennessee292,293,294,295; died 27 Mar 1995 in Knoxville, Knox Co, TN295. She married Henry C. McCrary Bet. 1925 - 1926296; born 14 Feb 1904 in Mississippi296,297,298; died Dec 1957298.

1930 Knox Co, TN Census, 115 Kenyon Ave, 11th Ward, Knoxville City, ED 47-28, Sheet 15b, Supv Dist 7, #319-330, Automobile Firm Sales Manager

 

51. Alma Wilhelmine Friedereike7 Reisinger (George Christian6, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 21 Jan 1877 in Danville, Vermillion Co, IL299,300,301,302,303, and died Bef. 1930 in Prob. Buffalo, NY304,305. She married Carl Frase 20 Oct 1900 at Salem Lutheran Church in Springville, Erie Co, NY306,307,308, son of William Frase and Carrie. He was born about 1879 in New York309,310.  (Last know residence - Buffalo, NY)  Carl Frase was enumerated as a Widower in the 1930 Buffalo, NY household of his son Carlyle Frase.

1910 Erie Co, NY Census, Concord Town, Springville Village, ED 265, Sheet 13B, Supv Dist 19, Park St, #318-344, Retail Merchant - Grocery
1912 Buffalo, NY City Directory Carl E. Frase w Hens & Kelly Co, r 290 W Tupper
1913 Buffalo, NY City Directory w Hens & Kelly Co r 245 Riley
1917 Buffalo, NY City Directory listed as asst. supt. at Hens & Kelly (a department store) and residing at 34 Waverly Street
1919 Buffalo, NY City Directory, Carl E. Frase, w Hens & Kelly Co r 92 Johnson pk
1925 Buffalo, NY City Directory Carl E. Frase listed residing at 54 Freeman
1930 Erie Co, NY Census - Carl Frase was enumerated in the household of his son Carlyle Frase

Child of Alma Reisinger and Carl Frase is:

88 i. Carlyle W.8 Frase, born 20 Mar 1903 in Springville, Erie Co, NY311,312,313; died Dec 1983 in Buffalo, Erie Co, NY314. He married Hilda; born 03 Aug 1909 in Germany314,315; died Dec 1995 in Buffalo, Erie Co, NY316.

1930 Erie Co, NY Census, Buffalo City, Ward 14, Block 2710, ED 15-181, Supv Dist 7, 605 E Ferry St, 210-344

 

52. Emilie Henriette Elise "Amelia"7 Reisinger (George Christian6, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 07 Feb 1880 in Wilton, Muscatine Co, IA317,318,319,320,321,322, and died 21 Dec 1912 in Wheatridge, Jefferson Co, CO323.  (Amelia was a resident of England, AR at the time of her death.  Her family made the journey to Denver, CO, in hopes that the climate there would arrest the tuberculosis she had developed.  She died shortly after arrival.) She married Robert Macklin Johnson 31 Dec 1901 in Crittenden Co, AR324,325, son of Maclin Johnson and Sarah Jones. He was born 24 Jul 1876 in West Point, White Co, AR326,327,328, and died 26 Aug 1920 in England, Lonoke Co, AR329,330.  Amelia Reisinger is buried in Springhill Cemetery, Danville, IL.  Robert Johnson is buried in Mulberry Cemetery, England, Lonoke Co, AR.

Pictured Right:  Emilie Henriette Elise "Amelia" Reisinger Johnson and her daughter Eason Louise Johnson

1910 Lonoke Co, AR Census, Gum Woods Township, Town of England, Dry Goods, ED 142, Sheet 14A, Supv Dist 6. p. 116, #278-286
1920 Lonoke Co, AR Census, Gum Woods Township, England Town, ED 167, Sheet 16B, p. 81, E. Third Street, #370-382, Merchant - Retail

Daughter Of The Late Rev. Reisinger Dead
Danville (Ill.) Times December 22, 1912
Mrs. Robert Johnson, formerly Emelie Reisinger, daughter of the late Rev. Reisinger of the Trinity Lutheran church of this city, died at Denver, Colo., yesterday, at the age of 32 years. The body will be brought to this city Tuesday and will be taken to the home of her sister, Mrs. Frank L. Natho, 601 Wayne avenue, where the funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30, Rev. Elberts of the Trinity Lutheran church, officiating. Interment will be made in Springhill cemetery. Mrs. Johnson leaves a husband and two small daughters, a Brother, Fred Reisinger of Memphis, Tenn., and four sisters, Mrs. Louise Ritter, Chicago; Mrs. Chas. Miller; Knoxville, Tenn., Mrs. Carl Frase, Buffalo, N. Y. and Mrs. Frank Natho of this city.

Children of Amelia Reisinger and Robert Macklin Johnson are:

89 i. Eason Louise8 Johnson, born 18 Sep 1902 in England, Lonoke Co, AR331,332; died 12 Jul 1923 in England, Lonoke Co, AR333. She married Worrell Monroe Mills 02 Apr 1922 in England, Lonoke Co, AR334,335; born 26 Mar 1902 in Atkins, Pope Co, AR336; died 01 Jan 1979 in Little Rock, Pulaski Co, AR337.  Eason Louise Johnson is buried in Mulberry Cemetery, England, Lonoke Co, AR.  Worrell Monroe Mills is buried in Rest Hills Cemetery, Little Rock, Pulaski Co, AR.

90 ii. Lillian Marie Johnson, born 09 Jul 1909 in England, Lonoke Co, AR338,339,340; died 22 Nov 2002 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA. She married Arnold Raymond Cushman Holmberg 15 Nov 1941 in Hollywood United Methodist Church, Los Angeles, CA; born 14 Jun 1903 in Lindstrom, Chisago Co, MN341,342; died 27 Aug 1981 in Los Angeles, CA343,344.  Both are buried in Inglewood Park Cemetery, Los Angeles, CA.

 

53. Elizabeth "Lizzie" Marie7 Ruppel (Maria Christiana6 Reisinger, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 13 Sep 1857 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD345,346,347,348,349, and died 08 Jul 1926 in York, PA349. She married Wilhelm Heinrich Conrad Wehrenberg Bet. 1881 - 1882. He was born 24 Dec 1854 in Sarninghausen am Stolzenau, Hanover, and died 26 Aug 1898 in York, PA350.  Both are buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery, York, PA.

Pictured Left to Right:  Daughters of Elizabeth Ruppel and Wilhelm Wehrenberg:  Eleonore Wehrenberg & Charlotte Wehrenberg.  Photo courtesy of Donna Wolfe

1900 York Co, PA Census, York City, 9th Ward, 441 West King Street, #62-63, Supv Dist 8, ED 197, Sheet 3B
1910 York Co, PA Census, 9-WD, District 2, Supv Dist 15, ED 125, p. 18B, 451 West King Street
1920 York Co, PA Census, 451 West King Street, #516-522, 9th Ward, p. 73, Supv Dist 13, ED 132, Sheet 22A

WEHRENBERG.--On July 8, 1926, at 5 p.m., at her residence, No. 451 west King street, Elizabeth Marie Wehrenberg, widow of the late William H. C. Wehrenberg, aged 68 years, 9 months and 25 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at her residence Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Prospect Hill cemetery. Baltimore papers please copy.

July 9, 1926. Mrs. Elizabeth Marie Wehrenberg. Mrs. Elizabeth Marie Wehrenberg, widow of William H. C. Wehrenberg, died yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock at her late home, 451 West King street, following an illness of a complication of diseases. She was aged 68 years, 9 months and 25 days. she leaves three daughters, Charlotte and Eleanor Wehrenberg, at home and Mrs. William Heinemeyer of this city and two sons, Frederick and William Wehrenberg, both at home. She also leaves four grandchildren. The deceased was a member of St. John's Lutheran church. Funeral services will be conducted at the late home on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Edward Kraus will be the officiating clergyman. The body will be interred in Prospect Hill cemetery.

Children of Elizabeth Ruppel and Wilhelm Wehrenberg are:

91 i. Marie Auguste Caroline8 Wehrenberg, born 24 Mar 1883350; died 07 Jan 1942 in Spry, PA350,351. She married Wilhelm Casper Heinemeyer.

Death Near Spry of Mrs. Heinemeyer. Spry. Jan 7 1942 -- Mrs. Marie A. Heinemeyer, wife of William C. Heinemeyer, near here, died this morning at 6 o'clock at her home from complications of diseases after a long illness. She was 58 years old. Surviving besides her husband are Two daughters, Ruth and Loeda Heinemeyer, both at home; a brother, Fred J. Wehrenberg, 928 East Poplar street, York, and two sisters, Charlotte and Eleanore Wehrenberg both of 410 West Philadelphia street, York. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 p. m. from the home. Rev. Edward Kraus, pastor of St. John's Lutheran church, York, of which the deceased was a member, will officiate. Interment will be in Mt. Rose cemetery. The funeral is in charge of Funeral Director Purd A. Riedel Dallastown.

92 ii. Charlotte Ann Elizabeth Wehrenberg, born 12 Jun 1884 in Pennsylvania352,353.

93 iii. Amelia Elizabeth Wilhelmine Wehrenberg, born 07 Feb 1886 in Pennsylvania354,355; died 11 May 1920 in York, PA.

Amalie E. W. Wehrenberg. May 15, 1920, Funeral services over the body of Amelia E. W. Wehrenberg, who died last Tuesday at the home of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Wehrenberg, 451 West King street, were held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at that address. Rev. Paul H. Huccop, pastor of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church, was the officiating clergyman. Interment was made in Prospect Hill cemetery. The pallbearers were: George Waltman, Frederick Appla, Daniel Neltz and Harry I. McNeal, representing the York Telephone company's employees.

Miss Amelia E. Wehrenberg. Miss Amelia E. Wehrenberg, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth and the late William Wehrenberg, died at 11:45 o'clock yesterday morning at the home of her mother, 451 West King street. Death was due to a complication of diseases and followed a week's illness. She was thirty-four years old. She leaves besides her mother, three sisters and two brothers: Charlotte, May, Eleanora, all at home, and William, Harrisburg, and Frederick, Martinsburg, W. Va. The funeral will be held on Friday afternoon with services at the house at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev. Paul H. Succop, assistant pastor of St. John's Lutheran church, of which church Miss Wehrenberg was a member. Interment will be made in Prospect Hill cemetery.

94 iv. Frederick Johann Wilhelm Wehrenberg, born 19 Dec 1887 in Pennsylvania356,357. He married Mayme Estelle Fuhrman 1916 in York, PA358.

Wehrenberg-Fuhrman, July 1, 1916. The marriage of Frederick J. W. Wehrenberg, formerly of this city, who now resides in Waynesboro, and Miss Mayme Estelle Fuhrman, daughter of Calvin E. Fuhrman, 625 Cleveland avenue, was solemnized Thursday evening at 6 o'clock in St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church, West King street. Rev. Dr. H. H. Walker, pastor of the church, officiating. The ring ceremony was used. Prior to the ceremony Prof. Carl Trettin, the church organist, gave an organ recital. As the bridal party entered the church the wedding march from Lohengrin was played, and during the ceremony "Traumerel" from Schuman was softly rendered by the organist. As a recessional the wedding march by Mendelssohn was played. The best man was a brother of the bridegroom, William Wehrenberg, while the bridesmaid was Misss Hattie Latterman. The ushers were Frederick Hespenheide and Carl Oermann. The floral decorations in the church and at the home of the bride, where the reception was given after the ceremony, were very attractive. Mr. Wehrenberg is at present general manager of a five and ten cent store at Waynesboro. he was formerly connected with a local store of this type, also with a clothing store here. He is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Wehrenberg, 41 West King street. Following the reception the couple left on a honeymoon trip to Baltimore and Washington. After July 10 they will be at home to their friends in their newly furnished apartments, 48 Main street, Waynesboro.

95 v. Eleonore Henrietta Wehrenberg, born 17 Dec 1889 in Pennsylvania359,360; died 1963.

96 vi. George Friedrich Carl Wehrenberg, born 17 Feb 1892; died 26 Dec 1898.

97 vii. William Julius Wehrenberg, born Mar 1894 in Maryland361,362; died 08 Dec 1929 in Harrisburg, PA. He married Maude Gertrude Gilbert 14 Dec 1920 in Harrisburg, PA; born in Harrisburg, PA.

Bring Home Bride From Harrisburg (December 16, 1920) -- William J. Wehrenberg, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Wehrenberg, 451 West King street and Miss Maude G. Gilbert, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Gilbert of Harrisburg were married Tuesday evening in Calvary Evangelical Lutheran church, Harrisburg, by the pastor, Rev. E. H. Parr. Mr. Wehrenberg, who is a graduate of the 1912 class of the York High school, is employed by John E. Graybill and company, as an electrician. Mr. and Mrs. Wehrenberg, who are spending a short wedding trip in West Virginia, will live for the present at the bridegroom's home in this city.

Former Yorker is Electrocuted. William Wehrenberg Grabs Wire Carrying 12,000 Volts to Prevent Fall -- Is Instantly Killed. December 10, 1929. While at work in a sub-station of the Pennsylvania Power and Light company at Harrisburg, William J. Wehrenberg, formerly of York, was electrocuted Sunday night. Wehrenberg was changing wires in the sub-station when he touched one that was carrying 12,000 volts. He was instantly killed. The deceased had been employed by the Pennsylvania Power and Light company for over nine years in the capacity of electrical engineer. Sunday night he and a helper were engaged in changing some of the wiring in the station. Wehrenberg was working on a ladder, when he swayed to one side. In an attempt to save himself from a fall the man grasped a wire that was carrying 12,000 volts. he was instantly killed. For four hours physicians and men worked on the body in an attempt to revive him. The deceased was 35 years old. He lived in York until nine years ago, when he left for Harrisburg. He leaves his widow, Maude, and two children, Nancy Jane and William Gilbert. They reside at 1533 Swatara street, Harrisburg. he also leaves the following brothers and sisters: Charlotte Wehrenberg, Eleanor Wehrenberg, Mrs. William Heinemeyer and Fred Wehrenberg, all of York. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mt. Calvary Evangelical Lutheran church, 13th and Reese streets, Harrisburg. Interment will be made in one of the Harrisburg cemeteries. Rev. E. H. Paar will officiate.

 

55. Mollie7 Ruppel (Maria Christiana6 Reisinger, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born Jun 1866 in Maryland363,364,365. She married Carl Sterzer. He was born Jan 1859 in Germany365.

Pictured Right:  Mollie Ruppel Sterzer.  Photo courtesy of Dorothy Ruppel Schleupner

1900 District of Columbia Census, ED 111, Sheet 4B, 410 H Street
1910 District of Columbia Census, ED 176, Sheet 11B, 414 H Street

Children of Mollie Ruppel and Carl Sterzer are:

98 i. Carl8 Sterzer, born Sep 1888 in Washington, DC365.

99 ii. Henry Sterzer, born Sep 1891 in Washington, DC365.

 

56. John George7 Ruppel (Maria Christiana6 Reisinger, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born Abt. 1869 in Maryland366,367. He married Maggie.

Children of John Ruppel and Maggie are:

100 i. John Fred8 Ruppel. He married Beatrice.

101 ii. Amalia Ruppel. She married Paul Klaesius.

102 iii. Ester Ruppel. She married Unknown Krote.

 

57. John Frederick7 Ruppel (Maria Christiana6 Reisinger, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 28 Sep 1871 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD367,368, and died 13 May 1953 in Lutheran Hospital, Baltimore, MD368. He married Elizabeth Fiddler 18 Sep 1899 in Frederick, MD368. She was born 03 Jun 1873 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD368, and died 14 Apr 1944 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD368.  They are buried in Lorraine Cemetery.

Children of John Ruppel and Elizabeth Fiddler are:

103 i. Mildred8 Ruppel, born 29 Jul 1901369; died 1939369. She married Elmer Pyfer.

104 ii. Phiilip A. Ruppel, born 04 Jul 1903369; died 25 Oct 1955369. He married Grace Zile; died Bef. 1955369.

105 iii. Alvin George Ruppel, born 28 Sep 1913 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD370; died 28 Dec 1961 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD370. He married Dorothy Caroline Frances Balla 19 Jun 1940 in Immanuel Reformed Church, Baltimore, MD370; born 26 Jul 1916 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD370; died 04 Apr 1979 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD370.  They are buried in Lorraine Park Cemetery.

 

59. Annie B.7 Kowallek (Elisabetha Margaretha6 Reisinger, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born Abt. 1870 in Baltimore, Baltimore Co, MD371,372. She married John L. Westerman Abt. 1895372. He was born Abt. 1868 in Maryland372.  They are buried in St. Paul Cemetery, Druid Hill Park, Baltimore, MD.

1910 Baltimore Co, MD Census, Ward 6, p 10B, 10 Irvine Place, #133-194, Post Office Clerk

Children of Annie Kowallek and John Westerman are:

106 i. Lisetta A.8 Westerman, born Abt. 1896 in Maryland372.

107 ii. John W. Westerman, born Abt. 1897 in Maryland372.

108 iii. G. Luther Westerman, born Abt. 1900 in Maryland372.

 

60. Henry J. Philip7 Reisinger (Johannes George6, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 22 Jul 1862 in Washington, DC373,374,375, and died 02 Apr 1944. He married (1) Hester A.. She was born Abt. 1868 in Canada376. He married (2) Elizabeth.

1891 Washington, DC City Directory, Confectioner, 235 G St NW
1920 Washington, DC Census, ED 346, Supv Dist 40, Sheet # A, 37 Rhode Island Ave NW, #43-54
1930 Washington, DC Census, 2020 Summit Place NE, ED 359, Sheet 15A, Supv Dist 1, p. 156

Children of Henry Reisinger and Elizabeth are:

109 i. Albert8 Reisinger. He married Frances.

110 ii. Anna L. Reisinger, born Bef. 1899 in Maryland376; died 28 Nov 1952.

111 iii. Dorothy E. Reisinger, born 09 Sep 1899 in Maryland376; died May 1984 in Washington, DC.

112 iv. John G. Reisinger, M. D., born 23 Aug 1901 in Maryland376.

 

61. Mary Louisa7 Reisinger (Johannes George6, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 06 May 1864 in Washington, DC377,378, and died 02 Aug 1948 in Washington, DC.  She married (1) William H. Miller before 1887. He was born 1860, and died 13 Feb 1901 in Washington, DC.  She married (2) Joseph Miller. He was born 1866, and died 10 May 1916 in Washington, DC.  All three are buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Washington, DC.

Pictured Right:  Mary Louisa Reisinger Miller.  Photo courtesy of Pat Marshall

Children of Mary Louisa Reisinger and William H. Miller are:

113 i. Annie8 Miller. She married Unknown Dennison.

114 ii. William J. H. Miller, born 07 Jan 1887 in Washington, DC379; died 24 Mar 1957 in Washington, DC379.

115 iii. Louise Amalia Miller, born 1889 in Washington, DC; died 14 Nov 1919 in Washington, DC. She married Charles Louis Sherzer 06 Dec 1910 in Washington, DC.

116 iv. Philip A. Miller, born 28 Oct 1892379; died 09 Dec 1959379.

 

62. Mollie7 Reisinger (Johannes George6, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born Abt. 1866 in Washington, DC380. She married Philip Treide.

Child of Mollie Reisinger and Philip Treide is:

117 i. Dorothy8 Treide. She married Unknown Austin.

 

65. Charles Henry7 Reisinger (Johannes George6, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 07 Aug 1875 in Washington, DC381,382,383, and died 21 Oct 1905 in Denver, CO384,385. He married Anna Barbara Margaret Schmidtman Apr 1900 in Washington, DC, daughter of Hermann Schmidtmann and Sabine Stohlman. She was born 05 Jun 1878 in Washington, DC386,387,388, and died 19 Jun 1976 in Baltimore, MD389.  Both are buried in Prospect Hill Cemetery, Washington, DC.

The Washington Post, October 25, 1905
Died
REISINGER - On Saturday, October 21, 1905, at Denver, Col., Charles H. Reisinger, beloved husband of Anna Reisinger (nee Schmidtman) and son of Dora and the late John G. Reisinger, in his thirty-first year. Funeral from his late residence, 235 G street northwest, Wednesday, October 25, at 2 p.m.; thence to Trinity Lutheran Church, Fourth and E streets northwest. Interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery.

Children of Charles Henry Reisinger and Anna Barbara Margaret Schmidtman are:

118 i. Carl Herman John8 Reisinger, born 28 Jan 1902 in Washington, DC390; died 16 Jul 1993 in Washington, DC. He married Margaret Emma Miller 28 Apr 1926 in Washington, DC; born 07 May 1901 in Washington, DC; died 19 Feb 1989 in Chevy Chase, MD.

119 ii. Howard W. Reisinger390, born 16 Dec 1904 in Washington, DC391; died 25 Dec 1988 in Tappahannock, Essex Co, VA. He married (1) Sally Fairfax Chinn; born 30 Sep 1906 in Warsaw, VA; died 22 May 1998 in Richmond, VA. He married (2) Evelyn Gregory.

 

69. Odelia7 Reisinger (Johannes George6, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born Bet. 1882 - 1884 in Washington, DC, and died Abt. 1970 in Baltimore, MD. She married (1) Fred Ford. She married (2) Martin Herrell.

Child of Odelia Reisinger and Fred Ford is:

120 i. Dorothy8 Ford.

 

70. Frederick G.7 Reisinger (Johannes George6, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 26 Jun 1885 in Washington, DC392.

Child of Frederick G. Reisinger is:

121 i. Fred8 Reisinger.

 

71. Ruth A.7 Reisinger (Johannes George6, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born 18 Aug 1892 in Washington, DC392, and died 25 Oct 1963 in Prob. Arlington, VA. She married Henry B. Hartung. He was born Abt. 1892 in Pennsylvania393.

Children of Ruth Reisinger and Henry Hartung are:

122 i. Eleanor8 Hartung, born 24 May 1916 in New York393; died Aug 1983. She married Ray Weinreich; born 04 Nov 1909; died 07 Feb 1994.

123 ii. Robert Hartung, born 11 Jul 1923 in Arlington, VA; died 17 Apr 1945 in Long Beach, CA. He married June.

 

77. Frederick L.7 Reisinger (Frederick George Philipp6, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born Feb 1872 in Maryland394,395,396. He married Rose M. J. Abt. 1899396. She was born Jul 1876 in Maryland397.

1910 Baltimore Co, MD Census, Election District 12, Precint 7, ED 50, Supv Dist 2, Sheet 3A, p. 224, #47-47, Salesman
1920 Baltimore Co, MD Census, Baltimore City, Ward 26, Supv Dist 3, ED 437, Sheet 10B, 29 North East Ave, #197-202, Clerk

Child of Frederick Reisinger and Rose J. is:

124 i. Virginia8 Reisinger, born Abt. 1904 in Maryland398.

 

78. Mamie L.7 Reisinger (Frederick George Philipp6, Johann Georg5, Aegidius Thomas4, Johannes Georgius3 Reissinger, Johannes Georgius2 Reisener, Joannes Martinus1 Reissener) was born Abt. 1877 in Maryland399,400. She married William H. Eppley Abt. 1898400,401. He was born Mar 1879 in Maryland402,403.

1900 Baltimore Co, MD Census, Enumerated in household of George Dietrich, 1408 McElderry, Baltimore City, Ward 3, Laundry, Supv Dist 111, ED 34, Sheet 4B, #69
1910 Baltimore Co, MD Census, Baltimore City, Ward 9, Supv Dist 3, ED 126, Sheet 16B, 1227 E. North Ave, #317-347, Clerk Manufacturing

Child of Mamie Reisinger and William Eppley is:

125 i. Norman C.8 Eppley, born Abt. 1901 in Maryland404.

Family Footnotes listed at the end of this page.

 

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Im Jahr Christi achtzehnhundert und dreissig am zweiten Juni des Abends zwischen neun und zehn Uhr starb am Stickfluss, Georg Nicolaus, des Georg REISINGERS hiesiger Einwohner in der hiesigen Pfarrei gehoerigen Filial Wembach und seiner Ehefrau Maria Barbara geborene BEILSTEIN, alt drey Jahre, elf Monate und sechsundzwanzig Tage und wurde den fuenften dessselben Monats um fuenf Uhr in aller Stille begraben in Gegenwart des Vaters, und des ledigen Konrad Oldendorf von da, welche gegenwaertiges Protokoll nebst mir, den Geistlichen unterschriebenen.

Translation: page 134 – year 1830

On the 2 June 1830 in the evening between 9 and 10 o’clock died Georg Nicolaus, the son of Georg REISINGER, a local resident in the affiliate Wembach and his wife Maria Barbara, nee BEILSTEIN. He is three years,

11 month and 26 days old and was buried on the fifth June 1830 at 5 P.M. in the presence of his father and Konrad OLDENDORF, single, who all signed the protocoll.

Seite 444 – Jahr 1831

Im Jahr Christi achtzehnhundert ein und dreissig am fuenften April, des Abends um 9 Uhr, wurde nach geschehener glaubhafter Anzeige dem Johann Georg REISINGER, deutschen Einwohner in dem zu dieser Pfarrei gehoerigen Filial Wembach von seiner Ehefrau Maria geborene BEILSTEIN, der dritte Sohn, das dritte Kind geboren und den siebzehnten desselben getauft was die Nahmen erhielt Georg Christian.

Gevattern waren:

Der ledige Georg Christian BEILSTEIN von Lichtenberg der Mutter Bruder und der ledige Georg KNELL von Weinbach, welcher gegenwaertiges Protocoll nebst dem Vater des Kindes un mir dem Geistlichen der die Taufe verrichtete unterschrieben hat.

Georg Christian BEILSTEIN

Johann Georg KNELL

Johann Georg REISSINGER

Translation: Page 444 – year 1831

On the 5 Apr 1831 at 9 o'clock in the evening was born, according to the notification of Johann Georg REISINGER, a German resident in the affiliate Wembach, by his wife Maria, nee BEILSTEIN, the third son, the third child and that son was christened on the 17 Apr 1831 and received the given names Georg Christian.

Witnesses are:

Christian BEILSTEIN, the maternal brother, single, of Lichtenberg

Georg KNELL, single, of Weinach

Who both signed together with me, the minister, who performed the christening of the child.

Signed: Georg Christian BEILSTEIN, Johann Georg KNELL

Johann Georg REISSINGER.

Seite 499 – Jahr 1833

Im Jahre Christi achtzehnhundert drei und dreissig am sechzehnten Maerz des Abends um zehn Uhr wurde nach geschehener glaubhafter Anzeige dem Johann Georg REISINGER deutschen Einwohner und Weber in dem zu dieser Pfarrei gehoerigen Filial Wembach, von seiner zweiten Ehefrau Mariann eine geborene BEILSTEININ, die erste Tochter, das vierte Kind geboren und den vier und zwanzigsten desselben Monats getauft und den Nahmen erhielt Maria Christiana

Gevattern waren

Der Ortsbuerger und Colonist Johann Paul BERGOINT zu Hain und seine Ehefrau Maria geb. HELEINE, der Ortsbuerger Philipp VIERHELLER von Lichtenburg, und seine Ehefrau Christiane geb. DIEHL, welche gegenwartiges Protocoll nebst dem Vater des Kindes und mir dem Geistlichen der die Taufe verrichtete, unterschrieben, die erste Gevatterin Maria BERGOINT aber, als des Schreib aus num mit unterzeichnet hat.

XXX statt Handschrift der Gevatterin Maria BERGOINT, test VAUBAL

Johan Paul BERGOINT, Philipp VIERHELLER, Christiana VIERHELLER, Johann Georg REISINGER, Vaubel, Pfabber

Seitenvermerk: Maria Christiana REISINGER von Wembach wanderte im Jahr 1852 nach Amerika aus.

Translation, page 499 – year 1833

On the 16 March 1833 at 10 P.M. was born, according to the notification of Johann Georg REISINGER, a German resident and weaver in the affiliate village Wembach by his second wife, Marianne nee BEILSTEIN, the first daughter, the fourth child. The daughter was christened on the 24th of the same month and received the given names Maria Christiana.

Witnesses are:

The village resident and colonist Johann Paul BERGOINT of Hain and his wife Maria nee HELEINE

The village resident Philipp VIERHELLER of Lichtenburg and his wife Christiane nee DIEHL, which signed the Protocall with me, the minister who baptized the child and the father of the child. The first witness Maria BERGOINT will sign with three XXX, since she is unable to write.

Side remark: Maria Christiana REISINGER of WEMBACH emigrated to America in the year 1852.

Seite 573, Jahr 1835

Im Jahr Christi Achtzehnhundert fuenf und dreissig, am vierten Mai, des Abends um sechs Uhr, wurde nach geschehener glaubhafter Anzeige, dem Georg REISINGER, deutschen Ortsbuerger in dem zu dieser Pfarrey gehoegigen Filial Wembach, von seiner zweiten Ehefrau Marianne geb. BEILSTEIN, die zweite Tochter, das fuenfte Kind geboren, und den sieben zehnten desselben getauft, wo es die Nahmen erhielt

Elisabetha Margarethe

Gevatterinnen waren:

Elisabetha Barbara DARMSTAEDTER, des Ortsbuergers Jacob DARMSTAEDTER von Obernhausen hiesigen Kreises ledige Tochter und Anna Magdalena DARMSTAEDTER des Ortsbuergers Johann Leonhardt DARMSTAEDTER von da, ledige Tochter, welche gegenwaertiges Protokoll, nebst dem Vater des Kindes und mir dem Geistlichen, der die Taufe verrichtete, unterschrieben haben.

Elisabetha Barbara DARMSTAETTER, Anna Magdalena DARMSTAETTER, Georg REISINGER, VAUBEL minister

Seitenvermark: Elisabetha Margarethe REISINGER of Wembach, gestorben den 20 Maerz 1836

Translation, page 573 – year 1835

On the 4 May 1835, at 6 P.M. was born, according to the announcement of the German resident, residing in the affiliate Wembach, Georg REISINGER and his second wife Marianne, nee BEILSTEIN the second daughter, the fifth child. The daughter was baptized on the 17 May 1835 and received the given names Elisabetha Margaretha.

Witnesses:

Elisabetha Barbara DARMSTAEDTER the single daughter of the local resident Jacob DARMSTAEDTER of Obernhausen

Anna Magdalena DARMSTAEDTER, single daughter of the resident Johann Leonhard DARMSTAEDTER who all signed the protocol together with the father and me, the local minister.

Remark: Elisabetha Margarethe REISINGER of Wembach, died on the 20 March 1836.

Seite 216, Jahr 1836

Im Jahr Christi, Achtzehnhundert sechs und dreisig, am zwanzigsten Maerz des Abends zwischen fuenf und secht Uhr, starb am Zahnern Elisabetha Margaretha, des Georg REISINGER, Ortsbuerger in dem zu dieser Pfarrey gehoerigen Filial Wembach, und seiner zweiten Ehefrau Mariann geborene BEILSTEIN, Toechter, alt zehn Monate, sechszehn Tage und wurde den drey und zwanzigsten desselben, des vormittags um 10 Uhr auf dem dortigen Kirchhofe in der Stille begraben in Gegenwart seines Vaters und des ledigen Johann Georg SCHUCHMANN von Frankenhausen hiesigen Kirches, dermalen Leinwebergesell zu Wembach, welche gegenwaertiges Protokoll nebst mir dem Geistlichen unterschrieben haben.

Translation: page 216 – year 1836

On the 20 March 1836 in the evening between 5 and 6 P.M. died because of results of teething, Elisabetha Margaretha, the daughter of Georg REISINGER, a village resident in Wembach, and his second wife Mariann nee BEILSTEIN. She is 10 month old, 16 days and she was buried on the 23 Mar 1836 in the church cemetery. She was buried in the presence of her father, the single Johann Georg SCHUCHMANNof Frankenhausen and me, the minister.

Seite 634 – Jahr 1837

Im Jahr Christi, achtzehnhundertsieben und dreissig, am ein und zwanzigsten Februar des Nachts um ein Uhr, wurde nach geschehner glaubhafter Anzeige, dem Georg REISINGER, deutschen Ortsbuerger in dem zu dieser Pfarrei gehoergigen Filial Wembach, von seiner zweiten Ehefrau Marianne, geb. BEILSTEIN, die dritte Tochter, das sechste Kind geboren und den fuenften Maerz des Jahres getauft, wo es die Nahmen erhielt

Elisabetha Margaretha

Gevatterinnen waren

Die ledige Margaretha DIEHL von Lichtenburg, hiesigen Kreises, der Mutter Stiefschwester

Elisabetha SCHALLER, des Johann Adam SCHALLER Ortsbuerger zu Niedererodau hiesigen Kreises un-confirmierte Tochter, Stellvertreterin war ihre Mutter Marie SCHALLER geb. REISINGER welche gegenwaertiges Protocoll nebst dem Vater des Kindes und mir, dem Geistlichen der die Taufe verrichtete, unterschrieben

Anna Margaretha DIEHL, Elsabetha SCHALLER, Maria SCHALLER, Georg REISINGER, VAUBEL minister

Translation: Page 634 – year 1837

On the 21 Feb 1837 at 1 AM at night was born according to information given by Georg REISINGER, a German resident in the affiliate Wembach and his wife Marianne nee BEILSTEIN and the same was christened on the 5 Mar 1837 and received the given names Elisabetha Margaretha.

Witnesses are:

The single Margaretha DIEHL of Lichtenburg, a maternal step sister.

Elisabetha SCHALLER, daughter of the resident Johann Adam SCHALLER of Niederodau.(not yet confirmed –about 14 years or younger) Proxy for the young Margaretha DIEL stood her mother Marie SCHALLER nee REISINGER in her stead. They sign the Protocol together with the father and me, the minister.

Seite 683, Jahr 1839

Im Jahr Christi Achtzehnhundert neun und dreisig, den zwoelften September, Morgens zwei Uhr wurde na