#14941 Henry W. Barnhart ( John Philip "Philip" Barnhart • Johann Wilhelm "William" Bernhardt◊ • Casper Bernhardt◊ )

Henry was born 17 Mar 1820 in Chicora, Butler Co., Pennsylvania. He was buried in White Oak Cemetery, Kepples Corners, Butler Co., Pennsylvania.

He served with Co. K, 134th Pennsylvania Infantry.

Either Henry W. Barnhart or his nephew, Henry N. Barnhart, was likely the Henry Barnhart who served on the jury that convicted Samuel Mohawk of the murder of Mrs. James Wigton and her five children in 1843. The trial created a sensation and several attempts were made to lynch Samuel but the law managed to hold onto him until he was convicted and executed.

∞ Henry (relationship status suppressed while one person possibly living) first #14942 «Unknown» Cranmer.

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∞ Henry (relationship status suppressed while one person possibly living) second #54925 «Unknown» Cranmer.

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Children of this relationship:

Howard D. Barnhart & Janet K. Warter, The History of Casper Bernhardt and His Descendants, revision by Warter, (unpublished, 1998). Ref. as [Barnhart/Warter].

Robert C. Brown, History of Butler County, Pennsylvania, (Chicago: R. C. Brown, 1895). Ref. as [Brown] p. 141

Line Generation: 5

Relationship: First Cousins Four Times Removed through Johann Wilhelm "William" Bernhardt◊