#45112 Rudolph Barnhart ( Frederick W. Barnhart • Rudolph Barnhart • Johann Wilhelm "William" Bernhardt◊ • Casper Bernhardt◊ )
Rudolph was born 1842. He died 1922. He was buried in St. Paul's Union Church Of Christ Cemetery.
He served in Co. K, 134th Pennsylvania Volunteers. He was at Antietam, Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville. He was a musician.
He had a farm near Chicora, Pennsylvania in 1873 and one of the first wells drilled was on his property, producing 1,400 barrels a day. In later years, he owned a store in Petersville, now called Connoquenessing.
He is one candidate for the Rudolph Barnhart who was justice of the peace in Connoquenessing in 1891.
∞ Rudolph married Mary Ann Shakely
Marriage notes |
They married 1863. Rudolph and Mary Ann are second cousins through John & Anna (Schmidt) Bernhardt. |
Children of this relationship:
| #53071 | M | i | Willliam A. Barnhart | (17 Oct 1864–9 Oct 1903) |
| #53100 | M | ii | Frederick E. Barnhart | (1863–1923) |
Howard D. Barnhart & Janet K. Warter, The History of Casper Bernhardt and His Descendants, revision by Warter, (unpublished, 1998).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. 248
Robert C. Brown, History of Butler County, Pennsylvania, (Chicago: R. C. Brown, 1895). Ref. as [Brown] p. 391
Line Generation: 6
Relationship: Second Cousins Three Times Removed through Johann Wilhelm "William" Bernhardt◊