Mary⁴ Urner (Martin³, Jacob², Ulrich¹), born 02 May 1755₍₉₎ possibly in Coventry, Chester, Pennsylvania; died 30 April 1813₍₉₎ in Frederick (now Carroll) County, Maryland; married to DAVID REINHART who was born 02 February 1755₍₉₎ and died 26 September 1813₍₉₎ in Frederick (now Carroll) County.

He was a taxpayer in Coventry by 1779; listed as a married tenant in 1779 and 1780. They moved to Frederick County in 1783 with Martin and Juliana Wolfe, where they were active in organizing the Pipe Creek Church of the Brethren (The Brethren Encyclopedia: under “Pipe Creek, MD”).

1790 Census: David Rinehart, page 058, locality not stated, Frederick, Maryland.

1800 Census: David Rineheart, page 184, locality not stated, Frederick, Maryland.

1810 Census: D. Rineheart, page 237, locality not stated, Frederick, Maryland.

They both died in the typhus epidemic of 1813_(F). They are buried at Wolf’s Cemetery at Union Bridge, Carroll, Maryland. His will: Israel Rinehart and Ulrich Switzer were Executors.

Children:

Hannah⁵ Rinehart₍₁₀₎, born 04 January 1780 in Pennsylvania; died 01 April 1821 in Frederick (now Carroll) County, Maryland; married 21 December 1803 in Frederick County₍₁₆₎ to Abraham Stoner (son of John Stoner and Hannah Moyer) who was born 23 September 1782 in Maryland and died 02 November 1830 aged 48 years₍₉₎ in Frederick (now Carroll) County. They are buried at Wolf’s Cemetery. Known children: David R. Stoner, born 20 (or 29) October 1804, died 08 March 1830 in Frederick County, buried at Wolf’s Cemetery; Eleanor Stoner, born 05 July 1806, died 22 December 1883, married 15 March 1825 to John Stauffer; Samuel Stoner, born 09 April 1808, died 11 November 1882, he moved to Ohio_(F); Mary Stoner, born 05 December 1809, died 07 March 1853 in Frederick County, married 22 March 1839 in Frederick County to Joel Hull; John Stoner, born about 1811; Ezra Stoner, born 18 March 1813, married to Emaline Stemm who was born about 1817 in Frederick County, they moved to Sandusky County, Ohio; Sophia Stoner, born 15 April 1815, died 11 February 1842 in Frederick County, married ______ Stauffer_(F); Abraham Stoner, born 24 April 1817, died August 1837 in Frederick County, unmarried_(F).

Daniel⁵ Rinehart, born 26 February 1786₍₉₎ in Maryland; died 09 August 1818₍₉₎; unmarried_(F). He is buried at Wolf’s Cemetery.

Israel⁵ Rinehart, born 25 June 1792₍₉₎ in Maryland; died 21 November 1871₍₉₎; married 22 October 1816 in Frederick County₍₁₆₎ to Mary Snader (daughter_(E) of Jacob Snader and Mary Englar, and sister of Elizabeth Snader who married Samuel⁵ Urner) who was born 19 November 1797₍₉₎ in Maryland and died 15 December 1865₍₉₎. He was a farmer. 1850 Census: Israel Rinehart, page 382, visit 165/172, Election District #2, Carroll, Maryland. 1870 Census: Israel Rinehart (with son Daniel). They are buried at Pipe Creek Cemetery near Uniontown, Carroll, Maryland. Children:

David⁶ Rinehart, born 05 May 1818; died 15 January 1903; married 15 October 1842 in Carroll County (FHL film #1320680) to Hannah Englar who was born 18 July 1814 in Maryland and died 08 March 1884. He was a grocer. 1850 Census: David Rinehart, page 427, visit 264/266, Election District #8, Frederick, Maryland. 1860 Census: David Rinehart, page 027, visit 182/187, Johnsville, Frederick, Maryland. 1870 Census: David Rinehart, page 602, visit 153/160, Johnsville, Frederick, Maryland. Known children: Winfield S. Rinehart, born about 1844, married about 1868 to Mary M. ______ who was born about 1850 in Maryland; Lincoln W. Rinehart, born about 1846; Marshall F. Rinehart, born about 1849, 1870 Census: M. F. Rinehart (with uncle Ephraim Franklin Rinehart, below), page 291, visit 360/387, Troy, Miami, Ohio.

Daniel⁶ Rinehart, born about 1822; married first 25 November 1853 in Carroll County (FHL film #1320680) to Margaret Hyder (daughter of Jacob and Sarah Hyder) who was born about 1831 in Maryland and apparently died about April 1860 (presumably from complications of childbirth); married second 02 March 1865 in Frederick County to Rebecca Lee Norris (daughter of Edward and Sarah Norris) who was born about 1839 in Maryland. He was a farmer. 1860 Census: Daniel Rinehart, page 027, visit 183/188, Johnsville, Frederick, Maryland. 1870 Census: Dan^l Rinehart, page 602, visit 151/158, Johnsville, Frederick, Maryland. 1880 Census: Daniel Rinehart, page 500, visit 115/125, Johnsville, Frederick, Maryland. Known children with first wife: Mary V. Rinehart, born about 1855; Sarah Olivia Rinehart, born about 1856; Florence Jane Rinehart, born about 1858; Joseph P. Rinehart, born about 1859; Daniel Thomas Rinehart, born about April 1860. Known children with second wife: Lucy N. Rinehart, born about 1869; Grace L. Rinehart, born about 1872.

Jacob Urner⁶ Rinehart, died in infancy.

William Henry⁶ Rinehart, born 13 September 1825; died 28 October 1874; unmarried. He was a famous sculptor; he lived and worked at Rome, Italy. He is buried at Baltimore city, Maryland.

Evan Thomas⁶ Rinehart, born 27 May 1828; apparently died before the 1900 census; married about 1872 to Alice McBride who was born about May 1849 at Baltimore city, Maryland. He was a commission merchant. 1850 Census: Evan T. Rinehart, page 427, visit 265/267, Election District #8, Frederick, Maryland. 1880 Census: Evan T. Rinehart, page 490, visit 128/128, Election District #3, Baltimore, Maryland. 1900 Census: Alice Rinehart (widow), page 294, visit 012/012, Baltimore city (E.D. 189), Maryland. 1910 Census: Mrs Allen Rinehart (widow), page 095, visit 165/186, Baltimore city (E.D. 227), Maryland. 1920 Census: Alice Rinehart (widow), page 160, visit 260/380, Baltimore city (E.D. 167), Maryland. They had five children, one of whom died before the 1910 census. Children: William H. Rinehart, born about October 1874, apparently died before the 1910 census, he was a clerk; Ella W. Rinehart, born about October 1880, 1910 Census: (single, with mother); Thomas Warden Rinehart, born 10 May 1882₍₁₇₎, married by 1917 to Janet Gremer? who was born about 1887 in Maryland, he was an architect, 1910 Census: (single, with mother); Evan Urner Rinehart, born about February 1886, 1910 Census: (single, with mother); Alice McBride Rinehart, born about February 1887, 1910 Census: (single, with mother).

Joseph C.⁶ Rinehart, born 07 March 1831₍₉₎; died 25 June 1855₍₉₎. He is buried at Wolf’s Cemetery.

Israel Clay⁶ Rinehart, twin, born 21 January 1835₍₉₎; died 04 January 1919₍₉₎; married 11 November 1861 to Lucinda Englar (daughter of David and Louisa Englar) who was born 28 February 1836₍₉₎ in Maryland and died 1924₍₉₎. He was a farmer. 1870 Census: Israel C. Rinehart, page 630, visit 051/051, Election District #11, Carroll, Maryland. 1880 Census: Isreal C. Rinehart, page 598, visit 027/028, Union Bridge, Carroll, Maryland. 1900 Census: Israel Rinehart, page 347, visit 295/300, Union Bridge District, Carroll, Maryland. They are buried at Pipe Creek Cemetery. Children: Harry G. Rinehart, born 04 September 1864, died 08 January 1918 at Troy, Miami, Ohio, married 1889-90 in Ohio to Martha Studebaker who was born 16 December 1867 in Miami County, he was a farm implement dealer, 1900 Census: Harry G. Rinehart, page 129, visit 120/122, Elizabeth, Miami, Ohio, 1910 Census: Martha Rinehart (married but alone, and children), page 139, visit 121/122, Elizabeth, Miami, Ohio, they had four children (one of whom died young), known children: Fred Grant Rinehart born 30 June 1893_(14)(17) and died June 1983 at Hopwood, Fayette, Pennsylvania₍₁₄₎, Eugene Frank Rinehart born 17 July 1894_(14)(17) and died 16 January 1984 at Troy₍₁₄₎(alsoDeath Certificate #05378), and Grace Louise Rinehart born 23 August 1895; Charles E. Rinehart, born 21 June 1867, died 20 June 1924 in Carroll County; Edward Joseph Rinehart, born 20 June 1870, died 30 May 1945 in Carroll County, married 25 October 1896 to Minnie L. Stitely who was born 09 February 1867, he was a farmer, 1900 Census: Edward Rinehart, page 347, visit 297/302, Union Bridge District, Carroll, Maryland, known children: Harry Israel Rinehart born 02 January 1898₍₁₄₎ and died November 1973 at Westminster, Carroll, Maryland₍₁₄₎; Alice Marie Rinehart born about 1900, Nathan Durbin Rinehart born 12 July 1903, and Carroll Sherwood Rinehart born 10 August 1905; William Clay Rinehart, born 30 April 1873₍₁₇₎, died 10 January 1944, married Minnie Gertrude ______, he was a farmer; Mary Louise Rinehart, born about May 1877; Elizabeth L. Rinehart, born 1882.

Ephraim Franklin⁶ Rinehart, twin, born 21 January 1835; apparently died before the 1910 census; married 1859-60 to Augusta F. Coles (daughter of George Coles) who was born about March 1840 in Ohio and died 12 April 1914 in Miami County (Death Certificate #23967, Volume 1351). He was a druggist; he later manufactured patent medicines. 1870 Census: E. F. Rinehart, page 291, visit 360/387, Troy [town/city?], Miami, Ohio. 1880 Census: E. F. Rinehart, page 045, visit 059/073, Troy [town/city?], Miami, Ohio. 1900 Census: Ephraim F. Rhinehart, page 081, visit 402/458, Troy (2^nd Ward), Miami, Ohio. 1910 Census: Augusta Rhinehart (widow), page 088, visit 073/080, Troy (2^nd Ward), Miami, Ohio. They had four children, two of whom died young. Known children, born in Ohio: Frances G. Rinehart, born about January 1863, married 1900-01 to (Doctor) Warren Coleman (his second marriage) who was born about 1865 in Ohio, he was a physician, 1910 Census: Dr. Warren Coleman (with her mother), they had no children; Harry M. Rinehart, born about July 1868, he was a druggist, 1910 Census: (single, with mother).

Joseph⁵ Rinehart, born about 1794; died in infancy_(F).

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