Husband Joseph Eberhart 1 2 3 4 5 6
AKA: Joseph Eberhardt 7
Born: 19 Mar 1800 - Westmoreland Co, PA 1 3 4 5 6
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Died: 30 Nov 1882 - Douglas Co, KS 6
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Father: Christian Eberhart (1772-1839) 3 4 8 9 10
Mother: Anna Marie Snyder (1773-1849) 4 9
Marriage: 15 Nov 1821 6
Wife Catharine "Katie" Kistler 3 5 6 7
AKA: Katie Kiester 4
Born: 4 Jan 1805 4 5
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Died: 21 Dec 1885 - Kansas 4 5
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Children
1 F Mary Ann Eberhart 12
AKA: Maria Ann Eberhart,11 Nancy Ann Eberhart 3
Born: 25 Oct 1822 - Westmoreland Co, PA 12
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Died: 28 Feb 1898 11
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Spouse: Henry Hemphill (1815-1854) 3 11 12 13
Marr: 22 Jan 1843 11
Spouse: William Byerly (1813-1900) 3 12
Marr: Jul 1863 11
2 M Obediah Eberhart 12
AKA: Obadiah Eberhart 3
Born: 27 Feb 1824 - Westmoreland Co, PA 12
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Died: 1 Mar 1903 11
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Spouse: Susanna Soxman (1822-1875) 12
Marr: 3 Aug 1848 11
Spouse: Sarah "Sadie" [Unk] (1831-1920) 14
Marr: 13 Aug 1876 11
3 F Priscilla Eberhart 7 14 15
Born: 25 Apr 1825 - Hickory Twp, Mercer Co, PA 7 14 15
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Died: 3 Feb 1899 11
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Spouse: Andrew Barnhart (1821-1873) 14 15 16
Marr: 18 Jul 1844 7 14 15
4 M John Eberhart 1 3 4 17 18
Born: 16 Jul or 16 Aug 1827 - Mercer Co, PA 3 4 18
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Died: 11 Aug 1885 - ? Butler Co, PA 4
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Spouse: Catherine Barnhart (1829-1902) 1 3 17 18
Marr: 29 Apr 1849 4 18
5 M Joseph Eberhart 3 19
Born: 13 Sep 1829 11
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Died: 1 Mar 1849 11
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Spouse: Did Not Marry
6 M Henry S. Eberhart 3 19
Born: 20 May 1831 - Mercer Co, PA 19
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Died: 8 Apr 1914 11
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Spouse: Elisabeth Hawk ( - ) 19
Marr: 29 Dec 1853 19
7 M Lewis Jacob Eberhart 3 20
Born: 8 Sep 1833 - Mercer Co, PA 20
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Died: 8 Oct 1919 11
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Spouse: Lizzie Jane Brady ( - ) 20
Marr: 30 Apr 1865 20
8 M Andrew Eberhart 3 20
Born: 21 Jul 1835 - Mercer Co, PA 20
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Died: 7 Jun 1907 11
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Spouse: Georgia May Smith (1850-1879) 20
Marr: 10 May 1877 20
Spouse: Anna Maria Albright (1847- ) 20
Marr: 11 Mar 1880 11 20
9 M Paul Christian Eberhart 21
Born: 3 Apr 1838 - Butler Co, PA 21
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Died: 25 Jul 1915 11
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Spouse: Emma Jane McQueen ( - ) 21
Marr: 13 Sep 1868 21
10 F Catharine Elisabeth Eberhart 21
Born: 1 Sep 1840 21
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Died: 5 Aug 1875 11
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Spouse: Did Not Marry
11 F Sarah A. Eberhart 21
Born: 22 Oct 1842 21
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Died: 29 Aug 1911 11
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Spouse: Michael Herning (1836-1873) 21
Marr: 21 Jan 1864 21
Spouse: John A. Lagerquist ( - ) 21
Marr: 2 Nov 1876 11 21
12 F Susanna Lydia Eberhart 21
Born: 3 Mar 1845 21
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Died: 27 Mar 1882 11 22
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Spouse: George W. Hastee ( -1877) 21
Spouse: R. D. Gentry ( - ) 22
Marr: Nov 1880 11
13 F Rebecca Lucinda Eberhart 22
Born: 17 Sep 1849 11
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Died: 12 Nov 1936 11
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Spouse: Isaac Hemphill ( - ) 22
Marr: 11 Feb 1872 22
General Notes: Husband - Joseph Eberhart
He and three of his brothers were among the early settlers of Hickory Township, Mercer County, Pennsylvania. He subsequently went west and died.
He settled in Mercer County, Pennsylvania, in 1823. He removed from there to Armstrong County, and from there to Kansas Territory [Douglas County, Kansas] when it was first opened to settlement. While in Butler and Armstrong Counties, he served as a colporteur for the American Tract Society. He raised a large family of seven boys and six girls.
He was a tailor by trade, and followed his trade until 1825, when he removed to Mercer County, Pennsylvania, subsequently in 1837 to Millerstown, Butler County, in 1845 to Armstrong County, and in 1854 to Douglas County, Kansas, where he died at the age of eighty-two years.
In 1854 he emigrated to Kansas, where he engaged in farming and also preached in the Lutheran Church, labored as a Bible agent and held many church offices.
He was not quite so large and robust as his brethren. For many years he was afflicted with dyspepsia, and during that time he engaged in selling goods and "Yankee notions," etc., but all the time had a good farm to depend upon for his living. He was all his life a zealous, consistent member of the Lutheran Church.
On moving to Kansas, before regular ministers were sent there and the Church established, he was licensed to preach, and for years he worked as a pioneer missionary, by way of educating the people and gathering them into societies. He also labored as Bible agent and colporteur of tracts and other religious books. He was noted for being a cool-headed, well-balanced, but decidedly persistent, man.