Joseph Burkhart, emigrated from Germany, his Fatherland, and settled in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania
He married Margaret Hart, widow of Unknown Hart, and his children were:
Michael, died in Lancaster county;
Jacob, died in Greensburg, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania;
Ephraim, FAG# 18190152, who later with Joseph died in Cambria county;
Samuel, died in Indiana county, Pennsylvania.
William, died in Altoona, Blair county; and
David, died in Indiana county.
After the death of her husband, Margaret spent the rest of her days among her children in Cambria county.
This family is of German origin with numerous branches found throughout Pennsylvania and the United States. It counts among its well-known representatives, Dr. E. J. Burkhart, of Johnstown.
An excerpt from: History of Cambria County
Joseph and Margaret have headstone beside one another in Carson Valley Cemetery.
He married Margaret Hart, widow of Unknown Hart, and his children were:
Michael, died in Lancaster county;
Jacob, died in Greensburg, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania;
Ephraim, FAG# 18190152, who later with Joseph died in Cambria county;
Samuel, died in Indiana county, Pennsylvania.
William, died in Altoona, Blair county; and
David, died in Indiana county.
After the death of her husband, Margaret spent the rest of her days among her children in Cambria county.
This family is of German origin with numerous branches found throughout Pennsylvania and the United States. It counts among its well-known representatives, Dr. E. J. Burkhart, of Johnstown.
An excerpt from: History of Cambria County
Joseph and Margaret have headstone beside one another in Carson Valley Cemetery.
Joseph Burkhart, emigrated from Germany, his Fatherland, and settled in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania
He married Margaret Hart, widow of Unknown Hart, and his children were:
Michael, died in Lancaster county;
Jacob, died in Greensburg, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania;
Ephraim, FAG# 18190152, who later with Joseph died in Cambria county;
Samuel, died in Indiana county, Pennsylvania.
William, died in Altoona, Blair county; and
David, died in Indiana county.
After the death of her husband, Margaret spent the rest of her days among her children in Cambria county.
This family is of German origin with numerous branches found throughout Pennsylvania and the United States. It counts among its well-known representatives, Dr. E. J. Burkhart, of Johnstown.
An excerpt from: History of Cambria County
Joseph and Margaret have headstone beside one another in Carson Valley Cemetery.
He married Margaret Hart, widow of Unknown Hart, and his children were:
Michael, died in Lancaster county;
Jacob, died in Greensburg, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania;
Ephraim, FAG# 18190152, who later with Joseph died in Cambria county;
Samuel, died in Indiana county, Pennsylvania.
William, died in Altoona, Blair county; and
David, died in Indiana county.
After the death of her husband, Margaret spent the rest of her days among her children in Cambria county.
This family is of German origin with numerous branches found throughout Pennsylvania and the United States. It counts among its well-known representatives, Dr. E. J. Burkhart, of Johnstown.
An excerpt from: History of Cambria County
Joseph and Margaret have headstone beside one another in Carson Valley Cemetery.
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Died June 29, 1840
Aged 90 Years
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