Born in Wheeling Virginia, he married Anna Barbara KLUG, 1866, Wheeling, WV. His father was John Habig, parents born in Germany.
He served in Civil War, enlisting at age 18, First Regiment WV Light Artillery, Company H, Volunteer Union Soldiers.
They had son William Rhinehardt and daughter Estella/Stella (Thornton) who appear on 1910 census. Frank and Teresa G. are listed on 1880 census where Rhinehard is a iron mill worker.
His death certificate indicates he was a shoemaker.
He served in Civil War, enlisting at age 18, First Regiment WV Light Artillery, Company H, Volunteer Union Soldiers.
They had son William Rhinehardt and daughter Estella/Stella (Thornton) who appear on 1910 census. Frank and Teresa G. are listed on 1880 census where Rhinehard is a iron mill worker.
His death certificate indicates he was a shoemaker.
Born in Wheeling Virginia, he married Anna Barbara KLUG, 1866, Wheeling, WV. His father was John Habig, parents born in Germany.
He served in Civil War, enlisting at age 18, First Regiment WV Light Artillery, Company H, Volunteer Union Soldiers.
They had son William Rhinehardt and daughter Estella/Stella (Thornton) who appear on 1910 census. Frank and Teresa G. are listed on 1880 census where Rhinehard is a iron mill worker.
His death certificate indicates he was a shoemaker.
He served in Civil War, enlisting at age 18, First Regiment WV Light Artillery, Company H, Volunteer Union Soldiers.
They had son William Rhinehardt and daughter Estella/Stella (Thornton) who appear on 1910 census. Frank and Teresa G. are listed on 1880 census where Rhinehard is a iron mill worker.
His death certificate indicates he was a shoemaker.
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