John Reindl is the son of Lorenz Reindl and Magdalena Eisley.
Per the 1870 U.S. Census, , John Reindl resided in Sharon Township, Richland County, Ohio with his parents. Listed are:
-Lawrence Rendall, age 52, born Bavaria
-Magdalena Rendall, age 45, born Prussia
-Catherine Rendall, age 14, born Ohio
-Magdalena Rendall, age 12, born Ohio
-Barbara Rendall, age 10, born Ohio
-John Rendall, age 7, born Ohio
-Lawrence Rendall, age 4, born Ohio
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In 1887, John Reindl married Anna Whitmyer, the daughter of Charles Leonard Whitmyer and Catherine "Kate" Hoss.
Crawford County Ohio Marriage Records, 1883-1887, Vol. 11, Page 241, No. 962
-Groom: John Reindl
-Bride: Anna Whitmyer
-Marriage Date: 26 Jul 1887
-Marriage Place: Crawford County, Ohio
Per the 1900 U.S. Census, John and Anna Reindl resided in Jackson Township, Crawford County, Ohio. Listed are:
-John Reindl, born Jul 1862, age 37
-Anna Reindl, born Dec 1864, age 35
-Stella Reindl, born Nov 1891, age 8
-Charles Reindl, born Jul 1896, age 3
In 1900, John and Anna are listed as married for 13 years. Anna is listed as having 3 children born and 2 children living.
Per the 1910 U.S. Census, John and Anna Reindl resided in Crestline, Crawford County, Ohio on 203 North Street. Listed are:
-John Rendle, age 46, born Ohio
-Anna Rendle, age 45, born Ohio
-Stella M Rendle, age 18, born Ohio
-Charles W Rendle, age 3, born Ohio
-Hellen L Rendle, age 9, born Ohio
In 1910, John and Anna are listed as married for 22 years. Anna is listed as having 3 children born and 3 children living.
John and Anna are known to have 4 children:
-J. Edward Reindl (1888-1889)
-Mary Estella Reindl Kreinbihl (1891-1980)
-Charles William Reindl (1896-1967)
-Helen F. Reindl Frasch (1901-1927)
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OHIO Death Certificate: 6797
-Name: John Reindl
-Gender: Male
-Death date: 25 Feb 1915
-Age at death: 51y 7m 21d
-Birth date: 3 Jul 1863
-Birthplace: Ohio
-Marital status: Married
-Occupation: Blacksmith & Wagonmaker
-Burial date: 27 Feb 1915
-Burial place: Crestline, O.
-Father: Lawernce Reindl
-Father's birthplace: Germany
-Mothere: Madeline Eisley
-Mother's birthplace: Germany
-Death place: Crestline, Crawford, Ohio
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Mansfield News Journal, Mansfield, Ohio, Thursday, December 5, 2019
Reindl Springs closes shop after 178 years in business
MANSFIELD - A Mansfield company that has been in the Reindl family for six generations closed in late November. It is believed to have been the city's oldest operating business, said Kristi Reindl this week.
Reindl Spring Service, 250 Park Avenue East, was started in Crestline in 1841 by Lorenz Reindl, she said. He was her great-great-great grandfather.
"He started the business by doing horseshoeing and wagon building. The business was then run by his son (my great-great grandfather) John Reindl. John's son, Charlie (my great-grandfather), moved the business to Mansfield and was then known as Reindl and Hissong. Charlie built the building that is at 250 Park Ave East and opened as Reindl Spring Service, Inc. in 1948," Kristi Reindl said.
"My grandfather (Jim) and my dad (Joe) ran the business until Jim's death in 1993. When my brother, also Joe, graduated from high school in 2000, he and our dad ran the business until my dad passed away in 2013. My brother, Joe has run the business until August of this year when he found work outside of being a mechanic," she said.
Initially, Lorenz Reindl made wagons that were pulled by horse.
"When my brother closed the business, he was doing front-end alignments, suspension parts and leaf springs, mostly on pickup trucks, dump trucks and big plow trucks. He would make springs if needed for larger jobs," Kristi Reindl said.
"The company has been in the family for six generations, and had to be closed because business fell off completely, unfortunately. My brother does have three boys, ages 12, 8 and 4, who would have probably taken over for him," she said.
Kristi Reindl said the business had a total of five locations, including four in Mansfield and the initial Crestline building.
Bob Blanton, the owner of B&B Auto Repair Inc., 262 Park Avenue East, recently purchased the Reindl Springs building and parking lot next door to his business.
Per the 1870 U.S. Census, , John Reindl resided in Sharon Township, Richland County, Ohio with his parents. Listed are:
-Lawrence Rendall, age 52, born Bavaria
-Magdalena Rendall, age 45, born Prussia
-Catherine Rendall, age 14, born Ohio
-Magdalena Rendall, age 12, born Ohio
-Barbara Rendall, age 10, born Ohio
-John Rendall, age 7, born Ohio
-Lawrence Rendall, age 4, born Ohio
_________________________________________________
In 1887, John Reindl married Anna Whitmyer, the daughter of Charles Leonard Whitmyer and Catherine "Kate" Hoss.
Crawford County Ohio Marriage Records, 1883-1887, Vol. 11, Page 241, No. 962
-Groom: John Reindl
-Bride: Anna Whitmyer
-Marriage Date: 26 Jul 1887
-Marriage Place: Crawford County, Ohio
Per the 1900 U.S. Census, John and Anna Reindl resided in Jackson Township, Crawford County, Ohio. Listed are:
-John Reindl, born Jul 1862, age 37
-Anna Reindl, born Dec 1864, age 35
-Stella Reindl, born Nov 1891, age 8
-Charles Reindl, born Jul 1896, age 3
In 1900, John and Anna are listed as married for 13 years. Anna is listed as having 3 children born and 2 children living.
Per the 1910 U.S. Census, John and Anna Reindl resided in Crestline, Crawford County, Ohio on 203 North Street. Listed are:
-John Rendle, age 46, born Ohio
-Anna Rendle, age 45, born Ohio
-Stella M Rendle, age 18, born Ohio
-Charles W Rendle, age 3, born Ohio
-Hellen L Rendle, age 9, born Ohio
In 1910, John and Anna are listed as married for 22 years. Anna is listed as having 3 children born and 3 children living.
John and Anna are known to have 4 children:
-J. Edward Reindl (1888-1889)
-Mary Estella Reindl Kreinbihl (1891-1980)
-Charles William Reindl (1896-1967)
-Helen F. Reindl Frasch (1901-1927)
_________________________________________________
OHIO Death Certificate: 6797
-Name: John Reindl
-Gender: Male
-Death date: 25 Feb 1915
-Age at death: 51y 7m 21d
-Birth date: 3 Jul 1863
-Birthplace: Ohio
-Marital status: Married
-Occupation: Blacksmith & Wagonmaker
-Burial date: 27 Feb 1915
-Burial place: Crestline, O.
-Father: Lawernce Reindl
-Father's birthplace: Germany
-Mothere: Madeline Eisley
-Mother's birthplace: Germany
-Death place: Crestline, Crawford, Ohio
_________________________________________________
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Mansfield News Journal, Mansfield, Ohio, Thursday, December 5, 2019
Reindl Springs closes shop after 178 years in business
MANSFIELD - A Mansfield company that has been in the Reindl family for six generations closed in late November. It is believed to have been the city's oldest operating business, said Kristi Reindl this week.
Reindl Spring Service, 250 Park Avenue East, was started in Crestline in 1841 by Lorenz Reindl, she said. He was her great-great-great grandfather.
"He started the business by doing horseshoeing and wagon building. The business was then run by his son (my great-great grandfather) John Reindl. John's son, Charlie (my great-grandfather), moved the business to Mansfield and was then known as Reindl and Hissong. Charlie built the building that is at 250 Park Ave East and opened as Reindl Spring Service, Inc. in 1948," Kristi Reindl said.
"My grandfather (Jim) and my dad (Joe) ran the business until Jim's death in 1993. When my brother, also Joe, graduated from high school in 2000, he and our dad ran the business until my dad passed away in 2013. My brother, Joe has run the business until August of this year when he found work outside of being a mechanic," she said.
Initially, Lorenz Reindl made wagons that were pulled by horse.
"When my brother closed the business, he was doing front-end alignments, suspension parts and leaf springs, mostly on pickup trucks, dump trucks and big plow trucks. He would make springs if needed for larger jobs," Kristi Reindl said.
"The company has been in the family for six generations, and had to be closed because business fell off completely, unfortunately. My brother does have three boys, ages 12, 8 and 4, who would have probably taken over for him," she said.
Kristi Reindl said the business had a total of five locations, including four in Mansfield and the initial Crestline building.
Bob Blanton, the owner of B&B Auto Repair Inc., 262 Park Avenue East, recently purchased the Reindl Springs building and parking lot next door to his business.
John Reindl is the son of Lorenz Reindl and Magdalena Eisley.
Per the 1870 U.S. Census, , John Reindl resided in Sharon Township, Richland County, Ohio with his parents. Listed are:
-Lawrence Rendall, age 52, born Bavaria
-Magdalena Rendall, age 45, born Prussia
-Catherine Rendall, age 14, born Ohio
-Magdalena Rendall, age 12, born Ohio
-Barbara Rendall, age 10, born Ohio
-John Rendall, age 7, born Ohio
-Lawrence Rendall, age 4, born Ohio
_________________________________________________
In 1887, John Reindl married Anna Whitmyer, the daughter of Charles Leonard Whitmyer and Catherine "Kate" Hoss.
Crawford County Ohio Marriage Records, 1883-1887, Vol. 11, Page 241, No. 962
-Groom: John Reindl
-Bride: Anna Whitmyer
-Marriage Date: 26 Jul 1887
-Marriage Place: Crawford County, Ohio
Per the 1900 U.S. Census, John and Anna Reindl resided in Jackson Township, Crawford County, Ohio. Listed are:
-John Reindl, born Jul 1862, age 37
-Anna Reindl, born Dec 1864, age 35
-Stella Reindl, born Nov 1891, age 8
-Charles Reindl, born Jul 1896, age 3
In 1900, John and Anna are listed as married for 13 years. Anna is listed as having 3 children born and 2 children living.
Per the 1910 U.S. Census, John and Anna Reindl resided in Crestline, Crawford County, Ohio on 203 North Street. Listed are:
-John Rendle, age 46, born Ohio
-Anna Rendle, age 45, born Ohio
-Stella M Rendle, age 18, born Ohio
-Charles W Rendle, age 3, born Ohio
-Hellen L Rendle, age 9, born Ohio
In 1910, John and Anna are listed as married for 22 years. Anna is listed as having 3 children born and 3 children living.
John and Anna are known to have 4 children:
-J. Edward Reindl (1888-1889)
-Mary Estella Reindl Kreinbihl (1891-1980)
-Charles William Reindl (1896-1967)
-Helen F. Reindl Frasch (1901-1927)
_________________________________________________
OHIO Death Certificate: 6797
-Name: John Reindl
-Gender: Male
-Death date: 25 Feb 1915
-Age at death: 51y 7m 21d
-Birth date: 3 Jul 1863
-Birthplace: Ohio
-Marital status: Married
-Occupation: Blacksmith & Wagonmaker
-Burial date: 27 Feb 1915
-Burial place: Crestline, O.
-Father: Lawernce Reindl
-Father's birthplace: Germany
-Mothere: Madeline Eisley
-Mother's birthplace: Germany
-Death place: Crestline, Crawford, Ohio
_________________________________________________
ARTICLE
Mansfield News Journal, Mansfield, Ohio, Thursday, December 5, 2019
Reindl Springs closes shop after 178 years in business
MANSFIELD - A Mansfield company that has been in the Reindl family for six generations closed in late November. It is believed to have been the city's oldest operating business, said Kristi Reindl this week.
Reindl Spring Service, 250 Park Avenue East, was started in Crestline in 1841 by Lorenz Reindl, she said. He was her great-great-great grandfather.
"He started the business by doing horseshoeing and wagon building. The business was then run by his son (my great-great grandfather) John Reindl. John's son, Charlie (my great-grandfather), moved the business to Mansfield and was then known as Reindl and Hissong. Charlie built the building that is at 250 Park Ave East and opened as Reindl Spring Service, Inc. in 1948," Kristi Reindl said.
"My grandfather (Jim) and my dad (Joe) ran the business until Jim's death in 1993. When my brother, also Joe, graduated from high school in 2000, he and our dad ran the business until my dad passed away in 2013. My brother, Joe has run the business until August of this year when he found work outside of being a mechanic," she said.
Initially, Lorenz Reindl made wagons that were pulled by horse.
"When my brother closed the business, he was doing front-end alignments, suspension parts and leaf springs, mostly on pickup trucks, dump trucks and big plow trucks. He would make springs if needed for larger jobs," Kristi Reindl said.
"The company has been in the family for six generations, and had to be closed because business fell off completely, unfortunately. My brother does have three boys, ages 12, 8 and 4, who would have probably taken over for him," she said.
Kristi Reindl said the business had a total of five locations, including four in Mansfield and the initial Crestline building.
Bob Blanton, the owner of B&B Auto Repair Inc., 262 Park Avenue East, recently purchased the Reindl Springs building and parking lot next door to his business.
Per the 1870 U.S. Census, , John Reindl resided in Sharon Township, Richland County, Ohio with his parents. Listed are:
-Lawrence Rendall, age 52, born Bavaria
-Magdalena Rendall, age 45, born Prussia
-Catherine Rendall, age 14, born Ohio
-Magdalena Rendall, age 12, born Ohio
-Barbara Rendall, age 10, born Ohio
-John Rendall, age 7, born Ohio
-Lawrence Rendall, age 4, born Ohio
_________________________________________________
In 1887, John Reindl married Anna Whitmyer, the daughter of Charles Leonard Whitmyer and Catherine "Kate" Hoss.
Crawford County Ohio Marriage Records, 1883-1887, Vol. 11, Page 241, No. 962
-Groom: John Reindl
-Bride: Anna Whitmyer
-Marriage Date: 26 Jul 1887
-Marriage Place: Crawford County, Ohio
Per the 1900 U.S. Census, John and Anna Reindl resided in Jackson Township, Crawford County, Ohio. Listed are:
-John Reindl, born Jul 1862, age 37
-Anna Reindl, born Dec 1864, age 35
-Stella Reindl, born Nov 1891, age 8
-Charles Reindl, born Jul 1896, age 3
In 1900, John and Anna are listed as married for 13 years. Anna is listed as having 3 children born and 2 children living.
Per the 1910 U.S. Census, John and Anna Reindl resided in Crestline, Crawford County, Ohio on 203 North Street. Listed are:
-John Rendle, age 46, born Ohio
-Anna Rendle, age 45, born Ohio
-Stella M Rendle, age 18, born Ohio
-Charles W Rendle, age 3, born Ohio
-Hellen L Rendle, age 9, born Ohio
In 1910, John and Anna are listed as married for 22 years. Anna is listed as having 3 children born and 3 children living.
John and Anna are known to have 4 children:
-J. Edward Reindl (1888-1889)
-Mary Estella Reindl Kreinbihl (1891-1980)
-Charles William Reindl (1896-1967)
-Helen F. Reindl Frasch (1901-1927)
_________________________________________________
OHIO Death Certificate: 6797
-Name: John Reindl
-Gender: Male
-Death date: 25 Feb 1915
-Age at death: 51y 7m 21d
-Birth date: 3 Jul 1863
-Birthplace: Ohio
-Marital status: Married
-Occupation: Blacksmith & Wagonmaker
-Burial date: 27 Feb 1915
-Burial place: Crestline, O.
-Father: Lawernce Reindl
-Father's birthplace: Germany
-Mothere: Madeline Eisley
-Mother's birthplace: Germany
-Death place: Crestline, Crawford, Ohio
_________________________________________________
ARTICLE
Mansfield News Journal, Mansfield, Ohio, Thursday, December 5, 2019
Reindl Springs closes shop after 178 years in business
MANSFIELD - A Mansfield company that has been in the Reindl family for six generations closed in late November. It is believed to have been the city's oldest operating business, said Kristi Reindl this week.
Reindl Spring Service, 250 Park Avenue East, was started in Crestline in 1841 by Lorenz Reindl, she said. He was her great-great-great grandfather.
"He started the business by doing horseshoeing and wagon building. The business was then run by his son (my great-great grandfather) John Reindl. John's son, Charlie (my great-grandfather), moved the business to Mansfield and was then known as Reindl and Hissong. Charlie built the building that is at 250 Park Ave East and opened as Reindl Spring Service, Inc. in 1948," Kristi Reindl said.
"My grandfather (Jim) and my dad (Joe) ran the business until Jim's death in 1993. When my brother, also Joe, graduated from high school in 2000, he and our dad ran the business until my dad passed away in 2013. My brother, Joe has run the business until August of this year when he found work outside of being a mechanic," she said.
Initially, Lorenz Reindl made wagons that were pulled by horse.
"When my brother closed the business, he was doing front-end alignments, suspension parts and leaf springs, mostly on pickup trucks, dump trucks and big plow trucks. He would make springs if needed for larger jobs," Kristi Reindl said.
"The company has been in the family for six generations, and had to be closed because business fell off completely, unfortunately. My brother does have three boys, ages 12, 8 and 4, who would have probably taken over for him," she said.
Kristi Reindl said the business had a total of five locations, including four in Mansfield and the initial Crestline building.
Bob Blanton, the owner of B&B Auto Repair Inc., 262 Park Avenue East, recently purchased the Reindl Springs building and parking lot next door to his business.
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