Rhinesmith - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: All Rhinesmith researchers

DanStifflear5858 — 2012-04-14 17:35:52Z

Seeking information on Saloma Rhinesmith, born about 1832, who married Levi B. Spickerman April 26, 1853 in Horseheads, Chemung Co,NY. I believe she is the "Silvina" Rhinesmith enumerated in the 1850 census in the household of Godfrey Rhinesmith in Southport, Chemung County, NY.

Re: Hannah Catherine Mathews Rhinesmith

MarieMahler — 2011-10-01 03:57:53Z

Hi, don't know if you're still here??? I have no information at all on Hannah Catherine Mathews who was my great great grandmother. She is a brick wall! I found a Hannah once living with other people but not sure if it was her and no further info. Perhaps she was an orphan. I was wondering if you are still here and if you were able to find anything about her?

Re: another rhinesmith

lancerhinesmith — 2011-09-12 23:54:37Z

my dad is larry the son of leo and martha brother to carolyn
and margie we live in inverness fl we were born in macopin
grew up at kitchell lake my dad was the grandson of thomas
and annis rhinesmith feel free to contact me via email or
call me at 352-287-5384 or mail at 5760 s barco terr invern
ess fl 34452 we are excited to learn about our family
my email is lancerhinesmith@hotmail.com hoping to hear from you Lance Rhinesmith

Re: Rhinesmith/Rinesmith; NJ pre1800

mstayerjelliff — 2011-09-10 12:23:50Z

I am researching the Jelliff line and wondering if you can provide any help or information? Thanks!

Margaret Rhinesmith wife of Nathaniel Sisco

benjaminmiller76 — 2010-09-01 18:14:37Z

Looking for information on Margaret Rhinesmith b. 1809?? who m.Nathaniel Sisco. Any help appreciated.

Re: Jacob Rhinesmith, Perry Co., PA

tottka33 — 2010-04-19 20:06:18Z

Most of these folks with the exception of Mary Ellen, William and Blaine are my guys. Again, my Rhinesmith line descends from the immigrant Johannes Reinschmit(Reinschmidt) from Germany through his first born son Johannes Jr. born Germany. Do not have a Jacob in the flock, however. My Henry owned the Rhinesmith Hotel in Landisburg. My grandparents, John William Rhinesmith and Clara Clark Hays were born in Alinda, Spring, Perry County. If you need the info, I have an unbroken line back to old JR plus some background material. Barb Neff in Landisburg has a lot of info also.

Chuck Rhinesmith
tottka1@livingston.net

Re: Jacob Rhinesmith, Perry Co., PA

DoloresWoods01 — 2010-04-16 03:58:23Z

The only Jacob Rinesmith or Rhinesmith I have is born in 1837.
I have his parents as Johnathan Rinesmith and Mary Magdelena ? Notice the surname spelling..

1850 United States Federal Census
about Jonathan Rinesmith
Name: Jonathan Rinesmith
Age: 54
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1796
Birth Place: Perry
Gender: Male
Home in 1850(City,County,State): Jackson, Perry, Pennsylvania
Household Members:
Name Age
Jonathan Rinesmith 54
Mary M Rinesmith 46
Eliza Rinesmith 26
Caroline Rinesmith 19
Susanna Rinesmith 17
Jonathan Rinesmith 16
Jacob Rinesmith 15
Catharine Rinesmith 12
Sarah Jane Rinesmith 10
Matilda Rinesmith 6

1860 United States Federal Census
about Jonathan H Rinesmith
Name: Jonathan H Rinesmith
Age in 1860: 26
Birth Year: abt 1834
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Home in 1860: Jackson, Perry, Pennsylvania
Gender: Male
Post Office: Blain
Value of real estate: View Image
Household Members:
Name Age
Jonathan Rinesmith 64
Jonathan H Rinesmith 26
Caroline Rinesmith 25
Jacob Rinesmith 23
Jane Rinesmith 19 (Sarah Jane)?
Matilda Rinesmith 17

ZION LUTHERAN AND REFORMED CHURCHYARD, Blain, Jackson Twp., Perry County, Pennsylvania
RINESMITH,Jonathan Mar 23, 1867 70-8-12
wf. Mary Magdalena July 27, 1857 57th year

If you find any proof or other info regarding this family as to the correct spelling, please let me know.

Re: Jacob Rhinesmith, Perry Co., PA

DoloresWoods01 — 2010-04-16 03:52:34Z

Here the problem with the Rhinesmith or Rinesmith family. They seen to change the spelling of this surname every other census. So this is what I have, and happy to share. Info on Henry and Mary Ellen Stambaugh.

Found the following family in the June 7, 1880 Census for Jackson Township, Perry, Pennsylvania Ed # 131 under the Rinesmith surname.
41/41
Rhinesmith, Henry age 42 born Pennsylvania Farmer
Rhinesmith, Mary E. age 38 born Pennsylvania Keeping House
Rhinesmith, Nancy age 15 born Pennsylvania
Rhinesmith, Clark H. age 12 born Pennsylvania
Rhinesmith, William age 10 born Pennsylvania
Rhinesmith, Blaine H. age 4 born Pennsylvania

Found the following family in the 1900 Census for Blain, Perry, Pennsylvania Ed # 147under the Rinesmith surname.
241/251
Rhinesmith, Mary Ellen age 58 born Pennsylvania September 1841 Widow
Rhinesmith, William age 31 born Pennsylvania 1870
Rhinesmith, Blaine age 24 born Pennsylvania June 1875

RHINESMITH, Henry Feb 4, 1898 80-6-23
wf. Mary E. Stambaugh Apr 19, 1842 Jan 7, 1916
son Johnnie May 9, 1872 0-8-1
ZION LUTHERAN AND REFORMED CHURCHYARD, Blain, Jackson Twp., Perry County, Pennsylvania

This is what I have on Henry's Parents Henry Rinesmith and Elizabeth Garber

BIOGRAPHICAL INFO:

# HENRY RHINESMITH, came with his parents to Perry County from Lehigh County, Pa., when a small boy. He grew to manhood and learned weaving, at which he worked for a number of years, and afterwards became a farmer. He married Elizabeth Garber; their children were: Margaret (Mrs. Solomon Gutshall); John D., who died at the age of sixty-eight years; Elizabeth, who died single at the age of twenty-three; Susan (Mrs. Frederick Gutshall); David M.; Samuel, a resident of Blain; and William, of Carlyle, Ill., who are twins; Henry, of Jackson Township; and George, a dealer in tinware and stoves in Carlisle, Pa.Page: 1025 Date: 20 Mar 2005

RINESMITH, Henry Dec 25, 1847 55th year
wf. Elizabeth May 4, 1847 45-6-17
Elizabeth Aug 14, 1850 23-5-22

ZION LUTHERAN AND REFORMED CHURCHYARD, Blain, Jackson Twp., Perry County, Pennsylvania

Re: Jacob Rhinesmith, Perry Co., PA

tottka33 — 2010-04-14 21:33:09Z

I would hazard a guess that all of the folks you mention are in my line too. The Rhinesmith(my preferred spelling) eminated from Johannes Reinschmit(Reinschmidt) b. 1728 Germany, emigrated on the Edinburgh landing in Philly Oct 2, 1753. He had many sons who, I am sure, founded their own lines. Mine comes through Johannes, Jr. the first born. Would be happy to compare notes with anyone interested. There is at least one source in Landisburg who has a wealth of info.

Chuck Rhinesmith
tottka1@livingston.net

Re: Rhinesmith and Anna Haines

tottka33 — 2010-04-14 21:18:13Z

To the best of my knowledge, the NJ Rhinesmiths stemmed from Barnevas Reinschmidt who came over from Germany to work in the iron mines. My Rhinesmith line comes from Johannes Reinschmidt who landed in Philly in 1753. Insofar as I know, there is no link between the two groups. Check the "Family Trees" button at the top of this page for more info on your line.

Chuck Rhinesmith

Rhinesmith and Anna Haines

139sherlock — 2010-02-08 18:55:56Z

In 1930, Anna Haines (who had been married to Frank J. McGrath but was divorced from him by 1904), (may have said she was a widow), was living on Pierce St., Newark, Essex, NJ. In the household with here were Loretta, age 20; Rose, age 17; Louis, age 15; Helen, age 13; and Harry, age 11. All had the surname Rhinesmith and were listed as Anna's step-children. I have not been able to find them in any census prior to 1930. I have no idea who their parents were. Does anyone have any info that could help?

Alana Thevenet
Tampa, FL

Re: another rhinesmith

139sherlock — 2010-01-23 17:26:33Z

I am trying to obtain information on Loretta, Rose, Louis, Helen, and Harry Rhinesmith who were living with Anna Haines in Newark, NJ in 1930. Their ages were respectively, 20, 17, 15, 13, and 11. Rose may have married Joseph Caputo and Helen may have married Arthur Myers.

Re: Hannah Catherine Mathews Rhinesmith

rdrogva_1 — 2008-12-08 22:09:14Z

These are the New Jersey Rhinesmiths who were brought
over here to work in the iron mines in West Milford.

Re: Hannah Catherine Mathews Rhinesmith

tottka33 — 2008-12-08 16:22:08Z

Are these New Jersey or Pennsylvania Rhinesmiths?

Re: Hannah Catherine Mathews Rhinesmith

rdrogva_1 — 2008-11-17 23:00:42Z

Hi, we are in the same family but my line comes off
of John Rhinesmith Sr who married Louise Richards, they
had John Jr bn 1796, who married Julia Marion bn 1800
They had Ellen Rhinesmith bn 1833 who would be my
GGGrandmother,then she married Peter Fredericks. From
there it goes to Charles Fredericks and Clara Morse and
my grandmother Ida Fredericks who married Henry Rogers.
I have some info from Ancestry Com too, I dug it up
several years ago and was supprised to find out Paul
Rhinesmith , my childhood buddy and I were related.
I was just taking another look at the family tree
your Grandparents are also John Rhinesmith and Louise
Richards, and your line comes off of Barney who married
a Bugsbee......Dick Rogers

Re: Hannah Catherine Mathews Rhinesmith

MarieMahler — 2008-11-17 06:01:23Z

I believe you are the great grandson of the William Alonzo married to Hannah Catherine Mathews. Chester would be your grandfather?

This William Alonzo (married to Hannah Catherine Mathews) is also my great grandfather.

I have the whole Rhinesmith family tree.
What are you looking for?

Re: Hannah Catherine Mathews Rhinesmith

rdrogva_1 — 2008-11-04 16:04:16Z

Hello Bill, The William Alonzo Rhinesmith I am
looking at was born in 1863 died in 1937, is that
your father? His wife was Hannah Mathews. Merle
Rhinesmith was his son, and he and Marie had Paul
and Jean. Im going by the Ancestry Com record.
According to Ancestry com. William had eleven children.
Was William Alonzo married twice?
Dick rdrogva@aol.com

Re: Hannah Catherine Mathews Rhinesmith

danarhinesmith — 2008-11-02 23:58:57Z

Dick,
I am the son of William Alonzo Rhinesmith Sr. from Midvale, NJ. My mother is Anna Cotter from Jersey City, NJ. My uncle had the goat farm, which we built our family home on. Any additional information would be apprecicated.

Sincerley,
William Rhinesmith

Re: Rhinesmith/Rinesmith; NJ pre1800

dcsckp — 2008-11-01 03:15:36Z

Hello Marie

Still here but haven't done much with this line for awhile. i do have additional names from related North Jersey lines if you want them. My e-mail is DCSCKP@aol.com at least until November.

Dan C.

Re: Rhinesmith/Rinesmith; NJ pre1800

tottka33 — 2008-07-09 21:49:17Z

While I have no connection to this line, I have followed it with some interest. My Rhinesmith line eminated from Johannes Reinsmith(Reinschmidt), b. 1727 Daaden, Westerwald, Palatinate, Germany, came over on the Edinburgh in 1753 and settled in Penns. I believe Barnavas(Barnabas) preceded him, however, the similarity in surnames always intrigued me - perhaps somehow related after all? Does anyone know Barney's point of origin? Was he part of the great Palatine emigration, too?

Good hunting

Chuck Rhinesmith
tottka1@livingston.net

Re: Rhinesmith/Rinesmith; NJ pre1800

MarieMahler — 2008-07-08 04:14:05Z

Are you still here? Would love to hear from you. Would like to know about this bible.

Re: Rhinesmith/ NJ

MarieMahler — 2008-07-08 04:09:32Z

I have them in my line. Please contact me.

Re: John RHINESMITH

tottka33 — 2008-05-22 21:19:06Z

If you are still actively researching this line, I may be of some assistance. If your line came from PA., we are probably related. The given name "John" is quite prevalent in my tree going clear back to 1728 with Johannes Reinschmit from Daaden, Germany.

Please contact me - tottka1@livingston.net

Chuck Rhinesmith

Re: Jacob Rhinesmith, Perry Co., PA

tottka33 — 2008-05-19 19:54:29Z

Most of us from the LeHigh/Perry/Northampton County area are descended from Johannes Reinschmit(Reinschmidt) b. Daaden, Rhineland Pfaltz, Germany in 1728. My branch comes through Johannes Jr. There were many sons and they sired several branchs of Rhinesmith. Would be happy to compare notes and share info as I have done considerable research into this line.

Chuck Rhinesmith
tottka1@livingston.net

Re: Jacob Rhinesmith, Perry Co., PA

DoloresWoods01 — 2008-05-19 15:05:23Z

I have been doing some research on the Rhinesmith or Rinesmith family. It seems to change every other census on how the name is spelled. I also found Harry D. Rhinesmith and Mary Ellen Stambaugh in the Zion Cemetery spelled Rhinesmith however, I have his parents as follows:

BIOGRAPHICAL INFO:

# HENRY RHINESMITH, came with his parents to Perry County from Lehigh County, Pa., when a small boy. He grew to manhood and learned weaving, at which he worked for a number of years, and afterwards became a farmer. He married Elizabeth Garber; their children were: Margaret (Mrs. Solomon Gutshall); John D., who died at the age of sixty-eight years; Elizabeth, who died single at the age of twenty-three; Susan (Mrs. Frederick Gutshall); David M.; Samuel, a resident of Blain; and William, of Carlyle, Ill., who are twins; Henry, of Jackson Township; and George, a dealer in tinware and stoves in Carlisle, Pa.Page: 1025 Date: 20 Mar 2005

RINESMITH,Henry Dec 25, 1847 55th year
wf. Elizabeth May 4, 1847 45-6-17
Elizabeth Aug 14, 1850 23-5-22

ZION LUTHERAN AND REFORMED CHURCHYARD, Blain, Jackson Twp., Perry County, Pennsylvania
Notice they were buried under the Rinesmith surname

I found another Rhinesmith family that I cannot connect to anyone

1900 United States Federal Census
about George E Rhinesmith
Name: George E Rhinesmith
Home in 1900: Toboyne, Perry, Pennsylvania
Age: 33
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1867
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Relationship to head-of-house: Head
Spouse's Name: Kate A
Race: White
Occupation: View Image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
George E Rhinesmith 33
Kate A Rhinesmith 30 (Had 7 children 4 living)
Pearl S Rhinesmith 8
Foster G Rhinesmith 5
Grace C Rhinesmith 4
Wayne M Rhinesmith 1

1910 United States Federal Census
about George Rhinesmith
Name: George Rhinesmith
Age in 1910: 44
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1866
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Mother's Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Spouse's Name: Kate A
Home in 1910: Jackson, Perry, Pennsylvania
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
George Rhinesmith 44
Kate A Rhinesmith 39 (Had 13 children 10 living)
Pearle S Rhinesmith 18
Foster G Rhinesmith 15
Grace C Rhinesmith 14
Mayme W Rhinesmith 11
Nellie R Rhinesmith 9
May E Rhinesmith 7
Lloyd H Rhinesmith 4
Elaine M Rhinesmith 2 6/12
Eland e Rhinesmith 2 6/12
Evelyn R Rhinesmith 5/12

1920 United States Federal Census
about George Rinesmith
Name: George Rinesmith
Home in 1920: Upper Allen, Cumberland, Pennsylvania
Age: 53 years
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1867
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Mother's Birth Place: Pennsylvania
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Sex: Male
Home owned: Rent
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Image: 541
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
George Rinesmith 53
Catharine Rinesmith 49
Mary Rinesmith 16
Lloyd Rinesmith 14
Leland Rinesmith 12
Clarence Rinesmith 12
Romain Rinesmith 10
Donely Rinesmith 8

All Rhinesmith researchers

tottka33 — 2008-02-26 17:22:29Z

Have been researching the Rhinesmith line for some years and, as a result, have amassed a fair database. My line comes from Johannes Reinschmit (various spellings) b. 1728 in Daaden, Rheinland/Pfaltz. Shipped over on the "Edinburgh" October 1753 to Philly. My grandparents both were born in Alinda, Spring, Perry, PA.
Willing to share info with any interested parties or distant cousins.

Chuck Rhinesmith
tottka1@livingston.net

Re: Rhinesmith/Rinesmith; NJ pre1800

MarieMahler — 2008-01-17 05:17:07Z

I would like to hear from any of you that are still here. Barnabus Rhinesmith, Charity, etc. are in my direct line. I have hit a stone wall with the Rhinesmith's before Barney and Abigail (Bugsbee). I have at least seen their grave stones in Pompton Lakes. And speaking of Stones, I'm related to them also (from Stonetown). Another Stone Wall!
I've been trying to get in touch with RHaycock, but no luck. Please contact me!

Re: Jacob Rhinesmith

tottka33 — 2007-10-15 19:38:38Z

Right under the Rootsweb logo at the top of the page should appear a string of buttons starting with "home, searches and then "Family Trees". If not there, you will surely find it on the Rootsweb home page. Have also found numerous refs to Banabas at the LDS site. My ancestor, Johannes apparently came from Daaden in the Westerwalt area of Deutschland. He came over on the Edinburgh in 1753. Barney may have arrived at about the same time. Believe both he and Barney were Palatines.

Chuck

Re: Jacob Rhinesmith

Sassy4419 — 2007-10-10 09:26:29Z

Thanks for the reply, however I could not find the family tree tab on the page. Do you have another way to get to the family info on Barney? I am a direct decendant of Barney, grew up in Stonetown, NJ, visited the graves of his grandson (son of John) and wife, Barnabas and Abigail Buckbee Rhinesmith in July, while on visit to NJ. Would love to be able to obtain info on when Barney came to America, etc.
Lois

Re: Jacob Rhinesmith

tottka33 — 2007-10-03 15:17:32Z

I am of the Pennslyvania Rhinesmiths descended from Johannes Reinshmit 1728, Daaden, Rhineland Pfalz. Try the Family Tree tab on this page and you will find a wealth of info on Barney.

Re: Jacob Rhinesmith

Sassy4419 — 2007-10-02 11:18:11Z

Hi,
Sorry,I have no info on Jacob, however, I am looking for info on Barnevas Rhinesmith. He is my 8xg grandfather. I was born and grew up in Stonetown. I am from the Midvale/Ringwood/West Milford Rhinesmith's. The info I have, which isn't verified, has Barnevas born about 1709, immigrating from Germany about 1740, with his son John, born about 1733 and Barnevas death in 1807 in Stonetown, Midvale/Ringwood NJ. However, John had a son Barnabas, born in 1798, and several children after him, which would make John over sixty when he was having his children. Do you have what age Barnevas was when he immigrated from Germany? I feel the dates I have are incorrect. Do you have any other info on Barnevas and his wife and children? Thanks in advance for your help with this,
Lois

Catherine Rhinesmith

bonanza60 — 2007-05-09 18:34:12Z

I am trying to find a Catherine Rhinesmith, born about 1837 from Pa.
She was married to a ? Adams, possibly from Illinois, they had a daughter named Gertrude, born 1872.
Catherine then married John Sweely in Illinois. They had a daughter named Lillian who married Charles H. Thorn in LaSalle Co., Ill.
Thank you, Karol Nelson

Contact Paul Rhinesmith

rdrogva_1 — 2007-03-04 15:33:49Z

I am curious as to the whereabouts of Paul or
Jean Rhinesmith , that had a goat farm in Haskell
New Jersey. ....Dick Rogers RDROGVA@AOL.COM

Contact Paul Rhinesmith

rdrogva_1 — 2007-03-04 15:32:48Z

I am curious as to the whereabouts of Paul or
Jean Rhinesmith , that had a goat farm in Haskell
New Jersey. ....Dick Rogers RDROGVA@AOL.COM

Re: Rhinesmith/Reinsmith

n9fbg — 2006-11-27 03:41:35Z

Phyllis,
Your info on the family tree was in a Bible that Orris Rhinesmith, from near Chicago I llinios, had kept. He had alot of info on the family tree but he passed away some years ago. I think he had an adopted son but no other children. My dad, Buryel Rhinesmith, was his and your first cousin. There are still some relatives in Iowa but I have not been in contact with them for some time now. I remember your brother Clark and sister Mary as well as your folks.
Hope this helps.
God Bless .
Your cousin Glen Rhinesmith

Re: Looking for someone

@@jbill@snowcrest.net — 2006-09-05 03:51:52Z

Hi Charles,

My Reinschmidts were from area of Frankfurt Am Main, Germany. Do you have a John Rhinesmith b about 1818 in Ohio? Please reply to me directly via my e-mail which is <jrhinesmith@sbcglobal.net>

Re: Looking for someone

2006-03-07 19:36:28Z

Sorry, don't see any obvious connections. Most of my antecedents came from around Perry County, PA. Have a nearly unbroken line of Rhinesmiths back to Johannes in 1728.

Re: Looking for someone

2006-02-28 22:48:09Z

Hi thanks for replying. My wifes grandfather was close to Gene, if thats the correct spelling, but he passed away last year and told my wifes grandfather that he had a Bible or book for him containing some information on his family. I am just trying to get with someone who may have found this book and can help. Her grandfathers last name is Shearer and he is in Pennsylvania. If you have any contact to your family that may know of this book I would appreciate it if you could contact me so that I may contact her grandfather so that he may take a look at it or acquire it if it truly belongs to him. Thanks again

Re: Looking for someone

2006-02-27 20:12:20Z

I am a Rhinesmith and most of my antecedents came from Pennslyvania, mostly Perry County. Can trace the lineage back to Johannes Reinschmidt, 1728 from Germany. If this fits, would be interested in hearing from you. Also from PA are the Wolff's and Hays branches.

Looking for someone

robertwburkett — 2006-02-22 03:01:37Z

Hello I am looking for a Rhinesmith or a relative of Gene Rhinesmith from Pennsylvania. If you are related in any way I need to conact you about something.

Ann Mary Rhinesmith

marsh40 — 2005-09-01 00:32:28Z

IGI Individual Record (Family Search):
Philip THORNTON married
Ann Mary RHINESMITH, 02 Mar 1852, West Milford, NJ

Fed Census:
1870: Philip, Ann in Monroe, Orange, NY
1880: Ramapo, NY
1892 NY Census: Ramapo, NY

Children include: Julia, Philip H., Mary S., John, Ann L., and Charles.

It appears from undocumented internet sources that Ann's parent's were John RHINESMITH, Jr. and Julia A. "Polly" MARION.
Anyone have sources?
Also, I haven't been able to find Philip THORNTON before 1870-?- Thanks for your help.

Louisa Rhinesmith

marsh40 — 2005-09-01 00:16:22Z

Louisa [sometimes Louise in census] RHINESMITH (b.~1822 NJ) married John TAYLOR (b.~1820 NJ) 18 Jun 1842, Essex Co., NJ. (Family Search)
Who were Louisa's parents?

Their children included:
Henry, b.~1843
John, b.~1845
Charles, b.~1847
Agnes, b.~1849
David, b.~1851
Dominick, b.~1853 m. Julia THORNTON ~1888 NJ
Edgar, b.~1855
Julietta, b.~1857
Joseph, b.~1861
Marie, b.~1862
[I believe all were born in NJ.]

Fed Census:
1850 John & Louisa in Pequannock, NJ [John, ship carpenter]
1860 John & Louisa and family in Newark, NJ
John Taylor died bef. 1870? Probably served in Civil War-
1870 Louisa & family in Newark
1880 Louisa & son Joseph in Newark
1890 Vet. Schedule, Louisa K. [looks more like an R.] Taylor, widow of John Z. Taylor. [Clayton St., same address as 1870 Census]
Private, Co. D, 5 NJ Vols. 26 Nov 1861- 30 Jul 1863.

I haven't been able to find John TAYLOR'S parents either.

Any help would be great. Thanks.

Re: Rhinesmith/Rinesmith; NJ pre1800

JimTrotta — 2005-08-25 23:42:31Z

My wife has a Grandmother Charity Rhinesmith who married a Teachman. She was from Greenwood Lake. Pre 1800. Is there a connection with your families?
Thank You.

Re: Charity Rhinesmith/Nicholas Teachman NY/NJ

JimTrotta — 2005-08-25 23:42:31Z

Hi Dan,
Your Charity Rhinesmith appears to be the same one thats in my wife's family tree. I am very interested in what you have. Where did you get the information?

Rhinesmith/ NJ

genaplante34 — 2004-12-12 23:53:11Z

looking for relatives of Olive and Sylvester Rhinesmith. I am not related, but have some info. They were from New Jersey.

Rhinesmith/Rinesmith; NJ pre1800

RHaycook6668 — 2004-11-26 15:20:35Z

Barabus R. (born ab 1700) immigrated from Germany about 1735 to Pompton NJ area; sons John Barney (prob others). John dau Peggy married Amos Haycocks in 1798, Pompton DRC. SHe died before 1810. Looking for more info on her and/or side of the family. Thanks Rich

Re: Rhinesmith/Rinesmith; NJ pre1800

RHaycook6668 — 2004-11-26 15:20:35Z

Hi Marian! Many thanks for the tip and the info. Those dates I do not have and didn't expect to find easily. Peggy/Margaret is a major person in myh line and her death date is an important piece of info. I think Barney was her uncle, or her brother?, and it's from his line that the Collins factor comes in. I have a fair amount of info at home on the early Rhinesmiths - Barnevus, John, Barney - mostly dates/spouses/children. I could have more on them but once Peggy died, that's the end of my interest in the family. I also have a little bit of info that might be controversial - the "legend" that Barnevus came over with "Lord Erskine" to work the iron mines. I can steer you in the direction of the historical society that has evidence that would refute it. Also, do you have anything on Barnevus such as his wife's name or his immigration info?
Please contact me email and we can compare notes a bit more freely. I'd like a copy of that extract, or of the full Bible entries if you have it. I'll be glad to trade what I have on them - some from living relatives, some is part of the "legend" and some from other web researchers.
ALso, I notice you are looking at STONE in that area. I have a Stone line that's been very difficult to find info on. I can give you the later confirmed info if it's part of your line. My earliest semi-verified person is Benjamin Stone, born circa 1800. His son was William, who married Sarah Eldridge(?) and they lived in the Harmony Twp NJ area. Their son, Thomas Benton Stone (born 1853), is my grandfather. I know that Stonetown was in the Ringwood area where the Rhinesmiths lived. Have wondered if that was where they came from.
My email is rhaycook@mitre.org ----- looking forward to hearing from you. Rich

Please contact

2004-11-02 15:44:55Z

If Paul Rinesmith is still out there, please contact me as I have some additional information that should be of some interest to you.

Re: Rhinesmith

2004-07-06 20:51:42Z

Where are your people from? Mine were mostly from Illinois via Pennslyvania. Have considerable info would be willing to share if needed.

Rhinesmith

skips1965 — 2004-06-27 07:20:20Z

WOW !!!!! I didn't realize there were so many Rhinesmiths around !!!!
I am Charles Kurt, My father was Charles Michael.He had three brothers, William,Joseph,and Fred.Joseph had two children,Elizabeth and George.William had two children, Kenneth and Sherry. That's all I know of.
I'm wondering if I have any other relatives I don't know about !!!!! :)