Emma Julia Beinhart was born May 13, 1860. She first shows up at four months of age in 1860 US Census as Anna J. rather than "Emma Julia." Probably mistaking her for sibling, Mary Anna Beinhart, 1858-1859. The initial "J" is the clue that Anna J. is actually Emma J.. Death record for Mary Anna shows up as Mary A. Binehart in the 1860 US Federal Census Mortality Schedule, Death Date recorded is August 1859, age 8/12.... prior to the processing of the 1860 US Census.
Most records found for Emma indicate she primarily used her middle name, Julia. Julia is also engraved on her gravestone. She is mentioned as Emma in The History of Keokuk County, Iowa, a biographical directory, where "Emma" is listed among the many children of David Beinhart.
David Beinhart, farmer, Sec. 25, German Twp. P. O. Harper
Born Germany, May 8, 1821, lived there until 1837, when he emigrated to the United States and landed in New York and from there went to Pennsylvania where he remained until 1845 when he came to Keokuk Co., Iowa and settled in German Twp,, where he has since lived. He owns a farm of 143 acres. He married Miss Louisa F. Geiss, May 4, 1845. She was born in Germany on Dec. 16, 1830 and came to the U. S. in 1837. She died Jan. 17, 1877. Their family consists of 10 children, Isabel M., Catherine, Christena, Louisa, Emma, Pauline, Otila, John D. Clara W. and Georgia B. Lost 3 children Andrew B., Alvina and Mary.
~Source: Biographical Directory / The History of Keokuk County, Iowa, German Township, pg. 743
Emma Julia Beinhart was born May 13, 1860. She first shows up at four months of age in 1860 US Census as Anna J. rather than "Emma Julia." Probably mistaking her for sibling, Mary Anna Beinhart, 1858-1859. The initial "J" is the clue that Anna J. is actually Emma J.. Death record for Mary Anna shows up as Mary A. Binehart in the 1860 US Federal Census Mortality Schedule, Death Date recorded is August 1859, age 8/12.... prior to the processing of the 1860 US Census.
Most records found for Emma indicate she primarily used her middle name, Julia. Julia is also engraved on her gravestone. She is mentioned as Emma in The History of Keokuk County, Iowa, a biographical directory, where "Emma" is listed among the many children of David Beinhart.
David Beinhart, farmer, Sec. 25, German Twp. P. O. Harper
Born Germany, May 8, 1821, lived there until 1837, when he emigrated to the United States and landed in New York and from there went to Pennsylvania where he remained until 1845 when he came to Keokuk Co., Iowa and settled in German Twp,, where he has since lived. He owns a farm of 143 acres. He married Miss Louisa F. Geiss, May 4, 1845. She was born in Germany on Dec. 16, 1830 and came to the U. S. in 1837. She died Jan. 17, 1877. Their family consists of 10 children, Isabel M., Catherine, Christena, Louisa, Emma, Pauline, Otila, John D. Clara W. and Georgia B. Lost 3 children Andrew B., Alvina and Mary.
~Source: Biographical Directory / The History of Keokuk County, Iowa, German Township, pg. 743
Family Members
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Isabella Magdelena Beinhart Keller
1848–1914
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Andrew Beinhart
1851–1875
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Christina Beinhart
1854–1894
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Louisa Beinhart Hartman
1856–1896
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Pauline Beinhardt Spellman
1864–1911
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Ottilia Beinhart Ballard
1867–1933
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David John Beinhart
1868–1937
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Clara Wilhelmine Beinhart Boss
1871–1940
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George Benjamin Beinhart
1874–1910
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