Reinhart, Matthias - Revision history

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==Birth==
Matthias was born on September 22, 1764 at East Camp, Columbia County, NY, a son of George Frederick Reinhart and Catherine Frolich<ref name="Bernehistory">Bernehistory.org</ref>His siblings were:
Harriet Reinhart
Christina Reinhart
Margaret Reinhart
Johannes Reinhart
William Reinhart
Catherine Reinhart
Maretje Reinhart
George Reinhart
Peter Reinhart
Elisabeth Reinhart
Lena Reinhart
Carl Reinhart
Rebecca Reinhart

He was living at Beaverdam in the County of Albany when he entered the service, and to the time of his application for his Revolutionary War pension, he continued to live at the Town of Berne until about 1834 when he moved to Worster in the County of Otsego. At about 1737, he removed to Schoharie.<ref name="Pension Declaration ">Revolutionary War Pension file of Matthias Reinhart (24924)</ref>
==Military==
He volunteered for service on May 1, 1779 at Beaverdam in Colonel Vrooman’s Regiment under Captain Deitz and headquartered at a fort in Beaverdam called Wedeman Fort. He chiefly scouted and kept guard he was discharged on the 20th of November.
Again in the year 1780, he volunteered on May 1st in the same company and regiment at the same place in Beaverdam until about November 20th when he was again discharged. In this service, they kept their headquarters at Switz’s kill Fort in Beaverdam, which was about 2 miles from Wedeman’s Fort.
In early May of 1782, he again volunteered in the same company and at the same place as his last previous service, and was discharged in November of that same year.
==Marriage & Children==
Matthias married Tina Clow at about 1794<ref name="Bernehistory">Bernehistory.org</ref>. Their known children were:
William Reinhart b. August 30, 1795<ref name="Bernehistory"/>
Elisabeth Reinhart b. January 26, 1797<ref name="Bernehistory"/>
Gretchen Reinhart b. August 12, 1800<ref name="Bernehistory"/>
Johannes Reinhart b. August 26, 1802<ref name="Bernehistory"/>
Peter Reinhart b. August 26, 1804<ref name="Bernehistory"/>
Lidia Reinhart b. June 16, 1811<ref name="Bernehistory"/>
His first wife died sometime between June and October of 1811
Matthias then married Sarah Seiber on October 4, 1811 at Saint Paul’s Lutheran Church, Schoharie. They had the following known children: <ref name="Church Records"> Records of St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, Schoharie, NY</ref>
Jacob Reinhart born March 10, 1814
Maria Anna Reinhart born July 27, 1816
unnamed male born in May of 1820
==Death==
Matthias died on November 18, 1847 in Greenbush, Rensselaer Co., NY. His widow, Sarah, applied for his pension on September 30, 1853 in Troy.<ref name="Pension Declaration ">Revolutionary War Pension file of Matthias Reinhart (24924)</ref> but no record of her is found other than her declaration.
==Obituary==
==Additional Media==
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Image:Reinhart1.jpg|<center>Pension Identification</center>
Image:Reinhart2.jpg|<center>Page 1 of Matthias’s Pension declaration</center>
Image:Reinhart3.jpg|<center>Page 2 of his Pension declaration</center>
Image:Reinhart4.jpg|<center>Page 3 of his Pension declaration with his signature</center>
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[[Category:Biography]]
[[Category:Berne Biographies]]
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 Throughout the documents found with his name it is spelled Matthias Reinhardt, including his own signature
 ==Birth==
-Matthias was born on September 22, 1764 at East Camp, Columbia County, NY, a son of '''[[George Freidrich Reinhart]]Landmarks of Albany County and Catherine Frolich<ref name="Bernehistory">Bernehistory.org</ref>His siblings were:
+Matthias was born on September 22, 1764 at East Camp, Columbia County, NY, a son of '''[[George Freidrich Reinhart]]''' and Catherine Frolich<ref name="Bernehistory">Bernehistory.org</ref>His siblings were:
 *Harriet Reinhart
 *Christina Reinhart

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 Throughout the documents found with his name it is spelled Matthias Reinhardt, including his own signature
 ==Birth==
-Matthias was born on September 22, 1764 at East Camp, Columbia County, NY, a son of [[George Freidrich Reinhart]] and Catherine Frolich<ref name="Bernehistory">Bernehistory.org</ref>His siblings were:
+Matthias was born on September 22, 1764 at East Camp, Columbia County, NY, a son of '''[[George Freidrich Reinhart]]Landmarks of Albany County and Catherine Frolich<ref name="Bernehistory">Bernehistory.org</ref>His siblings were:
 *Harriet Reinhart
 *Christina Reinhart
 *Margaret Reinhart
-*[[Johannes Reinhart]]
+*'''[[Johannes Reinhart]]'''
-*[[William Reinhart]]
+*'''[[William Reinhart]]'''
 *Catherine Reinhart
 *Maretje Reinhart
 *George Reinhart
-*[[Peter Reinhart]]
+*'''[[Peter Reinhart]]'''
 *Elisabeth Reinhart
 *Lena Reinhart

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 *Rebecca Reinhart
-He was living at Beaverdam in the County of Albany when he entered the service, and to the time of his application for his Revolutionary War pension, he continued to live at the Town of Berne until about 1834 when he moved to Worster in the County of Otsego. At about 1737, he removed to Schoharie.<ref name="Pension Declaration ">Revolutionary War Pension file of Matthias Reinhart (24924)</ref>
+He was living at Beaverdam in the County of Albany when he entered the service, and he continued to live at the Town of Berne until about 1834 when he moved to Worster in the County of Otsego. At about 1837, he removed to Schoharie.<ref name="Pension Declaration ">Revolutionary War Pension file of Matthias Reinhart (24924)</ref>  He eventually moved to Greenbush in Rensselaer County, NY.
 ==Military==

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 *Christina Reinhart
 *Margaret Reinhart
-*Johannes Reinhart
+*[[Johannes Reinhart]]
-*William Reinhart
+*[[William Reinhart]]
 *Catherine Reinhart
 *Maretje Reinhart
 *George Reinhart
-*Peter Reinhart
+*[[Peter Reinhart]]
 *Elisabeth Reinhart
 *Lena Reinhart

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 Throughout the documents found with his name it is spelled Matthias Reinhardt, including his own signature
 ==Birth==
-Matthias was born on September 22, 1764 at East Camp, Columbia County, NY, a son of George Frederick Reinhart and Catherine Frolich<ref name="Bernehistory">Bernehistory.org</ref>His siblings were:
+Matthias was born on September 22, 1764 at East Camp, Columbia County, NY, a son of [[George Freidrich Reinhart]] and Catherine Frolich<ref name="Bernehistory">Bernehistory.org</ref>His siblings were:
 *Harriet Reinhart
 *Christina Reinhart

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 ==Military==
-He volunteered for service on May 1, 1779 at Beaverdam in Colonel Vrooman’s Regiment under Captain Deitz and headquartered at a fort in Beaverdam called Wedeman Fort.  He chiefly scouted and kept guard he was discharged on the 20th of November.
+He volunteered for service on May 1, 1779 at Beaverdam in Colonel Vrooman’s Regiment under Captain Deitz and headquartered at a fort in Beaverdam called Wedeman Fort.  He chiefly scouted and kept guard he was discharged on the 20th of November.<br>
-Again in the year 1780, he volunteered on May 1st  in the same company and regiment at the same place in Beaverdam until about November 20th when he was again discharged.  In this service, they kept their headquarters at Switz’s kill Fort in Beaverdam, which was about 2 miles from Wedeman’s Fort.
+Again in the year 1780, he volunteered on May 1st  in the same company and regiment at the same place in Beaverdam until about November 20th when he was again discharged.  In this service, they kept their headquarters at Switz’s kill Fort in Beaverdam, which was about 2 miles from Wedeman’s Fort.<br>
 In early May of 1782, he again volunteered in the same company and at the same place as his last previous service, and was discharged in November of that same year.
 ==Marriage & Children==
 Matthias married Tina Clow at about 1794<ref name="Bernehistory">Bernehistory.org</ref>.  Their known children were:

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