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Anna Everhard

Birth27 Oct 1827 - Wadsworth, Medina, Ohio, USA
Death1900 - Bell County, Texas, USA
MotherAnna Harter
FatherJohn Everhard

Born in Wadsworth, Medina, Ohio, USA on 27 Oct 1827 to John Everhard and Anna Harter. Anna Everhard married James Everett Rensimer and had 11 children. She passed away on 1900 in Bell County, Texas, USA.

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Parents
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John Everhard
1786 - 1854
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Anna Harter
1798 - 1876
Spouse(s)
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James Everett Rensimer
1824 - 1881
Children Show all
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Lydia Tamer Rensimer
1860 - 1950
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Adah Isabell Arbell Bell Rensimer
1852 - 1931
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John Harvey Rensimer
1854 - 1931
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Minnie Rensimer Gallamore
1865 - Unknown
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Clara Jemima Rensimer
1856 - 1902
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James Everett Rensimer
1863 - 1881
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Emily 'Emma' Resimer (Gillespy)(shirley)
1868 - Unknown
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Thomas Corwin Rensimer
1850 - 1870
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Samuel P Rensimer
1858 - 1884
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Luther Ferdinand Rensimer
1866 - 1866
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Lorven Ransomer
1859 - Unknown

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