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About Ann M. Rinehart
~• her daily life in the 1840s and beyond was affected by the short-lived "Free Love" religious cult which had a core following in the Chester/Berks County area near the Matatawny and the Schuylkill. A project has been opened here on Geni for those who are interested..
1860 census
https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/3461652:7667?tid=...
foster parent to Jesse Elliott in 1860 census of East Coventry township
Here is an 1883 property map of East Coventry: original source : https://ancestortracks.com/ChesterCo1883BreausFarmAtlas/EastCoventr...
It has Reinhart surnames on it. Ann Died in 1855.
She housed the Battle Axe member Samuel Barde 1860, long after his court appearance in the Free Love Valley cases.
Died at age 66 in Chester Co., Pennsylvania.
Buried in Coventry Cemetery
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Ann M. Rinehart's Timeline
| 1800 |
October 11, 1800
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| 1821 |
1821
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Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States
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| 1829 |
March 8, 1829
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East Coventry township, Chester County, PA, United States
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March 18, 1829
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Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
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| 1831 |
March 15, 1831
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East Coventry township, Chester County, PA, United States
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1833
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| 1855 |
June 15, 1855
Age 54
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East Coventry, Chester County, PA, United States
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