Henry W. WAREHEIM & Rachel BACHMAN

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Henry W. WAREHEIM
Rachel BACHMAN

Husband: Henry W. WAREHEIM / WAREHEIME / WAREHIME
Birth: 9 Jun 1802
Death: 2 May 1870
Occupation: farmer
Father: Johann Heinrich "John Henry" WERHEIM (1761-1837)
Mother: Gertrude "Charity" BORN (1762-1838)

Marriage:

Wife: Rachel BACHMAN
Birth: 9 Jan 1809
Death: 10 Dec 1876, Carroll Co., MD
Father: Frederick BACHMAN

Children:

1. Edmund Henry WAREHIME, b. 5 Sep 1832
2. Oliver William WAREHIME, b. 3 Nov 1833
3. Rezin F.B. WAREHIME, b. 17 Jun 1841

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Sources:

1. Marriage Index: Maryland, 1655-1850. Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-224): not found.

2. 1840 Census

3. 1850 Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #37 of 48): District No. 6, Carroll Co., MD, p. 852A, 253/254, enumerated 23 Oct 1850, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

Henry Wareheime 47 M Farmer 18,000 Md

Rachael 42 F "

Oliver 16 M Farmer "

Rezin 9 M "

George Gebhart 24 F Blk Smith "

Sarah Syas 5? F "

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