Harriett Obedience Standifer- 4April 1849 – 25 Jan 1926
The Standifer family Bible records kept by her father Leroy Standifer (1812-1891), a fine Chattanooga,TN family having his father Benjamin Standifer(1764-1839), serve in the American Revolution (1780), said, "Rhinehearts went West".
In 1870 Harriett lived with Elizabeth Carper, a friend to the Standifer family. Dave Rhineheart, was working for the railroad, most likely the Southern Railroad. They were married about 1872 in Chattanooga, Hamilton Co, Tennessee. The Rhinehearts, lived for a time in that place. They had five children; Jeremiah (1873), Joseph (1874), Minnie (1877), William (1879) and Millie (1881), before their move to Ellsworth,Logan Co., Arkansas, where Harriett had an Uncle, Frederick Jones Moore(1831-1904). Two more children were added to the family in Logan Co, Arkansas. They were my grandpa, Samuel (1889) and a daughter, Annie (1891). . This is where her beloved husband, David (Dave) Rhinehart, died about 1894. He would have been around 42 years old when he died. The family would have been living at Ellsworth at Dave's passing, which is near Sandridge Cemetery. The place of his burial. She never remarried. Harriett was a small, feisty, head strong, hard working woman during her life time. She had lived in Logan County 45 years before her passing.
Harriett Obedience Standifer- 4April 1849 – 25 Jan 1926
The Standifer family Bible records kept by her father Leroy Standifer (1812-1891), a fine Chattanooga,TN family having his father Benjamin Standifer(1764-1839), serve in the American Revolution (1780), said, "Rhinehearts went West".
In 1870 Harriett lived with Elizabeth Carper, a friend to the Standifer family. Dave Rhineheart, was working for the railroad, most likely the Southern Railroad. They were married about 1872 in Chattanooga, Hamilton Co, Tennessee. The Rhinehearts, lived for a time in that place. They had five children; Jeremiah (1873), Joseph (1874), Minnie (1877), William (1879) and Millie (1881), before their move to Ellsworth,Logan Co., Arkansas, where Harriett had an Uncle, Frederick Jones Moore(1831-1904). Two more children were added to the family in Logan Co, Arkansas. They were my grandpa, Samuel (1889) and a daughter, Annie (1891). . This is where her beloved husband, David (Dave) Rhinehart, died about 1894. He would have been around 42 years old when he died. The family would have been living at Ellsworth at Dave's passing, which is near Sandridge Cemetery. The place of his burial. She never remarried. Harriett was a small, feisty, head strong, hard working woman during her life time. She had lived in Logan County 45 years before her passing.
Family Members
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Sarah Standifer Walker
1835–1917
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William I Standifer
1836–1901
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William I. Standefer
1836–1901
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Richard M Standifer
1837 – unknown
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Jeremiah J Standifer
1838–1881
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Nancy Jane Standifer Spicer
1840–1903
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Leroy Standifer Jr
1841–1862
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Mary A. Standifer Springer
1842–1928
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George Washington Standifer
1844–1920
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James Knox Polk Standifer
1846–1887
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Rachel Standifer Poe
1847–1910
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Cynthia Virgina Standifer House
1850–1909
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Elizabeth S. Standifer Boyd
1851–1942
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Martha J Standifer House
1853–1883
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Thomas Roger Standifer
1853–1940
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