Looking for information regarding the family of John Rhenish born January 3, 1888 in Freeland, Pennsylvania. I have heard John Rhenish's mother may have been married twice, second time possibly to someone with the surname Pedmo.

1930 Morris, Clearfield, Pennsylvania

John, head, 39, 1st marr @ 37, Pa., Austria, Austria, miner
Catherine, wife, 28, 1st marr @ 26, Pa. Austria, Austria
Edward, son, 2, Pa., Pa., Pa.
George, son, 1, Pa., Pa., Pa.
*name transcribed as Rhersich

World War 1 Draft Cards
Name: John Ahenish
Age: 29
Address: Morrisdale, Pa.
Date of Birth: 03 January 1888
Place of Birth: Freeland, Pa.
Occupation: Coal Miner
*signed John Rhenish but at top written as Ahenish

World War 2 Draft Card
Name: John Rhenish
Address: Morrisdale, Clearfield, Pa.
Age: 54
Place of Birth: Luzerne Co., Pa.
Date of Birth: 03 January 1888
Name and Address of Person Who Will Always Know Your Address: Kathryn Rhenish

Pennsylvania Veterans Burial Cards
Name: John Rhenish
Date of Birth: 03 January 1888
Date of Death: 21 April 1956
Veteran of: World War 1
Served in: Army
Date of Service: 30 July 1918 to 12 July 1919
Organization: Co. "C" 132nd Engr.
Rank: Private
Cemetery Name: St. John's (Greek)
Cemetery Address: Morris Twp., Clearfield Co., Pa.
Headstone: County
Information Given By: wife-Catherine Rhenish
Date: 27 April 1956
Remarks: SN-3011340



The Progree
Clearfield, Pennsylvania
22 December 1986

Mrs. Catherine Rhenish
PHILPSBURG - Mrs.
Catherine Rhenish, 85,
formerly of Philipsburg
and recently of Winooski,
Vermont, died Saturday
Dec. 20, at 5:05 p.m. in St
Peter's Hospital, Albany, N.Y.
Born in Ramey Oct. 10,
1901, she was the daugh-
ter of Peter and Anna
(Mindeck)Timchik.
She was preceded in
by her husband,
John Rhenish, in 1955;
her parents; and four
sisters.
Mrs. Rhenish is surviv-
ed by these children,
George of Phillipsburg,
Edward of Parma Heights,
Ohio, and Mrs. Mary
Ann Belko of Winooski,
Miss Leona Rhenish of
Albany and Richard of
Denver, Colo.; 14 grand-
children and 16 great-
grandchildren.
She was a member of
the National Slovak
Society.
Services will be held
Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.
at St. John the Baptist
Greek Orthodox Church,
Hawk Run, with the Rev
R. Michael Zak of-
ficiating. Interment will
follow in the church cem-
etery.
Friends will be receiv-
ed from 6 to 10 p.m.
tomorrow at the Strange
and Weaver Home for
Funerals, Morrisdale,
of Paranachida will
be said at 7 p.m. and a
memorial service will be
held Wednesday at 10
a.m.

The Progress
Clearfield, Pennsylvania
21 April 1956

JOHN RHENISH
Hawk Run - John Rhenish,
68, a resident of Hawk Run for
many years, died suddenly at 1:10
a.m. today at his home.
He was born Jan. 3, 1888 at
Freeland, Pa., the son of Michael
and Mary Rhenish. A veteran of
World War 1, he worked in coal
mines all his adult life, but for
the past few years was retired.
He was a member of the St.
John's Greek Catholic Church of
Hawk Run, the American Legion,
Veteran's of Foreign Wars, Car-
pathain Club and Lodge of the
People.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Catherine Timchick; and
the following children: Edward,
Cleveland; George, Philipsburg;
Mrs. Edward (Marian) Belko, Philipsburg;
and Leona and Richard
at home.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at 10 a. m. from the St.
John's Greek Catholic Church in
Hawk Run with Rev. Father John
P. Gido officiating. Interment will
be in the church cemetery with
full military rites.
Friends may call at the family
home from 7 o'clock this evening
until time of services.
Prayer services will be held
Sunday at 7 p. m. at his home.

Hoping to find any information about John Rhenish's parents, Mary & Michael Rhenish - perhaps dates of birth, where they came from, other names of relatives, etc.

It's a small white pin or what-not dish, round with the name RHENISH in black below a covered urn. It has gold fired into the glaze surrounding the name. A linked chain design connects each end of the gold crescent shape. About 3 1/2 inches across. It's an older piece.

If any family members want this little artifact please let me know. Could probably ship it to you for a few dollars.

Hi,

Sounds like an interesting artifact, not sure what connection it might have but interested in seeing what it looks like. Possible to email a picture of it? Thanks.

Here it is.

Thank you for the picture, very interesting. Do you know anything about the dish and how did you come to have it?

How much would you charge for it? Thanks.