Johannes JOSEPH

                   Information from Willia Wolf, Eisenhart Book of Abbottown, Pa. "Ancestry of
John Franklin Eisenhart"
Information from Willia Wolf "Eisenhart Book of Abbottstown Pa."  "Ancestry of
John Franklin Eisenhart." Also sources from St. Paul Reformed Church, West
Manchester, York Co. Pa. and Wolf's Lutheran Church in West Manchester, York
Co. Pa.  Christ Church and Wolf's Cemetery Records, at York County Historical
Society.  Will and Probate Books: F., page 203, H., page 417, U., page 507,Y.
Deeds and Land Books: 2L., page 445, 2Q., Page 399, 2V., page 349, 7Y., Page
596,Y. Administration and Orfant books 4E., page 328, 4T., pp 605,606, Y.
Also The History of Old York County and Early Settlers.

Christina Joseph Eisenhart was the second wife of Johan Conrad Eisenhart II.
She was the daughter of John Joseph and Catharina Maul Joseph.  Her paternal
grandfather was George Henry Joseph. Her Mother was the daughter of Conrad Maul
who immigrated from Germany in the year 1748 at the age of twenty-five.  Her
grandmother Maul was a daughter of Johann Hennrich Bott, her maiden name being
Catharinina Lora  (Elnora) Bott.  Conrad Eisenhart first wife Christina Bott
and Christina were cousins.

Christina outlived her husband by less than three years, dying 21 Jan 1861, at
the age of 81 years, 4 months and 9 days.  She lies next to her husband at the
Wolf's Church Cemetery, less than a half mile from the Eisenhart homestead.

John Franklin Eisenhart Christina's grandson recalled that Christina was a
middling tall woman, light in weight and prone to anger quickly.
This is reportedly his 2nd wife.
                  

                   Of York, PA.
1860 census he was in Paradise.