< Old Hendershot Photos

This page is for posting of our favorite old Hendershot Photo's.
Please send your photo as an .jpg attachment to Mike Moran at revmoran@gmail.com
Please limit yourself to 2 photo's per person.
Please also send a brief a description of the people in the photo.



Irene Hendershot Chamberlain-my grandmother, taken ca. 1920 in Harrison County, Ohio submitted by Judy Lohr at jlohr01@comcast.net



Robert Brown Hendershot and wife, Emma Lucinda Singer - taken ca. 1920 in Short Creek, Harrison County, Ohio. submitted by Judy Lohr at jlohr01@comcast.net



Harvey M. Hendershot [1811-1881], father of Harvey Linn [or Lynn] Hendershot, grandfather of Rev. Charles Arthur, great grandfather of Charles Philo, great great grandfather of Chester Lynn, all Hendershots.Submitted by Chester Hendershot at glenmar@itlnet.net



From a tintype, Harvey M. Hendershot with two daughters, probably Dinah [b.1854] and Debby Ann [b.1856]. Submitted by Chester Hendershot at glenmar@itlnet.net



This picture is of Harvey Linn Hendershot b) 04 Feb 1838 to Harvey M. & Matilda Linn Hendershot; d) 10 Apr 1908 in Reno County, Kansas; m) 06 Feb 1862 to Elizabeth Melvina Shields.

Harvey was a private in the Civil War serving in Co. H. 6th, West Virginia Volunteer Infantry. He was a farmer and minister at the United Brethren Church in Walker, West Virginia before moving to Lincoln township in Reno County, Kansas where he was a farmer. Submitted by Stan Hendershot



I'm not certain when the photo was taken, my guess would be in the late 1920s or early 1930s. Joshua Sandage is in the middle, the other men are Clarence and Thomas Sandage, but I don't know which one is which. The woman on the left is Mary (Sandage) Laneve and the woman on the right is Effie (Sandage) Walling, my grandmother. Joshua Sandage's wife is not pictured but was Sarah (Hendershot) Sandage. submitted by Mark Hadlund KRAM95@cox.net



My great-grandparents, James Montgomery Hendershott/Sarah Delilah Barker. Contributed by Bobbi Harrison at doubleeaglette@juno.com



George Edmond Hendershott (my grandfather). Contributed by Bobbi Harrison at doubleeaglette@juno.com



George Edmond Hendershott (my grandfather). In his WW I National Guard uniform. Contributed by Bobbi Harrison at doubleeaglette@juno.com



I also had this cropped photo of my grandfather, George Edmond Hendershot holding my father, Claude Eugene in about 1911. This is a blow up from the Saum family reunion photo, at the Pacific Hotel in Natoma, Kansas. That's my grandfather, George Edmond Hendershott holding my father Claude Eugene who was b-Aug. 31, 1910. Claude later changed his name to Kenneth James Marshall sometime between 1934-1939 Contributed by Bobbi Harrison at doubleeaglette@juno.com



Contributed by John B. Kraft from Clan C at Jbkrageny@wmconnect.com
This photo is of John Henry Hendershot b 1854 and Mary Elizabeth Severn b 1864 dau of David Severn and Mary Jane Hendershot dau of Jonathon Hendershot b 1797. And their children Their names are;Columbus b 1886,Elmer b 1887, Rosa B b 1889,Mary Jane b 1892, Fred b1895,Barbara b 1901,Gertrude b 1902, Pearl b 1908. David Severn is My G G Grandfather and i am still looking for his ancestors.



Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary for Harold and Ethel Hedershot.
Contributed by Susan Nesta
GymaMom@aol.com



FIFTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OF HAMILTON AND JANE HENDERSHOT 1923

Hamilton was the last surviving son of Peter (3rd), who was son of Peter (2nd) U.E (b.1775?-d.1819), son of Peter (1st), soldier in the New Jersey Volunteers.

1. Back row (left to right) : Walter De Forest, Peter & Emma Hendershot, Josh Downey, Mrs. Stokes (not related, guest of Downey), Charles Steele, Maurice & Mary (nČe Hendershot) Davis, Bessie & Arthur Hendershot, Maurinas Hodgkins, Robert Elsie.
2. Third row (from front, 1. to r.) : Ben, Faith & Adrian Marr, Lizzie (nČe H.) De Forest, Henrietta (nČe H.) & Raleigh Davis, Blanche (nČe H.) & Frank Caulfield, Abbie (nČe H.) Steele, Maxine Hendershot, Inez Marr, Genevieve Downey, Iva Hendershot, Merle Downey, Winnifred Hendershot, Roy Anderson, Mrs. Ida Mains (sister of Mrs. Charles Hendershot).
3. Second row (1. to r.) : Mr. & Mrs. Fred Puttick, (baby) Puttick, Mrs. Sophronia (widow of Lafayette, Hamilton's brother] Hendershot & Mr. William Cautield, Weldon & Floyd Hendershot, Hamilton (holding Laval Puttick, son of late daughter Jennie) & Jane Hendershot, Josephine & Charles Hendershot, Leona Hendershot, Roberta & Clinton Kirby.
4. Front row (1. to r.) : Mildred Marr, Ivan Mains, Frank Hendershot, two Elsie brothers, Beulah & Hazel & Gladys Downey, Shirley Steele, Daryl Davis, William Hendershot, Leonard Marr.

contributed by John Ruch
ruchj@magma.ca



John and Joanna Hendershot
Taken about the time of their wedding in 1866 Ohio
taken at Tylers 43 Pearl st. Cleveland Ohio
contributed by Ronald Rounds at randcr@earthlink.net



William H. Hendershot
contributed by Kathy Smith at edsmith@aolonline.net


William H. Hendershot
contributed by Kathy Smith at edsmith@aolonline.net


Stan Hendershot's Family Photo
Back Row: Glenna, Judy, Dennis, Edna, Larry, Sharon, Randy, Beverly, Winnie, Carol, Lola, Steve.
Middle Row: Ann, Maurice, Marie, Roger, Chester, Helen, Bob, Bill, Royal.
Floor: Ron, Stan, Scott, Robin



Thomas James Hendershot-son of David Hendershot and Amanda Jane
Mitchell. Born Sept. 18, 1842(twin) Died Feb. 3, 1865


"I was sent this today by the grandson of Warren E. & Sarah (Sadie) J. Stork Hendershot. He was born 28 Feb 1865 in Euclid, OH,she 1 Aug 1871 in Andersonville, Defiance, OH. They were married 20 Mar 1920 in Flint, MI. The sender of this photo, was Arnold (Bud) Warren Jr. son of Arnold Warren Hendershot and Katherine (Ex) Hendershot." From Greg Hendershot



Naumburger Hof in Germany
Contributed by Annette Schaumann

Naumburger Hof - the ancestral home of our Hinneschied/Hendershot ancestor

A Hof, which we might call a farm today, was roughly equivalent to an English manor owned by an absentee landlord. A nobleman might have owned many hofs and rented them to common farmers. There were a great may of these Hofs in Germany and many still appear on local maps today. The Naumburger Hof existed long before the arrival of the Hinneschied family. Our immigrant Michael's father, Wilhelm Hineschied and his brother-in-law, Mathias Krebs, a trained carpenter, leased Naumburger Hof in 1673. They rebuilt house, stables and barns. Wilhelm died in 1688 and his son, Michael, immigrated to America in 1710. A later generation rebuilt the house in 1743. This house with the date stone over the door is what you find there today.

Naumburger Hof is in the Rhineland Pfalz part of Germany just outside the village of Ginsweiler. Meisenheim, where Wilhem Hinneschied would have paid his taxes, is near by.



The Michael Hendershot house

The Michael Hendershot House known as Hohenhaus (High House) was the home of Michael 1712 the son of the immigrant. It stands across the street from Zion Lutheran Church in Oldwick (formerly New Germantown), Hunterdon County, NJ. Picture taken by Annette Ely Schaumann 1999



John Hendershot House

The John Hendershot House in Middle Valley, Morris County, New Jersey was the home of John Hendershot 1720, son of the Hendershot immigrant. Picture taked by Annette Ely Schaumann, 1999



This photo is of David and Amanda Mitchell Hendershot and Ida Rae Hendershot. Donated by Susan Nesta



This photo is of my Great Great Great Grandmother Harriet Hendershot.
She was born May 18, 1818 in PA and died Aug. 3, 1888 in Douglas County, Illinois.
She was married to Darius Uriah Sutton on May 18, 1832 in Greene County, PA.
Her parents were Peter and Sophia Hendershot. She is my link to the Hendershots.
From Mike Sutton at msutton58@comcast.net