Ancestors and Descendants
of
Francis Xavier Breux and Julia Etienne, Immigrants
and also related branches of
Rieff and Girod Families
Ancestry of Fannie Caroline (Rieff)Brooks

Much information on the ancesty of Fannie Caroline Rieff is found on the web site findagrave.com, on pages created by Joseph Clarence Reker. This informant provides documentation for his information. It is in general agreement with what I have found from other sources, and so I consider it to be reliable.

GEORGE1 GIROD was born at France on 1806[1] and died at Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, on 15 March 1869.[21] He married at France on 1826 SUSANNE ELIZABETH MORIN. She was born at France on 10 February 1806 and died at Newark on 22 September 1872.[3]

Based on the birth places of their children, the Girod family came to America some time between 1831 and 1835; probably 1833. They settled in Newark, and George found work as a locksmith. The 1850 Census reported the family as follows:[4]

Line Name Age Sex Occupation R.E. Birthplace Other
30. George Girod 45 M locksmith France
31. Elizabeth Girod 46 F France
32. Caroline Girod 22 F France married within the year
33. Jane Girod 20 F France
34. George Girod 18 M silver smith France
35. Julius Girod 15 M jeweler NY
36. Emily Girod 13 F NJ school
37. Emile Girod 10 M NJ school
38. Selina Girod 8 F NJ school
39. Emma Girod 1 F NJ
40. Samuiel Vyrassad 56 M watch case maker Switzerland
41. Jacques Delon 22 M jeweler France

In the following decade most of the chidren married, Caroline in January of 1850, Eugenie about 1853, Emily in 1856, and Julius before 1859. In 1860, the families of Eugenie and Julius lived in the same dwelling as George and Susanne (called Elizabeth in most records), in distinct households. The 1860 Census reported the senior Girod family as follows:[5]

Line Name Age Sex Occupation R.E. P.E. Birthplace
29. George Giron 53 M locksmith $800 $200 France
30. Elisabeth Giron 55 F France
31. Emil Giron 18 F[?] locksmith NJ
32. Selina Giron 17 F NJ
33. Emma Giron 11 F NJ

On the line for Emma, the census taker had written "dumb by fits." Julius, married with one child, a watch case maker, lived at the same dwelling,[6] as did daughter Eugenie and her first child; her husband was absent at the time of the census.[7] Daughter Caroline lived in Newark with her husband and five children. I have no further information on son George beyond the 1850 Census.

The decade of the 1860s, traumatic in the history of the United States, also brought change to the Girod family. Caroline's family grew to seven children, while her husband fought in the Civil War for four years. Eugenia and her husband moved to Missouri, where she had her second child. Julius and his wife, in Newark, had three additional children. Emile enrolled in Company G., Second Regiment New Jersey Volunteers, on 28 May 1861 as a corporal, and was promoted to Sergeant on 28 September 1862. His regiment fought at Bull Run, Antietam and Fredericksburg. He was discharged at the end of his three-year commitment on 21 June 1864, a little more than a week before the Battle of Gettysburg.[8] Celina married in 1866. George, the father, died in 1869.

The 1870 Census reported Elizabeth [thet is, Susanne], 66, living at Newark; with her were her son, Emile Girod, 30, locksmith, keeping the shop, and granddaughter, Celine Rieff, 17.[9] This entry was preceded, with just one intervening entry, by Julius Girod, 35, works in watch case manufacturer, Eliza, 32, Elizabeth, 11, George, 5. Julian, 3, and Walter, 1.[10] Daughter Caroline and her husband Charles Rieff lived elsewhere in Newark with five of their children.[11] The census reported Eugenia, 40, at Pendleton Township (Farmington Post Office) Saint Francois County, Missouri, with her husband, John Schneider, 40, farmer, and their two children, Eugenia, 15, and Eugene, 2.[12]

Susanne Elizabeth (Monin) Girod died in 1872; according to one of Joseph Reker's sources, she was "said to be beautiful, ruling the household with kindness."[13]

The 1880 Census found Caroline (Girod) Rieff, widow, living in Newark with three of her children.[14] Eugenie had died in Missouri. Emily (Girod) Tondeur died in 1876 in Newark. Julian lived in Newark, reported in the 1880 Census as follows:[15]

Line Name Race Sex Age Related MS Occupation B FB MB
11. Girod, Julian W M 44 M works in Julery shop NY France France
12. Girod, Eliza W F 42 wife M keeping house NJ Scotland Scotland
13. Girod, Elizabeth W F 21 daughter S works in bag factory NJ NY NJ
14. Girod, George W M 18 son S telegraph operator PA NY NJ
15. Girod, Julian F. W M 12 son at school NJ NY NJ
16. Girod, Walther H. W M 11 son at school NJ NY NJ
17. Girod, Emma W F 8 daughter at school NJ NY NJ
18. Girod, Clinton H. W M 4 son NJ NY NJ
19. Girod, Jennie W F 2 daughter NJ NY NJ

Emil Girod, 40, had married in 1875, and was reported in the 1880 census in Newark living with his wife's parents, Jacob and Elizabeth Stengel. The census taker noted after Emil's name, "insane asylum; insane," and checked that he could not read or write.[16] He died in 1889. Celina (Girod) Drees lived in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, with her husband, who was a carriage smith.[17]

George Girod and his wife Susanne Morin had the following children:

  1. CAROLINE MARIE2 GIROD b. at Beaucourt, Territoire de Belfort, France, on 26 December 1827.
  2. EUGENIE LOUISE2 GIROD b. at Beaucourt on 9 December 1829; d. at Pendleton on 18 December 1877; m. at New Jersey about 1853 JOHANNES SCHNEIDER,[18] b. at Switzerland on December 1829, d. at Saint Francois County on 22 February 1905.[19] Children of Eugenie and Johannes:
    1. Eugenie S. Schneider b. at Newark on 22 July 1855, d. at Saint Louis, Missouri, on 22 November 1935;[20] m. at Farmington, Saint Francois County, on 1 January 1881 Louis Jaques Kuffer b. at Switzerland on 22 August 1843, d. at Saint Louis on 21 December 1907.[21] Children of Eugenie and Louis:[22]
      1. Emil A. Kuffer b. at Missouri on October 1881.
      2. Elsie B. Kuffer b. at Missouri on June 1883.
      3. Louise T. Kuffer b. at Missouri on January 1885.
      4. Eva D. Kuffer b. at Missouri on January 1887
      5. Grace E. Kuffer b. at Missouri on April 1889.
      6. Eugene P. Kuffer b. at Missouri on August 1891.
      7. Louis E. Kuffer b. at Missouri on February 1894.
      8. Ida H. Kuffer b. at Missouri on March 1896.
    2. Eugene Schneider b. at Missouri about 1867-8.[23]
  3. GEORGE2 GIROD b. at France about 1831-2.[24]
  4. JULIUS2 GIROD b. at New York about 1834-5;[25] m. before 1859ELIZA J. ________, b. at New Jersey about 1835-6.[26] Children of Julius and Eliza:[27]
    1. Elisabeth Girod b. at New Jersey about 1858-9; m. at Newark on 7 July 1884 Henry J. Reihing.[28]
    2. George Girod b. at New Jersey about 1864-5.
    3. Julian F. Girod b. at New Jersey on March 1867; m. about 1892-3 Hannah A. ________ b. at New York on March 1862.[29] Children of Julian and Hannah:[30]
      1. Agnes Girod b. at New York on December 1893.
      2. Julian Girod b. at New York on October 1896.
      3. Florence Girod b. at New York on September 1899.
    4. Walter H. Girod b. at New Jersey about 1868-9.
    5. Emma Girod b. at New Jersey about 1871-2.
    6. Clinton H. Girod b. at New Jersey about 1875-6.
    7. Jennie Girod b. at New Jersey about 1877-8.
  5. EMILY CHARLOTTE JOSEPHINE2 GIROD b. at Newark on 1837; d. there on 10 November 1876;[31] m. at Newark on 22 April 1856 LOUIS MATTHEW TONDEUR.[32]
  6. EMILE JULES2 GIROD b. at Newark on 1840; d. there on 19 September 1889; m. at New Jersey on 12 October 1875 ANNA ELIZABETH STENGEL,[33] b. at Newark on 1855, d. there on 1908, child of Jacob and Elizabeth Stengel. Anna m(2). at Newark on 16 October 1889 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PEARCE.[34] Child of Emile and Anna:
    1. Mabel Celine Girod b. at Newark on 11 November 1877, d. at Springfield, Union County, New Jersey, on 22 September 1957; m. on 17 June 1903 John Warren Armitage.[35]
  7. CELINA MARIE2 GIROD b. at Manhattan, New York County, New York, on 9 April 1842; d. at Queens County, New York, on 21 April 1920; m. on 1866 JOHN DREES, b. at Erpeldange, canton of Diekirch, Luxemburg, on 30 November 1838, d. at Newark on 17 November 1900.[36]
  8. EMMA2 GIROD b. at Newark on 23 July 1849; d. there on 23 December 1864.[37]

CAROLINE MARIE2 GIROD (George1 ) was born at Beaucourt on 26 December 1827 a daughter of George Girod and his wife Susanne Elizabeth Monin. She died at Newark on 24 February 1884.[38] She married on 12 January 1850 CHARLES HENRY RIEFF, Sr.. He was born at Switzerland on 9 June 1828,[39] a son perhaps of Joseph and Henriette Rieff. He died at Newark on 25 June 1873.

According to information posted at Find a Grave by Joseph Reker,

Charles was the only child of Henry Rieff and his first wife, Henriette. They were French Swiss and came to America when Charles was a young child.[40] 
He does not indicate his source for this information. However, the 1850 Census is suggestive of another possible connection. It reported at Newark:[41]

Line Name Age Sex Occupation R.E. Birthplace Other
29. Charles Rieff 22 M Zinkmaker Germany
30. Caroline Rieff 22 F France

This is followed immediately by another household in the same dwelling:[42]

Line Name Age Sex Occupation R.E. Birthplace Other
31. Joseph Rieff 44 M Zinkmaker Germany
32. Harriet Rieff 46 F Germany
33. Louis Bersy 22 F France

What do we make of this entry? I have no idea what a "Zinkmaker" is. Charles was called a "steel polisher" in a later census. We should not make an issue of "Germany" as place of birth: Germany did not exist as a unified country at that time, but as a region; a census taker might think of Switzerland as part of the German region. Harriet Rieff, based on her age, would have been born about 1803-4. Henrietta Rieff, who appears with Charles and Caroline Rieff in the 1860 Census, had an age indicating a birth about 1804-5. Joseph and Harriet in the 1850 Census are old enough to be Charles' parents. Unless further documentation can be found for the statement at find a grave, I will consider Joseph and Henrietta the most likely parents of Charles.

Caroline Girod, born in the Balcourt territory of France, came to America with her parents when she was about six years old (plus or minus two years). She was the oldest of eight children; she was married six months after the birth of her youngest sibling.

The 1860 Census reported this young but growing family at Newark:[43]

Line Name Age Sex Occupation R.E. P.E. Birthplace
35. Charles Rief 32 M laborer $150 Swiss
36. Caroline Rief 30 F Swiss
37. Fanny Rief 9 F NJ
38. Selina Rief 7 F NJ
39. Charles Rief 3 M NJ
40. Emma Rief 2 F NJ
1. Emilie Rief 3/12 F NJ
2. Henriette Rief 55 F Swiss

The most likely explanation is that Henrietta is Charles' mother, and his father died some time in the previous decade.

Charles Rieff enlisted in the Union Army on 19 August 1861, for three years; he re-enlisted on 20 December 1863, and was discharged on 22 July 1865. Entering as a Private, he became a Corporal, and on 1 March 1863 a Sergeant. He served in Company D of the Fifth New Jersey Regiment until transferred on 6 November 1864 to Company F of the Seventh New Jersey Regiment.

Rieff's Fifth Regiment participated in the following action:

The Seventh regiment, after Rieff joined it, participated in the Appomattox campaign, and Lee's surrender.[44] According to the information posted at find a grave he was wounded at Gettysburg.

The 1870 Census reported the family living at Newark, consisting of Charles Rief, 40, steel polisher, Caroline, 38, keeping house, Charles, 14, works in wood yard, Emma, 10, at school, Emil, 9, at school, and Julian, 5, at home.[45] Daughter Fanny was married with two children, living in Camden County, New Jersey. Celina, 17, was living with her grandmother, Elizabeth Girod, at Newark.

Charles Rieff died in 1873 at the age of 42, leaving his widow with children at home ages 16, 13, 10 and 8. Emilie married in 1877. The 1880 Census reported Caroline Rieff at Newark, 52, keeping house, with three sons, Charles, 22, harness trimming, Emile, 18, cutlery, and Julius, 15, hatter.[46] Caroline died in 1884 at the age of 56.

Charles Henry Rieff, Jr. married for the first time in 1885; his wife died 3 days before their first anniversary. He married Johanna Elena "Ella" Bevensee in 1892. They were 35 and 37 years old respectively. The 1900 Census reported them living with her mother in Newark:[47]

Line Name Related Race Sex Born MS B FB MB Occupation
85. Bevensee, Christine head W F Dec 1825 Wd Germany Germany Germany capitalist
86. Rieff, Ella B. daughter W F Sep 1855 M Germany Germany Germany
87. Rieff, Charles H. son-in-law W M Apr 1857 M NJ Switzerland France patternmaker

Other information contained in this census: Christine had six children, three of whom were living, Ella had no children. Christine and Ella came to America in 1857. Ella and Charles had been married seven years.

In 1910 Charles was listed as head of the household. Besides his wife, Christiana Bevensee, 84, was still in the household. Charles was a tool maker in a machine shop.[48]

Charles Rieff and his wife Caroline Girod had the following children:

  1. FANNIE CAROLINE RIEFF b. at Newark on 7 October 1850.
  2. CELINA JOSEPHINE RIEFF b. at Newark on 17 May 1854; d. there on 21 May 1915; m. at Newark on 26 January 1876 WILLIAM HENRY REED, b. at New York on 9 August 1856, d. at Newark on 13 May 1903.[49] Children of Celina and William:[50]
    1. Elizabeth Reed b. at New Jersey on January 1876.
    2. William H. Reed b. at New Jersey on January 1877.
    3. Celina M. Reed b. at Newark on 1 May 1879, d. at Bloomfield, Essex County, on September 1960; m. at Newark on 12 February 1902 Clarence Canfield b. at Newark on 11 September 1868, d. at Bloomfield on August 1948.[51] Children of Celina and Clarence:[52]
      1. Clarence R. Canfield b. at New Jersey about 1902-3.
      2. Ellis Reed Canfield b. at Newark on 13 November 1906, d. there on 16 October 1913.[53]
      3. William Henry Canfield b. and d. at Newark on 16 July 1908.[54]
      4. Celina J. Canfield b. at New Jersey about September-October 1909.
      5. Alfred Canfield b. at New Jersey about 1912.
      6. Harriet May Canfield b. at Newark on 26 August 1913, d. at Newport News, Virginia, on 4 July 1993;[55] m. Clayton Medford Dahlin b. at Jamestown, Chatauqua County, New York, on 23 August 1918, d. at Newport News on 16 November 2000.[56]
    4. Hellen H. Reed b. at New Jersey on January 1882.
    5. C. Wesley Reed b. at New Jersey on February 1885; m. about 1905-6 Jennie Winant b. at New Jersey about 1883-4.
    6. Alfred J. Reed b. at New Jersey about 1886-7.[57]
    7. Emily Josephine Reed b. at Newark on 21 December 1889, d. there on 1 August 1894.[58]
  3. CHARLES HENRY RIEFF, Jr. b. at Newark on 18 April 1857; d. there on 17 March 1916;[59] m(1). at Belleville, Essex County, on 16 December 1885 JOSEPHINE WILLIAMSON,[60] b. at Newark on 14 December 1861, d. there on 13 December 1886, child of Andrew and Mary (Porter) Williamson.[61] m(2). at Newark on 26 October 1892 JOHANNA ELENA BEVENSEE,[62] b. at Germany on September 1855, d. on 1921.[63]
  4. EMMA RIEFF b. at New Jersey about 1857-8.[64]
  5. EMILIE REBECCA RIEFF b. at Newark on 14 March 1860; d. at Pequannock, Morris County, New Jersey, on 15 April 1929; m(1). at Newark on 22 September 1877 THEODORE RICHARD BARHORST,[65] b. at Midden-Eierland, North Holland, Netherlands on 14 March 1858, d. at Newark on 13 May 1915,[66] child of Franciscus Wilhelmus and Jannetje (Kranenburg) Barhorst. m(2). at Newark on 7 October 1920 AARON JENKINS.[67] Child of Emily and Theodore:
    1. Caroline Marie Mabel Barhorst b. at Newark on March 1880, d. there on 25 September 1912;{68] m(1). about 1897-8 Frank Van Hoven b. at New Jersey on August 1873;[69] m(2). about 1908-9 Adolph Morrasch[70] b. at New York about 1867-8.[71] Child of Caroline and Frank:
      1. Frank W. Van Hoven b. at New Jersey on May 1900.[72]
      Child of Caroline and Adolph:
      1. Richard A. Morrasch b. at Newark on 27 March 1912, d. there on 29 March 1912.[73]
  6. EMIL A. RIEFF b. at Newark on 30 September 1862; d. there on 26 December 1908; m. at Newark on 7 November 1883 SARAH A. BALLENTINE.[74]
  7. JULIUS ALFRED RIEFF b. at Newark on 3 October 1864; d. there on 19 July 1908.[75]

NOTES

1Woodland Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, Find a Grave, digital images (findagrave.com : accessed 15 September 2014), G. Girods; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker, Photo added by Robert Dahlin. Gravemarker has name only; all other information provided by informant; 1806 France
2New Jersey Department of State, Division of Archives and Record Management, Trenton, New Jersey "New Jersey Deaths and Burials, 1670-1988," index, Family Search (familysearch.org : accessed 29 May 2018), George Girod, 1869.
3Woodland Cemetery, Newark, Susanna Elizabeth Monin Girod; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker, Photo added by Robert Dahlin. Photo insufficient to provide information;; information provided by informant.
4Seventh Census of the United States: 1850, population, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, roll 448, p. 348A, household 612, George Girod family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 15 September 2014); NARA Microfilm Publication M432; Record Group 29; National Archives, Washington, D.C.
5Eighth Census of the United States: 1860, population, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, roll 689, p. 181, household 1626, George Giron family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 15 September 2014); NARA microfilm publication M653; Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration.
61860 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, roll 689, p. 181, household 1627, Julius Giron family.
71860 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, roll 689, p. 181, household 1628, Eugenie Schneider family.
8William S. Stryker, Record of Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Civil War, 1861 - 1865 (Trenton, N. J.: John L. Murphy, 1876, New Jersey State Library, http://slic.njstatelib.org), p. 131.
9Ninth Census of the United States: 1870, population, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, roll 880, p. 500B, household 65, Elizabeth Girod family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 10 December 2014); NARA microfilm publication M593, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration.
101870 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, roll 880, p. 500B, household 63, Julius Girod family.
111870 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, roll 881, p. 17A, household 282, Charles Reif family.
121870 Census, Population, Pendleton Saint Francois County, Missouri, roll 807, p. 672B, household 39, John Schneider family.
13Woodland Cemetery, Newark, Susanna Elizabeth Monin Girod; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker, Photo added by Robert Dahlin.
14Tenth Census of the United States: 1880, population, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, enumeration district (ED) 40, roll 777, p. 384C, household 5, Caroline Rieff family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 15 September 2014); NARA microfilm publication T9; Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.
151880 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, ED 46, roll 777, p. 518A, household 34, Julian Girod family.
161880 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, ED 58, roll 778, p. 243B, household 45, Jacob Stengel family.
171880 Census, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, ED 1, roll 840, p. 2A, household 20, John Dreees family.
18Masonic Cemetery of Farmington (South), Farmington, Saint Francois County, Missouri, Find a Grave, digital images (findagrave.com : accessed 15 September 2014), Eugenie Louise Schneider; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker, Photo added by Judie Latshaw Huff.
19Masonic Cemetery of Farmington (South), Johann Schneider; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker.
20Saint Paul Churchyard, Afton, Saint Louis County, Missouri, Find a Grave, digital images (findagrave.com : accessed 23 November 2019), Eugenia S. Kuffer; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker, Photo added by Elaine R S. Day month and place provided by informant.
21Saint Paul Churchyard, Afton, Louis J. Kuffer; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker, Photo added by Elaine R S. Day month and place provided by informant.
22Information on children, unless otherwise indicated, is from: Twelth Census of the United States: 1900, population, Saint Louis, Missouri, enumeration district (ED) 163, p. 4, household 79, Frank Kuffer family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 25 November 2019); NARA microfilm group T623; Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration.
231870 Census, Pendleton Saint Francois County, Missouri, roll 807, p. 672B, household 39, John Schneider family.
241850 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, roll 448, p. 348A, household 612, George Girod family.
25Ibid.
261860 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, roll 689, p. 181, household 1627, Julius Giron family.
27Information on children, unless otherwise indicated, is from: 1860 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, roll 689, p. 181, household 1627, Julius Giron family. 1870 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, roll 880, p. 500B, household 63, Julius Girod family. 1880 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, ED 46, roll 777, p. 518A, household 34, Julian Girod family.
28New Jersey Department of State, Division of Archives and Record Management "New Jersey, Marriages, 1670-1980," database, Family Search (familysearch.org : accessed 26 November 2019), Reihing-Girod, 1884.
291900 Census, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, ED 432, p. 16, household 380, Julian Girod family.
30Information on children, unless otherwise indicated, is from: 1900 Census, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, ED 432, p. 16, household 380, Julian Girod family.
31"New Jersey Deaths and Burials, 1670-1980," Emily Tondeur, 1876.
32Woodland Cemetery, Newark, Emily Tondeur Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker; Photo added by Robert Dahlin. Information provided by informant.
33Woodland Cemetery, Newark, Emil Jules Girod; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker, Photo added by Robert Dahlin. Photo insufficient to provide information; information provided by informant
34Woodland Cemetery, Newark, Anna Elizabeth Stengel Girod; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker. Information provided by informant
35Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, Find a Grave, digital images (findagrave.com : database 22 November 2019), Mabel Celine Girod Armitage; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker. Information provided by informant.
36Woodland Cemetery, Newark, John-Celina Drees; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker, Photo added by Jody Lutter. Photo insufficient to provide information; information provided by informant
37Woodland Cemetery, Newark, Emma Rebecca Girod; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker; Photo added by Robert Dahlin. Quality of photo insufficient to provide information; information provided by informant
38Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Caroline Reiff; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker, Photo added by Jody Lutter. Photo insufficient to provide information; provided by informant
39Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Chas. Reiff; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker, Photo added by Robert Dahlin.
40Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Chas. Reiff; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker, Photo added by Robert Dahlin. Information provided by informant.
411850 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, roll 448, p. 458A, household 737, Charles Rieff family.
421850 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, roll 448, p. 458A, household 738, Joseph Rieff family.
431860 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, roll 689, p. 168-9, household 1513, Charles Rief family.
44Stryker, New Jersey in the Civil War, 243, 337.
451870 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, roll 881, p. 17A, household 282, Charles Reif family.
461880 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, ED 40, roll 777, p. 384C, household 5, Caroline Rieff family.
471900 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, ED 70, p. 4, household 94, Christene Bevensee family.
48Thirteenth Census of the United States: 1910, population, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, enumeration district (ED) 44, roll 878, p. 2A, household 26, Charles H. Rieff family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 23 November 2019); NARA group T624, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.
49Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, William-Celina Reed; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker, Photo added by Robert Dahlin. Day month and place provided by informant.
50Information on children, unless otherwise indicated, is from: 1900 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, ED 50, p. 2, household 34, William H. Reed family.
51Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Clarence-Celina Canfield; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker, Photo added by Robert Dahlin. Day month and place provided by informant.
52Information on children, unless otherwise indicated, is from: 1910 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, ED 95, roll 880, p. 12A, dwelling 173, Clarence Canfield family. Fourteenth Census of the United States: 1920, population, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, enumeration district (ED) 220, roll 1035, p. 1A, household 4, Clarence Canfield family; digital images, Ancestry (ancestry.com : accessed 23 November 2019); NARA microfilm record group T625, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.
53Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Ellis Reed Canfield; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker. Information provided by informant.
54Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, William H. Canfield; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker. Information provided by informant.
55Find a Grave, Harriet May Canfield Dahlin, Created by: Janie Carstens (findagrave.com accessed : 2 December 2019) .
56Find a Grave, Clayton Dahlin, Created by: Janie Carstens (findagrave.com accessed : 2 December 2019) .
571910 Census, Irvington, Essex County, New Jersey, ED 184, roll 882, p. 10b, household 225, C Wesley Reed family.
58Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, William-Celina Reed; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker, Photo added by Robert Dahlin. Day month and place provided by informant.
59Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Charles-Helena Rieff; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker, Photo added by John Smolarek. Day month and place provided by informant.
60"New Jersey, Marriages, 1670-1980," Rieff-Williamson, 1885. sup>61Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Josephine Williamson Rieff; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker. Information provided by informant.
62"New Jersey, Marriages, 1670-1980," Rieff-Bevensee, 1892.
63Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Charles-Helena Rieff; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker, Photo added by John Smolarek.
641860 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, roll 689, p. 168-9, household 1513, Charles Rief family.
65Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Emma Rebecca Rieff Barhorst; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker. Information provided by informant.
66Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Theodore Richard “Dirk” Barhorst; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker. Information provided by informant.
67Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Emma Rebecca Rieff Barhorst;; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker. Information provided by informant.
68Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Caroline Marie Mabel Barhorst Morrasch; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker. Information provided by informant.
691900 Census, Paterson, Passaic County, New Jersewy, ED 140, p. 11, household 254, Richard Barhorst family.
701910 Census, Newark, Essex County, New Jersey, ED 56, roll 878, p. 7A, household 109, Richard Berhorst family.
71Ibid.
721900 Census, Paterson, Passaic County, New Jersewy, ED 140, p. 11, household 254, Richard Barhorst family.
73Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Richard A. Morrasch; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker. Information provided by informant.
74Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Emil A. Rieff; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker. Information provided by informant.
75Fairmount Cemetery, Newark, Julius Alfred “Julian” Rieff; Created by: Joseph Clarence Reker. Information provided by informant.

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