Emile Bernard Weishaar, also spelled in the U.S. as Weishar, Wishaar, and Wishar.
• Born: 13 July 1842, Quarter of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris - 6th arrondissement, Île-de-France, France.
• Baptised: 14 July 1842, Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris.
• Father: Jean "John" Weishaar
• Mother: Adèle Dartmann
• Immigrated: S.S. Germanic from Le Havre, France, arrived 5 September 1853 at Castle Clinton (Castle Garden) Immigration Station, New York, NY, with his family.
• Resident of New York City; New Jersey; Chicago, IL; Oakland and San José, CA; and Seattle and Richmond Beach, WA.
• Marriage 1: Marie Ida Smith (1847 - 1924) in 1875 -- 7 children: Emile (died in infancy), Grace, Henry G. "Harry", Jennie M. "Daisy", John H., William P., and Louis Beauchamp "Lou".
• Marriage 2: Hester E. Rolfe (1888 - 1981) in 1918 -- no children.
• Occupation: Newspaperman and writer, editor for the Seattle Press-Times, Seattle Post-Intellingencer, San José Mercury, and other noted papers.
• "Emile B. Weishaar" served in the Union Army during the U.S. Civil War. He was originally enlisted for 3 years, at age 21, on 16 February 1864, by Lt. Bancroft at Bridgeport, Alabama. The enlistment register states he was born in Paris, France, that he was 5' 6-1/2" tall, and had light hair, hazel eyes, and a dark complexion.
Emile became a Soldier in the 4th Artillery, Co. G. He deserted one year later, on 18 February 1865, was apprehended after three weeks of absence, on 11 March 1865, and re-assigned to his unit.
He continued serving in the Union Army through the end of the war and was discharged after 2 years of duty, in February 1866.
• Born: 13 July 1842, Quarter of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris - 6th arrondissement, Île-de-France, France.
• Baptised: 14 July 1842, Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris.
• Father: Jean "John" Weishaar
• Mother: Adèle Dartmann
• Immigrated: S.S. Germanic from Le Havre, France, arrived 5 September 1853 at Castle Clinton (Castle Garden) Immigration Station, New York, NY, with his family.
• Resident of New York City; New Jersey; Chicago, IL; Oakland and San José, CA; and Seattle and Richmond Beach, WA.
• Marriage 1: Marie Ida Smith (1847 - 1924) in 1875 -- 7 children: Emile (died in infancy), Grace, Henry G. "Harry", Jennie M. "Daisy", John H., William P., and Louis Beauchamp "Lou".
• Marriage 2: Hester E. Rolfe (1888 - 1981) in 1918 -- no children.
• Occupation: Newspaperman and writer, editor for the Seattle Press-Times, Seattle Post-Intellingencer, San José Mercury, and other noted papers.
• "Emile B. Weishaar" served in the Union Army during the U.S. Civil War. He was originally enlisted for 3 years, at age 21, on 16 February 1864, by Lt. Bancroft at Bridgeport, Alabama. The enlistment register states he was born in Paris, France, that he was 5' 6-1/2" tall, and had light hair, hazel eyes, and a dark complexion.
Emile became a Soldier in the 4th Artillery, Co. G. He deserted one year later, on 18 February 1865, was apprehended after three weeks of absence, on 11 March 1865, and re-assigned to his unit.
He continued serving in the Union Army through the end of the war and was discharged after 2 years of duty, in February 1866.
Emile Bernard Weishaar, also spelled in the U.S. as Weishar, Wishaar, and Wishar.
• Born: 13 July 1842, Quarter of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris - 6th arrondissement, Île-de-France, France.
• Baptised: 14 July 1842, Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris.
• Father: Jean "John" Weishaar
• Mother: Adèle Dartmann
• Immigrated: S.S. Germanic from Le Havre, France, arrived 5 September 1853 at Castle Clinton (Castle Garden) Immigration Station, New York, NY, with his family.
• Resident of New York City; New Jersey; Chicago, IL; Oakland and San José, CA; and Seattle and Richmond Beach, WA.
• Marriage 1: Marie Ida Smith (1847 - 1924) in 1875 -- 7 children: Emile (died in infancy), Grace, Henry G. "Harry", Jennie M. "Daisy", John H., William P., and Louis Beauchamp "Lou".
• Marriage 2: Hester E. Rolfe (1888 - 1981) in 1918 -- no children.
• Occupation: Newspaperman and writer, editor for the Seattle Press-Times, Seattle Post-Intellingencer, San José Mercury, and other noted papers.
• "Emile B. Weishaar" served in the Union Army during the U.S. Civil War. He was originally enlisted for 3 years, at age 21, on 16 February 1864, by Lt. Bancroft at Bridgeport, Alabama. The enlistment register states he was born in Paris, France, that he was 5' 6-1/2" tall, and had light hair, hazel eyes, and a dark complexion.
Emile became a Soldier in the 4th Artillery, Co. G. He deserted one year later, on 18 February 1865, was apprehended after three weeks of absence, on 11 March 1865, and re-assigned to his unit.
He continued serving in the Union Army through the end of the war and was discharged after 2 years of duty, in February 1866.
• Born: 13 July 1842, Quarter of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris - 6th arrondissement, Île-de-France, France.
• Baptised: 14 July 1842, Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris.
• Father: Jean "John" Weishaar
• Mother: Adèle Dartmann
• Immigrated: S.S. Germanic from Le Havre, France, arrived 5 September 1853 at Castle Clinton (Castle Garden) Immigration Station, New York, NY, with his family.
• Resident of New York City; New Jersey; Chicago, IL; Oakland and San José, CA; and Seattle and Richmond Beach, WA.
• Marriage 1: Marie Ida Smith (1847 - 1924) in 1875 -- 7 children: Emile (died in infancy), Grace, Henry G. "Harry", Jennie M. "Daisy", John H., William P., and Louis Beauchamp "Lou".
• Marriage 2: Hester E. Rolfe (1888 - 1981) in 1918 -- no children.
• Occupation: Newspaperman and writer, editor for the Seattle Press-Times, Seattle Post-Intellingencer, San José Mercury, and other noted papers.
• "Emile B. Weishaar" served in the Union Army during the U.S. Civil War. He was originally enlisted for 3 years, at age 21, on 16 February 1864, by Lt. Bancroft at Bridgeport, Alabama. The enlistment register states he was born in Paris, France, that he was 5' 6-1/2" tall, and had light hair, hazel eyes, and a dark complexion.
Emile became a Soldier in the 4th Artillery, Co. G. He deserted one year later, on 18 February 1865, was apprehended after three weeks of absence, on 11 March 1865, and re-assigned to his unit.
He continued serving in the Union Army through the end of the war and was discharged after 2 years of duty, in February 1866.
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