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L. Frank L. Riehlman - bom on May 9, 1868.
M. Edward Riehlman
II.	Jacob Riehlmann - bom on October 20, 1816 in Oberweiler.
III.	Johann Riehlmann - bom on November 9, 1817 in Oberweiler and died there on March 4, 1823 at age 5 1/2.
IV.	Philippina Riehlmann - bom in 1820 and married Daniel Doll on September
12,	1843 in Oberweiler, Germany.
V.	Johann Adam Riehlmann - bom on March 6, 1822 in Oberweiler. He married Dorothea “Dora” Haager in Germany, immigrated to America, and made his home in Jeffersontown, KY, which is located near Louisville, KY. He died there on December 16, 1884 at age 62 and was buried in Eastern Cemetery. His wife, Dora Riehlmann died on June 15, 1870 at age 60. Both deaths are recorded in the Louisville Kentucky Death Register (Vol. 3, p.79 and Vol. 6, p. 99). On April 11, 1906, both bodies were re-interred in the Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville. His burial record at the Cave Hill Cemetery states that he was bom in Germany in 1824 and his occupation was a “shoemaker.” They had:
A.	Daniel Riehlmann - bom in November 1844 in Germany as listed in the
1900	census of Louisville, KY, where he is living with his wife, Katherine, bom in “Germany in March 1848.” He died on October 16, 1905 and is buried in the Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville. The 1900 census says that he came to America in 1862 at the age of 18 (most likely with his parents). Daniel married Catherine Schenkel on December 26, 1867 at St. Paul’s Evangelical Church in Louisville, KY. She was bom in Germany on April 13, 1848 as listed on her headstone. They had:
1.	Johann Adam Philip “John” Riehlmann - born on May 14, 1871 as found on his baptismal record at St. Paul’s Church. He was buried on December 21, 1929 in the Cave Hill Cemetery. He married Emma Elizabeth (maiden name unknown), as found in the 1900 census of Louisville, and she was buried in the Cave Hill Cemetery on February 19, 1909. In the 1910 census of Louisville, he is listed as a “widower” with children Alliene, Catherine, and his sister, Minnie. In the 1920 census of Louisville, he is listed as “John R.P. Riehlmann,” 48 (bom 1872) with wife, Lora G. Riehlmann, age 40 and children:
Maxine Riehlmann, age 17 (1903)
Caroline Riehlmann, age 5 (1915)
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