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	In January 1822, David Johann Christian Gottfried took over the "Schwarzer Adler" ~~inn~~ in [[Emskirchen/en\|Emskirchen]].<ref>Eckart Family Archive, Da I 106, handover of the inn "Schwarzer Adler" (Black Eagle) from Maria Christina Lindner to her son David Eckart.</ref> In 1825, he married [[Jeanette Eckart (VI 17)/en\|Jeanette Wich]] (*April 28, 1801, in Benk; †May 11, 1874, in Emskirchen), the daughter of Emskirchen’s priest Isaac Friedrich Wich.<ref>Eckart Family Archive, Da I 102, marriage certificate of David Eckart and Jeanette Wich, May 1, 1825.</ref> Her father wed them and presented a touching marriage sermon which remains in the [[Archiv der Familie Eckart/en\|family archive]] to this day. As innkeeper, David established a special relationship with the students who came to the inn and affectionately referred to him as "student father".<ref>See Eckart Family Archive, Da I 108, David Eckart as student father, manuscripts by Dr. Paschke concerning the family register of David Eckart, keeper of the inn "Schwarzer Adler" (Black Eagle), captain of the Landwehr (land defense), student father.</ref> Young people soon realized that the ~~inn~~ "Schwarzer Adler" ~~(Black Eagle)~~ in Emskirchen had a very cozy atmosphere. Hence, David Eckart became well-known even outside of Emskirchen thanks to the exceptional references and praise of the students who traveled through. The couple had twelve children, all of whom received a good education. David Eckart died at the age of 67 years. His widow Jeanette outlived him by 21 years. His progeny is listed in the genealogical table Da. The descendants of his son [[Maximilian Eckart (Da VII 12)/en\|Maximilian]], who emigrated to Hawaii, are listed in the family branch sheet DaM.		In January 1822, David Johann Christian Gottfried took over the inn "Schwarzer Adler" (Black Eagle) in [[Emskirchen/en\|Emskirchen]].<ref>Eckart Family Archive, Da I 106, handover of the inn "Schwarzer Adler" (Black Eagle) from Maria Christina Lindner to her son David Eckart.</ref> In 1825, he married [[Jeanette Eckart (VI 17)/en\|Jeanette Wich]] (*April 28, 1801, in Benk; †May 11, 1874, in Emskirchen), the daughter of Emskirchen’s priest Isaac Friedrich Wich.<ref>Eckart Family Archive, Da I 102, marriage certificate of David Eckart and Jeanette Wich, May 1, 1825.</ref> Her father wed them and presented a touching marriage sermon which remains in the [[Archiv der Familie Eckart/en\|family archive]] to this day. As innkeeper, David established a special relationship with the students who came to the inn and affectionately referred to him as "student father".<ref>See Eckart Family Archive, Da I 108, David Eckart as student father, manuscripts by Dr. Paschke concerning the family register of David Eckart, keeper of the inn "Schwarzer Adler" (Black Eagle), captain of the Landwehr (land defense), student father.</ref> Young people soon realized that the "Schwarzer Adler" in Emskirchen had a very cozy atmosphere. Hence, David Eckart became well-known even outside of Emskirchen thanks to the exceptional references and praise of the students who traveled through. The couple had twelve children, all of whom received a good education. David Eckart died at the age of 67 years. His widow Jeanette outlived him by 21 years. His progeny is listed in the genealogical table Da. The descendants of his son [[Maximilian Eckart (Da VII 12)/en\|Maximilian]], who emigrated to Hawaii, are listed in the family branch sheet DaM.

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	In January 1822, David Johann Christian Gottfried took over the "Schwarzer Adler" inn in [[Emskirchen/en\|Emskirchen]].<ref>Eckart Family Archive, Da I 106, handover of the "Schwarzer Adler" ~~inn~~ from Maria Christina Lindner to her son David Eckart.</ref> In 1825, he married [[Jeanette Eckart (VI 17)/en\|Jeanette Wich]] (*April 28, 1801, in Benk~~, Germany~~; †May 11, 1874, in Emskirchen~~, Germany~~), the daughter of Emskirchen’s priest Isaac Friedrich Wich.<ref>Eckart Family Archive, Da I 102, marriage certificate of David Eckart and Jeanette Wich, May 1, 1825.</ref> Her father wed them and presented a touching marriage sermon which remains in the [[Archiv der Familie Eckart/en\|family archive]] to this day. As innkeeper, David established a special relationship with the students who came to the inn and affectionately referred to him as "student father".<ref>See Eckart Family Archive, Da I 108, David Eckart as student father, manuscripts by Dr. Paschke concerning the family register of David Eckart, keeper of the inn "Schwarzer Adler" (Black Eagle), captain of the Landwehr (land defense), student father.</ref> Young people soon realized that the "Schwarzer Adler" in Emskirchen had a very cozy atmosphere. Hence, David Eckart became well-known even outside of Emskirchen thanks to the exceptional references and praise of the students who traveled through. The couple had twelve children, all of whom received a good education. David Eckart died at the age of 67 years. His widow Jeanette outlived him by 21 years. His progeny is listed in the genealogical table Da. The descendants of his son [[Maximilian Eckart (Da VII 12)/en\|Maximilian]], who emigrated to Hawaii, are listed in the family branch sheet DaM.		In January 1822, David Johann Christian Gottfried took over the "Schwarzer Adler" inn in [[Emskirchen/en\|Emskirchen]].<ref>Eckart Family Archive, Da I 106, handover of the inn "Schwarzer Adler" (Black Eagle) from Maria Christina Lindner to her son David Eckart.</ref> In 1825, he married [[Jeanette Eckart (VI 17)/en\|Jeanette Wich]] (*April 28, 1801, in Benk; †May 11, 1874, in Emskirchen), the daughter of Emskirchen’s priest Isaac Friedrich Wich.<ref>Eckart Family Archive, Da I 102, marriage certificate of David Eckart and Jeanette Wich, May 1, 1825.</ref> Her father wed them and presented a touching marriage sermon which remains in the [[Archiv der Familie Eckart/en\|family archive]] to this day. As innkeeper, David established a special relationship with the students who came to the inn and affectionately referred to him as "student father".<ref>See Eckart Family Archive, Da I 108, David Eckart as student father, manuscripts by Dr. Paschke concerning the family register of David Eckart, keeper of the inn "Schwarzer Adler" (Black Eagle), captain of the Landwehr (land defense), student father.</ref> Young people soon realized that the inn "Schwarzer Adler" (Black Eagle) in Emskirchen had a very cozy atmosphere. Hence, David Eckart became well-known even outside of Emskirchen thanks to the exceptional references and praise of the students who traveled through. The couple had twelve children, all of whom received a good education. David Eckart died at the age of 67 years. His widow Jeanette outlived him by 21 years. His progeny is listed in the genealogical table Da. The descendants of his son [[Maximilian Eckart (Da VII 12)/en\|Maximilian]], who emigrated to Hawaii, are listed in the family branch sheet DaM.

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	In January 1822, David Johann Christian Gottfried took over the ~~“Schwarzer Adler”~~ inn in [[Emskirchen/en\|Emskirchen]].<ref>Eckart Family Archive, Da I 106, handover of the inn ~~“Schwarzer Adler”~~ from Maria Christina Lindner to her son David Eckart.</ref> In 1825, he married [[Jeanette Eckart (VI 17)/en\|Jeanette Wich]] (*April 28, 1801, in Benk, Germany; †May 11, 1874, in Emskirchen, Germany), the daughter of Emskirchen’s priest Isaac Friedrich Wich.<ref>Eckart Family Archive, Da I 102, marriage certificate of David Eckart and Jeanette Wich, May 1, 1825.</ref> Her father wed them and presented a touching marriage sermon which remains in the [[Archiv der Familie Eckart/en\|family archive]] to this day. As innkeeper, David established a special relationship with the students who came to the inn and affectionately referred to him as ~~“student father”~~.<ref>See Eckart Family Archive, Da I 108, David Eckart as student father, manuscripts by Dr. Paschke concerning the family register of David Eckart, keeper of the inn ~~“Schwarzer Adler”~~, captain of the Landwehr (land defense), student father.</ref> Young people soon realized that the ~~“Schwarzer Adler”~~ in Emskirchen had a very cozy atmosphere. Hence, David Eckart became well-known even outside of Emskirchen thanks to the exceptional references and praise of the students who traveled through. The couple had twelve children, all of whom received a good education. David Eckart died at the age of 67 years. His widow Jeanette outlived him by 21 years. His progeny is listed in the genealogical table Da. The descendants of his son [[Maximilian Eckart (Da VII 12)/en\|Maximilian]], who emigrated to Hawaii, are listed in the family branch sheet DaM.		In January 1822, David Johann Christian Gottfried took over the "Schwarzer Adler" inn in [[Emskirchen/en\|Emskirchen]].<ref>Eckart Family Archive, Da I 106, handover of the "Schwarzer Adler" inn from Maria Christina Lindner to her son David Eckart.</ref> In 1825, he married [[Jeanette Eckart (VI 17)/en\|Jeanette Wich]] (*April 28, 1801, in Benk, Germany; †May 11, 1874, in Emskirchen, Germany), the daughter of Emskirchen’s priest Isaac Friedrich Wich.<ref>Eckart Family Archive, Da I 102, marriage certificate of David Eckart and Jeanette Wich, May 1, 1825.</ref> Her father wed them and presented a touching marriage sermon which remains in the [[Archiv der Familie Eckart/en\|family archive]] to this day. As innkeeper, David established a special relationship with the students who came to the inn and affectionately referred to him as "student father".<ref>See Eckart Family Archive, Da I 108, David Eckart as student father, manuscripts by Dr. Paschke concerning the family register of David Eckart, keeper of the inn "Schwarzer Adler" (Black Eagle), captain of the Landwehr (land defense), student father.</ref> Young people soon realized that the "Schwarzer Adler" in Emskirchen had a very cozy atmosphere. Hence, David Eckart became well-known even outside of Emskirchen thanks to the exceptional references and praise of the students who traveled through. The couple had twelve children, all of whom received a good education. David Eckart died at the age of 67 years. His widow Jeanette outlived him by 21 years. His progeny is listed in the genealogical table Da. The descendants of his son [[Maximilian Eckart (Da VII 12)/en\|Maximilian]], who emigrated to Hawaii, are listed in the family branch sheet DaM.

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In January 1822, David Johann Christian Gottfried took over the “Schwarzer Adler” inn in [[Emskirchen/en|Emskirchen]].<ref>Eckart Family Archive, Da I 106, handover of the inn “Schwarzer Adler” from Maria Christina Lindner to her son David Eckart.</ref> In 1825, he married [[Jeanette Eckart (VI 17)/en|Jeanette Wich]] (*April 28, 1801, in Benk, Germany; †May 11, 1874, in Emskirchen, Germany), the daughter of Emskirchen’s priest Isaac Friedrich Wich.<ref>Eckart Family Archive, Da I 102, marriage certificate of David Eckart and Jeanette Wich, May 1, 1825.</ref> Her father wed them and presented a touching marriage sermon which remains in the [[Archiv der Familie Eckart/en|family archive]] to this day. As innkeeper, David established a special relationship with the students who came to the inn and affectionately referred to him as “student father”.<ref>See Eckart Family Archive, Da I 108, David Eckart as student father, manuscripts by Dr. Paschke concerning the family register of David Eckart, keeper of the inn “Schwarzer Adler”, captain of the Landwehr (land defense), student father.</ref> Young people soon realized that the “Schwarzer Adler” in Emskirchen had a very cozy atmosphere. Hence, David Eckart became well-known even outside of Emskirchen thanks to the exceptional references and praise of the students who traveled through. The couple had twelve children, all of whom received a good education. David Eckart died at the age of 67 years. His widow Jeanette outlived him by 21 years. His progeny is listed in the genealogical table Da. The descendants of his son [[Maximilian Eckart (Da VII 12)/en|Maximilian]], who emigrated to Hawaii, are listed in the family branch sheet DaM.