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His marriage with Anita Hoppe produced seven children.
* Ruth Eckart (Da IX 32), (*January 15, 1908, in Munich, Germany, †April 19, 1960, in Munich, Germany).
* [[Werner Eckart (Da IX 33)/en|Werner Johannes Adolf Eckart (Da IX 33)]], (*March 27, 1909, in Munich, Germany, †May 15, 1997, in Munich, Germany), canning factory owner, founder of the Pfanni factory, consul of Guatemala and the Philippines, commercial judge, genealogist
* Lisbeth Eckart (Da IX 34), (*October 14, 1911, in Munich, Germany, †October 6, 1916, in Kiel, Germany).
* Klaus Karl Eduard Paul Eckart (Da IX 35), (*November 14, 1916, in Kiel, Germany, †June 3, 1940, in Forbach, France), officer, Oberleutnant (first lieutenant).
* Fritz Ruprecht Eckart (Da IX 36), (*December 6, 1918, in Munich, Germany, †October 3, 1942, in Beverwjik, Netherlands), Leutnant (the lowest lieutenant officer rank).
* Horst Eckart (Da IX 37), (*April 8, 1921, in Munich, Germany, †June 26, 1944, in Orsha, Soviet Union), Leutnant (the lowest lieutenant officer rank).
* [[Ingeburg Eckart (Da IX 38)/en|Ingeburg Eckart (Da IX 38)]], (*July 23, 1923, in Munich, Germany, †October 27, 2020, in Munich, Germany), professor of music, senior teacher.

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