History and Genealogy of the Alsatian Branch of the Eberly Family in Europe and America

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History and Genealogy of the Alsatian Branch of the Eberly Family in Europe and America

• authored by Eberly, David G.
• published in 1928
• 976 pages; no index
• Only the last 75 pages or so is a genealogy in a traditional sense (from handwritten page number 414 onward). There are lots of handwritten notes in the margins of this section of the printed book. Some of the scans are not high quality.
• The earlier pages are a history of the first generation of Eberlys (widow Anna and her four sons, Michael, Israel, Samuel, and Gabriel) and their involvement in the founding and operation of the Ephrata Society (the congregation that split from the German Church of the Brethren) in Ephrata, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania (from handwritten page number 37 onward).

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<span id=‘ Eberly’></span>Eberly, David G., ''[[Space: History and Genealogy of the Alsatian Branch of the Eberly Family in Europe and America|History and Genealogy of the Alsatian Branch of the Eberly Family in Europe and America]]'', (1928)

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