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George Forsyth Eichelberger (1809 – 1851)
George Forsyth Eichelberger, M.D., (Phillip, John, George, John) was born on November 15, 1809 in York County, Pennsylvania and was baptized as Christ Lutheran Church. He was one of ten children to parents John Eichelberger and Sarah Dinkle. Share and Enjoy Facebook Twitter Delicious Digg Google Buzz StumbleUpon Add to favorites Email RSS
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Gardner Spangler Eichelberger (1848 – 1918)
Gardner Spangler Eichelberger (Phillip, John, George, John, George) was born on August 17, 1848 in St Louis, Missouri. He was the second youngest of eleven children to parents George Forsyth Eichelberger and Maria Gardner Spangler. Gardner was obviously named after his mother’s side of the family. Share and Enjoy Facebook Twitter Delicious Digg Google Buzz StumbleUpon Add to favorites Email RSS
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Tech Tuesday – To Share Or Not To Share
In researching your family tree, most people will come to a point where geographic location or a lack of digitized resources available online has your research at a standstill. To make a sweeping generalization, for the most part, our families rarely stayed in one place their whole lives and the chances that we, as family tree researchers, now live in those towns is slim. We live all over the world and do most of our research utilizing resources available online. The digitization [...]
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Maritime Monday – Castle Garden
Over the holidays, my husband I took a trip to New York City on vacation. We saw so many things while we were there but the one thing I was most excited to see was Castle Garden. All of my ancestors came through there and yet I know nothing about it. All you ever hear about is Ellis Island but between 1855 and 1892, over eight million people immigrated through Castle Garden. Share and Enjoy Facebook Twitter Delicious Digg Google [...]
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Search Birth Records Online
Birth records can be an incredible find when researching your family tree. With the increasing ability and availability to search birth records online, birth records can be a crucial component in family tree research. Share and Enjoy Facebook Twitter Delicious Digg Google Buzz StumbleUpon Add to favorites Email RSS
