Elizabeth Durst

Birth1812 - Grantsville, Garrett, Maryland, United States

Death1890 - at her sons home) Foxtown, Garrett, Maryland, United States

MotherAnna Barbara "Barbara" Gerlitz (Garlitz)

FatherJohn Lightfoot "Lightfoot John" Durst

Born in Grantsville, Garrett, Maryland, United States on 1812 to John Lightfoot "Lightfoot John" Durst and Anna Barbara "Barbara" Gerlitz (Garlitz). Elizabeth Durst married Joseph Somerset Bittinger LZDR-Y8B and had 10 children. She passed away on 1890 in at her sons home) Foxtown, Garrett, Maryland, United States.

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Parents

John Lightfoot "Lightfoot John" Durst
1769 - 1840

Anna Barbara "Barbara" Gerlitz (Garlitz)
1768 - 1860

Spouse(s)

Joseph Somerset Bittinger Lzdr-y8b
1804 - 1870

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Levi Bidinger
1843 - 1914

Jacob "Jake" Bittinger 2Cym-fzl
1845 - 1929

Susan Bittinger
1852 - 1939

George Anderson Bittinger
1836 - 1905

William Bittinger
1833 - 1903

Elizabeth Bittinger
1841 - 1927

Mary "Polly" Bittinger
1829 - 1889

Rachel Bittinger.
1847 - 1927

Lydia Bittinger
1834 - 1905

William Augustus Bittinger
1831 - 1898

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