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Emma Eilenberger

Birth12 Dec 1852 - Upper Mt Bethel, Northampton, Pennsylvania, USA
Death31 May 1901 - Portland, Northampton, Pennsylvania, USA
Motherelizabeth labar
FatherPhilip Eilenberger

Born in Upper Mt Bethel, Northampton, Pennsylvania, USA on 12 Dec 1852 to Philip Eilenberger and elizabeth labar. Emma Eilenberger had 14 children. She passed away on 31 May 1901 in Portland, Northampton, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Philip Eilenberger
1804 - 1878
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Elizabeth Labar
1816 - 1900
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Irwin Williams
1879 - 1943
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Gracie Williams
1876 - 1945
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Philip Williams
1874 - 1926
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Elizabeth Jane Williams
1878 - 1970
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Oliver Franklin Williams
1873 - 1927
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Edwin Joseph Williams
1871 - 1950
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Hugh Perry Williams
1896 - 1942
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John E. Williams
1892 - 1966
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Lulu Williams
1888 - 1921
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Albert John Williams
1875 - 1919
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Ida Williams
1894 - 1989
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Myrtle Williams
1885 - 1937
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Harry Williams
1882 - 1963
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Alvia Williams
1891 - 1981

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