Michael John Eberhardt

Birth11 Oct 1822 - Vieselbach, Erfurt, Thueringen, Germany

Death14 Jul 1903 - Plymouth, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States

MotherJuditha Christina Feldrappe Eberhardt

FatherJohann Andreas Peter Eberhardt

Born in Vieselbach, Erfurt, Thueringen, Germany on 11 Oct 1822 to Johann Andreas Peter Eberhardt and Juditha Christina Feldrappe Eberhardt. Michael John Eberhardt married Susanne Carol Henriette Osius and had 12 children. He passed away on 14 Jul 1903 in Plymouth, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States.

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Parents

Johann Andreas Peter Eberhardt
1798 - 1866

Juditha Christina Feldrappe Eberhardt
1797 - 1875

Spouse(s)

Susanne Carol Henriette Osius
1824 - 1900

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Oscar Henry Eberhardt
1865 - 1955

Theresa A Eberhardt
1862 - 1931

Franz Eberhardt
1857 - 1865

Mary Eberhardt
1868 - Unknown

Gustave Eberhardt
1862 - Unknown

Rosetta Eberhardt
1875 - 1912

Christini Eberhardt
1878 - Unknown

Christ Eberhardt
1866 - Unknown

Pauline Rosina Eberhardt
1842 - 1921

Augusta C Eberhardt
1852 - 1931

Emma Eberhardt
1858 - 1875

Emilie Eberhardt
1852 - 1931

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