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Peter Aeschliman

Birth1683 - Langnau, Canton, Bern, Switzerland
Death1754 - Brecknock, Berks, Pennsylvania, United States
MotherAnna Ermel
FatherPeter Ashelman Eshleman

Born in Langnau, Canton, Bern, Switzerland on 1683 to Peter Ashelman Eshleman and Anna Ermel. Peter Aeschliman married Magdlena Spring and had 12 children. He passed away on 1754 in Brecknock, Berks, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents
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Peter Ashelman Eshleman
1644 - 1716
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Anna Ermel
1632 - 1696
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Magdlena Spring
1687 - 1766
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Benedict Christian Eshleman
1708 - 1780
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Peter Eshleman
1724 - 1808
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Jacob Eshleman (Aeschelmann)
1722 - 1762
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Barbara Aeschliman
1717 - Unknown
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Magdalena Eshleman
1707 - Unknown
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Johannes Eshleman
1712 - Unknown
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Benedict Eshleman
1732 - Unknown
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Christian Aeschliman
1714 - 1771
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Christian Eshleman
1714 - 1780
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Johannes Christian Eshleman
1712 - 1750
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Jakob Aeschliman
1710 - 1758
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Henrik Heinrich Eshlemann
1707 - 1778

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