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Johannus Paulus “Paul” Ebling

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Johannus Paulus “Paul” Ebling

Birth
Berks County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death
15 Sep 1825 (aged 63)
Burial
Muhlenberg Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania, USA
Plot
Old section between church & parking lot
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If German children were given two names, and the second name–not the first–is what you will find in records. This is because German boys almost always were baptized with the first name Johannes (or Johann, abbreviated Joh). So Johannus Paulus Ebling, would of been known to all as Paulus or Paul.

Paul was the son of Johannes and Maria Phillipena (Jaeger) Ebling, and the husband of Maria Bleiler. Paul 2nd wife was Frederiac Ebling. Frederica married a 2nd time to George Lasch on 16 Jan 1825 at Berks County, Pennsylvania. She was also known as Friedence Jerettel Ebling (born 1 NOV 1776, Alsace, Berks County, Pennsylvania). She died on 29 Mar 1836.
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The original site of the Ebling cemetery was near St. Paul's E. C. Church (Evangelical Congregational Church), South Temple, Tuckerton.
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The former private burial ground known as Ebling Cemetery near Temple, Pa. in Berks County, a tract of land 25 perches square, was laid out by Johannes Ebling and where he was buried. After his son-in-law bought the plantation and cemetery, it was called Bernhardt Cemetery. The cemetery was removed in 1925 to the Hinnershitz Cemetery about 5 miles north of Reading, PA.
Hinnershitz Cemetery is located at 100 Tuckerton Road, also known as Good Shepherd Church Cemetery.

Note
Good Shepherd Cemetery used to be called Hinnershitz Cemetery.
If German children were given two names, and the second name–not the first–is what you will find in records. This is because German boys almost always were baptized with the first name Johannes (or Johann, abbreviated Joh). So Johannus Paulus Ebling, would of been known to all as Paulus or Paul.

Paul was the son of Johannes and Maria Phillipena (Jaeger) Ebling, and the husband of Maria Bleiler. Paul 2nd wife was Frederiac Ebling. Frederica married a 2nd time to George Lasch on 16 Jan 1825 at Berks County, Pennsylvania. She was also known as Friedence Jerettel Ebling (born 1 NOV 1776, Alsace, Berks County, Pennsylvania). She died on 29 Mar 1836.
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The original site of the Ebling cemetery was near St. Paul's E. C. Church (Evangelical Congregational Church), South Temple, Tuckerton.
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The former private burial ground known as Ebling Cemetery near Temple, Pa. in Berks County, a tract of land 25 perches square, was laid out by Johannes Ebling and where he was buried. After his son-in-law bought the plantation and cemetery, it was called Bernhardt Cemetery. The cemetery was removed in 1925 to the Hinnershitz Cemetery about 5 miles north of Reading, PA.
Hinnershitz Cemetery is located at 100 Tuckerton Road, also known as Good Shepherd Church Cemetery.

Note
Good Shepherd Cemetery used to be called Hinnershitz Cemetery.

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