Author of the following books:
~ "A Pastor's 25th and a Church's 150th Anniversary" by Rev. Owen P. Eaches, DD, publ 1896. He was the pastor of the Hightstown Baptist Church for many years.
~ "Doctrines and Ordinances of the New Testament", by Rev. O. P. Eaches, publ 1899.
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In Aug 1850, Eber Eaches, 48, was residing with Hanah, 48, Sarah, 28, Josiah, 13, Owen, 10, and John, 7, in Phoenixville, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Eber was a clerk. The entire family had been born in Pennsylvania. [1850 Federal Census]
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O. P. Eaches, Co. A, 28th P. V. M.; must. in June 19, 1863; disch. July 28, '63. [History of Chester County, PA, by Louis H Everts, 1881]
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In Jun 1870, Owen P. Eaches, 29, was residing with Mary P., 25, in Hightstown, Mercer County, New Jersey. Owen was a clergyman and had been born in PA. Mary was keeping house and had been born in NJ. [1870 Federal Census]
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In 1880, Owen P. Eaches, 39, was residing with his wife, Jennie M., 25, in Hightstown, Mercer County, New Jersey. Owen was a clergyman and was born in PA, as were his parents. Jennie was keeping house, was born in NJ, as was her father, her mother having been born in OH. [1880 Federal Census]
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In Jun 1900, Owen P. Eacher, 59 (b Dec 1840 PA) was residing with with his wife of 21 years, Jennie M., 45 (b May 1855 NJ), and daughters, Edith, 16 (B Feb 1884 NJ), and Bertha, 14 (b Jul 1886 NJ) in Hightstown, New Jersey. Owen was a clergyman and his children were attending school. [1900 Federal Census]
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In 1910, O. P. Eaches, 69, was residing with his second wife of 31 years, Jennie M., 55, and daughters, Edith, 26, and Bertha, 22, on Ward Street in Hightstown, New Jersey. O. P. was a church clergyman and Edith was a music teacher. [1910 Federal Census]
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In 1920, Owen P. Eaches, 79, was residing with his wife, Jennie M., 64, and single daughters, Edith, 36, and Bertha, 33, at 200 West End Avenue in Haddonfield, Camden County, New Jersey. [1920 Federal Census]
~ "A Pastor's 25th and a Church's 150th Anniversary" by Rev. Owen P. Eaches, DD, publ 1896. He was the pastor of the Hightstown Baptist Church for many years.
~ "Doctrines and Ordinances of the New Testament", by Rev. O. P. Eaches, publ 1899.
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In Aug 1850, Eber Eaches, 48, was residing with Hanah, 48, Sarah, 28, Josiah, 13, Owen, 10, and John, 7, in Phoenixville, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Eber was a clerk. The entire family had been born in Pennsylvania. [1850 Federal Census]
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O. P. Eaches, Co. A, 28th P. V. M.; must. in June 19, 1863; disch. July 28, '63. [History of Chester County, PA, by Louis H Everts, 1881]
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In Jun 1870, Owen P. Eaches, 29, was residing with Mary P., 25, in Hightstown, Mercer County, New Jersey. Owen was a clergyman and had been born in PA. Mary was keeping house and had been born in NJ. [1870 Federal Census]
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In 1880, Owen P. Eaches, 39, was residing with his wife, Jennie M., 25, in Hightstown, Mercer County, New Jersey. Owen was a clergyman and was born in PA, as were his parents. Jennie was keeping house, was born in NJ, as was her father, her mother having been born in OH. [1880 Federal Census]
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In Jun 1900, Owen P. Eacher, 59 (b Dec 1840 PA) was residing with with his wife of 21 years, Jennie M., 45 (b May 1855 NJ), and daughters, Edith, 16 (B Feb 1884 NJ), and Bertha, 14 (b Jul 1886 NJ) in Hightstown, New Jersey. Owen was a clergyman and his children were attending school. [1900 Federal Census]
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In 1910, O. P. Eaches, 69, was residing with his second wife of 31 years, Jennie M., 55, and daughters, Edith, 26, and Bertha, 22, on Ward Street in Hightstown, New Jersey. O. P. was a church clergyman and Edith was a music teacher. [1910 Federal Census]
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In 1920, Owen P. Eaches, 79, was residing with his wife, Jennie M., 64, and single daughters, Edith, 36, and Bertha, 33, at 200 West End Avenue in Haddonfield, Camden County, New Jersey. [1920 Federal Census]
Author of the following books:
~ "A Pastor's 25th and a Church's 150th Anniversary" by Rev. Owen P. Eaches, DD, publ 1896. He was the pastor of the Hightstown Baptist Church for many years.
~ "Doctrines and Ordinances of the New Testament", by Rev. O. P. Eaches, publ 1899.
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In Aug 1850, Eber Eaches, 48, was residing with Hanah, 48, Sarah, 28, Josiah, 13, Owen, 10, and John, 7, in Phoenixville, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Eber was a clerk. The entire family had been born in Pennsylvania. [1850 Federal Census]
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O. P. Eaches, Co. A, 28th P. V. M.; must. in June 19, 1863; disch. July 28, '63. [History of Chester County, PA, by Louis H Everts, 1881]
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In Jun 1870, Owen P. Eaches, 29, was residing with Mary P., 25, in Hightstown, Mercer County, New Jersey. Owen was a clergyman and had been born in PA. Mary was keeping house and had been born in NJ. [1870 Federal Census]
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In 1880, Owen P. Eaches, 39, was residing with his wife, Jennie M., 25, in Hightstown, Mercer County, New Jersey. Owen was a clergyman and was born in PA, as were his parents. Jennie was keeping house, was born in NJ, as was her father, her mother having been born in OH. [1880 Federal Census]
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In Jun 1900, Owen P. Eacher, 59 (b Dec 1840 PA) was residing with with his wife of 21 years, Jennie M., 45 (b May 1855 NJ), and daughters, Edith, 16 (B Feb 1884 NJ), and Bertha, 14 (b Jul 1886 NJ) in Hightstown, New Jersey. Owen was a clergyman and his children were attending school. [1900 Federal Census]
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In 1910, O. P. Eaches, 69, was residing with his second wife of 31 years, Jennie M., 55, and daughters, Edith, 26, and Bertha, 22, on Ward Street in Hightstown, New Jersey. O. P. was a church clergyman and Edith was a music teacher. [1910 Federal Census]
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In 1920, Owen P. Eaches, 79, was residing with his wife, Jennie M., 64, and single daughters, Edith, 36, and Bertha, 33, at 200 West End Avenue in Haddonfield, Camden County, New Jersey. [1920 Federal Census]
~ "A Pastor's 25th and a Church's 150th Anniversary" by Rev. Owen P. Eaches, DD, publ 1896. He was the pastor of the Hightstown Baptist Church for many years.
~ "Doctrines and Ordinances of the New Testament", by Rev. O. P. Eaches, publ 1899.
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In Aug 1850, Eber Eaches, 48, was residing with Hanah, 48, Sarah, 28, Josiah, 13, Owen, 10, and John, 7, in Phoenixville, Chester County, Pennsylvania. Eber was a clerk. The entire family had been born in Pennsylvania. [1850 Federal Census]
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O. P. Eaches, Co. A, 28th P. V. M.; must. in June 19, 1863; disch. July 28, '63. [History of Chester County, PA, by Louis H Everts, 1881]
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In Jun 1870, Owen P. Eaches, 29, was residing with Mary P., 25, in Hightstown, Mercer County, New Jersey. Owen was a clergyman and had been born in PA. Mary was keeping house and had been born in NJ. [1870 Federal Census]
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In 1880, Owen P. Eaches, 39, was residing with his wife, Jennie M., 25, in Hightstown, Mercer County, New Jersey. Owen was a clergyman and was born in PA, as were his parents. Jennie was keeping house, was born in NJ, as was her father, her mother having been born in OH. [1880 Federal Census]
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In Jun 1900, Owen P. Eacher, 59 (b Dec 1840 PA) was residing with with his wife of 21 years, Jennie M., 45 (b May 1855 NJ), and daughters, Edith, 16 (B Feb 1884 NJ), and Bertha, 14 (b Jul 1886 NJ) in Hightstown, New Jersey. Owen was a clergyman and his children were attending school. [1900 Federal Census]
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In 1910, O. P. Eaches, 69, was residing with his second wife of 31 years, Jennie M., 55, and daughters, Edith, 26, and Bertha, 22, on Ward Street in Hightstown, New Jersey. O. P. was a church clergyman and Edith was a music teacher. [1910 Federal Census]
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In 1920, Owen P. Eaches, 79, was residing with his wife, Jennie M., 64, and single daughters, Edith, 36, and Bertha, 33, at 200 West End Avenue in Haddonfield, Camden County, New Jersey. [1920 Federal Census]
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