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From: "Donna R." <>
Subject: Re: [PALEBANO] Fernsler family
Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 09:57:02 -0500
In-Reply-To: <21d.2a629ae.30a911d8@aol.com>


Diana,

I see I need to respond to the second half of your post, as well- Edwin
and his wife.

Edwin, per page 342 of the same FERNSLER book, was born 26 March
1874- birth date, no baptism date, per Salem Lutheran Church records.
Married Anna/Annie M. SMITH on Oct. 8, 1898, per Lebanon County
Marriage records. On the 1900 census, Edwin and wife, Annie M., were
living next door to his parents in So. Lebanon Twp. They had been
married one year and had no children at this point. Anna Maria SMITH
was born Feb. 1, 1874, in No. Cornwall Twp., Lebanon County, PA, the
daughter of Christian and Annie M. BACHMAN SMITH. She died Sept.
5, 1939, in Lebanon. On the 1920 census for Lebanon Co., E.D. 195,
Sheet 4A, Line 37, living on Lebanon Road, Edwin appears with wife and
six children, all born in Lebanon Co.

There is a notation in the FERNSLER book that this research was done
by David J. Bachman and submitted by Ronald Fernsler.

Donna Ristenbatt

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Subject: [PALEBANO] Fernsler family

> Looking for information on Adam B. Fernsler (born about 1847) and his wife
> Emma S. (also born about 1847). They were listed in the 1880 census (and
> later years) as living in South Lebanon, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania.
>
> I would like to find out the maiden name of Emma, listed above.
>
> Also interested in their son, Edwin Donneberger Fernsler who was born in
> Lebanon Co. in 1874 and married Annie Maria (maiden name unknown).
>
> Any information on this Fernsler family, or ancestors or descendants, would
> be most welcome........Diana M. Hebner
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