1842 - 1909 (67 years)
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Name |
Private Jacob Q Eby |
Title |
Private |
Born |
10 Jan 1842 |
Shirleysburg, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania |
Gender |
Male |
Died |
11 Dec 1909 |
Altoona, Blair County, Pennsylvania |
Buried |
Oak Ridge Cemetery Altoona, Blair County, Pennsylvania |
Person ID |
I272008477827 |
Eby/Aebi and Bernethy Family |
Last Modified |
12 Nov 2012 |
Family |
Mary A Sarvis, b. 28 Jul 1840, Pennsylvania , d. 13 Jan 1909, Altoona, Blair County, Pennsylvania (Age 68 years) |
Married |
1862 |
Children |
+ | 1. Alfred Seville Eby, b. Abt 1866, Pennsylvania , d. 20 Jan 1935, Altoona, Blair County, Pennsylvania (Age ~ 69 years) |
+ | 2. Anna or Annie Eby, b. Abt 1868, Pennsylvania |
| 3. Lillie Eby, b. Abt 1870, Pennsylvania |
+ | 4. John W Eby, b. Jan 1873, Pennsylvania |
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Last Modified |
2 Aug 2012 |
Family ID |
F246729424058 |
Group Sheet |
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Notes |
- 1850 Census Hamilton, Franklin, Pennsylvania as Jacob EBY living with his 3rd cousin Jacob EBY and his wife Charlotte. Jacob (wife Charlotte) is cousin to Jacob EBY with wife Susannah Myers, Jacob (wife Susannah) is grandfather to this Jacob J EBY (wife Mary). WAAAY to many Jacobs!
1860 Census Hamilton, Franklin, Pennsylvania as Jacob EBY living with his 3rd cousin Jacob still.
1870 Census Altoona Ward 6, Blair, Pennsylvania as Jacob EBY
1880 Census Altoona, Blair, Pennsylvania as Jacob EBY
1900 Census Altoona Ward 8, Blair, Pennsylvania as Jacob EBY
- On 7/31/2012 12:33 AM, W David Samuelsen (dsam52@sampubco.com) wrote:
Today, received death certificate from Pennsylvania for Jacob O/P/Q Eby
The disparity in middle name is crazy.
Census says Jacob Q. Eby
Gravemarker says Jacob O. Eby
Death Certificate says Jacob P. Eby
Jacob was born 10 Jan 1842 Shirley, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania to David
Eby and Annie Long (per death certificate)
Died 11 Dec 1909 Altoona, Blair, Pennsylvania
Adminstration paper was filed 8 November 1849 for David Eby's estate,
naming Jacob Eby and Samuel McVitty as administrators along with George
Eby and George Jackson as sureties
Orphan's Court docket index mentioned guardianship paper filed for
David's children (note the purality). It said Vol 5 page 90, and it has
not been located yet.
Samuel mcvitty is identified as born 4 Nov 1815 in Shirleysburg, PA to
Thomas McVitty and Mary Cook, wife was Esther McKinstry.
Jacob Eby is likely born 1807, to Benjamin Eby and Sarah Salome Baer.
wife, Charlotte
Jacob Eby is closest match to being father of David. Evidence is lacking.
Jacob Eby has Jacob Eby aged 8 in 1850 census. It is not known if it is
his own son or if it is his grandson Jacob O/P/Q Eby because of the ages
of other Eby's living in the household, in Hamilton, Franklin, Pennsylvania.
As for David's wife, Annie Long, she may be daughter of Christian Long
who died in 1848 in Shirley.
Any information is appreciated to point in correct direction.
Anyone have full list for Germany Valley Cemetery where these Eby's are
buried?
- Mystery solved. Found the guardianship petition.
David Eby was son of Jacob Eby (1797) and Susannah Myers/Meyer.
Peter, Jacob, Samuel, Susannah and John were named in the petition.
Jacob took into his care 3 of 5 children (Peter Susannah and John), (now
everybody assumed these 3 children were Jacob and Susannah's children,
when in fact they were GRANDCHILDREN!). George Swine (Schwein/Swane) was
named guardian of all these children. George's wife Mary Long was sister
of Annie Long. Jacob and Susannah eventually moved to Stephenson co.,
Illinois, taking grandchildren with them. No trace of Peter and Susannah
after 1850. John showed up in 1860 census and no trace after that.
Jacob the boy was found living with cousin Jacob (1806) (wife
Charlotte). This Jacob is son of Henry Eby and Elizabeth Rachel Rhoads.
Henry was brother of Jacob (1797). A review of death certificates,
showed Jacob's middle name was Q., per wife's death certificate.
Samuel is found living in Cromwell with John and Catharine Glack in
1850. John apparently remarried, wife being Mary after 1850. No trace of
Samuel since then.
Only Jacob Q. Eby continued to 1909 when he died.
A review of many sites containing these families revealed a error. All
assumed Peter, Susannah and John were sons of Jacob and Susannah, when
in fact they were their grandchildren after their son David's death.
Same is true for Jacob who was assumed to be son of Jacob and Charlotte,
and in reality, their young cousin.
David Samuelsen
dsam52@sampubco.com
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