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Haller-John J.	Kluge-Agnes A	Lebrechthunt-Jacob	Mack-John A

John J. Haller Son of Christian and Catherine Haller Born Oct 6, 1859 Died Jan 18, 1889	Agnes A Kluge b. new York September 1837 d. December 1884	Jacob Lebrechthunt Born Sept 26, 1813 in Caebe Saale Germany died Oct. 27 1882	The math does not add up here Emma Wife of John A Mack Born feb 20 1857 or 1851 Died May 12, 1890 Aged 35 yrs, 2 mo. And 12 days She rests in Peace

Spiebler-Ernestine Bertha	Yeakel-Peter	Christ-Mathew

Ernestine Bertha Spiebler Born at KoBurg, Germany b.. Jan 9, 1839 d. Bethlehem Oct 5, 1896	Peter Yeakel born Oct. 28 1794 Herschberg in Bavaria Died at Bethlehem Mar 28 1885 aged 90 yrs, 5 months	Mathew Christ Born January 7, 1796 Died May 13, 1882

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Coburg, also spelled Koburg, city, northern Bavaria

Land (state), central Germany. It lies on the Itz River, in thefoothills of the Thuringian Forest, some 80 miles (130 km) west ofthe Czech border. Coburg was an imperial possession in the 10thcentury, and it was first mentioned in a document of 1056. The counts of Henneberg
inherited the city in 1248, and it was chartered in 1331. From 1353 to 1918 it belonged to the margraves of Meissen, members of the Wettin family, who, after 1826, took the title of dukes of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha; their line has supplied Europe with many of its crowned heads. Coburg was of considerable importance in the 15th and 16th centuries, largely because of its strongly fortified Veste, or castle, situated on a busy trade route. Martin Luther resided there in 1530, and during the 17th century the castle successfully withstood several sieges in the Thirty Years’ War.