Hans David EHLI / ELY & Elizabeth __?_

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Hans David ELY
Elizabeth __?__

Subject: Hans David EHLI / ELY
Baptism: 14 Jan 1711, of Hochstadt, Rhineland-Palatinate, DEU
Death: ca. 24 Mar 1761
Migration: 1732, to Philadelphia, PA; settled Berks Co., PA
Father: Christian EHLI
Mother: Anna Maria UNRUH

Marriage:

Wife: Elizabeth __?__

Children:

1. Samuel ELY, b. ca. 1745
2. Jacob ELY, b. ca. 1746; m. Marie/Mary __?__
3. John ELY, b. by 1747; d. 22 Jul 1773; m. Catherine DREIBELBIS
4. David ELY, b. ca. 1751; d. 4 Dec 1806
5. Daniel ELY, b. Sep 1756; d. 26 May 1801; m. Mary Margaret [LOESHER?]
6. Abraham ELY
7. Elizabeth ELY, b. by 1760
8. Isaac ELY, b. 5 Sep 1760; d. ca. Dec 1821

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; FRG, Germany, Deutschland, Pfalz, Rheinland-Pfalz; USA, US, United States, Pennsylvania

Sources:

1. Census Index: Colonial America, 1607-1789 (Broderbund CD-310):

1732 Ely, Hans David PA Philadelphia Co. Philadelphia

2. Email from Chuck Ely (Nov 2001).

3. Annette Ely Schaumann, Steven Schwengels, & Gloria Gregory. Genealogy of the Eli Family of Berks County, Pennsylvania (online at my.execpc.com/~steve2/).

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