George LANDERBURG & Ms. __?__ & Debra __?_

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George LANDERBURG
Ms. __?__
Debra __?__

Husband: George LANDERBURG
Birth: 1822/3, PA

Marriage-1:

Wife-1: Ms. __?__

Marriage-2:

Wife-2: Debra / Deborah __?__
Birth: 1832/3, PA

Debra is too young to be Henry's mother, so George must have had an earlier wife — either that or Debra is telling a big fat fib about her age in the 1860 census.

Child with Wife-1 — born in PA, presumably Philadelphia Co.:

1. Henry LANDERBURG, b. 1843/4

Children with Wife-1 or Debra — born in PA, presumably Philadelphia Co.:

2. Lewis LANDERBURG, b. 1848/9
3. Mary LANDERBURG, b. 1851/2
4. George LANDERBURG, b. 1854/5

Source:

1. 1860 Census Images (online at Ancestry.com; Image #104 of 611): Rising Sun P.O., 2nd Division 23rd Ward, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA, p. 542, PN 104, enumerated 18 Jun 1860 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):

654 708 George Landerburg 37 M Lab^r 100 Penna

Debra 27 F "

Henry 16 M Lab^r "

Lewis 11 M "

Mary 8 F "

George 5 M "

George Stroup 27 M Boiler maker "

709 William M Doyile 37 M Lab 146 "

Martha 40 F "

Howard 4 M "

William 1 M "

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