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The Peter O. Graber Genealogy, 1830-1955 / Compiled by H. P. Graber.
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The Graber Immigrants
Daniel Graber was born 13 May 1779 in France. He was a descendant of one Peter Graber who was born 1680 and lived near Fountaine, France. Daniel married Mary (Marie) Frey 20 January 1800 in Couthenans, France. They immigrated to America in 1834, settled near Louisville, Ohio and were the parents of eleven children. Descendants lived in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and elsewhere.
Annual Report of the Secretary of State, to the Governor of the State of Ohio for the Year
Vols. for 1868- include the Statistical report of the Secretary of State in continuation of the Annual report of the Commissioner of Statistics.
Swiss Russian Mennonite Families Before 1874 from the Michelsdorf, Michalin, Eduardsdorf, Horodyszcze, Waldheim, Zahoriz, and Kutusovka Congregations
A history of the Swiss Russian Mennonites who emigrated from Volhynia, Russia, to South Dakota, and Kansas, in 1874, covering over 1,600 persons in 315 families.
