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I have over 1200 descendants of John Conrad Morsberger (1828-1904), who emigrated along with 3 siblings to America from Bavaria. He settled in Baltimore and raised a large family. I believe all Morsbergers in the United States are descended from John Conrad. My other ancestral lines include: Roby, Arnett, Green, Eckard, Simpson, Baldwin, Higgins, Ellenberger, Northcraft, Gross, Everhart, Merchant, Morrison, Ramsey, Dorrell, Blinston, MacNealley, Wenner, Householder, Axline, Cummin(g)s, and others. I have many other families in my files which contains over 17,000 individuals. The locations are concentrated in Maryland and Virginia, mostly in northern Loudoun County, VA, but some are spread from coast to coast. I'd like to keep this file growing and will share all I have.
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Updated April 18, 2003
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John Roby Morsberger
2626 Argonne Av
Norfolk, VA 23509-1732
A-United States
757-855-5821
argonne@infionline.net


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  • The Loudoun File (6347 KB)
    This is my master file. It contains over 16,000 individuals connected to me. They are spread all over America and many from the old country, but most are concentrated in Loudoun County VA.
 

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  • John Conrad Morsberger 1828-1904 (10 KB)
    John Conrad Morsberger is the immigrant grandparent of all known Morsberger's in America today.
  • John Henry Morsberger 1856-1921 (21 KB)
    John Henry Morsberger was John Conrad Morsberger's eldest son. Like his father, he was a carpenter early in life and later operated a saloon on Hanover Street in Baltimore.
 

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