Hancock County OhArchives Biographies.....Ebling, C. A. 1853 - 
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Author: Warner & Beers (1886)

   C. A. EBLING, merchant tailor, Findlay, was born in Leesport, Penn., May 24,
1853; son of Addi and Mary Ann (Bahr) Ebling, natives of Berks County. Penn.
Addi Ebling served with honor in the late war of the Rebellion, and upon his
discharge he came to Ohio, and in 1869 to Findlay; by his first wife, who died
February 9, 1858, he had three children-two sons and one daughter-latter of whom
died at age of two years and by his second wife, whom he married October 6,
1862, there are two children-one son and one daughter. The subject of this
sketch was raised to his present business (his father's) and April 17, 1880,
embarked in it in Findlay where he has since been successfully connected with
same. He was married in Findlay, in October, 1879, to Amanda, daughter of Thomas
B. Scott. Esq., a native of Pennsylvania, and they have two daughters: Mary Ann
and Clara Belle. Mr. Ebling and family attend the services of the Presbyterian
Church. He has been a Mason since 1875 and was knighted in Shawnee Commandery at
Lima, Ohio. He is also Past Chancellor in the K. of P. In politics he is a
Republican.



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Book Title: History Of Hancock County
Findlay Township and Village




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