Dreisbach/Dresbach Family Association

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Zion Stone Church, PA

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Dresbach Church, Ohio

Ebeneezer Church, Ohio

St Peters Mantzville, PA

Greenwood, Allentown, PA

Wildwood Cemetery, MN

Riverside Cemetery, MN

Moore's Cemetery

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The Dreisbach/Dresbach Family Association 
Welcomes You

On our website you can find genealogy information,
topics of historical interest and contact information.

On the left, in the blue strip, is the Index to this website.  
Two DFA Newsletters
On this site you can read and download the two DFA newsletters
and get a free subscription to them by contacting:
dreisbachfamilyassociation@gmail.com
 
Check out the historically based "DFA Newsletter" and
read "The DERR", a DFA newsletter about events in Germany 
before the Dreisbachs immigrated to Pennsylvania in the mid-1700's. 

Consider joining the Dreisbach/Dresbach Family Association.
 Dreisbach-Dresbach genes are welcome but not necessary.  
The DFA is for everybody with an interest in our heritage!
To join go to the Index in the blue strip on the left of your screen and 
click on "Join the DFA" - and just follow the instructions.



 
DDFA Tombstones Project
The tombstones of Jacob Dreisbach (1750-1804)
 and his wife Magdalena Dreisbach (1757-1836) badly need replacing. 
There are major errors on Jacob's stone, Magdalena's is broken in half.

The DDFA is asking for your help to defray the cost.

Please make contribution checks payable to: 
Dreisbach Family and note it's for the Tombstone Project
Send to: Sharon Driscoll
45144 Musselwhite Road
Callahan, Florida   32011

THANK YOU!


Magdalena's stone
 
We have a new DDFA genealogy database! 

Read about it by clicking on: DDFA Database

 

Heinrich Imhof, a distant cousin of many American Dreisbachs, has produced a much-needed and well received book: Hoffnung auf ein besseres Leben.  The full title in English is: "Hoping for a Better Life; Emigration from Wittgenstein to America in the 18th and 19th Centuries". Written and published by Heinrich Imhof, Bad Berleburg, 2018. To read more about this book - CLICK HERE!


 
Hoffnung auf ein besseres Leben
 
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