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Zerbe Joh. Georg 24 Apr 1752 Father Peter Mother Anna Christina
Church #14 Records of Christ Lutheran Church Stouchsburg, Marion Township
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Thanks to Find A Grave contributor Gary L. Evans for providing the full name, and birth/death places.. And for the following information:

John George Zerbe was born in Tulpehocken township in Berks county, PA the son of George Peter Zerbe and Anna Christina Lauck. He married Eva Barbara Spankuch on 23 Jun 1778 at Stouchsburg, Berks, PA in the Christ's Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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From Find A Grave contributor janicet:
George Zerbe's service record at the DAR:

ZERBE, GEORGE DAR Ancestor #A130601
Service: PENNSYLVANIA Rank: PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Birth: 4-24-1750 TULPEHOCKEN TWP LANCASTER CO PENNSYLVANIA
Death: 1-19-1814 MANHEIM TWP SCHUYLKILL CO PENNSYLVANIA
Service Source: PA ARCH, 3RD SER, VOL 18, PP 420, 548
Service Description: PAID SUPPLY TAX, 1780, 1781
Residence City: TULPEHOCKEN TWP - County: BERKS CO - State: PENNSYLVANIA
Spouse Name BARBARA SPONCHUCHEN


A note about George Zerbe:

"GRAVES OF "MEN OF 1776" MARKED

The work of erecting the Revolutionary War tombstones of Capt. Conrad Minnich and George Zerbe, early settlers of this locality, was completed early this week. ...George Zerbe is buried in St. John's Union cemetery, Friedensburg.

These graves, with the exception of one, all had red sandstone tombstones, which long since succumbed to the ravages of time and the weather.

Gowen Post, G. A. R. furnished the Grand Army markers for the graves, and the P. O. S. of A. and Washington Camp, of Friedensburg, and Dentzer Post, G. A. R., assisted by W. C. No. 73 and the I. 0. I. A. of Cressona, will assume the responsibility of decorating the graves on Memorial Day.

Three of these tombstones were obtained from the U. S. War Department, Quartermasters Corps, U. S. Army, D. C, by Mrs. Ella Zerbey Elliott, who supervised their erection. The work at Friedensburg was done by the sextons of the church..."

SOURCE: "Blue book of Schuylkill County"