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Scott Allen Eberlein said:
I am descendent of Harold Eberlein of Sioux City, Iowa. He was my grandfather. My father, Duane Eberlein, was born in 1938 in Sioux City. I never met my grandfather as my grandparents divorced in the early 1940’s. I was born in the 60’s. Just looking to see if I am connected to this clan in Wisconsin.
Kristen James Eberlein said:
I am not aware of Eberleins from this branch ending up in Iowa. Have you considered DNA testing on Ancestry or 23andme? It’s a good way to make connection with relatives.