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Herschbach Marker at Bonaventure Cemetery-Savannah, Georgia

March 21, 2018 Cynthia Jennings Leave a comment

Joseph (1823-1906) and Clara (1830-1905) Herschbach were German immigrants. Joseph was a cigar maker.

John Walz made their marker.

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