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Bomberger's Distillery, more
recently Michter's Distillery, is a non-operating
distillery facility that was, at the end of the
twentieth century, believed...
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Seminary (founded 1848).: 1 John
Bomberger,
served as the college's
first president from 1869
until his
death in 1890.
Bomberger proposed naming the college...
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Kathryne Csekey Bomberger has
worked in the
field of
international relations,
human rights,
politics and
conflict prevention since 1995. She is currently...
- the same year, the tax
bills became legal tender.
According to
William Bomberger and Gail
Makinen in
October 1983, the
issuance of the tax
bills escalated...
- fell into
depression and his
health rapidly deteriorated. E.
Douglas Bomberger's biography notes that
MacDowell suffered from
seasonal affective disorder...
- John
Henry Augustus Bomberger (January 13, 1817 in Lancaster,
Pennsylvania –
August 19, 1890 in Collegeville, Pennsylvania) was a
German Reformed clergyman...
- dissertation.
Bomberger 2013, p. 198. Levy 1998, pp. 152–153.
Bomberger 2013, p. 199.
Porte 1922, p. 117.
Sadie 2001, p. 463.
Bomberger 2013, p. 204....
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Liddell 37.
Emily Wooten 9. Mary
Emily Liddell 38. John
Hamage Bomberger 19.
Susan E.
Bomberger 39.
Susan Launderslager 2.
Joseph Robinette Biden Sr. 40. Jesse...
- A. Constable. pp. 342–428.
Johann Jakob Herzog; John
Henry Augustus Bomberger (1858). The
Protestant Theological and
Ecclesiastical Encyclopedia: Being...
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raised in Modesto, California, the son of
Dorothy Ellinore Lucas (née
Bomberger) and
George Walton Lucas Sr., and is of German, Swiss-German, English...
