Ebeling - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Ebeling family from Nienburg to USA

ewark29 — 2012-04-30 23:05:43Z

Frederick Ebeling and Justine Bohrels were my ancestors. Contact me if you want more information. ewark@optonline.net

Ebeling

ewark29 — 2012-04-30 21:14:42Z

Frederick Ebeling and Justine Borles were my ancestors. I have information regarding them. If interested, contact me. Ernestine Wark, NJ

Re: Ebeling family from Nienburg to USA

Kellypenot — 2012-04-28 14:56:23Z

I think your Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Ebeling was the twin brother of my ancestress Justine Margarethe Engel Ebeling, since she was born in Nienburg on the very same day, March 17, 1803. Her mother was Justine Bohrel.

Re: Ebeling in Illinois and Germany

ewark29 — 2011-09-20 21:16:23Z

Barb,

I read your your comments regarding Ebeling. You state that Frederick Ebeling and his wife had two sets of twins. Where did you get that information?

Re: Ebeling in Illinois and Germany

suebonita — 2011-09-17 19:26:47Z

Hello Judy;
I don't know if we have any ancestors in common but here is a short list of the grandfathers I have been able to find. Granded I don't have my family group sheets at my fingertips to list siblings but here goes.
Ernst Heinrich Wilhelm Ebeling born 1880 in Nienbury married a Frieda Anna Burghardt in Illinois,USA.
His father: Ernest Conrad Ebeling born 1847 in Nienburg married a Sophie Louise Meier(Myer/Meyer). This family immigrated to USA.
His father: Johann Friedrick Wilhelm Ebeling born 1803 in Hanover;married a Sophie Louise Carolina Bauer.
This family had 2 sets of twins.
His father:Fredrich Ebeling born 1761 in Nienburg; married a Justine Dorothee Rebecca Borles.
Hunt as I may I have not been able to find many siblings for the above marriages or gotten any further back. Also having problems 'filling in' any family history.
Can we be of any help to each other???
Thanks for responding..........Barb

Re: Ebeling in Illinois and Germany

judycuckston — 2011-08-27 00:52:39Z

Hi Barb,

I saw your Ebeling post. I am descended from a Diederich Ebeling who was born in Hanover in 1817, and came to England in the 1830s. He married a Mary Ann Lennard in 1844. Do you know anything about his German background and does he fit in with your family tree at all?

Thanks, Judy (Cambridge, UK)

Re: Ebeling in Cassel, Germany

Weeds90 — 2011-05-16 16:38:23Z

It has been some years since our last correspondence, however, I now have an accurate translation of the birth document. Anna Margarethe Ebeling had parents George Ebeling, farmer, and Dorothea Elisabeth Polz. The father had a sister, also name Anna Margarethe, who was named as god-parent. I am contacting you now with this information as I have been unable to find family connections to these people. Sending this along in case it may be familiar to the Ebeling families that you know of.

Thanks so much for the info. you sent in the past, it was helpful in locating Renda. In fact, I will be visiting there in a couple of months!

Sincerely,

Brenda Weedman

Re: Dittelsheim, Rhein Hennen, Germany

Jellyestar — 2011-04-06 17:01:15Z

I believe that my mother is grand daughter of Michael Ebeling

Ebeling family from Nienburg to USA

suebonita — 2010-11-13 22:24:23Z

Looking for family connections between USA and Germany. I can trace family back to a Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Ebeling born 17 March 1803 (he is a twin)in Nienburg. Johann's grandson came to USA with at least two siblings. Grandson's name is Ernst Heinrich Wilhelm Ebeling born 1880 in Nienburg died in 1948 in Kankakee Illinois. Ernst father was Ernest Conrad Ebeling born 1847 died 1886. Would like to know if there are family members in Germany or is this line dying off????
Thanks Barb

Ebeling in California

MegKersey — 2010-05-10 18:19:28Z

I'm searching for info on my grandfather, Robert William Ebeling (1880-4924/. He left home in Germany as a teen and stowed away on a ship to come to America and settled in Oakland, California. He never talked about his life or parents other than to say he didn't get along with them. Any help would be appreciated.

Robert William Ebeling

MegKersey — 2010-04-18 03:35:32Z

Born in 1880, stowed away on a ship when a teen. Surfaced in Oakland, Calif where he married Elinora Kepford. They divorced and he married Ellen Victoria Anderson. Verbal family history has it that he was from the north of Germany.

Re: Heinrich Friedrick Konrad Ebeling b:10/20/1830, Pegesdorf, Hannover, Germany

bobandcarole — 2010-02-13 16:11:21Z

Fo Jorn Ebeling who responded to my original note, please contact me again - your email from 2008 is invalid and I need to get in touch with you.

Re: Ebeling in Illinois and Germany

suebonita — 2009-08-13 16:54:06Z

Peggy, I don't believe we have any Ebelings in common. Unless it's further back in Germany.
I checked my list of first names connected to my Ebeling line and didn't run across a Dietrich. I know there are some Arends who married into the family but no Towles. And I haven't found a Wisconsin connection as of yet.
Here are some surnames connected to my Ebelings: Burghardt, Pohlmann, Schloem, Meyer(Meier), Ehler, Borles and Dunsing.
Some first names in the Ebeling line: Fredrick, Wilhelm,Sophie,Dorothree, Ernst, Ernestina,Louisa, Johann and Justine Rebecca.
Do any of these names ring a bell ??
Thanks for responding...............Barb

Re: Ebeling in Illinois and Germany

pegwill67 — 2009-08-13 01:59:35Z

I am related to the Dietrich Ebelings 1790 Arends Towles of Wisconsin. I am Peggy from Oregon pwmunro@embarqmail.com

Re: Minnesota/Iowa Ebelings

cebeling187 — 2009-06-28 20:01:34Z

Hi,

I just came across this message and although it is dated in 2000, I thought I would reply. I also came from the Ostfriesland line. My gradfather was Ralph Ebeling. We are still in touch with our family line near Bremenhaven and the island Juist. Do you still have contacts over there?

Chris Ebeling

Ebeling in Illinois and Germany

suebonita — 2009-06-27 18:45:24Z

Hello,
Looking for further information on the Ebeling line. This line includes Ernest Conrad Ebeling and brother Conrad August Ebeling who immigrated to USA in 1880s settling in the Kankakee, Illinois area. Have these two brothers back to Friedrich Ebeling born 1761 in Nienburg, Hanover Germany. This Friedrich Ebeling married a Justine Dorothee Rebecca Borles between 1785-1800. Have quite a bit of info on family after they came to USA. Any help with extended family( in Germany or USA) would be welcomed.
Regards, Barb

Re: Ebeling--Chicago area

TEbel2888 — 2009-04-13 03:25:00Z

You and my husband are close cousins.

Please contact me at TEbeL2888@aol.com

Re: Ebeling--Chicago area

zarber — 2009-04-12 20:14:31Z

George Philip and Anna Portman Ebeling are my ancestors. They came to the US in 1848 or 49 although I have not been able to find them on a ships manifest. George Philip was born in Meins Germany (near Frankfort). They had 3 children: Philipine, George (my ancestory) b. 1852 and Robbert b. 1854. Anna died in childbirth and George P. married Martha Nickoline who bore him 4 children. 2 died in infancy. The other two were Rose and Agusta. The family are all burried at Rosehill Cemetary, Chicago. You can find George and Marth in the 1880 census and probably some others. I am trying to find out exactly when they came to the US but I have not been successful. If you know anything, please let me know. I will be happy to share all I have on the family. Peggy

Re: Ebeling

claragarcia46 — 2009-01-07 21:28:02Z

I really don't know if it helps. All I have is her name Mrs. Sophie Ebeling and the town of Rothenfelde, Germany. And she is William Schluter's niece

Re: Ebeling

ewark29 — 2008-12-06 20:48:47Z

Re your note about EBELINGs. I would be interested to learn about the EBELINGS that you have in your tree that were/are from Nienburg.

I am researching EBELING and GIESEKING from Nienburg.

Re: Ebeling

suebonita — 2008-12-06 18:09:15Z

I have several Sophie Ebelings in my family. Some coming to America and some staying in Germany. My Sophies either married into the Ebeling family or were themselves Ebelings. Most of my Sophies came from the Abbensen,Rodewald or Nienburg area..........Is this any help to you??? Barb.

Re: Louis & Emma Ebeling, Magdeburg, Germany

jeheller1 — 2008-11-06 21:28:31Z

Have specific information on a Gustav Ebeling in Magdeburg in 1925. Please contact me at jeheller@unca.edu.

Re: Ebeling

claragarcia46 — 2008-08-11 20:59:53Z

All I have is the notebook that has her name in it and states that she is my Grandfather's niece. And lived in Rothenfelde Germany.So maybe somewhere there is another relative.

Re: Ebeling

claragarcia46 — 2008-08-11 20:52:49Z

I don't think so. This Sophie was in Germany and to my knowledge never came to America.

Re: Ebeling

brobbins — 2008-08-11 18:16:09Z

I have a cousin who is married to a Jim Ebeling in Merritt Island Fl, any relation?

Most I wanted to ask about Redmond Thomas Batchelor of Nash Co., NC married to Sarah Pridgen. They had two children, Fanny married George Robbins, my husband's grandfather. Thomas Redmond or Redmond Thomas Batchelor whichever nick name they used died sometime after 1901 and before 1910. Any information would be appreciated.

I'd be willing to share what I have on that family if your interested.

Brenda B. Robbins
Durham, NC

Information on Ebelings Please!

ashleyperrett — 2008-06-26 03:53:35Z

I'm looking for information on Diedrich Henry Ebeling, my great great grandfather. Born: 15 Jan 1877, Germany/ Died: 11 Mar 1943, Cook County, Illinois, USA. I would like to learn his parent's names for my ancestry tree. Diedrich's wives were Emma F. Wendt and Frieda Waldau. He had two children with Emma: Elmer Herman Otto and Richard John(?). In the 1920 census after Emma died and Frieda married Diedrich, there is a listing of a Lesile Wendt living as a "stepson" in the Ebeling household. I believe Lesile was the son of one of Emma's brothers, Charles or William.

Re: EBELING, Frauke in Holtland, East Frisia, Germany

inselpfarrer — 2008-04-04 15:02:36Z

OSB Holtland Nr. 491

Caspar Caspes EBELING, Colonist
* (1786) +16. Sep. 1852 Holtland (66)
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Trintje OYEN * (1778), +08.03.1833 Holtland (55)
Kinder:
Hinrich *17. März 1810 Holtland
Frauke *18.Mai 1814 Holtland
I.oo 12. Sep 1833 Nortmoor Pastorei
PÜLSCHER, Feike Dirks, Colonist,
*07. Dec. 1805 h.d. Nücke +12.01.1840 h.d. Nücke
Kind:
Trientje *26. Jul. 1834 hinter d. Nücke
II.oo 04.April 1841 Holtland Pastorei
Bootsmann, David (Jellers) Ennen OSB Hesel Nr. 482
*22.11.1815 Vorwerkermoor Hesel [vgl. OSB Holtland Nr. 188]

Re: Ebelings

Dale_Ebeling — 2008-03-28 03:43:49Z

Jennifer,

Please contact me at dfebeling@comcast.net. I have an
Ebeling Genealogy that I am willing to send you in Word
format. Your husband is part of the Dietrich Gert Ebeling
line. I was in contact with his mother several years ago.
Wayne's e-mail is not active.

Dale Ebeling

Re: Ebeling

jeanepelleti — 2008-03-24 01:41:53Z

Do you know when Johann Ernst Held was born. Also do you know what his wifes name is? I am looking into this family line right now.

Re: Ebelings

Jennifer_Dekker — 2008-03-17 03:23:54Z

Hi Wayne -
I am Jennifer Ebeling - wife of Philip Ebeling who is descended from Dietrick Wieder Ebeling through Wiebo Ebeling, Wiard Bernhardt Ebeling and Leslie Ebeling.

Do you have any additional information about the Ebeling line?

I just stumbled on a post about Thomas Geiken who I believe is related to Wubke Geiken who was married to Dietrich Gert Ebeling.

Would love to know about anything you have discovered or photos....

Thanks
Jennifer Ebeling

Re: Ebeling

claragarcia46 — 2008-02-27 22:44:00Z

All I have is a name and town. She was the niece of my Grandfather William Ernest Schluter. I found her name and the town in a notebook he had written in.

Re: Ebeling

LOTSAFAMS — 2008-02-27 05:36:05Z

Hi,

In doing my Grandmothers family tree I found a Sophie Ebeling, GG Grandmother to my Step Grandma. I also found her under the name Conradien Sophie Ebeling. She was born in Germany 03 Nov 1817 and died 21 Feb 1872 and married Johann H Leuders. They had at least 1 daughter Amanda (name changed in America to Leaders). There is no indication that Sophie ever came to America. Could this be your Sophie??

Karyn

Henry William Ebeling Sr. son of Henry Charles Ebeling and Wanda (Muntz) Ebeling.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-02-13 04:49:34Z

Henry William Ebeling Sr. passed away Thursday, Feb. 7, 2008 at Foxdale Village in State College.

He was born in New York City on July 18, 1919, a son of Henry Charles Ebeling and Wanda (Muntz) Ebeling.

On May 4, 1946 in Mount Vernon, N.Y., he married the former Ella E. Blenis, who survives.

Also surviving are two sons, H. William Ebeling Jr. and wife Deborah (Foster) Ebeling of Winchester, Mass., and Peter K. Ebeling and wife Kathy (Dotterer) Ebeling of Mackeyville; five grandchildren, Morgan, Christopher and Geoffrey of Boston, Mass., Brian of State College and Carl, who is serving in the U.S. Navy; his sister, Elaine Fuller-Whitcomb and husband Roy Whitcomb of Manchester, Maine; his sister-in-law, Motoko Blenis of San Leandro, Calif.; as well as many nieces and nephews.

He was in a pedestrian/van accident in Scottsdale, Ariz. 16 years ago. His health has gradually deteriorated. Yet in spite of aphasia and difficulty moving about, he continued to be cheerful and outgoing. He was a “people person.”

Henry attended Scarsdale, N.Y. schools through 11 grades and graduated from White Plains High School in 1938. He graduated Cum Laude with a B.S. in accounting from Syracuse University in January 1949 and was treasurer of Beta Alpha Psi, national accounting honorary at the university.

He joined the U.S. Army Air Corps in September 1940 (prior to World War II) and retired with the rank of Technical Sergeant in 1945. A year and a half was spent in England.

He worked for Arthur Young and Co., CPA’s in New York City from 1949 to 1951. He joined Piper Aircraft Corporation in Lock Haven in 1951, retiring in 1984 as assistant controller.

Henry served as treasurer for a number of associations, including several school boards, Millbrook Playhouse for many years, the Piper Foundation and the Clinton Country Club.

He was an active member of Woolrich United Methodist Community Church for almost 50 years, serving on many boards and committees, including Trustees and as chairman of the AD Board. He also served as auditor for the Central Pennsylvania Conference Pension Fund for a number of years. He was a member of Mount Nittany United Methodist Church of Lemont since 1999.

He had a great interest in children and was instrumental in starting the local Little League and helping to build their ballfield. He was an avid tennis player and spent time assisting the youth in Woolrich learn and appreciate the sport. His hobbies included woodworking. He finished a number of rooms in his home in Woolrich. He also skied and played bridge. In retirement, he served as SCORE member for Lycoming and Clinton Counties.

He donated his body to the Human Gifts Registry. A memorial service will be held at Foxdale Village in the spring. Memorials may be directed to Foxdale Village Employees Appreciation Fund, 500 E. Marylyn Ave., State College, PA 16801.

Woolrich United Methodist Community Church "

Ebeling

claragarcia46 — 2008-01-08 22:15:30Z

My searching for Sophie Ebeling from Rothenfels, Germany. In my Grandfather's notebook he states she is his niece. He didn't talk about his family at all! This is the only clue I have. Other than he came to America in 1886.

Re: Ebeling

DarylWunrow — 2007-11-20 19:13:06Z

We are researching the Johann Ernst Held family line and have found roots in Schornsheim, Undenheim, Köngernheim in Hessen. Would appreciate any help in persuing our ancestry in the area. Other Helds in the same generation are Andreas Held born 1798, Philipp Carl Held, born 1796, and Johann Philipp Held, born in 1794. Many of these people emigrated to the USA to Wisconsin, settling in Washington County.

Re: Ebeling in Chicago 1900-1930

broshire — 2007-10-27 16:41:00Z

This is an update to my earlier message. It appears that Emma and Freda may be two different women. Emma Wendt Eberling apparently passed away in 1915 and Diedrich married a Freda Wendt, who was a widow. Her maiden name may have been "Waldau" or something like that.

Nancy

Ebeling in Chicago 1900-1930

broshire — 2007-10-23 21:10:58Z

Looking for info re: Diedrich/Dedric Ebeling born about 1877 in Germany and wife Emma Freda (?) born about 1877 in Illinois. They had sons Elmer born 1899 and Richard born 1901. What was Emma's maiden name? In 1920 she called herself "Freda."

Sorry I haven't much more information. Elmer Ebeling maried Elsie Scholz and they had two daughters, Lois and Elsie.

Nancy

Re: EBELING in Illinois

LOTSAFAMS — 2007-10-17 21:36:56Z

I have been searching for information on Condradein Ebeling married Luders. I did find that they came to US departing from Breman arriving in Baltimore, Oct 1869. She used the name Dinah. Dinah married Johann Luders abt 1845. Condradein (Dinah) had a daughter named Amanda. At that time the Luders name became Leaders. Conradein is my GGGG Grandmother. I'm working on a memory book for my Grandma who will be turning 100 in March and I would love to have every person in Grandma's life included in the Family Tree Portion of this "Gift of Family" that I'm putting together for her.

I truly Appreciate any info anyone may have.
Karyn

Heinrich Friedrick Konrad Ebeling b:10/20/1830, Pegesdorf, Hannover, Germany

bobandcarole — 2007-09-23 17:08:38Z

I am looking for more information on my gg grandfather.

I have a copy of his church marriage record to Friedericka Wilhelmine Caroline Lindemann on Feb 19, 1856 at First St Paul Lutheran Church, Chicago IL. That record stated he was born in Pegesdoft, Hannover on Oct 20, 1830.

I believe he came to the US on July 15 1850 on Helene into NY Harbor. He and Caroline had 6 children between 1856 and 1868.

He was not listed with the family on the 1870 census – I initially suspected he had died. I confirmed this with a visit to Wunders Cemetery in Chicago - they have a record of his death and burial on Oct 11 1868, although there is no headstone to verify it. His wife Caroline died just 3 years later. Her grave is also located in Wunders Cemetery, and it does have a headstone. She is buried with one of their children and next to a Carl Lindemann which I suspect to be her brother. She was born on Mar 12, 1834 in Lodingsen, Hannover, Germany. I do not know when she immigrated.

I have information on their children, but do not know for sure who raised them after their parents death, but they stayed in the Cook County and DuPage County area of Illinois.. Their oldest son Heinrich was my g grandfather.

I am interested in how to trace either Conrad or Caroline to their ancestors in Germany. Any help would be appreciated. You can reply to this post, or send me an email directly at cotowns@consolidated.net

Carole

OBIT Margaret Ebeling, Davenport, IA, 2-16-1893

Marianne_Vol_Researcher — 2007-09-16 02:30:37Z

Davenport Daily Leader
Davenport, Iowa
February 16, 1893

Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. B.S. Hall, 622 Main street, occurred the death of Mrs. Margaret Ebeling, having for two months suffered from dropsy. Mrs. Eberling was the widow of Adam Aberling, and was well known in Scott county. Deceased was born on March 12th, 1812, and was therefore 80 years and eleven months of ag at the time of her death. In 1857 she moved to Muscatine county, and in 1884 she came to Davenport, and has resided here since with her son-in-law. She leaves three children to mourn her loss, Mrs. B.S. Hall, Mrs. Chas. Gartland and Jacob Eberling. The funeral services were held at 622 Main street Monday afternoon at 4 pm, the Rev. Dr. McCord officiating, and Tuesday morning the remains were taken to Muscatine for interment.

Re: Ebeling

jeanepelleti — 2007-09-02 12:28:36Z

Hello, I noticed you said your line of Ebeling's came from: Schornsheim (Hessen-Darmstadt). The line I came from also came from:Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany. Can you tell me some more names on that line?
My email is: amylarap@yahoo.com
Thank-You!

Re: Dittelsheim, Rhein Hennen, Germany

tammorkwed — 2007-06-20 11:31:19Z

My sister inlaw is researching her Deforth family ..contact me and I will give you her email privately.
tammy54321@hptmail.com
TAM

EBELING, George H. "Butch"

CooooCayemberg — 2007-06-08 02:30:33Z

The Green Bay Press Gazette, Green Bay, WI, June 01, 2007

George H. "Butch" Ebeling, 93, Green Bay resident, died Thursday, May 31, 2007, at his home.

He was born April 10, 1914, in the town of Preble, to the late George and Josephine (Van Lorynen) Ebeling.

On May 20, 1936, he married Beatrice "Toots" Knaus in Waukegan, Ill. She preceded him in death on Nov. 23, 1983.

On April 11, 1987, he married Kathryn (Barrette) Daman. She preceded him in death on Nov. 8, 2005.

George worked as a young boy at Zimonick Gardens. He later worked as a machine operator and foreman with Knaus Construction and was later a partner in the business, retiring in 1974. Butch was a 60-year member of the International Union of Operating Engineers and was their oldest living member. After retirement Butch enjoyed golf and bowling well into his 80s.

He is survived by three daughters and their spouses, Judith A. (Darrel) Nonhof, West Bend; Christine (Lawrence) Salewsky, Marinette; Gail (Lyle) Gerondale, Green Bay; one son and daughter-in-law David (Rosemary) Ebeling, Green Bay; 11 grandchildren; and 24 great-grandchildren.

In addition to his two spouses and his parents, he was preceded in death by one sister, Edith Hetzel; and one brother, Edward Ebeling.

Friends may call at Proko-Wall Funeral Home, 1630 E. Mason St. on Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. Parish prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Visitation will continue on Saturday from 10 to 11 a.m. at SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, 710 N. Baird St. Mass of Christian Burial 11 a.m. at the church with Msgr. Roy Klister officiating. Burial in Nicolet Memorial Gardens.

A memorial fund in George's name is being established.

The family would like to express a special thank you to the nurses and staff of Unity Hospice, especially Sharon and Heather.

Ebeling Henry, Herman, Otto, Ernest, Albert, Gustav, Emma b:~1870's

Judy_Ebeling — 2007-02-15 23:16:02Z

Looking for information regarding children of Louis & Emma Ebeling Magdeburg, Germany. Children born around the 1870's include: Henry, Herman, Otto, Ernest, Albert, Gustav and Emma. It is my understanding that the parents saved money and sent one child at a time to the US. Therefore, settled in different parts of the country. Except for Emma who stayed in Germany. Albert retired back to Germany.

Your help would be greatly appreciated!

Louis & Emma Ebeling, Magdeburg, Germany

Judy_Ebeling — 2007-02-15 01:28:48Z

Re: Ebeling--Chicago area

2006-11-06 22:28:01Z

My Ebeling's (Ebling) are from a small town of Biebelnheim and Schornsheim in Hessen Germany. My ancestor that came to the USA is a Karl Ebling and they settled in Detroit Michigan in 1856. His father and brothers came over to the USA a little later. I do have one Georg Philipp Ebeling but he was born 1789. Good luck on your search and if you tie into this area, let me know.

Alan

Re: Ebeling--Chicago area

2006-11-06 21:35:18Z

No, not yet--sorry. My in-laws saw an Ebeling Statue along the River in Munich. I believe it was a tribute to a poet of the 17th century--Christopher Ebeling.

Re: Ebeling--Chicago area

2006-11-06 00:20:45Z

Do you know what part of Germany he is from?

Ebeling--Chicago area

2006-11-05 17:38:05Z

My husband's line is back to George OPhilip EBELING b. 1820 Germany d. 6/29/1890 Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois m Anna PORTMAN

Desc. were found in Evanston and Orland Park--both Cook Co., IL

TEbeL2888@aol.com
Charlene Reeds Ebeling

Re: Maria Katharina Ebling

alandstephen — 2006-09-12 21:43:16Z

Rainer,

Yes I got the email with the attachments. I wrote back a quick email to the address that you sent the email from. I'm sorry if you have not gotten it yet. I really appreciate the help with this. The only one I had a problem reading was Volpert and Anna Ursula marriage record. Was her maiden name Ebling? Thanks again for the help.

Alan