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Johann "George" Harbaugh, 1726 - 1787
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Johann Georg "Big George" Harbaugh, 1726 - 1787
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Johann Georg "Big George" Harbaugh, 1726 - 1787
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Johann Yost "Yost Harbaugh" Harbaugh, 1703 - 1762
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Johann Yost 'Peter' Harbaugh (Harvey), 1703 - 1762
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Johann Peter "John" Harbaugh, 1735 - 1803
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JOHANN YOST Harbaugh II, 1741 - 1831
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Johann Jacob Harbaugh, 1703 - 1762
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Johann Ludwig Harbaugh Herbach, 1728 - 1809
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Johann Jacob Harbaugh, 1730 - 1818
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Johann Ludwig Harbaugh, 1728 - 1809
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Johann Ludwig Harbaugh, 1730 - 1809
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Johann Georg "Big George" Harbaugh, 1781 - 1870
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Johann Peter "John" Harbaugh, 1735 - 1803
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Johann George Harbaugh, 1726 - 1787
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Johann Yost "Yost Harbaugh" Harbaugh, 1703 - 1762
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Johann Georg "Big George" Harbaugh, 1726 - 1787
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Johann Yost "Yost Harbaugh" Harbaugh, 1703 - 1762
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Johann Peter Harbaugh, 1735 - 1803
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Johann "George" Harbaugh, 1726 - 1787
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Johann Yost "Yost Harbaugh" Harbaugh, 1703 - 1762
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Johann Yost "Yost Harbaugh" Harbaugh, 1703 - 1762
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Johann Yost "Yost Harbaugh" Harbaugh, 1703 - 1762
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Johann Yost "Yost Harbaugh" Harbaugh, 1703 - 1762
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Johann Yost "Yost Harbaugh" Harbaugh, 1703 - 1762
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Johann Yost "Yost Harbaugh" Harbaugh, 1703 - 1762
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Johann Yost "Yost Harbaugh" Harbaugh, 1703 - 1762
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Johann S. Harbaugh in Der Deutsche correspondent. - June 12 1874
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Johann Harbaugh in Der Deutsche correspondent. - June 16 1874
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Johann S. Harbaugh in Der Deutsche correspondent. - June 12 1874
Newspaper Name Index, USA, Canada, and AustraliaJohann Jacob Harbaugh, 1733 - 1818
Geni World Family TreeJohann Leonard Harbaugh, 1709 - 1832
Geni World Family TreeJohann Heinrich "Henry" Harbaugh, 1770 - 1855
Geni World Family TreeJohann Casper Harbaugh, 1726 - 1790
Geni World Family TreeJohann Peter Harbaugh, 1674 - 1753
FamilySearch Family TreeHeinrich Herbach, 1632 - 1723
FamilySearch Family TreeJohanes John Mueller, 1626 - 1718
FamilySearch Family TreeJohann Jacob HARBAUGH, born 1702
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The first name Johann has its origins in the Hebrew name Yochanan, meaning "God is gracious." It first appeared in ancient Hebrew culture and later spread throughout Europe, particularly in German-speaking regions, where it became a popular name during the Middle Ages. The name is often associated with various historical figures, including Johann Sebastian Bach, the renowned composer, and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, the influential writer, reflecting a legacy of artistic and intellectual achievement. Variations of the name include John in English, Juan in Spanish, Giovanni in Italian, and Jean in French, each adapting the name to fit linguistic and cultural contexts while retaining its core meaning. The name Johann has also been used in various forms across different cultures, showcasing its enduring popularity and significance throughout history.
The last name Harbaugh has its origins in the Germanic regions, particularly among the German-speaking populations. It is derived from the Middle High German word "harboge," which means "to protect" or "to guard," suggesting that the name may have originally been associated with a protector or guardian role. The name is believed to have first appeared in areas that are now part of modern-day Germany, and it may have been adopted by families involved in occupations related to defense or protection, such as soldiers or watchmen. Variations of the surname can be found in different cultures, including "Harbaugh" itself, which is the most common spelling in the United States, where it has gained recognition through notable figures such as football coaches. Other variations may include "Harbach" or "Herbaugh," reflecting regional dialects and linguistic changes over time. While the name is not exceedingly common, it carries a sense of historical significance tied to its protective connotations.
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