The pershing Surname
pershing Name Meaning and History
Americanized spelling of German Pfersching (or the variants
Pfirsching, Pförsching), a metonymic occupational
name for a grower or seller of peaches, from Middle High German
pfersich ‘peach’ (of Latin origin: see Persico).
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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| Samuel Pershing | Jill Wagoner | 6 |
| Frederick Pershing Monument, Westmorland, PA 1923 |
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| Pershing Monument Dedication, Westmorland County, 1923 |
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| Rachel Pershing | Dan Jones | 0 |
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| Daisy Peggy Pershing, Obit |
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| Sarah Pershing McChesney |
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| Dale Pershing |
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| Lewis Pershing | Pam Fredeen | 3 |
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