David Ebinger married Franzica H. on February 10, 1855, in Ramsey County, Minnesota.

The 1857 Minnesota census showed David Ebinger (age 33, born in Germany) married to Francisca (age 30, born in Germany) and living in Chaska, Carver County, Minnesota. Daughter Avenia (age 1, born in Minnesota) also lived with the couple.

The 1860 United States census showed David Ebinger (age 37, born in Germany, farmer) married to Franciska (age 31, born in Germany) and living in Chaska, Carver County, Minnesota. Children Franciska (age 4, born in Minnesota), Emma (age 2, born in Minnesota), and David (age 1, born in Minnesota) also lived with the couple.

The 1870 United States census showed David Ebinger (age 47, born in Germany, farmer) married to Fransisca (age 36, born in Germany) and living in Chaska, Carver County, Minnesota. Children Emma (age 14, born in Minnesota), David (age 11, born in Minnesota), George (age 9, born in Minnesota), and Hugo (age 7, born in Minnesota) also lived with the couple.

The 1880 United States census showed David Ebinger (age 57, born in Germany, laborer) living in Chaska, Carver County, Minnesota. Children George (age 19, born in Minnesota, laborer) and Hugo (age 17, born in Minnesota, laborer) also lived with David

The 1900 United States census showed David Ebinger (age 77, born in March 1823 in Germany, laborer and gardener) living in Brainerd, Crow Wing County, Minnesota.

The 1910 United States census showed David Ebinger (age 87, born in Germany) living in Brainerd, Crow Wing County, Minnesota.

It came to the knowledge of the editor of The Herald some time ago that the first, or one of the very first settlers of Chaska – David Ebinger, who pre-empted the claim now a part of the Second and Third wards of the city of Chaska, had died recently at his home in Brainerd, Minn., at the remarkable age of 95 years. The old claim shack stood near where the old brick schoolhouse stood – the first school building erected in Chaska, where the DuToit, Iltis, Greiner, Noble, Howe, Raitz, Engler and other early day boys and girls attended public school. This was away back in the fifties. Father Time has wrought many chinges (changes) since those good old days and many of the youngsters who gamboled on the greensward surrounding the old building have long since been gathered to the fold. God bless them all! David Ebinger was born in Germany, March 2nd, 1823, and at the time of his death in October, 1918, was in his 95th year. He came to Chaska in 1852 or ’53 and settled on a government claim. His wife died here. Years ago he sold his property here and with his two sons, George and David Jr., moved to Brainerd, Minn., where they have resided ever since. He died in a hospital at Brainerd, presumably of complications arising from old age. He was a member of the German Evangelical church. Jacob Ebinger, long since deceased, County Treasurer of this county in the sixties, was an only brother. (The Weekly Valley Herald, Thursday, February 20, 1918, Page 8)