Charles Klein
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Date | Location | Notes | Sources | |
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Birth | 1810 | [3][4] | ||
1st Marriage | Lovina Unger (23 Dec 1820 - 2 Sept 1859) |
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2nd Marriage | 28 Oct 1860 | widowed Helena Koch nee Unger, sister of Lovina (29 Mar1822 - 28 Marz 1895) |
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Death | 1898 | Weisenberg Twp. Lehigh Co. PA | [4] | |
Burial | Ziegel Church Cemetery,Weisenberg Twp., Lehigh Co. PA | [4] |
Ancestry chart segment
Generation 6 Generation 7 Generation 8 Generation 9 +-- Philip Wendel Klein | {????-????) +-- Peter Klein --+ | (????-????) | +-- John Jacob Klein --+ +-- Maria Magdalena Unknown | (1781-1857) | (????-????) +-- Charles Klein --+ +-- Margaret Stelter | (1811-1898) | (????-????) | | | | +-- Peter Gross | | | | +-- Susanna Gross -----+ | (1785-1872) | | +-- Unknown | | +-- Christian Unger | | +-- Levina Unger ---+ | +-- Susanna Wesko Sources: [1][3]
Children
(all children with Levina Unger)
Name | Gender | Date of Birth | Birthplace | Spouse | Notes | Sources |
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William Franklin Kline | M | 11 Sept. 1843 | Weisenberg Twp.,Lehigh Co. | of Maxatawny Twp., Berks Co. | [3] | |
Sarah Susanna Kline | F | 23 July 1846 | Weisenberg Twp.,Lehigh Co. | Dr. Fred C. Seiberling of Allentown | [3] | |
Louisa Helena Kline | F | 22 April 1852 | Weisenberg Twp.,Lehigh Co. | Elias Lichtenwalner | [3]
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Places of Residence
Location | Dates | Notes | Sources |
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1811 -? | Lowhill Twp., Lehigh Co. | [1][3] | |
?- 1898 | Weisenberg Twp., Lehigh Co. PA | [3][4]
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Photo Gallery
Photos by E W Williams, 1991
Sources
Ref. Num. | Description | Image of original |
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1 | History of Lehigh County Pennsylvania by C. R. Roberts, 1914, p. 681. Available at Bethlehem Public Library.
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2 | History of the Counties of Lehigh and Carbon by Alfred Mathews & Austin Hungerford, 1884, p. 290. John Jacob Klein, a younger brother, married Susanna, a daughter of Peter Gross, of Whitehall township, and settled upon this farm about the year 1806. He lived upon it all his days, and died there. His sons were Jonathan, Charles, Joseph, Samuel, David, and Solomon. ... Charles settled in Weissenberg, on the homestead of his grandfather. | |
3 | Genealogies of Pennsylvania Families Vol. 3, from The Penna. Genealogical Magazine 1982, Genealog. Publ. Co. Inc. Baltimore. p.937 "Schmeier & Klein Family Registers" - Bible pages for the 2 families on similar paper & caligraphy, for sale at same time by Baltimore manuscript dealer.
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4 | Gravestone transciptions, Ziegel Church, Weisenberg Twp., 1991 by E W Williams. Charles Klein family plot (4 stones), upper cemetery: * Charles Klein Geb den 14 Oct 1810 gestorben den 20 Mai 1898 87 Jahre 7 Monat und 6 Tage * ______ geborne Unger ___von C_arl__Klein geb. den 23 Dez 1820 ges. den 2 Sept. 1859 Alte 38 Jahre 8 mo 9T. * (Selena?) Klein ___von Charles Klein Marz 29 1822 Marz 28 1895 72y 11 mon 29 Tage * ___ Klein 1814 1884 Tochter von Christian & (Selina?) | |
5 | Personal correspondence from Elizabeth Wilson Williams. |
Source notes
- C. R. Roberts in History of Lehigh County PA, 1914 says Charles Kline was born in 1811. His gravestone at Ziegle church, Weisenberg Twp. says he was born 14, Oct. 1810.
- Although other sources say Charles Klein had 2 wives, the family plot has 3 stones besides his. The birth dates on the three women's stones (1814, 1820, 1822) preclude the possibility that one were a child's stone. Facing the row, Charles' stone is on the left. Next, Levina Unger's stone is obvious from the dates which match those in other sources, even though her first name is now illegible. Her stone also says "geborne Unger". The third stone, transcribed before having read the Klein Family Register from Genealogies of Pennsylvania Families, was thought to say "Selena" Klein ____von Charles Klein. The first name is difficult to read, and could possibly say "Helena". The first name on the fourth stone was illegible, but after the dates it was transcribed as Tochter von Christian & (Seluna?). This is very possibly Christian and Susanna (Unger). If so, either the 4th stone belongs to Helena Unger and the 3rd to "Selena"; or the third stone is Helena Unger and the 4th stone is yet another Unger sister. The three names, Levina, Helena, and Selena, have the sound of possibly all being sisters. Perhaps the fourth stone is an Unger sister, but not a wife of Charles Klein.