Johannes Klein - Revision history

Liz: /* Conjecture */

2021-04-03T20:42:01Z

‎Conjecture

Liz: /* Immigrant 1744 */ page brackets missing Philip Wendel Klein

2021-03-31T00:25:35Z

‎Immigrant 1744: page brackets missing Philip Wendel Klein

Brady: fix bus number

2013-10-14T15:06:01Z

fix bus number

Brady: link to aerial photo of Essenheim

2013-10-14T14:31:48Z

link to aerial photo of Essenheim

Liz: add to Other Kleins notes (Hist. Annals Berks Co. : 1759 taxables Longswamp T. Deobald Klein

2010-01-15T03:00:52Z

add to Other Kleins notes (Hist. Annals Berks Co. : 1759 taxables Longswamp T. Deobald Klein

Liz: Additional wording to intro

2010-01-14T22:58:16Z

Additional wording to intro

Liz: Intro notes: add Philadelphia as point of entry to US; note where each of the 4 Kleins on the ship Phoenix settled

2010-01-14T22:55:15Z

Intro notes: add Philadelphia as point of entry to US; note where each of the 4 Kleins on the ship Phoenix settled

Liz: /* Conjecture */ page link David Klein

2008-07-22T22:33:51Z

‎Conjecture: page link David Klein

Liz: David Klein "possibly" in Clarion County ;

2008-07-22T22:32:25Z

David Klein "possibly" in Clarion County ;

Liz: /* Conjecture */ shorten page link David Kline (1808)

2008-07-21T14:20:56Z

‎Conjecture: shorten page link David Kline (1808)

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 =Conjecture=
-*'''PHILIP WENDEL KLEIN''' <BR> Linking the Lehigh County Kleins of our ancestry to the ''Johannes Klein'' who arrived on the ship "Phoenix" in 1744 is largely based  on the list of other Kleins who also arrived on the "Phoenix" (Thiebalt Klein, Philip Wendel Klein & John Adam Klein), and the evidence that they also settled in the immediate area of Lehigh & Berks Counties.  Philip Wendel Klein settled in Weisenberg Twp., Lehigh Co. His sons were John Adam, John Jacob, Lorentz and Peter. <br>[[Philip Wendel Klein|(For more information see Philip Wendel Klein)]].<br>SOURCES:  Thiebalt Klein, and possibly Philip Wendel Klein's sons Peter and Joh. Jacob settled in neighboring Berks Co.:  ''History of the Counties of Berks and Lebanon'' by I. Daniel Rupp, Publ. G. Hills, 1844, Lancaster, PA. <br> p. 191  "In 1756 the following were...taxables of Heidelberg Twp.:..Jacob Klein." <br>p. 225, ''Long-swamp township'', "The following named person resided here in 1756, and many of them nearly thirty years earlier: ...Peter Klein...Deobald Klein."
+*'''[[Philip Wendel Klein|PHILIP WENDEL KLEIN]]''' <br> Linking the Lehigh County Kleins of our ancestry to the ''Johannes Klein'' who arrived on the ship "Phoenix" in 1744 is largely based  on the list of other Kleins who also arrived on the "Phoenix" (Thiebalt Klein, [[Philip Wendel Klein]] & John Adam Klein), and the evidence that they also settled in the immediate area of Lehigh & Berks Counties.  [[Philip Wendel Klein]] settled in Weisenberg Twp., Lehigh Co. His sons were John Adam, John Jacob, Lorentz and Peter. <br>[[Philip Wendel Klein|(For more information see Philip Wendel Klein)]].<br>SOURCES:  Thiebalt Klein, and possibly [[Philip Wendel Klein]]'s sons Peter and Joh. Jacob settled in neighboring Berks Co.:  ''History of the Counties of Berks and Lebanon'' by I. Daniel Rupp, Publ. G. Hills, 1844, Lancaster, PA. <br> p. 191  "In 1756 the following were...taxables of Heidelberg Twp.:..Jacob Klein." <br>p. 225, ''Long-swamp township'', "The following named person resided here in 1756, and many of them nearly thirty years earlier: ...Peter Klein...Deobald Klein."
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-*'''DAVID KLEIN FAMILY - DESCENDANTS OF PHILIP WENDEL KLEIN'''
+*'''[[David Klein|DAVID KLEIN]] FAMILY - DESCENDANTS OF PHILIP WENDEL KLEIN'''
 Additionally, [[David Kline (1808)|David Klein]], a great-grandson of Philip Wendel Klein [[David Kline (1808)|(See David Kline biography)]] eventually may have settled in Clarion County, as did the descendants of our Johannes Klein.  It appears possible that Rebecca Ann Kline, a daughter of this David Kline, may have visited in the home of John Klein in 1860. (See [[John Klein]] page, 1860 census).  This presence in Clarion County of descendants of Philip Wendel Klein strengthens our belief that Johannes Klein and [[Philip Wendel Klein]]  on the ship "Phoenix" were related, and that Johannes Klein from the "Phoenix" was the same person as Johannes Klein, father of our Johannes Peter Klein of Lehigh County.<br>Three children of David Kline appear living together in the 1850 census of Porter Twp., Clarion Col PA.  Aaron Cline, age 19, Farmer; David age 17; Rebecca age 18.  All born in PA.  (See image, page of [[Abram Howe]]).
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 =====Immigrant 1744=====
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-Four Klein men arrived in Philacelphia on 20 Oct.1744, on the ship Phoenix sailing from Rotterdam via Cowes.  They were Theobald/Thiebalt Klein, [[Philip Wendel Klein]], Johannes Klein (this page), and Johann Adam Klein.  We believe at Theobald, Philip Wendel, and Johannes to be brothers or cousins.  Philip Wendel Klein had a son named Johann Adam Klein.   All of them settled for a time in the border area of present day Lehigh & Berks Counties.  <br> Theobald, also seen in records as Deobald Klein, is found in 1759 in Longswamp Twp, Berks Co. PA, a single man. It is possible Theobald never married, or that the Theobald of 1759 was a son of the Theobald on the ship Phoenix.  Philip Wendel Klein settled in Weisenberg Twp., Lehigh Co., and his son Johann Adam in the Lyon Valley which runs from Weisenbert to Lowhill Twp., Lehigh Co. Johannes settled in Lower Macungie Twp., Lehigh Co. PA.<br><br>For contemporary aerial photo of Essenheim see
+Four Klein men arrived in Philacelphia on 20 Oct.1744, on the ship Phoenix sailing from Rotterdam via Cowes.  They were Theobald/Thiebalt Klein, [[Philip Wendel Klein]], Johannes Klein (this page), and Johann Adam Klein.  We believe at Theobald, Philip Wendel, and Johannes to be brothers or cousins.  [[Philip Wendel Klein]] had a son named Johann Adam Klein.   All of them settled for a time in the border area of present day Lehigh & Berks Counties.  <br> Theobald, also seen in records as Deobald Klein, is found in 1759 in Longswamp Twp, Berks Co. PA, a single man. It is possible Theobald never married, or that the Theobald of 1759 was a son of the Theobald on the ship Phoenix.  Philip Wendel Klein settled in Weisenberg Twp., Lehigh Co., and his son Johann Adam in the Lyon Valley which runs from Weisenbert to Lowhill Twp., Lehigh Co. Johannes settled in Lower Macungie Twp., Lehigh Co. PA.<br><br>For contemporary aerial photo of Essenheim see
 http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/eb/Aerial_View_of_Essenheim_14.09.2008_15-00-27.JPG.  Essenheim is a 45minute bus ride (route 71) from the Mainz hauptbahnhof.

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 Four Klein men arrived in Philacelphia on 20 Oct.1744, on the ship Phoenix sailing from Rotterdam via Cowes.  They were Theobald/Thiebalt Klein, [[Philip Wendel Klein]], Johannes Klein (this page), and Johann Adam Klein.  We believe at Theobald, Philip Wendel, and Johannes to be brothers or cousins.  Philip Wendel Klein had a son named Johann Adam Klein.   All of them settled for a time in the border area of present day Lehigh & Berks Counties.  <br> Theobald, also seen in records as Deobald Klein, is found in 1759 in Longswamp Twp, Berks Co. PA, a single man. It is possible Theobald never married, or that the Theobald of 1759 was a son of the Theobald on the ship Phoenix.  Philip Wendel Klein settled in Weisenberg Twp., Lehigh Co., and his son Johann Adam in the Lyon Valley which runs from Weisenbert to Lowhill Twp., Lehigh Co. Johannes settled in Lower Macungie Twp., Lehigh Co. PA.<br><br>For contemporary aerial photo of Essenheim see
-http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/eb/Aerial_View_of_Essenheim_14.09.2008_15-00-27.JPG.  Essenheim is a 45minute bus ride (route 75) from the Mainz hauptbahnhof.
+http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/eb/Aerial_View_of_Essenheim_14.09.2008_15-00-27.JPG.  Essenheim is a 45minute bus ride (route 71) from the Mainz hauptbahnhof.
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 =====Immigrant 1744=====
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-Four Klein men arrived in Philacelphia on 20 Oct.1744, on the ship Phoenix sailing from Rotterdam via Cowes.  They were Theobald/Thiebalt Klein, [[Philip Wendel Klein]], Johannes Klein (this page), and Johann Adam Klein.  We believe at Theobald, Philip Wendel, and Johannes to be brothers or cousins.  Philip Wendel Klein had a son named Johann Adam Klein.   All of them settled for a time in the border area of present day Lehigh & Berks Counties.  <br> Theobald, also seen in records as Deobald Klein, is found in 1759 in Longswamp Twp, Berks Co. PA, a single man. It is possible Theobald never married, or that the Theobald of 1759 was a son of the Theobald on the ship Phoenix.  Philip Wendel Klein settled in Weisenberg Twp., Lehigh Co., and his son Johann Adam in the Lyon Valley which runs from Weisenbert to Lowhill Twp., Lehigh Co. Johannes settled in Lower Macungie Twp., Lehigh Co. PA.
+Four Klein men arrived in Philacelphia on 20 Oct.1744, on the ship Phoenix sailing from Rotterdam via Cowes.  They were Theobald/Thiebalt Klein, [[Philip Wendel Klein]], Johannes Klein (this page), and Johann Adam Klein.  We believe at Theobald, Philip Wendel, and Johannes to be brothers or cousins.  Philip Wendel Klein had a son named Johann Adam Klein.   All of them settled for a time in the border area of present day Lehigh & Berks Counties.  <br> Theobald, also seen in records as Deobald Klein, is found in 1759 in Longswamp Twp, Berks Co. PA, a single man. It is possible Theobald never married, or that the Theobald of 1759 was a son of the Theobald on the ship Phoenix.  Philip Wendel Klein settled in Weisenberg Twp., Lehigh Co., and his son Johann Adam in the Lyon Valley which runs from Weisenbert to Lowhill Twp., Lehigh Co. Johannes settled in Lower Macungie Twp., Lehigh Co. PA.<br><br>For contemporary aerial photo of Essenheim see
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 ''History of the Counties of Berks and Lebanon'' by I. Daniel Rupp, Publ. G. Hills, 1844, Lancaster, PA. <br> p. 191  "In 1756 the following were...taxables of Heidelberg Twp.:...Jacob Klein..."<br>p. 225: ''Long-swamp township''. The following named persons resided here in 1756, and many of them nearly thrity years earlier:...Bernhard Klein"
-''Historical & Biographical Annals of Berks Co. PA '' by Montgomery 1909, Vol. 1, p.8  "First Taxables - assessment believed to have been made in 1752, Berks Co.  Alsace...George Kline; Amity, Single Men...Peter Kline;Colebrookdale...Michael Cline; Exeter...Nicholas Klime (sic); Greenwich...Daniel Kline; Longswamp...Bernhart Klein, Dewalt Klein, single Men...Peter Kline;  Other surnames of interest: Barnard Fegley, Jacob & Philip Fenstermacher, Samuel Fogel, Peter & Joast Mertz; Pine-Grove...Henry Kline.
+''Historical & Biographical Annals of Berks Co. PA '' by Montgomery 1909, Vol. 1, p.8  "First Taxables - assessment believed to have been made in 1752, Berks Co.  Alsace...George Kline; Amity, Single Men...Peter Kline;Colebrookdale...Michael Cline; Exeter...Nicholas Klime (sic); Greenwich...Daniel Kline; Longswamp...Bernhart Klein, Dewalt Klein, single Men...Peter Kline;  Other surnames of interest: Barnard Fegley, Jacob & Philip Fenstermacher, Samuel Fogel, Peter & Joast Mertz; Pine-Grove...Henry Kline.<BR>P. 1048 Longswamp Twp., taxables 1759:Bernhard Klein, Deobald Klein (single).
 =Research Wishlist=
 * Church records for the Johannes & Anna Margaretha Klein family in the U.S., perhaps in Philadelphia area or in present-day Lehigh Co. area. Particularly, records for birth of a Nicholas Klein & other children after 1744; and death/burial records for Johannes & Margaretha.

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 *'''DAVID KLEIN FAMILY - DESCENDANTS OF PHILIP WENDEL KLEIN'''
-Additionally, David Kline, a great-grandson of Philip Wendel Klein [[David Kline (1808)|(See David Kline biography)]] eventually may have settled in Clarion County, as did the descendants of our Johannes Klein.  It appears possible that Rebecca Ann Kline, a daughter of this David Kline, may have visited in the home of John Klein in 1860. (See [[John Klein]] page, 1860 census).  This presence in Clarion County of descendants of Philip Wendel Klein strengthens our belief that Johannes Klein and [[Philip Wendel Klein]]  on the ship "Phoenix" were related, and that Johannes Klein from the "Phoenix" was the same person as Johannes Klein, father of our Johannes Peter Klein of Lehigh County.<br>Three children of David Kline appear living together in the 1850 census of Porter Twp., Clarion Col PA.  Aaron Cline, age 19, Farmer; David age 17; Rebecca age 18.  All born in PA.  (See image, page of [[Abram Howe]]).
+Additionally, [[David Kline (1808)|David Klein]], a great-grandson of Philip Wendel Klein [[David Kline (1808)|(See David Kline biography)]] eventually may have settled in Clarion County, as did the descendants of our Johannes Klein.  It appears possible that Rebecca Ann Kline, a daughter of this David Kline, may have visited in the home of John Klein in 1860. (See [[John Klein]] page, 1860 census).  This presence in Clarion County of descendants of Philip Wendel Klein strengthens our belief that Johannes Klein and [[Philip Wendel Klein]]  on the ship "Phoenix" were related, and that Johannes Klein from the "Phoenix" was the same person as Johannes Klein, father of our Johannes Peter Klein of Lehigh County.<br>Three children of David Kline appear living together in the 1850 census of Porter Twp., Clarion Col PA.  Aaron Cline, age 19, Farmer; David age 17; Rebecca age 18.  All born in PA.  (See image, page of [[Abram Howe]]).
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 *'''OTHER KLEINS IN LEHIGH-BERKS AREA, UNIDENTIFIED'''