Anna Barbara (Ingobe) Klor

Family

Sources

1. Portrait and Biographical Album of Sangamon County, Illinois (Chapman Bros., 1891), p. 577, "FREDERICK KLOR" (b. 15 Jan 1836 Baden; fruit farmer, sec. 27 Gardner Twp): "his father, John George Klor, was also a native [of Baden] ... In 1855 ... he left his native land and with his wife and eight children ... continued his journey westward to Sangamon County, Ill. He purchased a farm in Gardner Township ... at his death, which occurred March 9, 1880, in the eighty-fourth year of his age ... a member of the Lutheran Church. His wife, whose maiden name was Barbara Ingraven, was also born in Baden and died at her home in this county July 11, 1885, aged eighty-four years. The children of the family are George who resides on the old homestead; Mrs. Barbara Sigwald who died in Germany; Rosena and Christ who died in 1856; Fred of this sketch; Christina, deceased; Catherine ... married Adam Kadel; and Charles, a fruit-grower of Springfield Township, who married Anna Strenstasen [OCR for Stremsterfer]." Same book p. 448 sketch of J. George Klor (b. Millheim, Baden 1824; Gardner Twp; "the support of his parents devolved upon him"; owns the Klor homestead). Matches charles-john-klor-bsb: child Charles of Springfield Twp married Anna Stremsterfer (locked wife); Baden birth; Gardner Twp farm; Lutheran.

   Portrait and Biographical Album of Sangamon County, Illinois (Chapman Bros., 1891), p. 577, "FREDERICK KLOR" (b. 15 Jan 1836 Baden; fruit farmer, sec. 27 Gardner Twp): "his father, John George Klor, was also a native [of Baden] ... In 1855 ... he left his native land and with his wife and eight children ... continued his journey westward to Sangamon County, Ill. He purchased a farm in Gardner Township ... at his death, which occurred March 9, 1880, in the eighty-fourth year of his age ... a member of the Lutheran Church. His wife, whose maiden name was Barbara Ingraven, was also born in Baden and died at her home in this county July 11, 1885, aged eighty-four years. The children of the family are George who resides on the old homestead; Mrs. Barbara Sigwald who died in Germany; Rosena and Christ who died in 1856; Fred of this sketch; Christina, deceased; Catherine ... married Adam Kadel; and Charles, a fruit-grower of Springfield Township, who married Anna Strenstasen [OCR for Stremsterfer]." Same book p. 448 sketch of J. George Klor (b. Millheim, Baden 1824; Gardner Twp; "the support of his parents devolved upon him"; owns the Klor homestead). Matches charles-john-klor-bsb: child Charles of Springfield Twp married Anna Stremsterfer (locked wife); Baden birth; Gardner Twp farm; Lutheran.

2. Portrait and Biographical Album of Sangamon County, Illinois (Chapman Bros., 1891), p. 577, "FREDERICK KLOR" (b. 15 Jan 1836 Baden; fruit farmer, sec. 27 Gardner Twp): "his father, John George Klor, was also a native [of Baden] ... In 1855 ... he left his native land and with his wife and eight children ... continued his journey westward to Sangamon County, Ill. He purchased a farm in Gardner Township ... at his death, which occurred March 9, 1880, in the eighty-fourth year of his age ... a member of the Lutheran Church. His wife, whose maiden name was Barbara Ingraven, was also born in Baden and died at her home in this county July 11, 1885, aged eighty-four years. The children of the family are George who resides on the old homestead; Mrs. Barbara Sigwald who died in Germany; Rosena and Christ who died in 1856; Fred of this sketch; Christina, deceased; Catherine ... married Adam Kadel; and Charles, a fruit-grower of Springfield Township, who married Anna Strenstasen [OCR for Stremsterfer]." Same book p. 448 sketch of J. George Klor (b. Millheim, Baden 1824; Gardner Twp; "the support of his parents devolved upon him"; owns the Klor homestead). Matches charles-john-klor-bsb: child Charles of Springfield Twp married Anna Stremsterfer (locked wife); Baden birth; Gardner Twp farm; Lutheran.

   Portrait and Biographical Album of Sangamon County, Illinois (Chapman Bros., 1891), p. 577, "FREDERICK KLOR" (b. 15 Jan 1836 Baden; fruit farmer, sec. 27 Gardner Twp): "his father, John George Klor, was also a native [of Baden] ... In 1855 ... he left his native land and with his wife and eight children ... continued his journey westward to Sangamon County, Ill. He purchased a farm in Gardner Township ... at his death, which occurred March 9, 1880, in the eighty-fourth year of his age ... a member of the Lutheran Church. His wife, whose maiden name was Barbara Ingraven, was also born in Baden and died at her home in this county July 11, 1885, aged eighty-four years. The children of the family are George who resides on the old homestead; Mrs. Barbara Sigwald who died in Germany; Rosena and Christ who died in 1856; Fred of this sketch; Christina, deceased; Catherine ... married Adam Kadel; and Charles, a fruit-grower of Springfield Township, who married Anna Strenstasen [OCR for Stremsterfer]." Same book p. 448 sketch of J. George Klor (b. Millheim, Baden 1824; Gardner Twp; "the support of his parents devolved upon him"; owns the Klor homestead). Matches charles-john-klor-bsb: child Charles of Springfield Twp married Anna Stremsterfer (locked wife); Baden birth; Gardner Twp farm; Lutheran.