Andreas Kley was from Weilar, Kreis Wartburg, Thuringia, Germany, his parents remain unknown. He was a horseman when he came to America on the Bark Jubilaum landing on 06 May 1857. He settled in Rock Township, Jefferson County, MO at first and was a Farmer and Civil War veteran having served for 21 days in Yeager's Jefferson County Missouri E.M.M. troops entering at Sulpher Springs, MO. He married Katherine Küchenmeister, native of Hessen-Darmstadt, and the daughter of Johann Conrad Küchenmeister and spouse unknown. They were married in Jefferson County on 13 February 1861. He died near Kirkwood of Dropsy on 08 May 1902, and is buried at St Lucas Cemetery in Sunset Hills, St Louis County, Missouri. Andreas and Katherine had 9 children: John Frederick Kley, William J Kley, Andrew Henry Kley, Mary Katherine Kley Meyer (Mrs. George Meyer), Henry Jacob Kley, Anna Wilhelmina Caroline 'Lena' Kley Nolte (Mrs. Anton 'Tony' Charles Nolte), Katherine 'Katie' Elizabeth Kley Bowen (Mrs. George Alfred Bowen), Friederich 'Fritz' William Kley, and Emilie 'Millie' Louise Kley Ruhl (Mrs. John H Ruhl).
Andreas Kley was born at Weilar, Kreis Wartburg,Thuringia, Germany. He arrived on 06 May 1857 on the ship Bark Jubilaeum which had sailed from the port of Bremen to New York. He entered the USA at Castle Garden in New York City. He was a Coachman, and served in the US Civil War in the Enrolled Missouri Militia Unit Yerger's Jefferson County EMM serving a total of 21 days. He died and is buried at St Luke's Cemetery in Sunset Hills, St Louis Co, MO on Dennis Rd. He married Katherine Küchenmeister, the daughter of Johann Conrad Küchenmeister and mother unknown.
Andreas Kley was born at Weilar, Kreis Wartburg,Thuringia, Germany. He arrived on 06 May 1857 on the ship Bark Jubilaeum which had sailed from the port of Bremen to New York. He entered the USA at Castle Garden in New York City. He was a Coachman, and served in the US Civil War in the Enrolled Missouri Militia Unit Yerger's Jefferson County EMM serving a total of 21 days. He died and is buried at St Luke's Cemetery in Sunset Hills, St Louis Co, MO on Dennis Rd. He married Katherine Küchenmeister, the daughter of Johann Conrad Küchenmeister and mother unknown.
Andreas Kley was from Weilar, Kreis Wartburg, Thuringia, Germany, his parents remain unknown. He was a horseman when he came to America on the Bark Jubilaum landing on 06 May 1857. He settled in Rock Township, Jefferson County, MO at first and was a Farmer and Civil War veteran having served for 21 days in Yeager's Jefferson County Missouri E.M.M. troops entering at Sulpher Springs, MO. He married Katherine Küchenmeister, native of Hessen-Darmstadt, and the daughter of Johann Conrad Küchenmeister and spouse unknown. They were married in Jefferson County on 13 February 1861. He died near Kirkwood of Dropsy on 08 May 1902, and is buried at St Lucas Cemetery in Sunset Hills, St Louis County, Missouri. Andreas and Katherine had 9 children: John Frederick Kley, William J Kley, Andrew Henry Kley, Mary Katherine Kley Meyer (Mrs. George Meyer), Henry Jacob Kley, Anna Wilhelmina Caroline 'Lena' Kley Nolte (Mrs. Anton 'Tony' Charles Nolte), Katherine 'Katie' Elizabeth Kley Bowen (Mrs. George Alfred Bowen), Friederich 'Fritz' William Kley, and Emilie 'Millie' Louise Kley Ruhl (Mrs. John H Ruhl).
Andreas Kley was born at Weilar, Kreis Wartburg,Thuringia, Germany. He arrived on 06 May 1857 on the ship Bark Jubilaeum which had sailed from the port of Bremen to New York. He entered the USA at Castle Garden in New York City. He was a Coachman, and served in the US Civil War in the Enrolled Missouri Militia Unit Yerger's Jefferson County EMM serving a total of 21 days. He died and is buried at St Luke's Cemetery in Sunset Hills, St Louis Co, MO on Dennis Rd. He married Katherine Küchenmeister, the daughter of Johann Conrad Küchenmeister and mother unknown.
Andreas Kley was born at Weilar, Kreis Wartburg,Thuringia, Germany. He arrived on 06 May 1857 on the ship Bark Jubilaeum which had sailed from the port of Bremen to New York. He entered the USA at Castle Garden in New York City. He was a Coachman, and served in the US Civil War in the Enrolled Missouri Militia Unit Yerger's Jefferson County EMM serving a total of 21 days. He died and is buried at St Luke's Cemetery in Sunset Hills, St Louis Co, MO on Dennis Rd. He married Katherine Küchenmeister, the daughter of Johann Conrad Küchenmeister and mother unknown.
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