"It is believed by some that the Jacob Klinger who served in the 172nd Pennsylvania Infantry in the Civil War was born about 1843 in Schuylkill County to Johann Philip Klinger (1792-1857) and his second wife Catherine (Yeager) Klinger (1800-1865)."
"In 1870, “Jacob E. Clinger”, age 28, was living in Hubley Township, Schuylkill County, and working as a miller. In his household were his wife “Sarah A. Clinger” and children “Lavilla Clinger,” [supposed to be Savilla Klinger] age 5; Abraham Clinger, age 3; and Harry Clinger, age 9/12."
"In 1880, Jacob Klinger, age 35, was living in Porter Township, Schuylkill County, and working as a laborer. In his household were his wife Sarah A. Klinger, and children Sevilla Klinger, age 16; Abraham Klinger, age 14; Harvey Klinger, age 10; Flora A. Klinger, age 6; Ervin Klinger, age 3; and “Hy F. Klinger,” age 8 months [this youngest son is possibly Harry or Henry]."
"Jacob Klinger was born on 3 April 1843 in Lower Mahantongo Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. During the Civil War, he served in the 172nd Pennsylvania Infantry, Company D, as a Private, from 27 October 1862 through 1 August 1863. Jacob Klinger died in early 1899. He had been collecting a pension, which, after his death, Sarah applied for and was receiving at the time of her murder. The Pension Index Card from Ancestry.com is shown above."
The above information are all excerts from the Civil War Blog at the following website:
://civilwar.gratzpa.org/2016/09/jacob-klinger-and-sarah-reed-klinger-death-at-the-almshouse-and-a-murder-story/
(If you would like to know more about Sarah Ann (Reed) Klingers brutal demise, there are details on this site.)
"In 1870, “Jacob E. Clinger”, age 28, was living in Hubley Township, Schuylkill County, and working as a miller. In his household were his wife “Sarah A. Clinger” and children “Lavilla Clinger,” [supposed to be Savilla Klinger] age 5; Abraham Clinger, age 3; and Harry Clinger, age 9/12."
"In 1880, Jacob Klinger, age 35, was living in Porter Township, Schuylkill County, and working as a laborer. In his household were his wife Sarah A. Klinger, and children Sevilla Klinger, age 16; Abraham Klinger, age 14; Harvey Klinger, age 10; Flora A. Klinger, age 6; Ervin Klinger, age 3; and “Hy F. Klinger,” age 8 months [this youngest son is possibly Harry or Henry]."
"Jacob Klinger was born on 3 April 1843 in Lower Mahantongo Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. During the Civil War, he served in the 172nd Pennsylvania Infantry, Company D, as a Private, from 27 October 1862 through 1 August 1863. Jacob Klinger died in early 1899. He had been collecting a pension, which, after his death, Sarah applied for and was receiving at the time of her murder. The Pension Index Card from Ancestry.com is shown above."
The above information are all excerts from the Civil War Blog at the following website:
://civilwar.gratzpa.org/2016/09/jacob-klinger-and-sarah-reed-klinger-death-at-the-almshouse-and-a-murder-story/
(If you would like to know more about Sarah Ann (Reed) Klingers brutal demise, there are details on this site.)
"It is believed by some that the Jacob Klinger who served in the 172nd Pennsylvania Infantry in the Civil War was born about 1843 in Schuylkill County to Johann Philip Klinger (1792-1857) and his second wife Catherine (Yeager) Klinger (1800-1865)."
"In 1870, “Jacob E. Clinger”, age 28, was living in Hubley Township, Schuylkill County, and working as a miller. In his household were his wife “Sarah A. Clinger” and children “Lavilla Clinger,” [supposed to be Savilla Klinger] age 5; Abraham Clinger, age 3; and Harry Clinger, age 9/12."
"In 1880, Jacob Klinger, age 35, was living in Porter Township, Schuylkill County, and working as a laborer. In his household were his wife Sarah A. Klinger, and children Sevilla Klinger, age 16; Abraham Klinger, age 14; Harvey Klinger, age 10; Flora A. Klinger, age 6; Ervin Klinger, age 3; and “Hy F. Klinger,” age 8 months [this youngest son is possibly Harry or Henry]."
"Jacob Klinger was born on 3 April 1843 in Lower Mahantongo Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. During the Civil War, he served in the 172nd Pennsylvania Infantry, Company D, as a Private, from 27 October 1862 through 1 August 1863. Jacob Klinger died in early 1899. He had been collecting a pension, which, after his death, Sarah applied for and was receiving at the time of her murder. The Pension Index Card from Ancestry.com is shown above."
The above information are all excerts from the Civil War Blog at the following website:
://civilwar.gratzpa.org/2016/09/jacob-klinger-and-sarah-reed-klinger-death-at-the-almshouse-and-a-murder-story/
(If you would like to know more about Sarah Ann (Reed) Klingers brutal demise, there are details on this site.)
"In 1870, “Jacob E. Clinger”, age 28, was living in Hubley Township, Schuylkill County, and working as a miller. In his household were his wife “Sarah A. Clinger” and children “Lavilla Clinger,” [supposed to be Savilla Klinger] age 5; Abraham Clinger, age 3; and Harry Clinger, age 9/12."
"In 1880, Jacob Klinger, age 35, was living in Porter Township, Schuylkill County, and working as a laborer. In his household were his wife Sarah A. Klinger, and children Sevilla Klinger, age 16; Abraham Klinger, age 14; Harvey Klinger, age 10; Flora A. Klinger, age 6; Ervin Klinger, age 3; and “Hy F. Klinger,” age 8 months [this youngest son is possibly Harry or Henry]."
"Jacob Klinger was born on 3 April 1843 in Lower Mahantongo Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. During the Civil War, he served in the 172nd Pennsylvania Infantry, Company D, as a Private, from 27 October 1862 through 1 August 1863. Jacob Klinger died in early 1899. He had been collecting a pension, which, after his death, Sarah applied for and was receiving at the time of her murder. The Pension Index Card from Ancestry.com is shown above."
The above information are all excerts from the Civil War Blog at the following website:
://civilwar.gratzpa.org/2016/09/jacob-klinger-and-sarah-reed-klinger-death-at-the-almshouse-and-a-murder-story/
(If you would like to know more about Sarah Ann (Reed) Klingers brutal demise, there are details on this site.)
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