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Louise Amanda <I>Lehman</I> Kloepfer

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Louise Amanda Lehman Kloepfer

Birth
Bern, Switzerland
Death
22 Apr 1947 (aged 88)
Nampa, Canyon County, Idaho, USA
Burial
Boise, Ada County, Idaho, USA GPS-Latitude: 43.6181639, Longitude: -116.3315889
Plot
22 Rosevale
Memorial ID
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Daughter of Frederick Lehman and Elizabeth Blanc

Wife of Philip Kloepfer; married 20 May 1892

Mother of Moroni Henry Kloepfer and Blanche Kloepfer Carson

Also mother of Emilie Schoenhals, Mary Schoenhals Fuhriman and Frederick Schoenhals, by her first husband Edmund Schoenhals

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Two of Louise's nephews, Henry and his brother Carl Wolfensberger, were sent ahead of the family from Switzerland to Utah. They lived with their Aunt Louisa Amanda Lehman, who was the third wife of Edmund Schoenhals, a polygamist. When polygamy became against the law Louisa's marriage was dissolved. She had no means of support for herself, her children or her two little nephews. Johan Henry Wolfensberger was adopted by Thomas Dobson and changed his name to Henry Dobson. Carl was adopted by the Guss Backman family. Aunt Louise later married Philip Kloepfer.
Daughter of Frederick Lehman and Elizabeth Blanc

Wife of Philip Kloepfer; married 20 May 1892

Mother of Moroni Henry Kloepfer and Blanche Kloepfer Carson

Also mother of Emilie Schoenhals, Mary Schoenhals Fuhriman and Frederick Schoenhals, by her first husband Edmund Schoenhals

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Two of Louise's nephews, Henry and his brother Carl Wolfensberger, were sent ahead of the family from Switzerland to Utah. They lived with their Aunt Louisa Amanda Lehman, who was the third wife of Edmund Schoenhals, a polygamist. When polygamy became against the law Louisa's marriage was dissolved. She had no means of support for herself, her children or her two little nephews. Johan Henry Wolfensberger was adopted by Thomas Dobson and changed his name to Henry Dobson. Carl was adopted by the Guss Backman family. Aunt Louise later married Philip Kloepfer.


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