Jantjen Anna Eden was her birth name. It was changed to "Jennie" when they moved to America. The surname Klemann also became Claymon. Jennie was born in Westerholt, Lower Saxony, Germany. Her parents were Johann Remmers Eden and Hiemke Janssen. Her mother died when she was eight years old.
Jennie married Herman Claymon, Jr. 3 Apr 1857 in Hannover, Germany. They immigrated to America either 1857 or 1858 (data varies) and had 9 children, 2 of which died prior to 1901, names unknown. The known children that lived to adulthood are: John Eden; Margaretha K.; Herman; Emma; Reiner; Meine; Henry.
Herman was a farmer in Iroquois County, Illinois. Following his death in 1915, Jennie moved in with son Meine in Secor, Illinois.
Jennie married Herman Claymon, Jr. 3 Apr 1857 in Hannover, Germany. They immigrated to America either 1857 or 1858 (data varies) and had 9 children, 2 of which died prior to 1901, names unknown. The known children that lived to adulthood are: John Eden; Margaretha K.; Herman; Emma; Reiner; Meine; Henry.
Herman was a farmer in Iroquois County, Illinois. Following his death in 1915, Jennie moved in with son Meine in Secor, Illinois.
Jantjen Anna Eden was her birth name. It was changed to "Jennie" when they moved to America. The surname Klemann also became Claymon. Jennie was born in Westerholt, Lower Saxony, Germany. Her parents were Johann Remmers Eden and Hiemke Janssen. Her mother died when she was eight years old.
Jennie married Herman Claymon, Jr. 3 Apr 1857 in Hannover, Germany. They immigrated to America either 1857 or 1858 (data varies) and had 9 children, 2 of which died prior to 1901, names unknown. The known children that lived to adulthood are: John Eden; Margaretha K.; Herman; Emma; Reiner; Meine; Henry.
Herman was a farmer in Iroquois County, Illinois. Following his death in 1915, Jennie moved in with son Meine in Secor, Illinois.
Jennie married Herman Claymon, Jr. 3 Apr 1857 in Hannover, Germany. They immigrated to America either 1857 or 1858 (data varies) and had 9 children, 2 of which died prior to 1901, names unknown. The known children that lived to adulthood are: John Eden; Margaretha K.; Herman; Emma; Reiner; Meine; Henry.
Herman was a farmer in Iroquois County, Illinois. Following his death in 1915, Jennie moved in with son Meine in Secor, Illinois.
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