Mrs. Sarah A., widow of Solomon Klein, died Sunday at Easton, of general debility, aged eighty-four. years. Mrs. Klein was a native of Lehigh county, and resided in Easton forty-eight years. Her parents were the long since deceased Mr. and Mrs. John Kepler. She was the last [second] of nine children. Mrs. Kline was twice married, her first husband being the late Henry Miller. She leaves the following children: Misses Amanda and Annie Kline, living at home; Mrs. Wilson Buss, of Wilson Township; George and Aaron Kline, of Easton; John Kline, New York City; Mrs. Charles Scott, Phillipsburg, and William P. Miller, Emaus. She was a member of Zion's Lutheran Church.
Morning Call 12/19/1917
Sarah Ann was first married to Henry Washington Miller on 6 Mar 1854. They had a son, William P. Miller, born 14 Jun 1854. Henry died 4 years later and Sarah's parents raised William. When he was about 6 or 7, Sarah married Solomon Heimbach Klein and had 8 more children. She was buried in an unmarked grave in the Easton Heights Cemetery, Easton, PA.
Their son, John Klein, [born Aug 1865] has been located - references to him in family letters from the 1930's indicate he moved to New York but no one seemed to know for sure. It turns out he married Martha J. Darran, a sister of his older brother George's wife, Emma Louise Darran. Both are buried in the Easton Heights Cemetery where many other family members are buried.
Morning Call 12/19/1917
Sarah Ann was first married to Henry Washington Miller on 6 Mar 1854. They had a son, William P. Miller, born 14 Jun 1854. Henry died 4 years later and Sarah's parents raised William. When he was about 6 or 7, Sarah married Solomon Heimbach Klein and had 8 more children. She was buried in an unmarked grave in the Easton Heights Cemetery, Easton, PA.
Their son, John Klein, [born Aug 1865] has been located - references to him in family letters from the 1930's indicate he moved to New York but no one seemed to know for sure. It turns out he married Martha J. Darran, a sister of his older brother George's wife, Emma Louise Darran. Both are buried in the Easton Heights Cemetery where many other family members are buried.
Mrs. Sarah A., widow of Solomon Klein, died Sunday at Easton, of general debility, aged eighty-four. years. Mrs. Klein was a native of Lehigh county, and resided in Easton forty-eight years. Her parents were the long since deceased Mr. and Mrs. John Kepler. She was the last [second] of nine children. Mrs. Kline was twice married, her first husband being the late Henry Miller. She leaves the following children: Misses Amanda and Annie Kline, living at home; Mrs. Wilson Buss, of Wilson Township; George and Aaron Kline, of Easton; John Kline, New York City; Mrs. Charles Scott, Phillipsburg, and William P. Miller, Emaus. She was a member of Zion's Lutheran Church.
Morning Call 12/19/1917
Sarah Ann was first married to Henry Washington Miller on 6 Mar 1854. They had a son, William P. Miller, born 14 Jun 1854. Henry died 4 years later and Sarah's parents raised William. When he was about 6 or 7, Sarah married Solomon Heimbach Klein and had 8 more children. She was buried in an unmarked grave in the Easton Heights Cemetery, Easton, PA.
Their son, John Klein, [born Aug 1865] has been located - references to him in family letters from the 1930's indicate he moved to New York but no one seemed to know for sure. It turns out he married Martha J. Darran, a sister of his older brother George's wife, Emma Louise Darran. Both are buried in the Easton Heights Cemetery where many other family members are buried.
Morning Call 12/19/1917
Sarah Ann was first married to Henry Washington Miller on 6 Mar 1854. They had a son, William P. Miller, born 14 Jun 1854. Henry died 4 years later and Sarah's parents raised William. When he was about 6 or 7, Sarah married Solomon Heimbach Klein and had 8 more children. She was buried in an unmarked grave in the Easton Heights Cemetery, Easton, PA.
Their son, John Klein, [born Aug 1865] has been located - references to him in family letters from the 1930's indicate he moved to New York but no one seemed to know for sure. It turns out he married Martha J. Darran, a sister of his older brother George's wife, Emma Louise Darran. Both are buried in the Easton Heights Cemetery where many other family members are buried.
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