Clara Kaufman Kinman was the second (?) wife of William/Wilbur Leo "Lee" Kinman (b. 21 March 1877 in Illinois, twin of William Jackson "Will" Kinman). Predeceased by husband and their younger son, Otto; their older son Clarence Arthur Kinman and his wife Ruby Leone (Stewart) Kinman survived her.
Siblings include
• Emil Kaufman (b. 11 June 1877 in Yankton, South Dakota; d. 3 February 1923 in Dallas, Texas)
• Frank Kaufman
• Ida Marie (Kaufman) Zeller
• William "Bill" Kaufman
• Bertha Rose (Kaufman) Martin
• August Carl "Gus" Kaufman
• Henry Kaufman (b. 19 August 1892 in Freeman, South Dakota; d. 17 May 1948 in Norris, SD)
• Otto A. Kaufman
• Anna Emilie (Kaufman) Whitaker
• Fred Sigfred Kaufman
Obituary dated 4 May 1966 from the Daily Republic (Mitchell, South Dakota):
"TRIPP — Graveside rites for Mrs. Leo (Clara) Kinman, 80, a longtime resident of Sioux City and formerly of Tripp, will be held Thursday at Floyd Cemetery in Sioux City. She was born at Freeman Nov. 25, 1885 and died May 1 at Medford, Ore. After her marriage she lived on a homestead near Murdo and then lived at Tripp where her husband was a fireman for the Milwaukee Railroad. Survivors include 1 son, Clarence, Medford; one sister, Mrs. Anna Whitaker, Madison; and three brothers, William and Fred Kaufman, Delmont, and Gust, Norris."
Siblings include
• Emil Kaufman (b. 11 June 1877 in Yankton, South Dakota; d. 3 February 1923 in Dallas, Texas)
• Frank Kaufman
• Ida Marie (Kaufman) Zeller
• William "Bill" Kaufman
• Bertha Rose (Kaufman) Martin
• August Carl "Gus" Kaufman
• Henry Kaufman (b. 19 August 1892 in Freeman, South Dakota; d. 17 May 1948 in Norris, SD)
• Otto A. Kaufman
• Anna Emilie (Kaufman) Whitaker
• Fred Sigfred Kaufman
Obituary dated 4 May 1966 from the Daily Republic (Mitchell, South Dakota):
"TRIPP — Graveside rites for Mrs. Leo (Clara) Kinman, 80, a longtime resident of Sioux City and formerly of Tripp, will be held Thursday at Floyd Cemetery in Sioux City. She was born at Freeman Nov. 25, 1885 and died May 1 at Medford, Ore. After her marriage she lived on a homestead near Murdo and then lived at Tripp where her husband was a fireman for the Milwaukee Railroad. Survivors include 1 son, Clarence, Medford; one sister, Mrs. Anna Whitaker, Madison; and three brothers, William and Fred Kaufman, Delmont, and Gust, Norris."
Clara Kaufman Kinman was the second (?) wife of William/Wilbur Leo "Lee" Kinman (b. 21 March 1877 in Illinois, twin of William Jackson "Will" Kinman). Predeceased by husband and their younger son, Otto; their older son Clarence Arthur Kinman and his wife Ruby Leone (Stewart) Kinman survived her.
Siblings include
• Emil Kaufman (b. 11 June 1877 in Yankton, South Dakota; d. 3 February 1923 in Dallas, Texas)
• Frank Kaufman
• Ida Marie (Kaufman) Zeller
• William "Bill" Kaufman
• Bertha Rose (Kaufman) Martin
• August Carl "Gus" Kaufman
• Henry Kaufman (b. 19 August 1892 in Freeman, South Dakota; d. 17 May 1948 in Norris, SD)
• Otto A. Kaufman
• Anna Emilie (Kaufman) Whitaker
• Fred Sigfred Kaufman
Obituary dated 4 May 1966 from the Daily Republic (Mitchell, South Dakota):
"TRIPP — Graveside rites for Mrs. Leo (Clara) Kinman, 80, a longtime resident of Sioux City and formerly of Tripp, will be held Thursday at Floyd Cemetery in Sioux City. She was born at Freeman Nov. 25, 1885 and died May 1 at Medford, Ore. After her marriage she lived on a homestead near Murdo and then lived at Tripp where her husband was a fireman for the Milwaukee Railroad. Survivors include 1 son, Clarence, Medford; one sister, Mrs. Anna Whitaker, Madison; and three brothers, William and Fred Kaufman, Delmont, and Gust, Norris."
Siblings include
• Emil Kaufman (b. 11 June 1877 in Yankton, South Dakota; d. 3 February 1923 in Dallas, Texas)
• Frank Kaufman
• Ida Marie (Kaufman) Zeller
• William "Bill" Kaufman
• Bertha Rose (Kaufman) Martin
• August Carl "Gus" Kaufman
• Henry Kaufman (b. 19 August 1892 in Freeman, South Dakota; d. 17 May 1948 in Norris, SD)
• Otto A. Kaufman
• Anna Emilie (Kaufman) Whitaker
• Fred Sigfred Kaufman
Obituary dated 4 May 1966 from the Daily Republic (Mitchell, South Dakota):
"TRIPP — Graveside rites for Mrs. Leo (Clara) Kinman, 80, a longtime resident of Sioux City and formerly of Tripp, will be held Thursday at Floyd Cemetery in Sioux City. She was born at Freeman Nov. 25, 1885 and died May 1 at Medford, Ore. After her marriage she lived on a homestead near Murdo and then lived at Tripp where her husband was a fireman for the Milwaukee Railroad. Survivors include 1 son, Clarence, Medford; one sister, Mrs. Anna Whitaker, Madison; and three brothers, William and Fred Kaufman, Delmont, and Gust, Norris."
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