Taken in part from "The History of Winnebago County" page 996
Miss Augusta Kling was a daughter of August and Anna (Free) Kling. Mr. and Mrs. Kling were natives of Sweden, and Mr. Kling was an officer in the Swedish army. They came to the United States in 1864, first stopping at Rockford, but later going to Pecatonica Township, where they farmed until the death of Mr. Kling at the age of fifty-two. Mrs. Kling died in 1910, at Rockford. They had two known children Emanuel and Augusta.
Miss Augusta Kling was a daughter of August and Anna (Free) Kling. Mr. and Mrs. Kling were natives of Sweden, and Mr. Kling was an officer in the Swedish army. They came to the United States in 1864, first stopping at Rockford, but later going to Pecatonica Township, where they farmed until the death of Mr. Kling at the age of fifty-two. Mrs. Kling died in 1910, at Rockford. They had two known children Emanuel and Augusta.
Taken in part from "The History of Winnebago County" page 996
Miss Augusta Kling was a daughter of August and Anna (Free) Kling. Mr. and Mrs. Kling were natives of Sweden, and Mr. Kling was an officer in the Swedish army. They came to the United States in 1864, first stopping at Rockford, but later going to Pecatonica Township, where they farmed until the death of Mr. Kling at the age of fifty-two. Mrs. Kling died in 1910, at Rockford. They had two known children Emanuel and Augusta.
Miss Augusta Kling was a daughter of August and Anna (Free) Kling. Mr. and Mrs. Kling were natives of Sweden, and Mr. Kling was an officer in the Swedish army. They came to the United States in 1864, first stopping at Rockford, but later going to Pecatonica Township, where they farmed until the death of Mr. Kling at the age of fifty-two. Mrs. Kling died in 1910, at Rockford. They had two known children Emanuel and Augusta.
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