Kleiboeker Family Tree
Kleiboeker Family Tree
Compiled and Edited by Dennis R. Kruse
Introduction
Welcome to the Kleiboeker Family Tree. Besides all the many Kleyboeckers, Kleyböckers, Kleiboekers, etc, the tree also includes the Welp Family and other related families including the original settler families of Freistatt, MO.
A few tips:
The “home” link under Contents (below) is the best starting point. This Home link takes you to the family “Web Card” of Johann Heinrich and Charlotte Kleiboeker. From there you can click on other people’s names to navigate to your relatives if you know your relationship to Johann and Charlotte. Individuals can also be found by searching for a last name, using the ‘Surnames” link at the top of this and any other page to find a person under their last name. Index and Search are also other ways to find specific people. If using the “Surnames” function, make sure you use maiden names if applicable.
Once you have opened a family web card, the chart icon next to a person’s name can be clicked on to open up a tree structure format of ancestors that also can be used to navigate within this tree.
If you click on the person’s name, a person sheet will open and you can see more details about that person.
Also if you click on a person’s picture or the camera icon, you can open up multiple pictures that relate to that person, if those exist. For many people I only have one picture, and some none at all.
And finally, below the husband or wife but above the list of children of a family, there is a clickable link on each number for spouses, if the person had more than one spouse. If you click on the number after the word spouse you will open up that spouse’s family file (web card). All these icons, pictures and spouses can be seen on the home family page if you would like to test out the site’s various functions.
A few tips:
The “home” link under Contents (below) is the best starting point. This Home link takes you to the family “Web Card” of Johann Heinrich and Charlotte Kleiboeker. From there you can click on other people’s names to navigate to your relatives if you know your relationship to Johann and Charlotte. Individuals can also be found by searching for a last name, using the ‘Surnames” link at the top of this and any other page to find a person under their last name. Index and Search are also other ways to find specific people. If using the “Surnames” function, make sure you use maiden names if applicable.
Once you have opened a family web card, the chart icon next to a person’s name can be clicked on to open up a tree structure format of ancestors that also can be used to navigate within this tree.
If you click on the person’s name, a person sheet will open and you can see more details about that person.
Also if you click on a person’s picture or the camera icon, you can open up multiple pictures that relate to that person, if those exist. For many people I only have one picture, and some none at all.
And finally, below the husband or wife but above the list of children of a family, there is a clickable link on each number for spouses, if the person had more than one spouse. If you click on the number after the word spouse you will open up that spouse’s family file (web card). All these icons, pictures and spouses can be seen on the home family page if you would like to test out the site’s various functions.
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