Kleiboeker Family Tree - Person Sheet
Kleiboeker Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameJohann Gerhart "Hermann" Kleyboeker 
Birth10 May 1841, Haus #8, Ruesfort, Lower Saxony, Germany
Immigration9 May 1863, Bremen to NYC, via ship columbus
Death30 Jan 1882, Buried at Beaver Prairie, NW of Carlyle, IL
FatherJohann Bernhard Kleyboeker (1801-1863)
MotherMaria Adelheit Dirkes (1805-1865)
Spouses
Marriage17 Oct 1868, Trinity Lutheran Church, Hoyleton, IL
ChildrenMaria Louise Charlotte (Elizabeth) (1869-1939)
Johann Gerhard Heinrich (1871-1871)
HENRY Wilhelm Dietrich Heinrich (1873-1946)
HERMAN Johann Herman Heinrich (1875-1946)
Notes for Johann Gerhart "Hermann" Kleyboeker
Johann's sponsors at his baptism were: Johann Gerhart Borgstede, Johann Gerhart
Schroeder, and Catharina Elisabeth Kleyboeker. (D. Kruse records from Gehrde Church in lower Saxony Germany.
From Elaine McCall:
He died in the Breese township from Typhoid Fever which he had for 14 days. He had been a resident in the Illinois for 25 years which means he came to IL around 1854. Hermann died when Henry was around 13 years old. Hermann’s wife Maria Sophia later remarried a Friederich Mentameyer and had six more children to which 2 died as infants. They lived in the Centralia, IL area.
Hermann's passage to America was found by Dennis Kruse. He arrived 9 May 1863 on the Ship Columbus from Bremen to NY. Hermann was listed as age 22, (occupation is difficult to decipher) from Hannover destined to St. Louis. There appears to be no other relatives with him on this ship.
Hermann and his brother Gerhard together bought land for $4460.00 from Francis Garnetson (sp??) on Nov 17, 1866 desrcibed as “The south half of the South East Quarter of the North east quarter and Northwest quarter of southwest quarter all in Section 5 and the Northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section six, all in Township One(1)-South, Range One(1)-West of third prnicipal Meridian in Washington County. One hundred and three acres, more or less. This land is in Irvington Townshipjust east of Hoyleton IL The Missouri and Illinois railroad runs through this land.
Schroeder, and Catharina Elisabeth Kleyboeker. (D. Kruse records from Gehrde Church in lower Saxony Germany.
From Elaine McCall:
He died in the Breese township from Typhoid Fever which he had for 14 days. He had been a resident in the Illinois for 25 years which means he came to IL around 1854. Hermann died when Henry was around 13 years old. Hermann’s wife Maria Sophia later remarried a Friederich Mentameyer and had six more children to which 2 died as infants. They lived in the Centralia, IL area.
Hermann's passage to America was found by Dennis Kruse. He arrived 9 May 1863 on the Ship Columbus from Bremen to NY. Hermann was listed as age 22, (occupation is difficult to decipher) from Hannover destined to St. Louis. There appears to be no other relatives with him on this ship.
Hermann and his brother Gerhard together bought land for $4460.00 from Francis Garnetson (sp??) on Nov 17, 1866 desrcibed as “The south half of the South East Quarter of the North east quarter and Northwest quarter of southwest quarter all in Section 5 and the Northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section six, all in Township One(1)-South, Range One(1)-West of third prnicipal Meridian in Washington County. One hundred and three acres, more or less. This land is in Irvington Townshipjust east of Hoyleton IL The Missouri and Illinois railroad runs through this land.
Notes for Johann Gerhart "Hermann" & Maria Sophia Louise (Family)
Marriage
Date: 17 OCT 1868
Place: Trinity Lutheran Church, Hoyleton, IL
Date: 17 OCT 1868
Place: Trinity Lutheran Church, Hoyleton, IL