Joseph Jr. and Margaretha (Mutzbauer) Klimmer
Parents of Frances Xavier (Frank) Klimmer
St. Mary's Catholic Cemtery, Neillsville, Clark County, Wisconsin
Margaret (Mutzbauer) Klimmer and Daughter Anna
Wife and daughter of Joseph Klimmer, Jr. Anna was the youngest of their children.
(Anna Klimmer's husband)
The old log church at Pelsdorf, Wisconsin where Frank Klimmer and Margaretha Bauer were married on November 9, 1892.
Frank and Maggie Klimmer Family
Back: Tony and Art Front: Frank, Anita, Eva and Maggie
Maggie & Frank Klimmer
Son of Oscar and Mary Jane (Paetow) Herdrich
Joseph Jr. and Margaretha (Mutzbauer) Klimmer
Parents of Frances Xavier (Frank) Klimmer
Magdalena (Brielbach) Klimmer Fruechtl
Widow of Joseph Klimmer Sr., mother of Joseph Klimmer, Jr. She and her second husband brought her family to America the year after Joseph Jr. came, on the "Helene". It arrived at the port of New York on 21 June 1854.
Maria Magdalena (Klimmer) Neidlein
Daughter of Joseph and Margaretha (Mutzbauer) Klimmer
Maggie and sons Anton and Arthur
Frank and Maggie Klimmer Family
Eva, Art, Anita and Tony, Maggie and Frank
Herbert & Ethel (Deets) Herdrich Wedding
Eithel (Deets) Klimmer, Ethel (Deets) and Herbert Herdrich, and Arthur Klimmer. (Herbert Herdrich was a son of Oscar and Mary Jane (Paetow) Herdrich.
Gravestone for Arthur and Eithel Klimmer
Memorial Park Cemetery, Battle Creek, Calhoun, Michigan.
Ship's Passenger List for "Richard Cobden"
Bremen to New York Passenger List, 14 May 1853-p1. Joseph Klimmer found in: Germans to America, 1850-1874 Age: 29 Gender: Male Occupation: Farmer Country: Germany Final Destination: United States Manifest ID Number: 00007374 Ship's Name: Richard Cobden Port of Embarkation: Bremen Date of Arrival: May 14, 1853 Captain's Name: B. Ballen Purpose for Travel: Staying in the USA Mode of Travel: Steerage
William and Mary (Klimmer) Hartmann
Maria Barbara is a daughter of Joseph Jr. and Margaretha (Mutzbarer) Klimmer, and a sister of Frank Klimmer
Road Being Built by the Klimmer Farm
Near Loyal, Clark County, Wisconsin
Cousins
Eithel Deets
Bremen to New York Passenger List, 14 May 1853-p1. Joseph Klimmer found in: Germans to America, 1850-1874 Age: 29 Gender: Male Occupation: Farmer Country: Germany Final Destination: United States Manifest ID Number: 00007374 Ship's Name: Richard Cobden Port of Embarkation: Bremen Date of Arrival: May 14, 1853 Captain's Name: B. Ballen Purpose for Travel: Staying in the USA Mode of Travel: Steerage
Youngest daughter of Joseph Klimmer, Jr. and Margaretha Mutzbauer
Frank Klimmer
Civil War Cemetery Marker for Joseph Klimmer
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Neillsville, Clark County, Wisconsin
Klimmer-Fruechtl Family on Ship's Passenger List for "Helene"
Magdalena and her second husband brought her family to America the year after Joseph Jr. came, on the "Helene". It arrived at the port of New York on 21 June 1854.
Margaret (Bauer) and Frank Klimmer
Married 9 Nov 1892
Art and Anton, Anita and Eva (with pal)
