Notes

Note for: Francis Skerret, ABT. 1650 - ABT. 1707

Will of Francis Skerret dated 3 July 1707, probated 21 Hab, 1697/8 at /Tuam;
Will of James Skerret probate 1741 at Tuam; Reg of Deeds; rec'd by corr 30 Nov.
1966. Submitted by Henry Jay Black, Salt Lake City.

Notes

Note for: Marcus (Martin) Skerret, ABT. 1622 -

Will of Edmund Skerret pr 1706 at Tuam; Will of James Skerret pr 1685 at Tuam;
Will of Francis Skerret pr 1707/8 at Tuam; Reg of Deeds; rec by corr 30 Nov
1866. Submitted by Henry Jay Black, Salt Lake City.

Notes

Note for: Elizabeth Malholm, 19 JAN 1818 - 15 MAR 1883

OUR PIONEER HERITAGE - Pioneer Midwives pg 494. Elizabeth and Conrad had a
daughter that died at birth. Elizabeth had no other child.

In the 1850 census of Utah page 54 - 9 - 9 - pg 168
       Conrad Klineman 35 Germany
       Elizabeth 32 Penn.
       Mary A. 4 Mo.
       Jane 2 Mo.
Elizabeth (Mommie) was one of the first midwives in early Toquerville.
The first Relief Society was formed in Toquerville in 1868 with Sarah Willis as
president. Elizabeth Kleinman was the second.

Notes

Note for: Ebba Elizabeth Christenson, 1 DEC 1916 -

Ebba's father - Oscar A. Christenson mother - Lena Neilson
Ebba married (2) Edward Stanci

Notes

Note for: Jessie Ward, 30 JUL 1916 -

Jessie's father Oliver Ward mother - Luella Hall

Notes

Note for: Hazel REYNOLDS, 28 OCT 1900 - MAR 1988

Hazel married (1) William Harry Cotterell div. 5 Dec. 1924.
Hazel's father - William Henry Reynolds mother - Naomi Abraham

Notes

Note for: Gay Clawson, 20 JUL 1936 -

Gay's father - Derald Lavell Clawson mother - Hazel Cahoon

Notes

Note for: Margie Ann Brown, 23 JUL 1937 -

Margie's father Lee J Brown mother - Marjorie Lewis.

Notes

Note for: Kyle Dean Kleinman, 20 OCT 1959 -

Kyle married Tammy Taylor 4 Dec. 1982.

Notes

Note for: Tod Benett Kleinman, 5 DEC 1961 -

Todd married Dina Johann 24 May 1984 in the temple.

Notes

Note for: Harold Dean Kleinman, 17 OCT 1928 -

Harold married Marjorie Ann Brown 28 Dec. 1957.

Notes

Note for: Anna Marie Kleinmann, 3 DEC 1819 -

When Conrad was called on a mission to New York, he visited the city of St.
Louis, where his sister Marie had settled marrying a man by the same name as
her own (Kleinman) but she had never joined the Church and refused to come
west.

Notes

Note for: Johann Heinrich Naegle, 27 MAY 1795 -

KETCH OF ANNA BENZ KLEINMAN pg 2 John Conrad Naegle had amassed
considerable wealth and at one time was the highest tithe payer in the Church.
He went on two missions to his native land, after going to Indiana and bringing
with him his parents and his boyhood sweetheart, Mary Louise Koppel, and seeing
them comfortably settled in Zion.