Front--Perry Courter, Abbie and Mathias Klee, Ralph Courter
Front bottom--Thelma Bradley.
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| This is Nellie May Klee who married Walter Courter. She is the daughter of Mathias Klee and Abbie Bailer. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| This is a picture of the Klee family: Back--Nellie, Lester Klee (her brother), Mary Bradley (sister) and her husband Frank Bradley, and Jo Blinn (sister) Front--Perry Courter, Abbie and Mathias Klee, Ralph Courter Front bottom--Thelma Bradley. |
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| These are the twin brothers, Mathias and John Klee. They were born on May 6, 1833, near Koblenz, Germany and arrived in America on July 4, 1844. John owned a mineral water company in Dayton, OH, and Mathias worked as a bottler at a mineral water company in Delaware, OH (maybe same company?) John died on July 30, 1913, and is buried in Woodlawn Cemetery in Dayton, and Mathias died on December 8, 1920, buried at Oak Grove in Delaware. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| We finally found the stone of Mathias and John's parents! They had americanized their names to Jacob and Mary A. Klee from Joannes Jacobus Klee and Anna Maria Zent(n)er Klee. They are buried at Mayfield Cemetery, near Norton, Delaware County, Ohio. The cemetery had been moved from its original location because of the Delaware Reservoir. Jacob lived from 1783-1855 and Maria from 1791-1873. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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