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Conrad Kline (abt. 1783 - 1875)

Conrad Kline
Born about in Belfast Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvaniamap
Son of and
Brother of , , , , , , , , and
Husband of — married [date unknown] [location unknown]
Descendants descendants
Father of , , , , , , and
Died at about age 92 in Licking Creek Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvaniamap
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Contents

Biography

Birth Estimate

Conrad was born around 1783 in Belfast Township, Bedford County, Ohio, the son of Conrad Cline and Anna Barbara Seib. The general time period is presented on the 1850 Census.[1]

Marriage Estimate

Based on the lifelong research of Ellen McClain and Mark D. Kline, Conrad Kline married Elizabeth Wink.[2] Assigned a birth date early in 1794, the presentation on the 1820 Census seems reasonable as pertinent to both Elizabeth Wink and the general family structure.[3]Presenting three children under ten years of age suggest a marriage around 1814. No documentation has been produced to isolate the date more precisely.

United States Census 1810

1810.[4]

United States Census 1820

1820.[5]

United States Census 1830

1830.[6]

United States Census 1840

1840.[7]

United States Census 1850

1850.[8]

United States Census 1860

1860.[9]

United States Census 1870

1870.[10]

Death

He passed away July 28, 1875 in Licking Creek Township, Fulton County, Pennsylvania.[11]

Grave Location

He is buried in the Cline Cemetery located near Andover, Fulton County, Pennsylvania.[12]

Research Notes

The presentations from the 1810 Census and the 1820 Census do not work well together. 1820 seems accurate by what is known of Conrad Kline's family.[13][14] 1810 shows an older female, perhaps his mother, Anna Barbara Seib, and three children under ten years old. No record of children prior to 1810 has surfaced.

The 1810 Census presents Conrad Kline with a misspelled name or the referenced source is incorrect. Some internet presentations suggest Conrad Kline's wife's name was Elizabeth Deshong instead of Elizabeth Wink. Elizabeth Wink, born in 1794, is obviously not the mother of three children under ten years old in 1810.

Under the heading Infant Baptisms November 11, 1837

Children of Conrad and Elizabeth Kline named John, Peter, Uriah, Eliza, Susan, and Sophia.[15]

Explanation of Bedford and Fulton Counties Political Divisions

Until April 19, 1850, what is now Fulton County, Pennsylvania was part of Bedford County, Pennsylvania. Belfast Township was created in 1785. Licking Creek Township was created from Belfast Township September 21, 1837.

Sources

  1. ↑ Birth Estimate - Familysearch United States Census 1850.
  2. ↑ Research Papers of Ellen McClain and Mark D. Kline
  3. ↑ Family Structure - Familysearch United States Census 1820.
  4. ↑ United States Census 1810 - Familysearch United States Census 1810.
  5. ↑ United States Census 1820 - Familysearch United States Census 1820.
  6. ↑ United States Census 1830 - Familysearch United States Census 1830.
  7. ↑ United States Census 1840 - Familysearch United States Census 1840.
  8. ↑ United States Census 1850 - Familysearch United States Census 1850.
  9. ↑ United States Census 1860 - Familysearch United States Census 1860.
  10. ↑ United States Census 1870 - Familysearch United States Census 1870.
  11. ↑ Death 1875 - Findagrave Cline Cemetery.
  12. ↑ Gravesite - Findagrave Cline Cemetery.
  13. ↑ Fulton County Historical Society, Inc. Into the Valleys Came Presbyterians McConnellsburg, Green Hill and Wells Vallery Congregations of Fulton County PA. Fulton County Historical Society, Inc., 1994. Volume 16. Page 32
  14. ↑ Research Papers of Ellen McClain and Mark D. Kline
  15. ↑ Fulton County Historical Society, Inc. Into the Valleys Came Presbyterians McConnellsburg, Green Hill and Wells Vallery Congregations of Fulton County PA. Fulton County Historical Society, Inc., 1994. Volume 16. Page 32

Acknowledgements

Kline-857 was created by Mary Pressley Carpenter through the import of Carpenter-McLaughlin.ged on Jan 26, 2014.





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