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Assorted Clingerman Data Updated April 16, 2003

Eclectic Collection of Clingerman Data: Caveat Lector! I have amassed this treasure from many sources: the census, IGI, WFT submissions, all the CDroms I can catch, e-mails from distant cousins, two trips to Obergimpern, two to Ohio and Indiana, one to Pennsylvania, many to the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. I have more data but lack the time to type it in. Please do not consider this as proven data. Almost every fact I have found can be questioned: tombstones might not agree with the census or death certificate. This is a construction zone and the standards are not those I would use if I were publishing a book. I'm not trying for proof beyond a reasonable doubt, just a reasonable possibility. For instance, one of those listed is Frank Clingerman. Due to his age, location, and the nearby presence of Franklan Clingerman's brother, I assumed he was Franklan. Don't bank on it, it's just a reasonable assumption. I consider the entire database to be a jigsaw puzzle. I find one piece, see if it fits, try another: I want to see them all spread out before me. Sooner or later, either something fits or I shuffle and start over. I do have sources and I'm happy to share.

keith evans PO Box 1636 St George, UT 84771 A-United States kbevans@infowest.com
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Cornelius Klingman, Revolutionary (19 KB) Excerpt from Soldiers of the American Revolution from Northampton/Lehigh Co PA Neckarbishofsheim (833 KB) Left: city wall on north side Top: town square bottom: main street headed south Obergimpern (748 KB) I sent a sergeant with a camera and this is what I got. The motif in the balcony should be the local noble's crest. Georg Klingmann's Marriage etc. (267 KB) Page 208, Eighteenth Century Emigrants from the Northern Kraichgau Klingenberg (451 KB) A bit to the south of Obergimpern is the village of Klingenberg, irresisible namewise. My photographer was supposed to take pictures of the oldest buildings: he said there were no old buildings, but then, his interests were confined to ruined schlosses. Villages of the Northern Kraichgau (237 KB) Map from Page 12, Eighteenth Century Emigrants from the Northern Kraichgau Church at Bad Rappenau (846 KB) Unless the photographer was lost, this is the church at Bad Rappenau. There is a wonderful custom in Germany, Switzerland, and possibly other places I haven't visited, of building old tombstones of nobles and clergy into the church walls. I'm sure the wonderful helms have a story to tell but I couldn't find any for sale. Index to map of Northern Kraichgau (161 KB) Bottom of page 12, Eighteenth Century Emigrants from the Northern Kraichgau Evangelical Church at Neckarbishofsheim (296 KB) Due to my poor photographic skills, you will have to go there to see the inside. Wonderful! Schloss and Tower?, Bad Rappenau (444 KB) Post cards, no copyright found. I didn't figure out what the tower was for. Bad Rappenau (217 KB) Hotel post cards, no copyright found Evangelical Church at Bad Rappenau (209 KB) Post card, no copyright found Title page, Rev. War Soldiers (56 KB) Revolutionary War Soldiers of Northampton/Lehigh County PA

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