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Family
Marriage: Children:
  1. Adeline Kieffer: Birth: c. 1844 in Haguenau, Alsace, France.

  2. Mary Kieffer: Birth: c. 1846 in Haguenau, Alsace, France.

  3. Josephine Kieffer Diebold: Birth: 8 APR 1849 in Haguenau, Alsace, France. Death: 28 AUG 1929

  4. Antonia Kieffer: Birth: 1852 in New Hamburg, MO. Death: FEB in Joliet, IL?

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Family
Marriage: Children:
  1. George Kieffer: Birth: 1856 in New Hamburg, MO or Alsace.

  2. Andrew Kieffer: Birth: 7 JAN 1859 in New Hamburg, MO. Death: APR in New Hamburg, MO

  3. John Joseph Kiefer: Birth: 4 AUG 1864 in New Hamburg, MO. Death: 02 MAR 1942 in Alice, TX

  4. Teresa "Tracy"Kieffer Halter: Birth: 21 JUN 1870 in New Hamburg, MO. Death: 22 DEC 1922 in Oran, MO


Sources
1. Source:   E201
Text:   In a Physician's Affadavit, dated 1891, Dr. Joseph Freeling stated that F.J. died of "dropsy and effusion into the (something or other) cardium."
2. Source:   E633
Text:   Documents from F.J.'s widow's application for Civil War Veterans' pension benefits show 1855 in one place, and 1856 in another place. At any rate, they were married by Father Leo in the St. Lawrence Church at New Hamburg, MO. 1856 is mentioned in the 1900 census from Sylvannia township, Scott county, MO. On the other hand, her son George is mentioned there as being born in June, 1856, which would point towards the 1855 date.

Notes
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