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Fredrick F Kelling Born 1827

Born on Apr 14, 1827 to Joachim Kelling and Margaretha Catharina Harder Kelling. Fredrick F Kelling passed away on and was buried in Glenwood Cemetery in Goldfield, IA. Fredrick F Kelling was married to Margaretha Buck Kelling and had 1 children: Mary Ann Kelling Knight.

Birth:
Apr 14, 1827
Plot:
The spot shown on Google Maps when you click the GPS coordinates seems close. If you start under the Glenwood Cemetery arch, that is at about the half way point along the west side of the road, then walk due west, veering slightly right, you pass Frederick Kelling's marker. You have gone too far, if you see, C. H. Martin's, and then the Alvin and Lucy Plumley.
Burial place:
Glenwood Cemetery
Goldfield, IA

Passed away Relatives of Fredrick F Kelling

parents

18021863 (aged 60)
Burial place:
Address:
Goldfield, IA
Died 1882
Burial place:
Address:
Goldfield, IA

spouses

18351903 (aged 68)
Burial place:
Address:
Goldfield, IA

children

18581938 (aged 80)
Birth place:
Goldfield, IA
Burial place:
Address:
Goldfield, IA

siblings

Fredrick F Kelling
Died 1891
18281912 (aged 83)
Burial place:
Address:
Goldfield, IA
Died 1929
Burial place:
Address:
Goldfield, IA
Died 1900
Burial place:
Address:
Iowa
18431907 (aged 64)
Burial place:
Address:
Goldfield, IA
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Who is Else Buried at Glenwood Cemetery in Iowa

18481901 (aged 53)
Birth place:
Pennsylvania
18961976 (aged 80)
18431917 (aged 74)
Birth place:
Pennsylvania
19372001 (aged 64)
19302008 (aged 78)
Birth place:
Goldfield, IA
19031991 (aged 88)
19282014 (aged 85)
19191993 (aged 73)
Birth place:
Goldfield, IA

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When was Fredrick F Kelling born?

Fredrick Kelling was born on April 14, 1827

Where is Fredrick F Kelling buried?

Fredrick Kelling is interred in Goldfield, IA, in Plot: The spot shown on Google Maps when you click the GPS coordinates seems close. If you start under the Glenwood Cemetery arch, that is at about the half way point along the west side of the road, then walk due west, veering slightly right, you pass Frederick Kelling's marker. You have gone too far, if you see, C. H. Martin's, and then the Alvin and Lucy Plumley.