Up to date

 as of 16 April 2025, I have gone through Billeter's Temple Record Book and made sure all links are as he thought they should be, with the exceptions noted in the document.  A couple of individuals have been moved to another parent, by the same name, which is impossible for us to tell which one is correct because the christening records and the marriage records to not tie the generations together.  I left it as someone had it showing because we are all just guessing unless other records were found.

 As I searched for source documents in FamilySearch, I have added anyone that was not already showing/entered and attached the sources to them, however, those were very few.

All individuals either have their temple work done, or I reserved them.

There are a few more girls that have married and FSFT shows their children.  I will go in after this date and make sure all of there sources are attached and all work is done for them.

Allyson Wood 

 Kleeli Research from Family Search

Possible meaning of Kleeli

The last name Kleeli has its origins in the Hebrew language, where it is believed to derive from the word "kli," meaning "vessel" or "tool," often associated with craftsmanship or utility. This surname may have first appeared in regions with significant Jewish populations, particularly in Eastern Europe, where many surnames were adopted based on occupations or characteristics. The name Kleeli could suggest a lineage of artisans or individuals involved in trades that required skill and precision. Variations of the surname may exist in different cultures, particularly in transliterations from Hebrew to other languages, but specific notable variations are less documented. As with many surnames, the spelling and pronunciation may differ based on regional dialects and linguistic influences, but the core meaning related to craftsmanship remains a common thread. While detailed historical records specific to the surname Kleeli may be limited, its roots reflect a connection to practical skills and the cultural significance of craftsmanship in Jewish heritage.     Source:  https://www.myheritage.com/names/barbara_kleeli

Kleeli Research

 Kleeli Research from Family Search   All available sources and work has been done or reserved for all of the records that are currently available for Kleeli's from Switzerland in FSFT.  I double checked with Billeter's Temple Book and all entries are okay, with a few changes that I cannot prove one way or the other, so I left as they were.