Hans Jacob Kleeli -1700

 Hans Jacob Kleeli, son of Hans Conrad Kleeli and Magdalena Neuweiler was

• christened 2 June 1700 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland            
• married Elizabetha Keller (1707) on 10 Jan 1730 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland
• buried 13 September 1760 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland

Hans Jacob Kleeli and Elizabetha Keller are the parents of:

• Hans Melchior Kleeli 1731-1734            
• Anna Magdalena Kleeli 1733-1758           
• Hans Conrad Kleeli 1737-1738
• Anna Barbara Kleeli 1737-1738
• son Kleeli 1738-1738
• *Hans Jacob Kleeli 1740-1820
• Hans Melcher Kleeli 1742-1752
• Johannes Kleeli 1745-1815
• Hans Georg Kleeli 1746-1746

Children living into adulthood included:

• Anna Magdalena Kleeli 1733-1758             
• *Hans Jacob Kleeli 1740-1820
• Johannes Kleeli 1745-1815     

Anna Magdalena Kleeli 1733-1758  

• christened 5 March 1733 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland            
• married Hans Jacob Hafen 6 January 1756 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland
• died February 1758 at the age of 25.

Anna Magdalena Kleeli and Hans Jacob Hafen are the parents of:

• Anna Elisabeth Hafen 1756-            
• Hanss Jacob Hafen 1758 - 

Hans Jacob Kleeli 1740-1820 - see the other post on this page

Johannes Kleeli 1745-1815

• christened 8 July 1749 in Evangelisch church, Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland
• married Anna Barbara Diethelm 14 October 1773 in the Evangelisch church in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland
• died 5 October 1815 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland
• buried 7 October 1815 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland           

Johannes Kleeli and Anna Barbara Diethelm are the parents of:

• Johannes Klelin Jr. 1774-1778
• Maria Magdalena Kleelin 1776-1776
• Anna Barbara Klelin 1778-1778
• Anna Elisabeth Kleli 1781-1849
• Maria Magdalena Klelin 1783-1786
• Susanna Kleli 1785-1808
• son Kleeli 1787-1787
• Johannes Kleili 1792-
• Anna Kleeili 1794-
• Maria Magdalena Kleili 1795-
• Hans Jakob Kleili 1798-
• Hans Georg Kleili 1799-
• Susanna Kleili 1802-
• Maria Magdalena Kleili 1804-
• Anna Barbara Kleili 1810

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Hanss Jacob Kleeli 1740-1820

 Hanss Jacob Kleeli, son of  Has Jacob Kleeli and Elisabetha Keller,  

• christened 9 Feb 1740 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland             
• married   Maria Magdalena Herzog 20 May 1767 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland                
• died 30 August 1820 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland
• buried 1 September 1820 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland

Hanss Jacob Kleeli and Maria Magdalena Herzog are the parents of:

• Hanss Jacob Kleeli 1768-1768             
• Susanna Kleeli 1769-1840                    
• Anna Elisabeht Kleeli 1771-1773         
• Sabina Kleeli 1774-1774
• Maria Magdalena Kleeli 1775-1778
• Anna Elisabeth Kleeli 1777-1778
• Wilhelm Kleeli 1778-1778
• Maria Magdalena Kleeli 1779-1816
• Anna Elisabeth Kleeli 1781-1781
• Sabina Kleeli 1782-1782
• Hans Jakob Kleeli 1785-1811
• son Kleeli 1787-1787 

The children that grew to adulthood were:                

• Susanna Kleeli 1769-1840                    
• Maria Magdalena Kleeli 1779-1816
• Hans Jakob Kleeli 1785-1811  

Susanna Kleeli 1769-1840

• born 24 September 1769 in Landschlacht, Thurgau, Switzerland
• christened 28 September 1769 in Evangelisch Church, Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland
• married Hanss Jacob Hafen 14 Jan 1790 in the Protestant Church of Altnau, Altnau, Thurgau, Switzerland
• died 25 October 1840 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland
• buried 28 October 1840 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland
• Hanss Jacob Hafen and Susanna Kleeli are the parents of:
• Johannes Hafen 1792-1866
• Anna Hafen 1794-1872
• Maria Magdalena Hafen 1795-1796
• Hans Jakob Hafen 17988-1800
• Hans Georg Hafen 1799-1799
• Susanna Hafen 1802-1802
• Hans Jakob Hafen 1803-1803
• *Maria Magdalena Hafen 1804-1853
• Hans Jakob Hafen 1806-1806
• Anna Barbara Hafen 1810-1885

   

Maria Magdalena Kleeli 1779-1816

• christened 17 October 1779 in Evangelisch Church, Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland
• married Hans Georg Schwank 8 May 1810 in Landschlacht, Thurgau, Switzerland
• died 13 September 1816 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland
• buried 15 September 1816 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland
• Hans Georg Schwank and Maria Magdalena Kleeli are the parents of:
• Anna Barbara Schwank 1810 -  (research for a spouse)
• Johann Jakob Schwank 1812-1813
• Maria Magdalena Schwank 1813-1818

    

Hans Jakob Kleeli 1785-1811

• christened 15 February 1785 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland
• married Anna Elisabetha Meier
• died 6 September 1811 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland
• buried 7 September 1811 in Scherzingen, Thurgau, Switzerland
• HOWEVER, his death date is after the children that have been found RESEARCH!
• Hans Jakob Kleeli and Anna Elisabetha Meier are the parents of:
• Hans Georg Kleeli 1803-
• Hans Heinrich Kleeli 1804-1870
• Hans Jacob Kleeli 1804-
• Johann Konrad Kleeli 1809-
• Maria Magdalena Kleeli 1811-
• Anna Cathrina Kleeli 1813-
• Hans Conrad Kleeli 1815-
• Johann Konrad Kleeli 1816-

Hans Jakob Kleeli 1785

 There are a few problems with the sources attached to Hans Jakob Kleeli chr 15 Feb 1785 in FamilySearch Family Tree.

It appears to be a solid burial date, but then he has three children that would not have been possible, sources also appear to be correct.

The easy fix is that there are two Hans Jakob Kleeli's.  

It does not appear that their is a source for the father Hanss Jacob Kleeli 1740-1820 married to Maria Magdalena Herzog.  The son Hans Jakob was married to Anna Elisabetha.

Burial record shows:  Hans Jakob Kleli son of Mar Magdalena Herzog and Hans Jakob Kleeeli died 6 Sep 1811 and buried the next day 7 Sep 1811 in Scherzingen.  Hans was 26 years old.

Child Maria Magdalena Kleli was born 17 Sep 1811.  Daughter of Hans Jakob Kleli and Anna Elisabeth Meyer.

Father Hans Jakob Kleli's wife, Maria Magdalena Kleli,  aged 68 years born about 1743, died 27 October 1811, buried the next day 28 Oct 1811 in Scherzingen.

      The attached sources all appear to be correct, but are not possible.

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