THE BERRY MEADOW ARCHIVE - Mountain Light School

a, 2 nd m. Janice Scheuerman m. (1 st ) Ken Jones (2 nd ) David Enos
sons (1 st m.). Brock, Tracy Jones
2. Warren Huntley, 1921-1967 m. (1 st ) Doris Luft (2 nd ) Beverly Willson
a, 1 st m. Ramon
b. Gale
c. Dale
d. Charlene
a, 2 nd m. Kathy
b. Marilyn
1 The Green and Rothe families arrived in the US on the SS City of Montreal, January 6, 1876.
2 Elderly Henry Rothe (1824-1883), a native of Schöntal, journeyed to the Pacific Northwest after the
death of his wife and against the advice of some family members, and died soon after his arrival in
Endicott on April 22, 1883. Anna Rothe Green‟s second marriage was to John Weitz.
3 Magdalena celebrated her first birthday on October 3, 1882 when the Green family was en route by
wagon from Portland to the Endicott area. Family oral history about this event provided the first
documentation dating their historic trek.
The George Phillip and Elizabeth Kleweno Family
George Phillip Kleweno, 1 1812-1860 m. Elizabeth
The only 18 th century Kleweno family listed on a Plehve Russian census chart showing this
cluster of names are parents Georg Phillip, b. 1796/97 (son of Adam) m. Elizabeth Wilhelm, b. 1801 with
seven children including Anna Catharina, b. 1837/38 married to Adam Leinweber, b. 1831; Johann
Heinrich, b. 1834 m. Maria Elizabeth Scheuermann, b. 1834; Christian, b. 1843; and Heinrich Daniel, b.
1826? m. Elisabeth Margaretha Schneider, b. 1832.
According to Kleweno family historians Doris Maddern (Wakefield, KS) and Victor Kleweno
(MN), George Phillip Kleweno had an older brother, Phillip Peter, 1822-1884, husband of Anna
Elizabeth, who immigrated to the US and died in Endicott, WA. Phillip Peter and Anna were the parents
of Johann, b. 1845, Johann George, b. 1862, and Marie, b. 1869. Note burials in the Endicott Cemetery of
John (1848-1935) and Marie C. (1848-1935) Kleweno.
Victor Kleweno informed Evelyn Reich that George Phillip Kleweno (b. 1812) was a brother to
Phillip (Peter) Kleweno, b. 1822, who immigrated in 1876 on the SS Mosel and was the father of
Johannes, Johannes Georg, and Maria Kleweno. A third Kleweno brother, Johannes, had a son Johannes,
b. 1855, who also came to the United States in 1876 and settled in Kansas. He married Catherine
Elizabeth Benner, grandparents of family historian Doris Maddern of Wakefield, Kansas.
I. Anna F., b. 1830 m. Adam Leinweber
A. John, 1861-1954 m. (1
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st ) ? (2 nd ) Susanna Marie Lautenschlager, 1860-1935