In Romania records, his name is Nathan Knopfler.
Arad use to be in Hungary. Son Charles lists Moravia as birthplace of Dr. Knepfler.
He was a doctor, fought during the Hungarian Revolution, and was a founding member of Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation in Indianapolis.
Wife: Leonore Morgenstern
Children:
Gottlieb Theodore (b.1836)
Joseph (1829-1905)
Carl (Charles) (b. 1838)
Theodora Thelka (b. 1842)
Tekla (b. 1843)
Fredrick (Fridrich) (b.1833)
Birth records of Theodora and Takla confirm names.
Link to his obituary in the Indiana State Medical Society Journal.
His son, Joseph Knefler (Frances Morninstar) whose son-in-law was Edward Taussig (Navy), Frederick Knepfler a Civil War soldier, and Charles Knepfler.
NOTE ABOUT BURIAL:
This plot Sec. E, Row 228 is a high profile area right at the intersection of adjoining roads below the chapel. The cemetery lists 9 burials in what is probably a 12 space plot. Only one stone remains today in this plot and it belongs to David and Martha Jane Wayne.
Erasmus B. Hicks can be found in Space 1.
Frances Knepfler can be found in Space 2.
There is a Child Watts in Space 3.
Nathan Knepfler can be found in Space 4. The cemetery spells the name Knephler.
Space 5 appears to have no burial.
David Wayne is in Space 6.
Martha Jane Sayles Wayne is in Space 7.
Calvin H. Young is in Space 8.
Ben F. Bennett is in Space 9.
Mattie Bennett is in Space 10.
It is unclear if any of these other burials ever had a stone. This is an older section of the cemetery and the vast majority of old stones are still intact for the most part.
Arad use to be in Hungary. Son Charles lists Moravia as birthplace of Dr. Knepfler.
He was a doctor, fought during the Hungarian Revolution, and was a founding member of Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation in Indianapolis.
Wife: Leonore Morgenstern
Children:
Gottlieb Theodore (b.1836)
Joseph (1829-1905)
Carl (Charles) (b. 1838)
Theodora Thelka (b. 1842)
Tekla (b. 1843)
Fredrick (Fridrich) (b.1833)
Birth records of Theodora and Takla confirm names.
Link to his obituary in the Indiana State Medical Society Journal.
His son, Joseph Knefler (Frances Morninstar) whose son-in-law was Edward Taussig (Navy), Frederick Knepfler a Civil War soldier, and Charles Knepfler.
NOTE ABOUT BURIAL:
This plot Sec. E, Row 228 is a high profile area right at the intersection of adjoining roads below the chapel. The cemetery lists 9 burials in what is probably a 12 space plot. Only one stone remains today in this plot and it belongs to David and Martha Jane Wayne.
Erasmus B. Hicks can be found in Space 1.
Frances Knepfler can be found in Space 2.
There is a Child Watts in Space 3.
Nathan Knepfler can be found in Space 4. The cemetery spells the name Knephler.
Space 5 appears to have no burial.
David Wayne is in Space 6.
Martha Jane Sayles Wayne is in Space 7.
Calvin H. Young is in Space 8.
Ben F. Bennett is in Space 9.
Mattie Bennett is in Space 10.
It is unclear if any of these other burials ever had a stone. This is an older section of the cemetery and the vast majority of old stones are still intact for the most part.
In Romania records, his name is Nathan Knopfler.
Arad use to be in Hungary. Son Charles lists Moravia as birthplace of Dr. Knepfler.
He was a doctor, fought during the Hungarian Revolution, and was a founding member of Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation in Indianapolis.
Wife: Leonore Morgenstern
Children:
Gottlieb Theodore (b.1836)
Joseph (1829-1905)
Carl (Charles) (b. 1838)
Theodora Thelka (b. 1842)
Tekla (b. 1843)
Fredrick (Fridrich) (b.1833)
Birth records of Theodora and Takla confirm names.
Link to his obituary in the Indiana State Medical Society Journal.
His son, Joseph Knefler (Frances Morninstar) whose son-in-law was Edward Taussig (Navy), Frederick Knepfler a Civil War soldier, and Charles Knepfler.
NOTE ABOUT BURIAL:
This plot Sec. E, Row 228 is a high profile area right at the intersection of adjoining roads below the chapel. The cemetery lists 9 burials in what is probably a 12 space plot. Only one stone remains today in this plot and it belongs to David and Martha Jane Wayne.
Erasmus B. Hicks can be found in Space 1.
Frances Knepfler can be found in Space 2.
There is a Child Watts in Space 3.
Nathan Knepfler can be found in Space 4. The cemetery spells the name Knephler.
Space 5 appears to have no burial.
David Wayne is in Space 6.
Martha Jane Sayles Wayne is in Space 7.
Calvin H. Young is in Space 8.
Ben F. Bennett is in Space 9.
Mattie Bennett is in Space 10.
It is unclear if any of these other burials ever had a stone. This is an older section of the cemetery and the vast majority of old stones are still intact for the most part.
Arad use to be in Hungary. Son Charles lists Moravia as birthplace of Dr. Knepfler.
He was a doctor, fought during the Hungarian Revolution, and was a founding member of Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation in Indianapolis.
Wife: Leonore Morgenstern
Children:
Gottlieb Theodore (b.1836)
Joseph (1829-1905)
Carl (Charles) (b. 1838)
Theodora Thelka (b. 1842)
Tekla (b. 1843)
Fredrick (Fridrich) (b.1833)
Birth records of Theodora and Takla confirm names.
Link to his obituary in the Indiana State Medical Society Journal.
His son, Joseph Knefler (Frances Morninstar) whose son-in-law was Edward Taussig (Navy), Frederick Knepfler a Civil War soldier, and Charles Knepfler.
NOTE ABOUT BURIAL:
This plot Sec. E, Row 228 is a high profile area right at the intersection of adjoining roads below the chapel. The cemetery lists 9 burials in what is probably a 12 space plot. Only one stone remains today in this plot and it belongs to David and Martha Jane Wayne.
Erasmus B. Hicks can be found in Space 1.
Frances Knepfler can be found in Space 2.
There is a Child Watts in Space 3.
Nathan Knepfler can be found in Space 4. The cemetery spells the name Knephler.
Space 5 appears to have no burial.
David Wayne is in Space 6.
Martha Jane Sayles Wayne is in Space 7.
Calvin H. Young is in Space 8.
Ben F. Bennett is in Space 9.
Mattie Bennett is in Space 10.
It is unclear if any of these other burials ever had a stone. This is an older section of the cemetery and the vast majority of old stones are still intact for the most part.
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