Reuben Klingler was born in Perry County, Ohio on May 23, 1844. When about three years of age he came with his parents to Hardin County. Early in life he united with the St. Paul Reformed Church, three miles southwest of Ada, of which he remained an exemplary member to the end of his days. He enlissted in Co. A. 118th Regiment, O.V.I. in August 1862. He was with the regiment and participated in all its engagements and was mustered out of service at Saulsbury, N.C. in 1865. He was married to Miss Margaret S. Fisher on April 23, 1867. The union was blessed with three sons and four daughters, and these, with three grandchildren, all survive. Faithful to his God, his country and his family, he fell asleep in Jesus, after a brief illness, April 8, 1896. Respected by all who knew him, he will be greatly missed; but as our loss is his eternal gain we will not repine but bow in submission to Him who "doeth all things well."
1870 Orange Twp., Hancock Co., Oh. 7/13/1870
Klingler, Reuben, 26, Farmer, born in Oh.
Margaret, 22, Keeping House, born in Oh.
Rosetta, 2, born in Oh.
William Long, 1, born in Oh.
1880 Liberty Twp., Hardin Co., Oh. 6111880
Klingler, Rueben, 36, Farmer, Rheumatism, born in Oh.
Margaret, 32, keeping house, born in Oh.
Rosetta, 12, at school, born in Oh.
William, 9, at school, born in Oh.
David I., 7, at school, born in Oh.
Charley E., 6, at school, born in Oh.
Elva L., 4, born in Oh.
Margaret is living with son William in the 1900 census
Reuben Klingler was born in Perry County, Ohio on May 23, 1844. When about three years of age he came with his parents to Hardin County. Early in life he united with the St. Paul Reformed Church, three miles southwest of Ada, of which he remained an exemplary member to the end of his days. He enlissted in Co. A. 118th Regiment, O.V.I. in August 1862. He was with the regiment and participated in all its engagements and was mustered out of service at Saulsbury, N.C. in 1865. He was married to Miss Margaret S. Fisher on April 23, 1867. The union was blessed with three sons and four daughters, and these, with three grandchildren, all survive. Faithful to his God, his country and his family, he fell asleep in Jesus, after a brief illness, April 8, 1896. Respected by all who knew him, he will be greatly missed; but as our loss is his eternal gain we will not repine but bow in submission to Him who "doeth all things well."
1870 Orange Twp., Hancock Co., Oh. 7/13/1870
Klingler, Reuben, 26, Farmer, born in Oh.
Margaret, 22, Keeping House, born in Oh.
Rosetta, 2, born in Oh.
William Long, 1, born in Oh.
1880 Liberty Twp., Hardin Co., Oh. 6111880
Klingler, Rueben, 36, Farmer, Rheumatism, born in Oh.
Margaret, 32, keeping house, born in Oh.
Rosetta, 12, at school, born in Oh.
William, 9, at school, born in Oh.
David I., 7, at school, born in Oh.
Charley E., 6, at school, born in Oh.
Elva L., 4, born in Oh.
Margaret is living with son William in the 1900 census
Family Members
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Amos Klingler
1842–1922
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Charles T. Klingler
1845–1910
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David D. Klingler
1847–1927
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Melanchthon W. Klingler
1848–1937
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William S. Klinger
1849–1917
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Sarah M. Klingler
1851–1862
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Adam Cornelius Klingler
1853–1921
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Jacob A. Klingler
1854–1939
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Calvin Paul Klingler
1857–1928
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Amelia Klingler Guyton
1859–1952
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Mary Ann Klingler Knoedler
1859–1932
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Catharine Klingler
1860–1860
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Stephen Arnold Douglas Klingler
1861–1927
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Saloma L.ydia Klingler Lambert
1862–1916
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Cyrus Clinton Klingler
1866–1949
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