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Jacob Carl Klingbech (1812–1897)
A Danish farmer who came to Utah in the Danish company of 1859 and joined Morris with his wife and son; he died in Idaho.
- On the roll
- Klingbeck, Jacob C., in the 1861–62 roll of membership printed in 1886
- Born
- September 1812, Denmark (Family Tree)
- Died
- 1897, Idaho (Family Tree)
- Family Tree
- FamilySearch L4SL-HCW, Jacob Carl Frantsen Klingbech (1812-1897). CHD roster of the Robert F. Neslen Company, 1859, with his wife Karen Marie and son Frederik; the CHD record links this Family Tree person. Died at Emmett, Idaho. Identified by editor (CHD roster and FamilySearch).
- Connected names on the roll
- Klingbeck, Karen M.; Klingbeck, Frederick V.
What the sources say
Jacob Carl Frantsen Klingbech (1812–1897), born in Denmark, who came to Utah with his wife Karen Marie and their children in the Robert F. Neslen Company of 1859, the Danish company that also brought the Hanson, Christoffersen and Sorenson families on the roll (Church History Biographical Database; FamilySearch L4SL-HCW). In 1860 the family was at Moroni, Sanpete County, where he was enumerated as Jacob C. Clingbeck, farmer, with Caroline M. and Fredk W. (1860 U.S. census, Sanpete County). He died at Emmett, Idaho, in 1897.
Sources
- 1860 U.S. census, Utah Territory.
- Church History Biographical Database, pioneer companies. Church History Department
- FamilySearch Family Tree, L4SL-HCW. Consulted November 3, 2026.
Cite this page
Rogers, Eric Paul, ed. “Jacob Carl Klingbech (1812–1897).” Morrisite.org. https://morrisite.org/person/jacob-carl-klingbech.html. Updated November 3, 2026.