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Name: James Alexander KLINE
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Birth: 11 Oct 1819 Tennessee
Death: 30 Sep 1899 Loudon, Loudon Co.Tennessee
Burial: Steekee Cemetary Loudon Co. Tennessee
Occupation: Tanner
Father: Jacob KLINE
(~1782-1860)
Mother: Hannah LOWRY
(1799-<1835)
Marriage: 19 Mar 1844 Roane County, Tennessee
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Spouse: Sarah Loutitia FRANKLIN
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Birth: 9 Jul 1824 Roane, Tennessee
Death: 16 Jun 1894 Loudon Co. Tennessee
Burial: Steekee Cemetery, Loudon Co TN
Occupation: Methodist
Father: Bernard
FRANKLIN (1788-1845)
Mother: Ann Moore
DOBSON (1803-1884)
Children:
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1 F: Mary Ann KLINE
Birth: 5 Jul 1845 Loudon Co. Tennessee
Death: 22 Oct 1899 Loudon Co. Tennessee
Spouse: James Harrison
JOHNSTON
Marriage: 18 Oct 1866 Roane County, Tennessee
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2 M: William
Lowry (Budd) KLINE Sr
Birth: 5 May 1847 Loudon Co. Tennessee
Death: 23 Mar 1893 Loudon Co. Tennessee
Spouse: Margaret
(Maggie) Josephine HALL
Marriage: 27 Dec 1876 Loudon, Loudon Co.Tennessee
Spouse: Susan
Mildred LATIMORE
Marriage: 28 Oct 1886
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3 M: Benjaman Thomas KLINE
Birth: 5 Mar 1850 Loudon Co. Tennessee
Death: 23 Dec 1850 Loudon, Loudon Co.Tennessee
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4 F: W. B KLINE
Birth: 1878 Loudon Co. Tennessee
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Notes for James Alexander KLINE
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1869 Roane County Tax List 5th District
KLINE, W.L.; 1 poll
KLINE, James A.; 460 acres - value $8000$1000
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1850 Grainger Co. Federal Census
Kline, James A. 30 M. Tanner born TN
Sarah L.
24 F
born TN
Mary
4 F
born TN
Wm. L.
3 M
born TN
Mc??, Nathan 24 M Tanner
born TN
Flora?, Abram 24 M Saddler born
TN
Amis, Wm 16 M
Tanner born TN
Burrges, Geo. 15 M Saddler
born TN
Tuff, Hugh 12
M Tanner born TN
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1880 Federal Census Loudon Co. TN
Kline,
J.A.
age 60 Tanner born
TN
S. L
age 56
born TN
W. L
age 31 son Farmer born TN
# M.B.
age 2 Daughter born TN
W.L age 11mo. Grandson
born TN
Franklin, A.M.
age 77 Mother in law
Martin, Sallie
age 27 Servant-housekeeper
Williams, Pose
age 14 nurse (Black Female)
# I believe this is the Granddaughter of James
A. Mary Blair)
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James Alexander- Southern Claims Commission
James A. Kline applied for payment for good provided
to the US Army during the Civil War.
Application was made in Loudon Co. Tn on the 29th
of Aug. 1871
Application states on Oct 25 & 26 1863, Dec
8 1863, June ? 1865, and April 1865 he provided goods.
listed among others were Corn, Wheat, Hay, Wood,
Blacksmith tools) the total amount coming to $ 8174.33 the property was
taken by or furnished to M.H. Blackfore of the Quarter Master Dept. of
the US Army who was stationed at Loudon TN.
James A offered the following witnesses:
Michell Rose who was then residing in either Louisiana
or Loudon
J. F Foster who was then residing in Loudon
Edward or Edmond Kline (Col.) who was then residing
in Loudon
J. H. Johnston who was then residing in Loudon
Notes on Edward or Edmond Kline
There is an Edward Kline who served in the US
Colored Corps as a Col. also found a marriage record of Edward Kline and
Nannie Carter in Loudon Co. Tn recorded in the White marriages.
Census records list Edward Kline as a Mulatto.
Was this Edward the son of James A. Kline?
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Notes for Sarah Loutitia FRANKLIN
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The United Methodist Church of Loudon (1858)
Located in the city of Loudon in Loudon County
(but was a part of Roane County until 1870).
Began in 1858 as The Methodist Episcopal Church.
The first pastor was the Rev. Crockett GODBY.
The Charter Members were:
Mrs. Q.Z. TIPTON, Sr.
Mrs. Alexander KLINE
James W. HUFF
Mrs. Kate LENOIR
Miss Margaret BICKNELL
Miss Bettie BICKNELL
Loudon County Centennial Edition, June 13-20,
1970, The Loudon County
Herald
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