Concordia Historical Institute Microfilm Kil-Kit

Transcribed by Gloria Dettleff - Copyright 2001

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NAME DOB Place of Birth DOD Place of Death Father Mother NAME Spouse Marriage Date Marriage Location Comment NAME NAME Baptism Sponsors Record Type

KILLIAN, Ben Unk Yankton, SD Unk Unk, Unk KILLIAN, Ben SCHEMPP, Minnie 21 Nov 1923 Yankton Co., SD Wit. Kenneth SHOBERT & Mary KILLIAN KILLIAN, Ben KILLIAN, Ben M

KILLIAN, Doris Jane 29 Sep 1927 Yankton County, SD Ben SHEMPP, Minnie KILLIAN, Doris Jane Unk, Unk KILLIAN, Doris Jane KILLIAN, Doris Jane Kenneth SHOBERT, Mary KILLIAN B

KILLIAN, Kenneth Dale 1 Sep 1925 Yankton County, SD Ben SHEMPP, Minnie KILLIAN, Kenneth Dale Unk, Unk KILLIAN, Kenneth Dale KILLIAN, Kenneth Dale Kenneth SHUBERT & Mary KILLIAN (witnesses) B

KILLIAN, Mary Rose ~1907 Yankton, SD Unk Unk, Unk KILLIAN, Mary Rose SHOBERT, Kenneth 11 Sep 1928 Yankton County, SD Wit. Ben PETERKA & Helen KILLIAN KILLIAN, Mary Rose KILLIAN, Mary Rose M

KIRSCH, Chris ~1901 Watertown, SD Unk Unk, Unk KIRSCH, Chris CHANDLER, Lona 8 Jun 1936 Yankton County, SD Wit. Mr. & Mrs. Ray CHANDLER KIRSCH, Chris KIRSCH, Chris M

KIRSCHENMANN, Caroline ~1890 Yankton, SD Unk Unk, Unk KIRSCHENMANN, Caroline WEILAND, August 7 May 1932 Yankton County, SD Wit. Mr. & Mrs. John FIEDLER KIRSCHENMANN, Caroline KIRSCHENMANN, Caroline M

KIRSCHENMANN, Marjory Mae 29 May 1927 Yankton County, SD Fred REMBOLD, Carolina KIRSCHENMANN, Marjory Mae Unk, Unk KIRSCHENMANN, Marjory Mae KIRSCHENMANN, Marjory Mae Irene HOFFMANN, Viola WEILAND B

KITZMANN, Elisabeth Heriett 17 Oct 1896 Yankton County, SD Hermann VODT, Julia KITZMANN, Elisabeth Heriett Unk, Unk KITZMANN, Elisabeth Heriett KITZMANN, Elisabeth Heriett Wilhelm & Anna NIELAND B

KITZMANN, Gracy Magdalena 17 Sep 1901 Yankton County, SD Herrmann TODT, Julie KITZMANN, Gracy Magdalena Unk, Unk KITZMANN, Gracy Magdalena KITZMANN, Gracy Magdalena Conrad & Magdalena GUERIKE B

KITZMANN, Hermann Unk Yankton County, SD Unk Unk, Unk KITZMANN, Hermann TODT, Julie 3 Feb 1892 Yankton Co., SD Wit. Otto SAECKEL, Mary & John TODT, EmilieNIELAND KITZMANN, Hermann KITZMANN, Hermann M

KITZMANN, Julia Anna 17 Jan 1895 Yankton County, SD Hermann TODT, Julia KITZMANN, Julia Anna Unk, Unk KITZMANN, Julia Anna KITZMANN, Julia Anna Hetty TODT & Heinrich REPP B

KITZMANN, Katharina Elisabeth 26 Nov 1893 Yankton County, SD Hermann TODT, Julia KITZMANN, Katharina Elisabeth Unk, Unk KITZMANN, Katharina Elisabeth KITZMANN, Katharina Elisabeth Katharina & Emma TODT B

NAME DOB Place of Birth DOD Place of Death Father Mother NAME Spouse Marriage Date Marriage Location Comment NAME NAME Baptism Sponsors Record Type

This database was created by extracting the data from Concordia Historical Institute's Microfilm #1828. This microfilm contains the combined records of the Lutheran churches of Rosenberg, Walshtown and Yankton, South Dakota from approximately 1882 to 1937. Marriages and deaths are all inclusive with births stopping at 31 Dec 1930. These microfilmed records were compiled in a confusing manner making it difficult to always match a person to a church. The Record Type is indicated with the following abbreviations: B = Birth/Baptism; C = Confirmation; Com = Communion; M = Marriage; D = Death/Burial; Reg = Family Register church unclear; Reg-R = Family Register Rosenberg; Reg-W = Family Register Walshtown and Reg-Y = Family Register Yankton. The early records are written in 1800s script-style German, which presented a challenge for transcribing. The records are transcribed "as-is" in the German spelling (Heinrich not Henry) and sometimes as a "best guess." This database may not be reproduced in full or in part as a part of a for-profit publication.