. History of the counties of Dauphin and Lebanon : in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania ; biographical and genealogical . oved to Annville, and remained three years inthe employ of James Bingham. He continued toreside there until his election to the office of clerk ofthe Orphans Court and the Court of Quarter Sessions,when he removed to Lebanon. At the expiration ofhis term of office he returned to Annville and enteredinto merchandising with C. H. Killiuger, then with Cumberland, Cumberland Co., Pa. His grandfather,John Klein, was descended from German ancestry,and settled in York County, Pa. H
. History of the counties of Dauphin and Lebanon : in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania ; biographical and genealogical . oved to Annville, and remained three years inthe employ of James Bingham. He continued toreside there until his election to the office of clerk ofthe Orphans Court and the Court of Quarter Sessions,when he removed to Lebanon. At the expiration ofhis term of office he returned to Annville and enteredinto merchandising with C. H. Killiuger, then with Cumberland, Cumberland Co., Pa. His grandfather,John Klein, was descended from German ancestry,and settled in York County, Pa. He had sons, Johnand Jacob, the former of whom removed to Cumber-land County, where he passed the remaining years ofhis life, dying in 1841. He married Eliza Berghaus,daughter of Henry 0. Berghaus, of Dauphin County,and their children were Theodore B., Henry S., andMary, who died in infancy. The childhood of Theo-dore B. Klein was passed in Harrisburg, where he re-ceived his education in the public schools and Partridges Military Institute. He learned thedrug business, subsequently removing to Mobile, Ala. (2>. J^vjuaI*. H. H. Kreider, and afterwards with D. O. Shenk, bispresent partner. For a period of ten years he servedas an associate judge of the Lebanon County been president since its organization of the Na-tional Bank of Annville. Judge Kinports marriedMary Ann Stein, daughter of Phillip Stein, of Ann-ville, and they had George W., Anna married Miller, Barbara, Rebecca, John H., Philip, Frank,Lizzie, Charles, and Hedwig. THEODORE B. Berghaus Klein, son of John Klein andEliza Berghaus, was born Aug. 22, 1831, in New After a brief residence in the South he returned toHarrisburg, and joining a corps of engineers underGen. Mifflin, engaged in surveys in various parts ofthe State. For some years he resided in AdamsCounty, engaged in the lumber, coal, and grain trade,but again returned to Harrisburg, and from thence toLebanon. In 1S78 he re
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