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The Plaskett Family

More than a century on the Big Sur coast

Mueller family

Kimberly Dawn Mueller Alderson

1964-11-25, St. Louis

2 known descendants · view family tree →

Kim Alderson atop a fallen old-growth redwood spanning the Mill Creek ravine.
Kim Alderson atop a fallen old-growth redwood spanning the Mill Creek ravine.

Kimberly Dawn Mueller Alderson was born on 1964-11-25 in St. Louis, child of Edwin Mueller and Geraldine Beckman. Kimberly Dawn married William Nicholas Alderson; Todd Allen Darnstaedt. They had 2 known children: Alexis Nicole Darnstaedt, Blake Allen Darnstaedt.

This summary is assembled from the family record. If you know more about Kimberly Dawn Mueller Alderson — stories, photographs, corrections — the family would be glad to hear from you.

Family

Parents: Edwin Mueller · Geraldine Beckman

Married: William Nicholas Alderson · Todd Allen Darnstaedt

Children: Alexis Nicole Darnstaedt · Blake Allen Darnstaedt

Brothers & sisters: Gilbert M Mueller · Michael Scott Mueller

Ancestry

Parents: Edwin Mueller · Geraldine Beckman

Grandparents: William Mueller · Elizabeth Boskamp Mueller · Herman W. Beckman · Edna Thies Beckman

Great-grandparents: Herman Fred Beckman · Helen Marie SCHOENBERG · Emma Kueker · Elizabeth Boskamp Mueller · Elizabeth Mueller · Elwin Thies

2× great-grandparents: Margaretha Catherina Middendorf Schoeneberg Hohlt · Frederick BECKMAN · Minna Guenner · Herman Heinrich Shoeneberg · Amylia Thris · Johann Friedrich (H Fritz) Thies

3× great-grandparents: Ludwig Nobbe · Anna Schnid · Henrich Wilhelm Thies

4× great-grandparents: Franz Heinrich Thies · Margarethe Elisabeth Kleine Esselbruegge

Stories
Photographs
Kim Alderson atop a fallen old-growth redwood spanning the Mill Creek ravine. LIVE
Kim Alderson atop a fallen old-growth redwood spanning the Mill Creek ravine.
Kim Alderson on the great fallen redwood log across Mill Creek. LIVE
Kim Alderson on the great fallen redwood log across Mill Creek.
Kim Alderson resting above the boulders of Mill Creek on the hike to the old mill site. LIVE
Kim Alderson resting above the boulders of Mill Creek on the hike to the old mill site.
Kim Alderson on the Mill Creek Trail. LIVE
Kim Alderson on the Mill Creek Trail.
Kim Alderson on the rope-assisted scramble down the serpentine cliff into Jade Cove — rockhounds have kept this route open for generations. LIVE
Kim Alderson on the rope-assisted scramble down the serpentine cliff into Jade Cove — rockhounds have kept this route open for generations.
The Jade Cove pullout on Highway 1 — Kim Alderson at the trailhead, Cave Rock offshore, and the coast running south into the haze.
The Jade Cove pullout on Highway 1 — Kim Alderson at the trailhead, Cave Rock offshore, and the coast running south into the haze.
Kim Alderson on the Plaskett Ridge trail, the coast her husband's family settled spread out behind her. LIVE
Kim Alderson on the Plaskett Ridge trail, the coast her husband's family settled spread out behind her.
Kim Alderson in a wind-sculpted oak grove on Plaskett Ridge. LIVE
Kim Alderson in a wind-sculpted oak grove on Plaskett Ridge.
Panorama from the point at Sand Dollar Beach, Kim Alderson perched on the serpentine rocks, Plaskett Rock holding the center of the bay.
Panorama from the point at Sand Dollar Beach, Kim Alderson perched on the serpentine rocks, Plaskett Rock holding the center of the bay.
Kim Alderson tucked into a serpentine alcove at the point above Sand Dollar Beach. LIVE
Kim Alderson tucked into a serpentine alcove at the point above Sand Dollar Beach.
Kim Alderson among the green rocks of the point — the same stone that names Jade Cove, one cove south. LIVE
Kim Alderson among the green rocks of the point — the same stone that names Jade Cove, one cove south.

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