May I have this 1822? birth record for Jakob Klott translated?

CarolEKallmeyer

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film 102117112; image 133 of 719; page 8 first birth

His birth is recorded on death records as "Jacob Fredrich Klott" born in "Darmstade-Dieburg, Hesse, Germany"?

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/95269382

A St. Louis marriage record has his name as "James Klott"?

https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/510055638:1171?tid=&pid=&queryId=464d70a916192da7ac977caf3d46e880&_phsrc=lYc12&_phstart=successSource

Marion Wolfert

On the 24 June, 1822 was born in the afternoon between 2 and 3 o'clock

Jakob Klatt, son of the local resident and farmer Kamil Klatt and wife Elisabetha nee Hoof or Haf. He was the fourth child, a son, the second in this marriage. He was christened on the 25 June 1822 at 3'oclock in the afternoon and received the given name, Jakob.

Witnesses are Jakob Feuerbach a local resident and shoemaker who signs this protocol together with the father of the child. (the father signs as Kamil Klod) (I have never seen the given name Kamil before)

CarolEKallmeyer

Thank you this is most helpful Marion. I appreciate your translation.

Carol