York County, Pennsylvania Church Records, 1744-69: Jacob Lischy's Private Pastoral Record Name: Koller, Joh. Jacob Description: Baptized Event: Baptism Date: May 1760 Place: York Co., PA Church: Jacob Lischy's Private Pastoral Record, York County, Pennsylvania, 1744-1769 Remarks: In York ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Name: Koller, Rudolf Description: Father Event: Baptism Place: York Co., PA Church: Jacob Lischy's Private Pastoral Record, York County, Pennsylvania, 1744-1769 Remarks: In York ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Name: Koller, Rosina Description: Mother Event: Baptism Place: York Co., PA Church: Jacob Lischy's Private Pastoral Record, York County, Pennsylvania, 1744-1769 Remarks: In York Sally Gustafson Santa Barbara, CA sallyg@west.net

Hello, It is Christmas time and, therefore, time to bore you with the condensed version of our year. Other than wonderful times with family and friends, the only extra fun part of my year was that one of our daughters and I went on a tour. My billfold was 'lifted' in London, and yet I still found the city fascinating. My favorite part of this trip to England, France, and Spain, however, was the ferry ride on the English channel. I have always loved being on the water and spent most of the hour and a half crossing out on the deck, in spite of the foul weather! As we grew ever distant from those beautiful white cliffs at the port of Dover, I could not help but wonder how the English civilians must have felt as they were leaving, in their private craft, during WWII, to rescue the military men from the shores of France. Our second grandchild joined the family (a whole month early) on March 30th. Our niece and her children were arriving from our homestate of MO. My husband had plans to take Mother to her dental appointment so that I could collect the 3 of them from the airport. Instead, one of our daughters headed for the airport (unbeknownst to our niece) while I stayed to help this sweet and small, but healthy, baby come safely into this world. She and our other grandaughter (born Sept '99) are the highlights of this grandmother's and granddaddy's lives! Sadly for us, one of my husband's brothers was called to be with the Lord on March 7th. Naturally we went to MO for his funeral. But, that definitely was not a fun way to get to see the other siblings. (We hope to do better in 2001.) This brother would have been 75 yrs old on the very day our 2nd grandchild was born, and we miss him so much! Then, on October 2nd, my dear mother died, only 36 hours after the birth of my sister's third grandchild. (This baby also arrived small and healthy, but a month ahead of schedule!) Mother's advanced cancer was detected, very unexpectantly, only one month before her flight Home to Heaven. We were in MO at the time, so she died right there where she had been born, in our hometown of Carrollton. My husband and I were with her until after she drew her final breath, and for that I will always be thankful. Being an 'orphan', with no living siblings, is a scary thing for me. And, frankly I do not feel that I am wise enough to be the lead generation of the family! We continue to be blissfully spoiled by having all of our young-adult children living right here in the Phoenix metro area. All were here for Thanksgiving and will be for Christmas! The only thing better would be for my sister's children and grandchildren to be as close at hand. Luckily, we get to spend time with them when we go to MO. Christmas will be difficult without Mother and my brother-in-law, but we will persevere. After all, at least we know (as a friend so wisely told me) that they are attending the ultimate birthday party for Christ. Best wishes and much love to all for this Holy Holiday season and for 2001. Leslie

The message below came through the Kaylor list and had been sent there by Tuila@aol.com. `````````` >From on-line Hamburg Passenger lists http://www.hamburg.de/StadtPol/ehembuergerm/buerger2.htm Info Nachname First Name State of Residence Date of Birth Destination Family Members Category Details Kehler Abraham Österreich 1885/1886 New York yes d Details Kehler Adolph Russland 1855/1856 New York none d Details Kehler Alfred Sachsen 1873/1874 New York none d Details Kehler Caroline Unterfranken 1892/1893 New York yes d Details Kehler Czarne Österreich 1863/1864 New York yes d Details Kehler Dorothea Unterfranken 1861/1862 New York yes d Details Kehler Marie Westpreußen 1864/1865 Gretna none i Details Kehler Rosa Unterfranken 1890/1891 New York yes d Details Kehler Wolf Österreich 1884/1885 New York yes d To get further informationen click on Details (at the URL)! [key] d direct emigration i indirect emigration n emigrant on a not emigration ship HAMBURG BACK GERMAN GUESTBOOK IMPRINT ==== KAYLOR Mailing List ==== Do you have a KAYLOR or variant home page you would like to share with us? We can add it to the Kaylor Mail List Page. Send URL to "makaylor@npwt.net" ============================== Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate your heritage! http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog

The message below came through the Keller list. Leslie -- Original Message -- From: "T Michael Keller" <tmkeller@bellatlantic.net> To: <KELLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2000 7:21 AM Subject: [KELLER] E. Feleciana Parish,LA Marriages > List:I welcome comments and additions to this list of marriages. > Alexander S Keller m Sarah J Jelks May 3,1855 > Elizabeth A Keller m A. Porter Brown May 7,1861 > Ellen E Keller m Iverson g Gayden Dec 4,1851 > George W Keller m Susan A Hawsey Jun 19,1860 > John F Keller m M Aseneth Griffith Oct 16,1865 > Lavicy Keller m Eli Dangerfield Jun 14,1868 > Mary George Keller m Gidion L Folger Jan 1, 1865

Rootsweb will commence a technical upgrade to some of the mailing lists today. It will last about 10 hours. This does not affect all lists, but just in case you find a problem with submitting a query, etc. and it doesn't appear to go through, keep this in mind. No messages are to be lost, just delayed. Leslie (Bridges) Kohler

Good morning. Janice accidentally sent the message below to the admin. address instead of the posting address, so I am sharing it here (as well as on other K_L_R lists). Leslie Kohler -- Original Message -- From: "Leitzke, Randy" <Leitzker@LanePowell.com> To: <keller-l-request@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 10:01 PM Subject: Karl Ferdinand Keller > Hi, > I am researching my ancestor, Karl Ferdinand Keller born 1812 in or near > Zurich Switzerland. He married Rosina Stucki, born Sept 15, 1819 perhaps > near Durnten, Switzerland. They emigrated to Sauk County, Wisconsin in 1854 > with their children. They may have lived in Gruningen, Switzerland as I > believe some of the children were born there. Family history says that the > Kellers were prominent in law and perhaps government but that Karl wanted to > become a farmer. Karl had a brother, Albert Keller who moved to Milano, > Italy and owned a silk Factory. Karl and Rosina named their children, Lena, > Ferdinand, Henry, Herman, Albert, Emma, Emily, Emil, Mark, Otto, Edward, > Alfred, Minna, Richard. > If any of this sounds familiar please write me. I would like to know more > about this family in Switzerland before 1854 esp. or related family members. > > Sincerely, > Janice > LeitzkeR@lanepowell.com

The message below came directly to me as the list admin. for the KELLER list. Since I do not Know if HMrrw@aol.com is subscribed to any of these K_L_R lists, your best bet would be to send any answers directly to HMrrw@aol.com along with a copy to the lists. Leslie ----- Original Message ----- From: <HMrrw@aol.com> To: <KELLER-admin@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 9:23 PM Subject: Helen Keller Morrow > I would like information on the Keller's. I think they came from Anniston or > somewhere in Georgia. > I live in Birmingham, Ala. but I have lived in Pell City most all my life. > My grandfather was J.W Keller, my grandmother was Mary Etta Pilkington. My > father was Cecil Keller and my uncle was A.G Keller. I would like to hear > from you.

You may wish to check out the new obit information that has recently been posted to the KELLER obits page at GenConnect. To do so, go to http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/k/e/KELLER/obituaries Leslie

The following message was sent to the KELLER list yesterday by merrill@crocker.com . Please contact merrill@crocker.com with any questions since I have no further information. Leslie ----- Original Message ----- From: <merrill@crocker.com> To: <KELLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2000 11:30 AM > I saw this item for sale at eBay, the world's largest personal trading community, and thought that you might be interested. > > The author is I. Keller, Professor of the German > Language and Literature in the Normal College of > the City of New York, 1898. Author of "Bilder > aus der Deutschen Litteratur." > > Title of item: Keller 2nd Year in German 1898 > Seller: dwmerrill > Starts: Nov-18-00 10:26:16 PST > Ends: Nov-28-00 10:26:16 PST > Price: Starts at $0.99 > To bid on the item, go to: http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=502710359 > > > Item Description: > Keller, I. Second Year in German. American Book Company, > New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, 1898. 5.5" x 7.5", 388 > pages. 30 lessons followed by noun and verb tables, and > German-English dictionary. > > Water damage on front cover. Otherwise condition is > excellent. Binding tight, pages clean and crisp. > > Winning bidder pays actual shipping cost, plus 5% sales > tax (MA only) plus optional insurance. Specify > preferred shipping mode. Paypal accepted. > > Visit eBay, the world's largest Personal Trading Community at http://www.ebay.com

>From a free search at Sierra.com War of 1812 Search Results Showing all 9 records. Name Additional Info BENJAMIN KOHLER CAPT. RUCH'S TROOP, LIGHT DRAGOONS, PENNSYLVANIA VOLS. CHRISTOPHER KOHLER HOWARD'S DETACHMEN, SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA. F KOHLER 3 REG'T (RUTLEDGE'S) SOUTH CAROLINA STATE TROOPS. FODBER F. KOHLER 19 REGIMENT (AMBLER'S) VIRGINIA MILITIA. FREDERICK KOHLER HOWARD'S DETACHMENT, SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA. GEORGE KOHLER 1 REG'T (SHAPPELL'S) PENNSLVANIA MIL. GEORGE KOHLER 1 REG'T (SHAPPELL'S) PENNSYLVANIA MIL. HENRY KOHLER 1 REG'T (SHAPPEL'S) PENNSYLVANIA MIL. JACOB KOHLER COBEAN'S BATTSLION, PENNSYLVANIA VOLS.

Barbara at bprice@snip.net sent me the following obit to share with everyone. Leslie Kohler ````````````````````````````````````````````````` Source: Public Ledger Obits-Feb. 8, 1892 (which is/was evidentally a Philadelphia newspaper) On the 6th inst. MARTIN KOHLER aged 69 years and 3 months. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock from his late residence, 604 Callowhill street. to proceed to Odd Fellows' Cemetery.

Thanks, Jill. Sally

--- Sally Gustafson <sallyg@west.net> wrote: > Marlene, > > Although it is possible that your ancestor was born > in Cumberland, OH, it > may be more likely that he was from Cumberland > County, PA. Many of the > Culler families who migrated to OH, went shortly > before 1850. The 1850, > Ohio census will probably show his parents as he was > most likely still > living with his parents at the age of 18. > > From the Official Roster of the Soldiers of the > State of Ohio > Published 1886, and web published by Ancestry.com: > > Jeremiah Culler, enlisted on 26 October 1861, as a > Private, aged 28, in the > Ohio 6th Cavalry Regiment, Company L. The company > mustered in on 01 > November 1861, and mustered out on 07 August 1865. > > Jeremiah's pension was filed for in Sept. 1888, by > his widow, Susan Culler. > You may find additional information on his family in > his pension file which > is available to order from the National Archives. > http://www.nara.gov > > There may be more information on this unit at > www.usgenweb.org/oh or at > one of the "Ohio in the civil war" websites. > > You probably already have this, but the Ohio death > records show the > following for Susan Culler, died 07 March 1908, > Widow, 65 years, died in > Washingtonville, OH. Buried Oakdale. (not sure if > Oakdale is name of > Cemetery or town.) > > I have seen the Culler family in Columbiana Ohio > previously, but am unable > to locate who the researcher is at the moment. > Perhaps there is someone > else on the list who can help. > > > Sally Gustafson > Santa Barbara, CA > sallyg@west.net > > > > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Marlene, I will attempt to squeeze in some research this next week. But I just wanted to give you a couple of tidbits. Washingtonville is a wide spot in the road, it is known throughout the county as a speedtrap. Oakdale where Susan Culler is buried is the name of a cemetary. I wish you luck. I have spent 18 years of searching on again off again for Philip. He seems to have appeared out of thin air. Regards, Jill __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/

Sally, Thank you so much for suggesting Cumberland County, PA. I never thought to look there as I didn't know it existed! An internet connection had in his records that Jeremiah died in Tennessee. There is a Cumberland there, but no Cullers on record. Have also tried to find him in Cumberland, OH but to no avail. I do have his pension file from the National Archives. That is how I found out his admission into the asylum. I really appreciate you taking the time to respond and giving me all that information. Marlene

--- Bill Roehm <broehm@stratos.net> wrote: > My g-g-grandfather, JEREMIAH CULLER was born in > 1832. He married SUSAN > WISE and they lived in COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OH. They > had seven children: > William, George, Ida, Alonzo, Orvil, Eleanora, & > John. Jeremiah was > admitted to an insane asylum in 1875 in Cuyahoga > County and died there 2 > months after his admission. Records in Cuyahoga > County show he was from > CUMBERLAND. Assume this is the same city in > Guernsey County, OH. > > I have been unsuccessful in trying to locate his > grave site as well as his > parents names. > > Anyone out there with a Jeremiah born ~ 1832?? > > Marlene > > > ============================== > Genealogy calendars, guestbooks and more: > Visit RootsWeb's Resource Center at > http://resources.rootsweb.com/ > FYI I too have a Culler ancestor from Columbiana Co who cannot be tied in with any of the other Columbiana or Stark county Cullers. My gg grandfather Philip Culler was born in Ohio in 1836. A grandson of his thought Philip's father was also named Philip. I did find a marriage record in Columbiana Co in 1831 for a Philip Culler and Elizabeth Stincifer, but no other records. Philip was married to Mary Faulk(1835-1923) and they lived in Columbiana Co and had seven children, William, Jennetta, Lauraan, Lafayette, Newton, Benjamin Franklin and Armina. He left Mary sometime after 1874 and went to Indiana where he married Alice Sofia Standley. They had two children,Floyd born in In and Ethel in Montana. Philip died in Idaho in the poorhouse in the 1920's. We are still waiting for Idaho to send us a death certificate. I think that maybe Jeremiah and Philip are connected. I have been searching the Pa census records for 1850 and as of yet I have not found Philip or noticed a Jeremiah anywhere. I had not searched Cumberland Co yet. Also another possibility is that many of the Columbiana Co records have been lost or damaged and maybe the pages of our Cullers are "lost". I will let you know if I come across any references to Jeremiah. Regards, Jill Elliott Hooley __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/

Marlene, Although it is possible that your ancestor was born in Cumberland, OH, it may be more likely that he was from Cumberland County, PA. Many of the Culler families who migrated to OH, went shortly before 1850. The 1850, Ohio census will probably show his parents as he was most likely still living with his parents at the age of 18. From the Official Roster of the Soldiers of the State of Ohio Published 1886, and web published by Ancestry.com: Jeremiah Culler, enlisted on 26 October 1861, as a Private, aged 28, in the Ohio 6th Cavalry Regiment, Company L. The company mustered in on 01 November 1861, and mustered out on 07 August 1865. Jeremiah's pension was filed for in Sept. 1888, by his widow, Susan Culler. You may find additional information on his family in his pension file which is available to order from the National Archives. http://www.nara.gov There may be more information on this unit at www.usgenweb.org/oh or at one of the "Ohio in the civil war" websites. You probably already have this, but the Ohio death records show the following for Susan Culler, died 07 March 1908, Widow, 65 years, died in Washingtonville, OH. Buried Oakdale. (not sure if Oakdale is name of Cemetery or town.) I have seen the Culler family in Columbiana Ohio previously, but am unable to locate who the researcher is at the moment. Perhaps there is someone else on the list who can help. Sally Gustafson Santa Barbara, CA sallyg@west.net

My g-g-grandfather, JEREMIAH CULLER was born in 1832. He married SUSAN WISE and they lived in COLUMBIANA COUNTY, OH. They had seven children: William, George, Ida, Alonzo, Orvil, Eleanora, & John. Jeremiah was admitted to an insane asylum in 1875 in Cuyahoga County and died there 2 months after his admission. Records in Cuyahoga County show he was from CUMBERLAND. Assume this is the same city in Guernsey County, OH. I have been unsuccessful in trying to locate his grave site as well as his parents names. Anyone out there with a Jeremiah born ~ 1832?? Marlene

"Kay Turner King" <kayeking@usmo.com> posted the following to the GenConnect Forum for Crawford Co, MO Obits at http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/CrawfordObits/164 Leslie Kohler ```````````````` > Surname: ARNOLD, ADAMS, HALBERT, EMORY, FUDGE, WALLS, KOEHLER, RAY > ---------- > > Lucille Mildred Arnold of Viburnum, Missouri, was born Wednesday, October > 16, 1935, at St. Louis, Missouri, a daughter of Leona Maude (Adams) Halbert > and the late Horace Nathan Halbert. She passed away Tuesday, June 13, 1995, > at the Phelps County Regional Medial Center, Rolla, at the age of 59 years, > 7 months and 28 days. > > January 19, 1963, at St. Charles, Missouri, Lucille was united in marriage > to Earl Arnold and to this union one son, Christopher Elmer Arnold and > one daughter, Kimberly Ann Arnold, were born. > > In addition to her father, Lucille was preceded in death by one brother, > Johnny Lee Halbert. > > Among those who remain to mourn her passing are her devoted daughter Kim > and husband Jeff Emory and her loving son, Chris Arnold, all of Boss, Missouri; > the father of her children, Earl Arnold of Viburnum, Missouri; her mother, > Leona Halbert of Cuba, Missouri; one granddaughter Brittany Emory; one > grandson, Eric Emory; five sisters and three brothers, Anna Mae and husband > Leonard Fudge of Steelville, Missouri; Ada Marie and husband Jim Walls > of Viburnum, Missouri; Harold Halbert and Mary Smith both of Cuba, Missouri; > Darrell Halbert and wife Shirley of Viburnum, Missouri; Horace Halbert, > Jr. and Rosalea and husband Robert Koehler, all of Kennewick, Washington > and Fay and husband Doug Ray of Cuba, Missouri; aunts, uncles, nieces, > nephews, cousins, other relatives and many friends. > > Lucille Mildred Arnold lay in state after 4 P.M. Thursday, June 15, 1995, > at the Britton Bros. Funeral Home, Steelville, Missouri. Funeral services > were held 1 P.M. Friday, June 16, 1995, at the Assembly of God Church, > Boss, Missouri with Pastor Paul Davis officiating. Committal prayers and > interment were in Boss Cemetery. > > Pallbearers were Kenneth Emory, Mike Halbert, Steve McDougal, Jimmy, Larry > and Tim Walls. > > Arrangements were under the direction of Britton Bros. Funeral Home, Steelville, > Missouri.

Had to share this with all of you even though I've not been to the site yet. (I'll get there in time. <g>) Leslie Kohler ----- Original Message ----- From: <dschmutz@es.com> > To: SWITZERLAND-L@rootsweb.com > Dear Koller / Köller researchers: > > I have combined the data for the > Koller / Köller > surnames in SwissGen's Swiss Surname Directory: > http://swiss.genealogy.net/surnam-m.htm > > But Mike Hobart, SSD volunteer, has done a tremendous amount of work to add: > > Koller Familiennamenbuch 1989: Partial: Only ZH > Koller Familiennamenbuch 1989: Partial: Only GR, JU, LU, OW, SG, SH, SO, > SZ, TG, > Koller Familiennamenbuch 1989: Partial: Only AG, AI, AR, BE, BL, BS, GE > Koller Historisch-Biographisches Lexikon: Abstract > Koller Familiennamenbuch 1989: Complete > Koller Familiennamenbuch 1989: Partial: Only AI > Koller von Moos: Complete > Koller Zürcher Familiennamen: Complete > Koller Billeter: Complete > Köller Familiennamenbuch 1989: See other spellings > > You may also wish to find the data for Kohler, which has not been combined > with the above spelling. This will need to be accomplished in a separate > search. > > Follow the "QUERY PAGE" link from the weblink above or click on: > http://iseli.simplenet.com/ch-names/ > to obtain the new & combined data. (IF you are already registered as > "interested" in the above surnames, then enter your first and last names, > and e-mail address EXACTLY as shown. Otherwise you'll be registered twice) > Remember, you can retrieve the data multiple times (in case you lose it). > > If you don't quite understand the data, please visit SwissGen's webpages > describing the various sources used in SSD: > http://swiss.genealogy.net/sursou-e.htm > Please read them thoroughly, the description of how to interpret the sources > is VERY GOOD! ;-) > > best wishes, > Dave Schmutz > SSD team volunteer administrator > > p.s. If you would like to volunteer as a SSD team member, please visit > http://swiss.genealogy.net/survol-m.htm > to see what is needed. WE NEED MORE WONDERFUL VOLUNTEERS!!!

Forwarding this to the lists (with a cc to the sender) because of the KELLER person mentioned. Replies should go to jjj@penn.com with a cc to the lists. Leslie Kohler ----- Original Message ----- From: "jrjaynes" <jjj@penn.com> To: <ALSACE-LORRAINE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 5:57 AM Subject: [ALS-LOR-L] Keller/Schwend/Sigrist/Truschel/Sieffert > Hello, > I'm trying to trace yet more branches of my family tree that came from > the Alsace. Any information on the following would be greatly > appreciated. All of the people below lived in Sundhausen. > Jacques Keller and Marguerethe Schwend, married 1794 > Jacques Sigrist and his wife Elisabeth Truschel, probably married about > that same time, > Marie Madelaine Sieffert, born 17 July or September 1833. > > Thanks in advance, > John Jaynes