I am forwarding this post from the BALTGEN list. If you are interested in the obit, contact Patti directly at Brownie62@aol.com. Leslie ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ From: <Brownie62@aol.com> To: <BALTGEN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 06, 2000 9:46 PM Subject: [BALTGEN-L] Baltimore Obits > Hi list, > I have a copy of a few obituaries from the Baltimore Sun. If you > see a familiar name, please e-mail me directly for more info. > > Patti > > THE SUN, Feb 11, 1937 > Kohler, Raymond Joseph > Krebs, Ruth M. > Kurz, John L. > Lange, George > LeBrun, Marie > Lisowski, Ludwika > Markolf, Godfrey > Marshall, Virginia > Matthews, William A. > Moses, Julia

In a message to the list for Butler County, OH, Rhonda Woods rjw2452@hotmail.com has entered the names of the: "Victims of the 1913 Flood in Hamilton Ohio, Known Dead" that had been listed in the "Hamilton Journal News" [newspaper]. One of these entries could be of importance to someone here. It says: Mary Barbara Koehler, age 29, 20 days, drowned 20 days after her marriage to Frederich C. Koehler. Daughter of Mr & Mrs Frederich Stieg. Her husband, sister, and niece also drowned, though their bodies have not been found. Interred Greenwood Cemetery I have no further information about this item. Leslie KOHLER (nee BRIDGES) Ggrandaughter-in-law of: Christian F. KOEHLER & Sopha NEUMANN P.O. Box 8137, Glendale, AZ 85312-8137 Alternate email address LCBK@juno.com {checked infrequently}

The following came in from Ladena at ladena@casstel.net. Remember to NOT reply ONLY to the list or Ladena might not receive your message. Leslie Kohler ``````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` I'm looking for Kohlers in Minnesota also. I am looking for members of my husband's family. I know his grandmother was Elizabeth Ann Kohler and she married John Noll. They had a number of children (Sorry, I don't have it in front of me), but my husband's mother was Viola Noll and she first married Peter Ludwig Johannsen. Can you see if anyone has any information on this group in Minnesota? Thank you, Ladena

Hi, Julie-- What you probably saw was our Christian F. KÖHLER (ca 1937 Metz, Germanic Europe -1906 Macon County, MO) who m/Sophia NEUMANN (1842-1918). Thanks. Leslie Kohler P.O. Box 8137, Glendale, AZ 85312-8137 {primary address} c/o P.O. Box 276, Carrollton, MO 64633-0276 {in our home town} secondary email address LCBK@juno.com {checked weekly}

The piece below the ``````` line is on the GenConnect Query Board for Hardin County, OH at http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Oh/Hardin?read=35 It was posted there by Phyllis Jean Kahler Hutsell, who can be reached at hutsellrock@worldinter.net Leslie `````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````````` The following is extracted from a book in the genealogical section of the Hardin County Library in Kenton, Ohio: "Martha Mae (Mattie) Jackson (1869-1918) married Harmon Kahler (Hermann Koehler). He was born 1863 and died 1945. They were married in Hardin County in 1888 and lived near Dola, Ohio. Mattie's relatives, called 'mountain folks' or 'hillbilly farmers' came from England as Quaker dissenters in 1665. First settling in Maryland, they later moved to Springfield and Dayton areas of Ohio. Some of them travelled through Virginia, Iowa, Missouri, and Kansas to live. While visiting with relatives in Hardin County, Mattie met Harmon. Her religion was that of her kinfolk - United Brethren - but in 1897 she was confirmed in St. John's Lutheran Church south of North Washington which is now Dola, Ohio. "Harmon Kahler was born in the Dola area in 1863 to Eva Elizabeth Greenawalt (1839-1932) and Henry Kahler (Heinrich Koehler) who were married in 1860 in Hardin County. Harmon Kahler was confirmed in St. John's Lutheran Church of North Washington (Dola), Ohio in 1898. Harmon enjoyed community affairs serving as school board member and as township trustee. "Henry Kahler, Jr. was also born to this union but only lived to the age of 5 years (1865-1870). "Elizabeth Greenawalt Kahler came from Germany at the age of 16 in 1855. In 1891 she was a charter member of Lydia's Women's Missionary Society at St. John's Church. She spoke German fluently, sang German hymns and read her German Bible daily. "To Mattie Jackson and Harmon Kahler were born (1) Karl Kahler who married Viola Dirmeyer. Karl, now deceased, farmed in Hardin County for many years. Their children were: Miles, a contractor; Martha Kahler Myers, a secretary; Richard Kahler, a factory worker; Betty Kahler Stevenson, a township clerk. (2) William 'Willie' Kahler who married Ina Neff. William now deceased farmed in Washington Twp. his entire life. To them were born Robert Kahler (deceased), a farmer; and Isabel Kahler Baertsche, an elementary school teacher. Elizabeth Kahler Bamberg lived with Willie and family for 10 years on the farm where Elizabeth had lived her entire life. She enjoyed her garden until age 90. "Henry, a third son now deceased, worked on the railroad as stationary engineer. He married Opal Houser. "A daughter, Mary now deceased, married Milliard Harman and lived near Dayton, Ohio where she worked in paper mill for many years. Mary had two children, Lewis Harman now deceased was a factory worker, and Betty Harman Faulkner, a school secretary. "A fourth child, Edna (1908-1910) died from croup. "Mattie Jackson Kahler passed away at age 49, having spent many years in a wheel chair as an invalid suffering from rheumatoid arthritis. Her philosophy of life was that she must suffer so that others might have a good life. Her questions was never 'Why Me, Lord?' but 'Why Not Me?'" The preceeding was submitted by Isabel Kahler Baertsche and appeared in a book written in the 1960s (?) titled "Hardin County Biographies." People you might like to contact from the Hardin County Genealogical Society are the Corresponding Secretary, Anna Summerell, gsummertime@udata.com and the Query Chairman, Gene Cornell, gene@kenton.com.

http://feefhs.org/ After only a brief tour of this site, it was obvious to me that this site might provide our researchers a wealth of information. Leslie Kohler Christian F. KOEHLER & Sophia NEUMANN were my husband's Ggrandparents P.O. Box 8137, Glendale, AZ 85312-8137 {secondary email address LCBK@juno.com}

Found at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~brewcanoe/bublitz.txt LDS microfilm 1193859, Evangelische Kirche Bublitz, Taufen 1851-1857 Tote 1852-1860 Heiraten 1851-1868 Tote 1861-1876 Births - Males 3 Oct 1852 August Heinrich Wilhelm -Karl Kohler -Emilie Schatz There are also a lot of marriages listed on this site. I did not go through them. Leslie KOHLER {Ggrandaughter-in-law of Christian F. KOEHLER}

Here is a bio that posted on the Schuylkill Co, PA Board. Questions go to Linda at Swan@voicenet.com. Leslie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Z" <Swan@voicenet.com> > Source: GC- Schuylkill Co. Pa Biographies > http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Pa/SchuylkillBios?read=23 > > Surnames: Zimmerman, Werfield, Worley, Berger, Koehler, > Hepler, Strickler, Nevil, Kay, Flinks > ------------------------- > > The Zimmerman family traveled from Maxatawny (near > the Kutztown area) to Mahantango. Something happened that caused the sale > of Abraham SR. and Abraham Jr.s property. > Abraham Jr.'s son, Solomon then moved to Tremont, Schuylkill County. Solomon's > grandson then moved to Philadephia. > Solomon's daughter Rebecca married into the Strickler family of Minersville. > The Strickler family still reside in Schuylkill County. Solomon's wife > was Salome KOEHLER and her mother was Susanna Hepler. The Hepler family > also went to > Mahantongo, Schuylkill County from Lehigh County. Abraham Zimmerman married > Margaret Berger. He son Abraham > married Barbara Worley back in the late 1700's. I have extensive information > on this family. I would like to talk to anyone who has information on Zimmerman's > in Treemont. > This family is connected to the Revolution and many Zimmerman's were war > hero's.

Found on Larry Sumpter's Database of Randolph County Deaths http://www.yggdrasill.net/mgen/kdeath.html Kuller, Arnold B. -- 17 Aug 1919-23 Oct 1964, MO PFC Co. C, 7 Armed Inf. Br. WW II BSM = St. Mary Cem Keller, Anna K. -- 8 Feb 1880-18 Jun 1934 = St. Mary Cem Keller, Charles -- 31 Dec 1848-13 Oct 1924 = St. Mary Cem Keller, John -- 4 Apr 1881-16 Oct 1948, K of C = St. Mary Cem Keller, John L. -- 15 Sep 1917-27 Mar 1919 = St. Mary Cem Keller, Lela V. -- 14 Jul 1885-15 Apr 1963 = Memorial Park Cem Keller, Lewis A. -- 18 Dec 1959- 3 Nov 1922 = Oakland Cem Keller, Mary E. -- 25 Mar 1846-1 May 1933 = St. Mary Cem Keller, Robert L., Sr. -- 13 Feb 1888-24 Jun 1975 = Memorial Park Cem Keller, Sarah J. -- 15 Jan 1851-26 Aug 1943 = Oakland Cem Kohler, Estelle A. -- 17 Feb 1899-23 Feb 1987, m. 27 Jan 1934 Anna L. = Huntsville Cem Kohler, Henry J. -- 1872-1933 = Huntsville Cem Kohler, Susan M. -- 1881-1962 = Huntsville Cem

Found at Larry Sumpter's Database of Randolph County [MO] Deaths http://www.yggdrasill.net/mgen/cdeath.htm [note* = means "burial in"] Coller, Gustavus A. -- d. 12 Jun 1873 aged 1y, [s/o G. W. & S]. = Oakland Cem Coulter, Ada B. -- 16 Dec 1893-10 Nov 1907, (d/o J.H. & Fannie) = Coulter Cem Coulter, Earl E. -- 16 Jun 1886-26 Oct 1989, [s/o John H. & Fannie] = Coulter Cem Coulter, Elsie Mabel -- 17 Jun 1887-20 Sep 1914, w/o Ura V. = Coulter Cem Coulter, Fannie -- b. 23 Jan 1852, w\o John H. = Coulter Cem Coulter, Frank E. -- 1 Feb 1892-23 Jan 1893, [s/o John H. & Fannie] = Coulter Cem Coulter, John H. -- 23 Jul 1858-12 Mar 1922 = Coulter Cem Coulter, Lafayette -- 11 May 1828-9 Aug 1906 = Coulter Cem Coulter, Marcia -- 5 May 1852-23 Oct 1906, (d/o John H. & Fannie Coulter) = Coulter Cem Coulter, Ura -- 14 May 1887 (9?)-19 Jul 1938 = Coulter Cem

Mary Ann Kaylor has added a note about the WebSite. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Ann Kaylor" <makaylor@npwt.net> To: <KAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 31, 2000 11:57 AM Subject: Re: [KAYLOR-L] fw: KA[H]LERs in Manhiem PA > Just an added note here about this site. It is well worth the effort to > read this manuscript at the URL below. I found it so very interesting and > hopeful, for awhile, that we might have a connection. I chuckled at one > paragraph in particular that referred to "bundling" before a marriage was > solemnized. So there are many reference to the traditions and the way > people lived in the various time eras. > > As always, contact Norm Steffen if you have any information pertinent to > this lineage at "nsteffen@olg.com" > > Mary Ann > > At 10:02 AM 07/31/2000 -0700, you wrote: > > The message below contains quite a lot of information, as well as > > the URL for a WebSite. The family is not mine, but it might be yours. > > > > Leslie KOHLER > >{Ggrandaughter-in-law of Christian F. KOEHLER (d 1906 MO)} > > > >-------- Original Message -------- > >To: PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com > >Date: Sun, 30 Jul 2000 20:47:18 -0400 > >From: "Norm Steffen" <nsteffen@olg.com> > >Subject: [PALANCAS-L] KA(H)LERS in Manhiem PA > > > > > >Hi Pennsylvania folks. > > > >I have been trying to track down info about my GGGG Grandfather Herni > >KA(H)LER/KEHLER.and his family in the late 1700's and early 1800's. > > > >My good fortune is that I have two family histories written by Henri's > >great grandson, Samuel P. Kaler. One dated 1887 the other 1899. > >If you care to browse the earlier one you can find it at > > http://www.kneller.com/WhitleyIN/ > > > >My bad fortune is that the facts he offers are uh. um.. a bit confused > >(and maybe embellished) in a few areas.. like who Henry married. I hope > >Henry had it right.:-) > > > >Also I doubt that Henri was General Nathaniel Greens #1 man as I can't > >find him in any of Greene's bios. Nor have I found him in any of the DAR > >info I can lay my hands on. > > > >But.never fear.according to Samuel.. > > > >In the 1887 manuscript > > > >"His wife Jane Hammond was a blooming Quaker lass of 18 and like her > >husband, an orphan. They were married at Mr. Leeden's house in > >Baltimore, on the evening of February 16, 1788 by Rev. Gutschalf, pastor > >of the First Lutheran Church of that city." > > > >And. > > > >"Within a few days after their marriage Henry set out for the interior > >of the country in search of a home, for he had saved a few hundred dollars, > >as near as we can ascertain, about five hundred dollars. He journeyed to > >Monheim township, York county, Pennsylvania, and purchased 68 acres of > >land, quite well improved and paid for it in cash $450.00 in gold, which he > >carried along sowed up in his nether garment." > > > >And. > > > >"His ashes sleep in the old church yard in Monheim Township. The spot, > >says Mr. Clark, is faintly marked by a crumbling sandstone, placed there > >away back in the forties, by some one, he knows not who." > > > >In the 1899 manuscript: > > > >"Gen. Greene secured him employment with a man in Baltimore named > >Leedon, where he worked and lived economically until 1788 when he > >married Catherine Frien, who was a domestic in Mr. Leedon's family. > >This marriage was solemnized by Rev Gutschaff and thereafter, on the > >advice of the officiating clergyman he wrote his name Kahler" > > > >And. > > > >"Within a few days after the marriage he went to Monheim township, York > >County, Pennsylvania and bout sixty-eight acres of land paying for it > >$240 in gold." (Hey.he got a break on the price.:-) > > > >And. > > > >"Henry Kahler is buried at St. Paul's Evangelical Church near Green > >Burr, about three miles from Logantown, Clinton County, Pennsylvania". > > > >Well to make a long story even longer I had been looking in York County > >and finding NADA. Then, while making motel reservations to take my > >daughter to a horse show I thought was in Hershey, I discovered that the > >motel was in Manhiem, Lancaster County, PA. Owww, my head hurts.too > >many Manhiems. > > > > I think I have learned that in SE PA there are Manhiems a bunch and the > >counties have been re-arranged a couple of times. > > > >If any of this makes any sense to anyone I sure would appreciate a > >pointer in the right direction. > > > >Sincerely, > >Norm Steffen

The message below contains quite a lot of information, as well as the URL for a WebSite. The family is not mine, but it might be yours. Leslie KOHLER {Ggrandaughter-in-law of Christian F. KOEHLER (d 1906 MO)} -------- Original Message -------- To: PALANCAS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sun, 30 Jul 2000 20:47:18 -0400 From: "Norm Steffen" <nsteffen@olg.com> Subject: [PALANCAS-L] KA(H)LERS in Manhiem PA Hi Pennsylvania folks. I have been trying to track down info about my GGGG Grandfather Herni KA(H)LER/KEHLER.and his family in the late 1700's and early 1800's. My good fortune is that I have two family histories written by Henri's great grandson, Samuel P. Kaler. One dated 1887 the other 1899. If you care to browse the earlier one you can find it at http://www.kneller.com/WhitleyIN/ My bad fortune is that the facts he offers are uh. um.. a bit confused (and maybe embellished) in a few areas.. like who Henry married. I hope Henry had it right.:-) Also I doubt that Henri was General Nathaniel Greens #1 man as I can't find him in any of Greene's bios. Nor have I found him in any of the DAR info I can lay my hands on. But.never fear.according to Samuel.. In the 1887 manuscript "His wife Jane Hammond was a blooming Quaker lass of 18 and like her husband, an orphan. They were married at Mr. Leeden's house in Baltimore, on the evening of February 16, 1788 by Rev. Gutschalf, pastor of the First Lutheran Church of that city." And. "Within a few days after their marriage Henry set out for the interior of the country in search of a home, for he had saved a few hundred dollars, as near as we can ascertain, about five hundred dollars. He journeyed to Monheim township, York county, Pennsylvania, and purchased 68 acres of land, quite well improved and paid for it in cash $450.00 in gold, which he carried along sowed up in his nether garment." And. "His ashes sleep in the old church yard in Monheim Township. The spot, says Mr. Clark, is faintly marked by a crumbling sandstone, placed there away back in the forties, by some one, he knows not who." In the 1899 manuscript: "Gen. Greene secured him employment with a man in Baltimore named Leedon, where he worked and lived economically until 1788 when he married Catherine Frien, who was a domestic in Mr. Leedon's family. This marriage was solemnized by Rev Gutschaff and thereafter, on the advice of the officiating clergyman he wrote his name Kahler" And. "Within a few days after the marriage he went to Monheim township, York County, Pennsylvania and bout sixty-eight acres of land paying for it $240 in gold." (Hey.he got a break on the price.:-) And. "Henry Kahler is buried at St. Paul's Evangelical Church near Green Burr, about three miles from Logantown, Clinton County, Pennsylvania". Well to make a long story even longer I had been looking in York County and finding NADA. Then, while making motel reservations to take my daughter to a horse show I thought was in Hershey, I discovered that the motel was in Manhiem, Lancaster County, PA. Owww, my head hurts.too many Manhiems. I think I have learned that in SE PA there are Manhiems a bunch and the counties have been re-arranged a couple of times. If any of this makes any sense to anyone I sure would appreciate a pointer in the right direction. Sincerely, Norm Steffen

Pat <aislin26@yahoo.com> posted the following query to the GOUGE surname board at GenConnect on Sat, 29 Jul 2000. Pat's address is not yet subscribed to the KOEHLER list. I will send a copy of this post to Pat to see if s/he wishes to subscribe. In the mean time, if you wish to post to him/her, please do so directly to aislin26@yahoo.com with a cc to the list. Leslie Kohler (Ggrandaughter-in-law of Christian F. KOEHLER) - ------------------------------------------------------------ I am looking for information about my gr.grandmother,Allison Geneva Gouge. She was married to Frederick Koehler and then to Lewis Hamby. Her parents were Mary Elizabeth Woodard and John Wilson Gouge.

Julie and All, According to his Naturalization papers, Christian was born in Saxony and was age 26 when he renounced his allegiance to the Sace (?) of Coburgh on 4 Oct 1856. He signed the document as Christian KÖHLER. My sister-in-law has personally seen documents that say he was born in Metz [Germanic Europe]. I have not seen these, but she hard-copied directly from them. She, and my husband's brother, have found other documents, relating to Christian, that show him to be from Europe. His cemetery stone reads, Christian F. KOEHLER, and shows dates of b 22 Sept 1837 and d 3 Jan 1906. This birth year does not correlate with the "age 26 in 1856" as shown on his Naturalization. Glenn Geisheimer responded to me with information about a Christian Friedrich KELLER (b 22 Sept 1826 in Herrenalb, Wuerttemberg) who was the s/o Jakob Friedrich KELLER and Maria Christiana Friederike GECKLE. I have not yet had the opportunity to study old European maps to see if I can make sense of any of this, but yes, I feel, with the group of documents we have seen, that Christian was indeed born in Germanic Europe. I am very curious, however, to know why you ask. Thanks for writing. Leslie (Bridges) Kohler ----- Original Message ----- From: <Jewelross@aol.com> To: <KOHLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 24, 2000 6:06 PM Subject: Re: [Kohler] Christian (1837-1906) > Dear Leslie, > Are you sure that your family came from Germanic Europe? And do you have any > specific reference to where exactly they were from? > Julie ----- Original Message ----- From: "~~Leslie~~" <Aug67@att.net> To: <KOHLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 24, 2000 6:30 AM Subject: [KOHLER] Christian (1837-1906) My husband's family was from Macon & Adair Counties, MO. His Ggrandfather, Christian F. [Koehler... according to the U.S. records], came to the U.S. in 1852 from Germanic Europe. We know nothing of Christian's siblings, nor do we yet know the Germanic spelling of his Koehler name. [Naturally, it could be KÖHLER.] Leslie (Bridges) Kohler

My husband's family was from Macon & Adair Counties, MO. His Ggrandfather, Christian F. [Koehler... according to the U.S. records], came to the U.S. in 1852 from Germanic Europe. We know nothing of Christian's siblings, nor do we yet know the Germanic spelling of his Koehler name. [Naturally, it could be KÖHLER.] Leslie (Bridges) Kohler

Back on Monday, 31 May 1999, The Arizona Republic (newspaper) devoted quite a lot of space to listing the men, from AZ, who gave their lives in the service of their country during WWI, WWII, Korea and Vietnam. (Unfortunately, many men, who died of diseases while serving, are not included in the list.) Most of this listing also includes a "Home of Record" for each person. If you happen to be looking for anyone from AZ, who might be in the list, let me know. I'll be glad to check for you. [Please do ask me in the next few days though, as I have trouble keeping track of such things, and this article might not surface here in my computer room again for a long time.] Leslie (Bridges) Kohler

The following message came through the Keller List. I am forwarding it for your perusal. (Please remember that I don't know to which of these lists Joel is subscribed, so if you hit either reply button, your message might not reach him.) Leslie (Bridges) Kohler ----- From: <SCfire911@aol.com> To: <KELLER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 21, 2000 4:57 PM Subject: [KELLER] Elbert Keller > I have had very little to go on in the Keller line so any info would be a > GREAT help. I am looking for Elbert Keller b Oct 5 1879 or Oct 6, 1880 d Feb > 16,1940. He married in 1889 to Lizzie Ester (Essie) Bridges b April 11, 1883 > d June 4, 1947. I am not sure where either one was born but lived in Upstate > SC. Thanks any leads would be helpful. > > Joel Bridges

The message below tried to come to the Keller list, but since the address is not subscribed there, it came directly to me. (I am the list administrator.) ----- Original Message ----- From: "George Sitler" <gvsitler@hotmail.com> To: <Keller-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 21, 2000 11:00 AM Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: Benjamin Franklin Keller > Judge Benjamin Franklin Keller was not a native of this area, nor did he > leave family here. I can dig out his obituary out this evening, but I don't > believe his parents are named. > B.F. Keller's age makes him a good candidate to be one of Riley's children. > What other information to you have? > > > >From: "kateb" <kateb@xelnet.com> > >Reply-To: "kateb" <kateb@xelnet.com> > >To: "George Sitler" <gvsitler@hotmail.com>, <Keller-L@Rootsweb.com> > >Subject: Re: Benjamin Franklin Keller > >Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 09:21:54 -0500 > > > >George and all other KELLER researchers; > > > >If you find out that this could be a relative of my gg grandfather Riley > >[I > >do believe that he had another name that his parents gave him but went by > >Riley] KELLER that was born 29 December 1811 in NC or TN. At that period of > >time could it have been either one? The state line changed several times > >didn't it? > >Still have been unable to go any further back than Riley and sure would > >appreciate any help trying to find out just who his parents, brothers and > >sisters might have been. > >Riley and Harriet Miller Keller had 12 children, 10 of which married and I > >do have history of them. > >Would appreciate any help in tracking information on the KELLER family. > >Thank you, > >Kate Keller Bourland > >808 Shenandoah Ave. > >Effingham, IL 62401-4512 > >kateb@xelnet.com > > > > > > > > > Dear Ms. Keller-Bourland/Keller descendants, > > > > > > My name is George Sitler. I live in a home built by an attorney named > > > Benjamin Franklin Keller. According to his obituary, he died in 1921, > >while > > > serving as U.S. District Judge for the Southern District of West > >Virginia. > > > He was married to Mercy Baldy and was born in Boalsburg, PA. > > > Might this fellow be the long-lost link referred to in Ms. > >Keller/Bourland's > > > e-mail of last August? Please contact me regarding this matter. I am > >eager > > > to learn if Judge Keller has any descendants! > > > > > > Very truly, > > > > > > George V. Sitler > > > (304)248-8004

The following post came in this morning from Earlene Yates . --------- Benedict Koller Came to Charles towne, S.C. JULY, 1735. on the Billander Oliver, Samuel Merchant, Master, When the ship left Charlestowne in August 1735 to go to Phillidelphia, on the passenger was a Hans Koller , Susannah, and a Jacob. We know that Hans was a brother of Benedict, and had thought that Susannah and Jacob were the family of Hans... Can any one confirm this? Does anyone have any history on these people? Thank you for any information. Earlene

The following was posted by "Lynn" <journey_2000_ca@yahoo.com> to the GenConnect Query Board for Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany. Any response should go directly to Lynn. ------------- > > Surnames: Kehler, Kohler, Kahler, Kaechler, Kailer > > > Lost in Germany_Looking for any info on a Joachim or Joseph Kehler or alt.spellings.b > 1855 in Germany unknowen town.Parents were Joachim Kehler or alt.spelling > & Louisa Michmann.If anyone can help please contact me Thanks Lynn