Just passing this along to the KÖHLER lists. ~Leslie ---------- > From: WOODS53@aol.com > Hiley was the daughter of Henry and Ellender. She had > siblings: Abraham,Alfred,JAmes,Andrew Jackson,Elizabeth,Harriet,Martin V, and > Louise that I know of. We descend from Abraham.

Dave Welcker sent in this information. He is not subscribed, so you'll want to contact him directly with any questions. ~Leslie (Bridges) Kohler ---------- > From: DWelcker <dwelcker@capecod.net> > Hi all, > I have found the following Koehlers buried in Green-Wood Cemetery, > Brooklyn, NY, Lot 14841 of Sec. 162 > > Henry 17 Jan 1865 > John P. 21 July 1872 > Mathilda 8 May 1873 > Adam 11 Aug 1891 (this Adam was wife of Catherine Welcker, married > 1848 in NYC)

My Greatgrandmother was Hiley (keller-Spear) Weavener.Her Father Henry Keller. She was born in Tenn. Looking for more on her brothers and sisters, and her other Children. Her daughter Mary Alice was my Grandmother,she married Burton McCreery of owen co.In.(My Grandfather)

24 Nov 1999 While at the Boonslick Regional Library in Sedalia, MO, I found information concerning 3 grave sites. Source: "Cemetery Records-Miller's Chapel Cemetery to 1 May 1986" complied & typed by Estelle Jenkins Ellis (Mrs. Virgil Ellis). p 12: Clifford L. LELLER (1890-1917) s/o Lutie & C.W. KELLER p12: Clinton W. KELLER (1858-1932) husband of Lutie KELLER p12: Lutie P. KELLER (1862-1892) wife of Clinton W. KELLER Leslie (Bridges) Kohler Subscribe MO-ABSTRACTS-l-request@rootsweb.com MOADAIR-l-request@rootsweb.com KOEHLER-l-request@rootsweb.com McMURRY-l-request@rootsweb.com TROTTER-l-request@rootsweb.com

24 Nov 1999 While in MO, I found these items in the book "VA Settlers in MO" by Coppage & Wulfeck. p 30: William M. KAYLOR settled in 1835 in Lewis Co, MO p 31: P. KELLER settled in Andrew Co, MO in 1857 Leslie (Bridges) Kohler Subscribe MO-ABSTRACTS-l-request@rootsweb.com MOADAIR-l-request@rootsweb.com KOEHLER-l-request@rootsweb.com McMURRY-l-request@rootsweb.com TROTTER-l-request@rootsweb.com

22 Nov 1999 While abstracting from micro-film while in MO on this latest trip, I found a KELLAR news item in the "Carrollton Democrat" newspaper, Carrollton, Carroll Co, MO. Issue: Thurs, 26 Nov 1901 Item: A reception at the Christian Church included an appeal by E.H. KELLAR. Leslie (Bridges) Kohler Subscribe MO-ABSTRACTS-l-request@rootsweb.com MOADAIR-l-request@rootsweb.com KOEHLER-l-request@rootsweb.com McMURRY-l-request@rootsweb.com TROTTER-l-request@rootsweb.com

---------- > From: Mary Ann Kaylor <makaylor@npwt.net> > To: KAYLOR-L@rootsweb.com > > >From Dick Eastman's current online genealogy newsletter: > > > > - LDS FamilySearch.org To Add 240 Million New Names > > > >There hasn't been any official announcement, but two Salt Lake > >City newspapers report that the Mormon's popular online Web site > >will add a lot more records to their online database on Monday. > >The addition of 240 million new names will mean that a total of > >640 million records will now be available at > >http://www.familysearch.org. > > > >In addition, FamilySearch plans early next year to index the new > >Pedigree Resource File (PRF), a database of family history records > >being uploaded to the site by users. Only the index is expected to > >be online. The files containing PRF data will be available on a > >set of CD-ROM disks. The PRF, already listing more than 5 million > >names, is projected to grow at the rate of 1.2 million names per > >month. > > > >Full details are available at: > >http://www.sltrib.com/1999/nov/11161999/utah/47672.htm and at > >http://www.desnews.com/cgi-bin/libstory_reg?dn99&9911150026

Hello everyone! I am hoping for a long shot with my ancestor Anna KELLER b. c. 1650 d. 1701 Zurich, Swit. m. Felix HAUSER Sr. 1 child. This is all the information I have about her. Thanks for your help! Amy Williams www.angelfire.com/ut/beansngenes __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com

Hello Researchers, As some of you know, I have put together web sites for each of the mailing lists that I administer. In order to fill them out I need your help. If anyone has information for the following sections I would appreciate it if you would forward it to me so I can post it for all to see: CEMETERY LISTINGS - On line sites that have cemetery listings for your surname. ORGANIZATIONS - On line or off line sites for organizations that deal with your surname. OTHER INFORMATION - Do you have a letter, a picture, or something else about an ancestor that you would like to share with the other researchers? SUBSCRIBER WEB SITES - For subscriber web sites that deal with your surname. OTHER HELPFUL SITES - On line sites that have information on your surname. BRICK WALLS - Everyone has a brick wall. I've made a section to display yours. Please post your brick wall to the mailing list and I will post it to the BRICK WALL WEB SITE. You can get to any of the specific Surname Mailing List Web Sites from the links at my Mailing List Web Site: <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~list/> If you would like examples of the above visit the KELLER or KELLAR Mailing List Web Site. Thank you and good luck in your research, ------- Glenn G. Geisheimer <germanic42@home.com> Mailing List & GenConnect Administrator for: B*ach, B*oward, B*urkhardt, F*inkbeiner, F*rey, F*rielinghaus, G*eisheimer, G*raessle, H*eld, K*eck, K*eller, K*ellar, K*rug, K*ull, T*homa, W*aggoner,

Hi, as this is vets day, hope this has meaning, although it is off topic. I hope this makes you as mad as it did me. These are the same people that not so very long ago voted themselves a 50% pay raise. 4.8% for a 1,000 base pay is just 48.00. Who voted against the 4.8% Military Pay raise? I understand that these are the guys who voted against a military payraise of 4.8%. Also below, a Master Sergeant's letter. It is quite impressive. The source is pretty good. ---NAYs 11--- Bayh (IN) Graham (FL) Robb (VA) Boxer (CA) Harkin (IA) Voinovich (OH) Feingold (WI) Kohl (WI) Wellstone (MN) Fitzgerald (IL) McCain (AZ) (Hard to believe from a guy who spent 6 years in the Hanoi Hilton!) MSGT's Letter to his Senator Dear Senator Voinovich, Unless you are planning on this being your last term in the Senate, I cannot for the life of me figure out why you would attempt to undermine a much deserved although paltry 4.8 percent pay raise to military men and women that make sacrifices that you cannot even comprehend! As a registered Republican voter, born and reared in the Buckeye state, I have a few questions I would like to ask you. 1) When was the last time you spent months on end in some God-forsaken country, separated from family and friends? 2) Has your service to the nation ever required you to go beyond 100 days without a real shower? 3) Has any of your Senate duties required you to lie awake at night in a tent with a dozen other sweating Senators, gagging at the wretched smell of oil well fires, and listening to desert winds beat your tent into submission? 4) Have you ever been denied the basic freedoms most Americans take for granted? 5) Have you ever forgotten what a real cheeseburger tastes like? You are so quick to try and squash a pay raise that would still leave a large portion of military families below the poverty level in our nation. Please remind me again of the last time you voted and lobbied against a pay raise for yourself and fellow Senators? Have you ever refused a pay increase to help balance the budget? I dare you to compare the percentage of pay raises voted by Senators for Senators since my career began in 1981! The AP article stated that between 8,000 and 16,000 military families are on food stamps. Even though I believe this to be a very conservative estimate, it is not a shame for hard working Americans to get much needed assistance. The real shame is that thousands and thousands of military families are even eligible for food stamps, but are too proud to accept a handout! The majority of our military families require both parents to work, while the military member works an additional part-time job just to make ends meet. I anxiously await the reunification with my family in mid March. The operations tempo and family separations are something I don't expect you to understand without experiencing it first hand. However, with your political pull I'm sure you could arrange to return to Saudi with me this November. The rotation in November will make the third time in two years I've left my family to proudly support the country that I love. Yes, Mr. Voinovich, we could spend Thanksgiving and Christmas together enjoying meals hard to identify by the appearance and taste. You could help me write a letter to my wife on our 19th anniversary in January. Possibly you could bring one of your speechwriters and assist me with a letter to my twins explaining why dad had to miss yet another birthday, explaining it's for the good of our country. Before we go home Valentine's Day will roll around and by now, maybe even you will be missing your family. I could help you make that handmade card expressing your longing to be with them again. After all, I've had plenty of practice and I'm sure we could come up with something appropriate. Should I reserve you a cot? Tent space can be a real premium during the holidays so you may want to make your reservations early. I'm sure I can round up an extra flak vest and helmet for you. Even better yet, you can borrow my friend Billy Marshall's gear. He won't be needing it; however, he would sure like to have his left hand and leg back that he lost in an explosion while deployed over here. Look on the bright side, you will get an extra $3.50 per day, while it may not be what you're used to, it adds up after 120 days! I have a feeling that you would re-think your vote after our vacation together. As I near the 20 year mark and become eligible for retirement, I could speak awhile on the minimum of 20 years required to receive 40-50 percent of BASE pay for retirement. But then again with a Senator's eligibility and retirement plan you wouldn't know where I was coming from. It's political decisions like your recent voting record that drive me toward retirement and the pursuit of other areas of interest. With the thought of returning to Ohio as a civilian, there is one thing that I will not throw the towel in on. My family and I will continue to vote our beliefs and convictions for the direction of our country. Mr. Voinovich, you obviously have lost touch with your constituents and have decided to throw in the political towel yourself. I have stood on the simple leadership philosophy, "A LEADER KNOWS THE WAY, GOES THE WAY, AND SHOWS THE WAY!" You obviously do not know the way since you've never been there yourself. I do not see you volunteering to go any time soon, and you will never show the way to deficit reduction when voting down a deserving military raise and heaping bountiful blessings upon yourself. Proud to Serve, MSgt Rocky Dunlap Chief, EOD (Explosive Ordnance Disposal Flight) Eskan Village, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia In closing I invite those of you with family and friends serving in the military to remember the eight Senators voting NO. Remember them when our brave men and women celebrate holidays away from their loved ones. Remember our Senators when you hear of the growing peacekeeping missions springing up around the world. But above all else, remember our Senators when you go to the polls and vote! ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Searching for information on John Keller of Rowan/David Co. NC or possibly of SC. He was born about 1776 and had a daughter, Sarah Keller, who was born 8 Dec 1813. She was my 3rd great grandmother. Sarah Keller married Rev. John Hughes of Rowan Davie County. Rev. Hughes was an ordained and licensed minister. They were married 30 June 1842 in Rowan County. The family eventually moved to Wilkes County, NC where she died 4 Feb 1895 and he later. They are both buried at Cool Springs Bapt. Church near Traphill in Wilkes Co. Any information on John Keller, his wife or other children would be extremely helpful. Will gladly share what information I have. bev

Hello Kellar/Keller Researchers, The KELLAR/KELLER Mailing List Web Site (including the Brick Wall pages) have been moved to: <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~list/kell/index.htm> For those of you who have not visited the web site please check it out and feel free to email me with any other information that you have on the KELLER and KELLAR surnames. And don't forget to email me with your BRICK WALL. Thank You and good luck with your research, ------- Glenn G. Geisheimer <germanic42@home.com> Mailing List & GenConnect Administrator for: G*eisheimer, F*rielinghaus, G*raessle, K*ull, B*urkhardt, F*inkbeiner, K*rug, W*aggoner, T*homa, K*eller, K*ellar, B*ach, F*rey, H*eld, K*eck

I've basically pushed the Kellers at Bischweier one more generation --really more like 3/4 of a generation because of the missing names) back, so if anyone connects, please let me know. Joseph Keller (Lorenz Keller and Anna Maria Warth) m. 11 January 1773, Rothenfels, Maria Anna Westermann (Joseph Westermann "of Oberndorf" and Maria Anna Hoerig). Georg Schaefer (to whom the priest assigned a whole string of titles of civic offices, but alas no parents) m. 26 September 1770, Rothenfels, Francisca Trueck (Bernard Trueck and Agnes Grossmann). Johann George Mayer (Georg Mayer) m. 23 November 1761, Bischweier, recorded Rothenfels, Martina Mack (Mathias Mack). The names of the mothers were omitted. Andreas Stoesser (not the later version of Stocher) "of Gaggenau" m. 13 January 1777, Gaggenau, recorded Rothenfels, Elisabetha Haugenberger (Franziscus Haugenberger and Christina Schneck). Haugenberger almost looks like Hauzenberger the way it is written, but I don't think so. All the names and places are local to Amt Rastatt, so my further procedure is just to to back to the microfilm reader. Virginia ==== BADEN-WURTTEMBERG Mailing List ==== Visit the Baden-Wuerttemberg Mailing List Website: http://members.xoom.com/BW_List/bw.htm

Looking for the parents of Jospeh Keller, Joseph and Emma lived in Pa. Does anyone know of this line. Robbie Keller Descendants of Joseph Keller 1 Joseph Keller 1865 - 1927 . +Emma Stutzman 1870 - 1973 ........ 2 John Fredrick Keller 1908 - 1988 ............ +Ida Grace Kendall 1915 - 1981 ................... 3 Gloria Mae Keller 1938 - ....................... +Robert Baltzer 1934 - ................... 3 Dennis Lee Keller 1933 - ....................... +Ruth Ila Bush 1931 - ................... 3 Jack Edwin Keller 1944 - ....................... +Jane Eloise Raupach 1945 - ................... 3 Barbara Ann Keller 1947 - ....................... +Robert Doyle Cober, Jr. 1945 - ................... 3 Harold Keller 1949 - 1955 ................... 3 Duane Keller 1953 - ....................... +Janice Fieg 1952 - ................... 3 Bernie Keller 1955 - 1955 ........ 2 Gladys Mae Keller 1913 - 1928 ............ +Winmer Twigg 1903 - ................... 3 Betty Jane Twigg ................... 3 Helen Mae Twigg

I announce happy news about the Keller family from Bischweier, and since it is fairly extensive, I am only going to type it into the computer once, so everyone with the mildest interest is getting the same version. Since LDS doesn't have the microfilms for this parish (Amt Rastatt, Baden), the researcher at the Erzbischoefliches Archiv copied these for me off the films they just had done (after I asked about the town). Daniel Keller was baptized April 13, 1802. His father was Lorenz Keller [son of Joseph Keller and a wife who will remain illegible until I find my magnifying glass], born November 4, 1779--d. May 5, 1836. His mother was Margaretha Schaefer [daughter of Georg Schaefer and an equally illegible wife], born July 6, 1776--d. January 5, 1821. Lorenz Keller and Margaretha Schaefer were married November 25, 1799. Luise Mayer was baptized July 7, 1804. Her father was Aegid Mayer [son of Georg Mayer and Martina Mack], born February 21, 1778--died November 6, 1839. Her mother was Elisabetha Stocher daughter of Andreas Stocher from Gaggenau and Chr. Haugenberger], born December 14, 1777--no date of death in the Bischweier Familienbuch. Aegid (or Aegidius) Mayer and Elisabetha Stocher were married January 16, 1804. Daniel Keller and Luise Mayer married April 8, 1826. The following children of Daniel Keller and Luise Mayer were baptized at Bischweier: the children were baptized there: Regina Keller, illegitimate, later legitimized, born September 2, 1825. Genovefa Keller, born December 3, 1826. Simon Keller, born November 13, 1828. Karl Keller, born July 21, 1831. Karolina Keller, born February 24, 1834. Luitgard Keller, born October 17, 1838. Amalie Keller, born May 6, 1845. There is no marriage for Richard Rauenbuehler and Regina Keller at Bischweier, but their daughter Karoline (baptized as Keller rather than Rauenbuehler) was born January 11, 1851, listed as an illegitimate birth. It's definitely the correct child, for the priest most conscientiously also listed her maternal grandparents in the baptismal record. I have a lot more to work through on this--godparents, of course, and the notices from the Familienbuch on Lorenz Schaefer and Aegid Mayer give the parents for both them and their wives, and a bunch more children. The priest's handwriting ran to ruffles and flourishes, which is the case for the notes about illegibility that I have above. I'll get it yet, though. Happy hunting! Virginia

> From: Melvin Wiese <mel@huntel.net> > To: shandybeast@starlink.com > Subject: Koehler Surname > Date: Sunday, October 17, 1999 2:02 PM > > Hi: Looking for information on one Henry Koehler ( changed name when he > come to states to Kahler). My records show he was born in 1867 (town > unknow,I have been told Brodersfield), came to states in 1883. My records > show that he came to states at age 16. His mother was a Wiese from > Brodersdorf Germany, but I am not sure of her first name. It could be > Madalene, Helena, or Lena. Henry's father died at a early age and his > mother remarried, and had a second son. I show a Lena, married to Johann > Hinz in Brodersdorf in 1882 when Lena's mother pasted away. I hope some > one can tie up some of these loose ends for me > Melvin J Wiese

Sarah Clevenger <sclevenger@iquest.net> sent the following message to the Keeler list this morning. Please reply directly to her, not to me. Thanks. --Leslie ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In 1852 Jemima KELLER a widow was living in New York City in 1852. She was mentioned in a will and I would like to find out more about her and her husband and children. Her maiden name I think was Fosha. Any help appreciated. --Sarah Clevenger <sclevenger@iquest.net> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Leslie (Bridges) Kohler Subscribe MO-ABSTRACTS-l-request@rootsweb.com MOADAIR-l-request@rootsweb.com KOEHLER-l-request@rootsweb.com McMURRY-l-request@rootsweb.com TROTTER-l-request@rootsweb.com

Hello All-- While perusing past issues of "The Sun Cities Genealogist", I found a listing for a marriage from 1889. This marriage is recorded in Book A-1 of "Maricopa Co AZ Territorial Marriages, 1889-1891" p8 Charles E. KOLLER, of Phoenix, to Mrs. Anna Graner, of CA, at the residence of Mr. BEWLEY, by Niram J. NORTON, Pastor of the First M.E. Church (Phoenix) 2 May 1889 Witnesses were: Richard NAVE & Martha ROBERTS Maybe this wedding will find its home with one of us. Leslie (Bridges) Kohler Mo-Abstracts-L Mo-Abstracts-L-request@rootsweb.com

i am inerested in finding out about my keller ancestors. They came from mulheim ,baden,germany. iwill go backward christerophel keller lived in mulheim until he decided to go to america. He received his pass fromthe governor andmayer of badenwetler. It was approved with an excellent ratingbut didnot leave until1762. Heleft rotterdam on the ship ,neptune. his father moved their from another villege. while there he married CATHERINA FRICK. I AM HOPING SOMEBODY CAN HELP ME TO GO BACK FATHER. THANKS, BOB Glenn G. Geisheimer wrote: > Hello Researchers, > > I'm forwarding this request for information that I've received. Please > respong to Elke and not me. Thank You, > > >Date: Thu, 07 Oct 1999 12:45:44 -0700 > >From: Elke Marriott <elke.is@home.com> > >Organization: @Home Network > >X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.5 [en]C-AtHome0405 (Win98; U) > >X-Accept-Language: en > >To: glenng@castle.net > >Subject: Keller > > > >I am looking for information on my grandparents and prior. My mother is > >Veronika (Vera) Esther KELLER, b Mar 23, 1933. Her father was Max > >Rudolph KELLER, b 1897; her mother was Wilhemine PETSCHULL (?). They > >fled from Kein-Marienwalde, Kreis Elchneiderung during the war. She had > >a sister named Gerda, died during the war of diptheria (?), and 2 > >brothers, Egon and Benno. Max KELLER had 13 brothers and sister: Luise > >b. 1881, Ludwig b. 1882, Berta b. 1883, Martha b. 1884, Emil b. 1889- > >died June 24, 1961 in Luneburg, Meta b. 1890, Olga b. 1893, Otto b 1894- > >died in WWI in France, Emma b. 1895, Franz b. 1897. The parents to Max > >KELLER were Eduard Keller b May 1860 and Friederike Winchus b. Dec 15, > >1858. Can anyone help me? My email is: elke_marriott@bc.sympatico.ca > > > > > >Thank you, > > > >Elke Marriott > > > > ------ > > Glenn G. Geisheimer > > germanic42@home.com > > ============================== > Search the Social Security Death Index online for FREE! > http://ssdi.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > The most powerful SSDI search engine on the Internet!

I am looking for information on the parents of Elbert Keller b. Oct. 5, 1879 d. Feb. 16 1940. I am told his mother is Mary Elizabeth Green b. Jun 23, 1849 and his father John Keller. Elbert married Ester Bridges. He has a sister Telda Elizabeth Keller Waters and half sister Mary sue Horton and half brother George William Horton. I think that all of these people are from the Cherokee county South Carolina area. Thanks for any information Joel