Hello Keller/Kellar Researchers, I've put some of the Brick Walls on-line at: <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~geishome/ggg/listpage/kellerwalls.htm> Please visit the site and give me feedback via my personal email address about the layout and if you have any suggestions on a different type of layout. Maybe an index or arranging them by location instead of first name? Thanks, ------ Glenn G. Geisheimer germanic42@home.com

Who is Riley KELLER parents, brothers and sisters? Riley was born 29 December 1811 N.C. The first mention of him is when he voluntered at Charlestown, IN for the Black Hawk War of 1832-33. Riley married Harriet Miller in Clark county, IN, 1835. I can not find out any information of Riley in Clark county, IN, any suggestions? Kate Keller Bourland kateb@xelnet.com

My brick wall is Elizabeth KELLAR (maiden name and husband's first name unknown). She lived in Franklin County, OH, and first was in the 1830 census. By 1850 she had remarried a man named Sandy. Her Kellar children were Margaret, John, George, James, Joseph, Sarah and Eliza. All of the children moved west except Margaret (married William Reed), James and Joseph. Can anyone help me with this brick wall? Shirley Reed

Obed Keller (c1800-????) VA>IA>MO I descend from Obed Keller (b ca 1800 VA) m ca 1827 Matilda (b ca 1807 VA). They were in Iowa by 1830 and had at least 3 children before moving to Daviess County, MO about 1836 where they had at least 5 more children. They were in Daviess County, MO in 1840 and 1850. Children of Obed [Obediah] & Matilda Keller: [Possibly more children] Elizabeth Keller b 1830 Iowa m 1844 Samuel Brown Mary A. Keller b 1831 Iowa James M. Keller b 1834 Iowa Octavia Keller b 1838 Mo Rachel Keller b 1840 Mo Delila Keller b 1842 Mo William Keller b 1845 Mo Elijah Keller b 1848 Mo The Obed Keller family was the only Keller family in the 1840 and the 1850 censuses for Daviess County, Mo. I cannot find any of this family before 1840 or after 1850, with the exeption of their dau Elizabeth, who married Samuel Brown in 1844 & remained in Daviess County, Missouri. All suggestions welcome. I have additional information on the Samuel & Elizabeth (Keller) Brown family. Thanks, Gayla Wynn http://www.angelfire.com/mo/gayla/index.html

Did your Keller's ever come to the U.S...if so where? --- KELLER-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > ATTACHMENT part 1 message/rfc822 > > KELLER-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 17 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [KELLER] Brick Walls ["Glenn G. > Geisheimer" <germanic42@] > #2 [KELLER] Brick Wall ["Glenn G. > Geisheimer" <germanic42@] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from KELLER-D, send a message to > > KELLER-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, > but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, > too. > > To contact the list administrator, send mail to > KELLER-admin@rootsweb.com. > > ______________________________ > ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 > Date: Tue, 31 Aug 1999 01:10:40 -0400 > From: "Glenn G. Geisheimer" <germanic42@home.com> > To: KELLER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [KELLER] Brick Walls > > Hello Kellar/Keller Researchers, > > First I would like to tell you that I have a new > email address, it's: > > <germanic42@home.com> > > Please use that to contact me with any questions, > suggestions, comments, > etc. about the mailing list. > > Secondly, I've moved the KELLER/KELLAR web page from > it's old address to a > new one: > > <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~geishome/ggg/listpage/keller.htm> > > I'm starting a new section of the page devoted to > Brick Walls. I'd like > everyone on the two lists to post to the mailing > lists (not my personal > email address, I'd like to stimulate some list > discussions) their Brick > Wall(s). I will then take them from the list and > put them on the web page. > Please post them in the following form: > > Subject Line: Brick Wall > > Somewhere in the body please list the full name > (KELLER/KELLAR only please) > and any information that you know about them such > as, birth/death dates, > who they married, parents, occupation, where they > lived, immigration date, > etc. > > Please list your own name. I will put your name on > the web page listing > and imbed your email address in it. > > There are over 120 of us on both lists so if > everyone participates we may > be able to solve your Brick Wall. > > P.S. If you have any information to add to the web > site, please forward it > to me and I'll add it. > > Thanks, > > List Administrator KELLER/KELLAR > > ------ > > Glenn G. Geisheimer > > germanic42@home.com > > ______________________________ > ATTACHMENT part 3 message/rfc822 > Date: Tue, 31 Aug 1999 13:55:44 -0400 > From: "Glenn G. Geisheimer" <germanic42@home.com> > To: KELLER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [KELLER] Brick Wall > > Hello Keller/Kellar Researchers, > > I guess I'll start off the Brick Wall conversations. > My brick wall is > Mathus Keller. I don't know much about him other > than he was married to > Sibilla Barbara Schanzin (the female form of Schanz > or Schanze) and they > had a son, Johann Jakob Keller born on June 17, 1751 > in Dobel, Germany. > > Of course I have a Brick Wall going the other way > also. The next to last > Keller in my line is Jakob Friedrich Keller who was > born in Dobel, Germany > on April 02, 1807. His daughter, Johanna Christiana > Keller (born on June > 14, 1830 in Herrenalb), married Johann Jakob Joseph > Graessle. Jakob > Friedrich Keller also had these children: > > Christiana Keller born April 22, 1823 > Christian Friedrich Keller born September 22, 1826 > Christiana Magdalena Keller born October 15, 1828 > Maria Christiana Friedrika Keller born April 08, > 1834 > Magdalena Christiana Keller born August 28, 1836 > Friedrika Carolina Keller born August 08, 1839 > Unknown Christiana Keller born February 10, 1843 > > Thanks, > > ------ > > Glenn G. Geisheimer > > germanic42@home.com > === Researching surnames: Bromley/Carter/Dean(e)/Doud/Edson/Fralick/Moffatt/Willis-NY&PA connections. Homepage at - http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/8949/ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com

I am looking for information on Joshep Keller b7-4-1865 d. 1927 in Pa. He married Emma Stutzman b. 1870 d. 11-22-1973. children were : 1. John Fredrick Keller b. 12-28-1908 d. 9-16-1988 married1-30-1931 to Ida Grace Kendall they lived in Pa. 2. Gladys Mae Keller b. 10-18-1913 d. 10-28-1928 married Winmer Twigg. they I believe also lived in Pa. any help would be appreicated on finding more informaiton on Joshep Keller's line. Robbie

My Brick Wall is the Richard C. KELLER born about 1805 in SC. His wife's name was Elizabeth. Their children all believed to have been born in SC were: John A/W born abt 1837 married Martha Caroline WILSON. Killed at Rappahonnock Station 23 Aug 1862 - my ancestor Frances born abt 1830 Mary C born abt 1835 Benjamin born abt 1843 James Landrum born 11 May 1843 Samuel born abt 1845 John born abt 1847 Anything on these people would be appreciated. Thanks. Larry Noah - larmil-1@att.net My family is at - http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~lrnoah/ Links can be found there to websites for mailing lists NCOrange-L, BrickChurchNC-L and BEARSE-L.

My brick wll is Daniel Keller, Jr. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Carolyn Descendants of Daniel Keller, Jr. Generation No. 1 1. DANIEL2 KELLER , JR. (DANIEL1) was born 1791, and died 1836. He married (1) SARAH "SALLY" REISINGER. He married (2) ZERUIAH STARR. Children of DANIEL KELLER and SARAH REISINGER are: i. ANN MARIAH3 KELLER, b. 1818; d. 1822. 2. ii. ISSAC REES KELLER, b. January 16, 1821, Floyd Co., IN; d. March 30, 1905. Children of DANIEL KELLER and ZERUIAH STARR are: iii. WILLIAM3 KELLER, b. 1824; d. 1876. iv. ELIZA ANN KELLER, b. 1826; d. 1902. v. LEWIS ALEXANDER KELLER, b. 1827; d. 1856. vi. ROSANNAH LINDA KELLER, b. 1830; d. 1894. vii. MARGARET CATHERINE KELLER, b. 1832; d. 1875. viii. DANIEL WEBSTER KELLER, b. 1834; d. 1836. ix. BARBARA KELLER, b. 1836; d. 1885. Generation No. 2 2. ISSAC REES3 KELLER (DANIEL2, DANIEL1) was born January 16, 1821 in Floyd Co., IN, and died March 30, 1905. He married (2) SUSANNAH PERKINS September 03, 1868 in Floyd Co., IN, daughter of ANDREW PERKINS and LUCY DAYTON. Children of ISSAC REES KELLER are: i. EVALINE4 KELLER, b. March 09, 1844, Floyd Co., IN. ii. JOHN KELLER, b. September 24, 1845, Floyd Co., IN. iii. LAURA CATHERINE KELLER, b. October 23, 1847, Floyd Co., IN. iv. MARGARET DAVIS KELLER, b. June 20, 1849, Floyd Co., IN. v. MARY ELLEN KELLER, b. June 22, 1851, Floyd Co., IN; d. 1854. vi. CHARLES DUNCAN KELLER, b. 1853; d. 1854. vii. LEWIS A. KELLER, b. April 25, 1855, Floyd Co., IN; d. 1910. 3. viii. GEORGE WASHINGTON KELLER, b. February 14, 1857, Floyd Co., IN; d. 1941. ix. SARAH KELLER, b. 1859; d. 1859. x. EMMA LOUISA KELLER, b. April 05, 1861, Floyd Co., IN. xi. WILLIAM SPENCER KELLER, b. May 12, 1862, Floyd Co., IN. Children of ISSAC KELLER and SUSANNAH PERKINS are: 4. xii. DAVID BOWMAN4 KELLER, b. April 23, 1870, Floyd Co., IN; d. September 18, 1910, IN. xiii. ELIZA ANN KELLER, b. February 1873, Floyd Co., IN. 5. xiv. ISSAC REES KELLER , JR, b. May 1875, Floyd Co., IN. Generation No. 3 3. GEORGE WASHINGTON4 KELLER (ISSAC REES3, DANIEL2, DANIEL1) was born February 14, 1857 in Floyd Co., IN, and died 1941. Children of GEORGE WASHINGTON KELLER are: i. JAMES5 KELLER. ii. ADELBERT KELLER. iii. EVA MARGARET KELLER. iv. DWIGHT A. KELLER. v. CLARENCE KELLER. 4. DAVID BOWMAN4 KELLER (ISSAC REES3, DANIEL2, DANIEL1) was born April 23, 1870 in Floyd Co., IN, and died September 18, 1910 in IN. He married SUSANNAH STARK in Floyd Co., IN, daughter of HENRY STARK. Child of DAVID KELLER and SUSANNAH STARK is: 6. i. BRISCOE WILLIAM5 KELLER, b. February 05, 1910, Georgetown, Floyd Co., IN; d. November 18, 1978, San Diego, San Diego Co., CA. 5. ISSAC REES4 KELLER , JR (ISSAC REES3, DANIEL2, DANIEL1) was born May 1875 in Floyd Co., IN. Child of ISSAC REES KELLER , JR is: i. EDWIN R5 KELLER, b. May 1899, Georgetown, Floyd Co., IN. Generation No. 4 6. BRISCOE WILLIAM5 KELLER (DAVID BOWMAN4, ISSAC REES3, DANIEL2, DANIEL1) was born February 05, 1910 in Georgetown, Floyd Co., IN, and died November 18, 1978 in San Diego, San Diego Co., CA. He married ELSIE MAUDE HUBLER, daughter of CHARLES HUBLER and ELSIE HAMPTON. Notes for BRISCOE WILLIAM KELLER: Buried in the Military Cemetery in Riverside Co., CA. Notes for ELSIE MAUDE HUBLER: Buried in the Military Cemetery in Riverside Co., CA. Child of BRISCOE KELLER and ELSIE HUBLER is: i. WILLIAM BRISCOE6 KELLER, b. January 26, 1934, Long Beach, Los Angeles Co., CA; m. EULA BEATRICE (BEA) HARRIS, May 25, 1969, Las Vegas, Clark Co., NV.

Hello group, My brick wall is George Keller b. 2/23/1819 in Ross Co. Ohio d. 4/30/1887 in Green Twp. Ross. Co. Ohio. George md. Margaret Coey 2/17/1856 (by Phillip Swartz) in Ross Co. Ohio. Margaret was b. 5/2/1827 in Ohio d. 3/28/1912 in Hallsville, Ohio(Ross Co. OH). Their daughter was Barbara Ellen Keller b. 9/6/1859 in Ross Co. Ohio d. 3/29/1943 in Chillicothe, OH. Barbara md. Robert Newton Pyle 9/24/1876 (by Robert Oliver, JP) in Ross Co. Ohio. Robert b. 10/30/1853 in Green Twp. Ross Co. Ohio d. 2/16/1930 in Chillicothe, OH. Children are Irvin Francis Pyle b. 4/21/1879 Springfield Twp. Ross Co. Ohio.(my grandfather) Cliff, Roy, Russell, Mae, Viola and Gertrude. Hopefully I can make a connection with someone from Ohio. Drema Mereness (Florida)

Hello Keller/Kellar Researchers, I guess I'll start off the Brick Wall conversations. My brick wall is Mathus Keller. I don't know much about him other than he was married to Sibilla Barbara Schanzin (the female form of Schanz or Schanze) and they had a son, Johann Jakob Keller born on June 17, 1751 in Dobel, Germany. Of course I have a Brick Wall going the other way also. The next to last Keller in my line is Jakob Friedrich Keller who was born in Dobel, Germany on April 02, 1807. His daughter, Johanna Christiana Keller (born on June 14, 1830 in Herrenalb), married Johann Jakob Joseph Graessle. Jakob Friedrich Keller also had these children: Christiana Keller born April 22, 1823 Christian Friedrich Keller born September 22, 1826 Christiana Magdalena Keller born October 15, 1828 Maria Christiana Friedrika Keller born April 08, 1834 Magdalena Christiana Keller born August 28, 1836 Friedrika Carolina Keller born August 08, 1839 Unknown Christiana Keller born February 10, 1843 Thanks, ------ Glenn G. Geisheimer germanic42@home.com

Hello Kellar/Keller Researchers, First I would like to tell you that I have a new email address, it's: <germanic42@home.com> Please use that to contact me with any questions, suggestions, comments, etc. about the mailing list. Secondly, I've moved the KELLER/KELLAR web page from it's old address to a new one: <http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~geishome/ggg/listpage/keller.htm> I'm starting a new section of the page devoted to Brick Walls. I'd like everyone on the two lists to post to the mailing lists (not my personal email address, I'd like to stimulate some list discussions) their Brick Wall(s). I will then take them from the list and put them on the web page. Please post them in the following form: Subject Line: Brick Wall Somewhere in the body please list the full name (KELLER/KELLAR only please) and any information that you know about them such as, birth/death dates, who they married, parents, occupation, where they lived, immigration date, etc. Please list your own name. I will put your name on the web page listing and imbed your email address in it. There are over 120 of us on both lists so if everyone participates we may be able to solve your Brick Wall. P.S. If you have any information to add to the web site, please forward it to me and I'll add it. Thanks, List Administrator KELLER/KELLAR ------ Glenn G. Geisheimer germanic42@home.com

This is in reference to the post that I sent out recently. Leslie ------------------ > From: SwimBails@aol.com > To: KOEHLER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [KOEHLER] Possible variation two postings back > Date: Monday, August 30, 1999 11:07 AM > > I thought it was really strange to consider a Koehler variation that began > with R (two postings back). I sort of dismissed the whole idea. Later, in > talking with others, I began to realize that in Russian (for those who went > to Russia), the sound of Koehler would be naturally spelled with an 'r' in > their alphabet. In otherwords, it could be a great find and worth saving > eventhough it sounds like Koehler said with a mouth full of cookies :-) > > This great insight was brought to you by someone who is totally ignorant in > Koehler variations. > > Jean ==== KOEHLER Mailing List ====

> For lists of genealogical associations or special interest groups an > excellent place to start is Cyndi's List of sites on the web. The German > related links start at: http://www.cyndislist.com/germany.htm#General > > As far as researching records in English your best bet is to check in at > an LDS (Mormon) Family History Center if there is one reasonably near you. > They are typically listed in the white-pages of the phone book but there is > also a website listing them: > http://www.lds.org/en/2_How_Do_I_Begin/4_Where_is.html > > Writing to Germany will require writing in German and it will also cost > you at minimum prepayment for return postage and probably research fees. > > A number of Lutheran archives (including the central archive) are listed at: > http://www.bawue.de/~hanacek/info/darchi18.htm > > and Catholic archives are listed at: > http://www.bawue.de/~hanacek/info/darchi17.htm > > Samples for addressing letters and general information are provided at: > http://www.familysearch.org/sg/LGGerman.html > > Sample letters (in German) to German archives can be found at: > http://www.genealogy.net/gene/www/ghlp/muster.html > > And finally, addresses and sample letters for writing to archives in Posen > and Poland can be found at: > http://www.man.poznan.pl/~bielecki/export/certif.htm From: Ralf Guminski <RGuminski@gmx.de> - -------------------------------

Hello KÖHLER Researchers-- Below is an excellent post from Don (who is the list owner of the Hessen List, Germany GenWeb) that could benefit all of us. If you have questions, his email is <dwat@mmcable.com>. Leslie: Rootsweb List Owner for ~ McMURRY, TROTTER, MOADAIR, KOEHLER and MO-ABSTRACTS - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- Here is a tip everyone can use. Go to: http://users.rootsweb.com/~deuhes/Hessen/index.htm Click on Table of Links. Select or scroll down to Table #2. In the left column, click on Telephones/E-Mail. Scroll down and click on Teleauskunft, the official German telephone directory. Choose English. Click on The Local Directory. Click on the number which represents the area (zip code) region you are interested in. The towns in bold print can be accessed further. The ones in faint print are still under construction. Don't know which area you are interested in? Check out the links to all 16 German states, and look under German Zip Codes for comparisons of zip codes with German regions, right on our home page. After you explore the information for each town you are interested in, make a note of them. Now go back to Table #2 in the Table of Links. Click on Town Locators. Choose Site #2 for the best maps. Type in the name of the town(s) you are interested in, like this: Mannheim, Germany. If you know the county, you can type it in, instead of Germany. That will reduce the number of responses you get, since so many towns in Germany have the same name. Note the region your town is in. Enlarge, and zoom in on the map. Normally, you can find any town's web site in Germany like this: http://www.townname.de/. Sometimes you have to use http://www.stadt-townname.de/. Just insert the actual town's name where I have townname. Using Site #1 in Town Locators you can also type in the coordinates of a town and then get a list of all towns within a 30 mile radius. First, type in the town name and choose Germany. When possible, choose exact spelling. If you aren't sure, choose the Daitch-Mokotov soundex option. Take a look at the list of towns by that name. Become accustomed to quick identification of distances and directions from Berlin and coordinates applicable to your area of research. Note the coordinates of the town in the area you are interested in. Go back to the page where you typed in the town name. Scroll to the bottom. Insert the coordinates and choose a 30 mile radius. Note all of the towns in the vicnity. Choose a town for further research, and zoom in on it on the map at Site #1. All sorts of towns come into view. Is one of them that long, lost town or village you have been looking for? Is it close to where you HAVE been looking and struck out? Is THAT how it is spelled? Going back to Town Locators, scroll down to Step-by-Step instructions. Look for details about your towns there. For example, what fiche and films are available in the USA? You can get a fiche or film faster than you can get a response from your letter to Germany, and since you do the research, you'll feel more confident about the results. NOW .. I have done this for years so I do it very rapidly. I have high-speed equipment, so it only takes seconds for me to find what I am looking for. In time, you'll do this faster than you can leaf through a Rand-McNally World Atlas. Think positive, and remember the cry of every serious genealogist: Never give up! :) Don Hessen List, Germany GenWeb *As much as I dislike paper, you'll want to print this out and hang it next to your monitor. I'll send some other tips as time permits.*

Yesterday, during my volunteer time at the library of the genealogy society to which I belong, I was all alone, for a while, and had time to do some digging. These people (& their information) are listed in "Gone to Missouri - From Whence They Came-To Where & When", compiled by Marilyn Moore, ISBN 1-56524-050-2 E.E. KELLER Adair Co, MO > Sullivan Co, MO 1861 G.W. KELLER Germany > Jasper Co, MO 1873 I. KELLER Green Co, TN > Sullivan Co, MO 1840 J. KELLER Sullivan Co, MO > Sullivan Co, MO 1858 (This is what the book shows.) J.H. KELLER Fayette Co, KY > Platte Co, MO 1839 James M. KELLER Jessamine Co, KY > Clay Co, MO 1841 John H. KELLER Switzerland > Buchanan Co, MO 1857 L. KELLER Jackson Co, OH > Harrison Co, MO 1855 Nicholas KELLER Switzerland > Buchanan Co, MO 1856 P. KELLER Rockingham Co, VA > Audrain Co, MO 1857 Peter T. KELLER Germany > Lincoln Co, MO 1877 T.J. KELLER Clay Co, MO > Clay Co, MO 1847 (no typo here either) W.R. KELLER Platte Co, MO > Platte Co, MO 1842 (and, no typo here) I hope that this information will be helpful to someone here. Leslie (Bridges) Kohler: List Owner for ==== KOEHLER Mailing List ====

Hi, I have been trying to locate the parents and origin of Mary Keller abt. 1847 who m. James A. McCleary abt. 1846 they lived in the Franklin Co. PA area as far as I know. Thanks, Connie

Anyone have information of a Henry Keller Sr. in TN? Melinda

Hello, I have two different Keller families, Ernest Leroy Keller b. 6/1/1887 d. 1/5/1971 married Grace May Arledge b. 1/3/1909 in Pike Co. Ohio. Children Ruth Lucille Keller b. 9/8/1909 married Lloyd Willard Hinton and Margaret Ellen Keller. George Keller b. 2/23/1819 in Ross Co. Ohio d. 4/30/1887 in Ross Co. Ohio married Margaret Coey b. 5/2/1827 in Ohio d. 3/28/1912 in Hallsville, Ohio. Marriage date for George and Margaret is 2/17/1856 in Ross Co. Ohio. Their daughter was Barbara Ellen Keller b. 9/6/1859 in Ross Co. Ohio d. 3/29/1943 in Chillicothe, Ohio. Barbara married Robert Newton Pyle b. 10/30/1853 in Ross Co. Ohio d. 2/16/1930 in Chillicothe, Ohio. Married date for Robert and Barbara is 9/24/1876 in Ross Co. Ohio. They are buried in Crouse Chapel Cemetery near Kingston or Chillicothe. Their children are Irvin Francis, Given, Cliff, Roy, Russel, Mae, Gertrude, and Viola Alice Pyle born in Ross Co. Ohio Thanks for checking your family trees. D. Mereness

I connected with a "cousin" last weekend when I did a search in "unknown county" Oregon. Not only did I get the death date of Benjamin Franklin Keller that was the son of Riley & Harriet Miller Keller, but she called me to make sure that we were from the same family. Somewhere or somehow the family in OR thought they had come from OH. The Miller's had but Riley was born 29 December 1811 in NC. Benjamin was the 10th child of Riley & Harriet's which she said was her g grandfather and is my gg grandfather but we are only 10 years apart in our ages. When I found out what county Benjamin had died in then I went into that county site and asked if someone would look his name up. Not only did they look it up she called the lady and said that someone was trying to look her g grandfather from IL. To make a long story short, we talked for almost 2 hours trying to connect the family. I sent her all of the information that I have collected so far and waiting now for her to fill in the blanks on Benjamin's family. This all happened because I had reread Harriet's will and saw that there was a family member in the will that lived in OR. Come to find out it was not even Benjamin's family but a sister of Benjamin's children that must of been out there visiting. According to the will "Benjamin" address unknown. Needless to say that I am excited and waiting to her from her too. Kate Keller Bourland

Hi all - I too wish we could get something going on this list. I have recently found out more about my KELLERs. My main KELLER line is: Descendants of Michael Keller 1 Michael Keller b: 14 Mar 1781 d: 24 Jan 1858 Union Deposit, Dauphin Co, PA +Mary 'Polly' Cassel b: ca 1796 d: 11 Jan 1835 Union Deposit, Dauphin Co, PA 2 David C. Keller b: 17 Aug 1814 Dauphin Co. PA d: 19 Oct 1891 Union Deposit, Dauphin Co, PA +Catharine B. Witmer b: 23 Jul 1823 Lebanon Co. PA d: 21 Mar 1858 Union Deposit, Dauphin Co, PA 2 Michael Keller b: ca 1817 d: 28 Feb 1835 Union Deposit, Dauphin Co, PA 2 Henry D. Keller b: 09 Dec 1825 Dauphin Co, PA d: 09 Jan 1887 Union Deposit, Dauphin Co, PA 2 Leah Keller b: ca 1827 Dauphin Co, PA d: Middletown, Dauphin Co PA +William Schultz b: 24 Mar 1820 Newmanstown, Lebanon Co. PA d: 19 Sep 1848 Dauphin Co, PA *2nd Husband of Leah Keller: +John Jacob Schaeffer b: ca 1821 Dauphin Co, PA 2 Ellen Keller b: 11 Feb 1831 Dauphin Co, PA d: 04 Apr 1909 Union Deposit, Dauphin Co, PA +Henry Klein b: 01 Aug 1830 d: 14 Oct 1894 Union Deposit, Dauphin Co, PA *2nd Wife of Michael Keller: +Catherine ?? b: 24 Jul 1780 d: 17 Aug 1855 Union Deposit, Dauphin Co, PA ----------------- Leah KELLER is my gggm. The first Michael KELLER shown here is buried at Hoernerstown Cemetery, Dauphin Co, PA. The question now is, who were his parents? There is an older Michael KELLER also buried at Hoernerstown, d 13 May 1813 at 55 Y. I suspect that this was his father; he would have been b ca 1758. I believe his wife was Elizabeth (also buried there). I would love to hear from anyone who knows anything about this family and will be happy to share what I know. Jan