About John Keller.
John Keller and Mary Kisamore
Individuals without date of birth/baptism/death/burial /headstone.
Date of birth and place are based on census.
individuals with missing father or missing mother .
There are tips on Ancestry.
But there is no evidence, should only be seen as clues.
I do not no when John Keller left Pennsylvania to move to Virginia.
From census record we are able to tellt that his wife name was Mary A. There is a notation in a book about Pendelton that a John Keller married Mary kisamore in 1810. First child was born 1811 in Va / Wv ( Catharine Keller )
Parents of John unknown.
Children of John Keller and Mary Caysamore / kisamore are
Catharine/Catherine Keller, b 1811
Sidney Keller, b 1813
Joab Keller. b 1815
Adam Harness Keller, b 1818
Julia/Julian A. Keller, b 1823
Henry F. Keller, b 1828
John Keller Pendleton 1810 Census
1 Free white males 0-9 years of age , Jesse Kisamore ?
1 Free white males 16 -25 years of age
1 Free white females 16-25 years of age
Pendleton county, Pendleton, Virginia 1850
John Keller M 62 Pennsylvania
Mary A Keller F 63 Virginia
Julia A Keller F 27 Virginia
Pendleton county, Pendleton, Virginia 1860
John Kellar M 73 Pennsylvania
Mary Kellar F 75 Virginia
Joab Kellar M 42 Virginia
Julia A Kellar F 34 Virginia
Melvina Kellar F 12 Virginia
Job Kellar M 10 Virginia
Rebecca Keller F 9 Virginia
According to the census , John was born 1787 / 1788 and Mary 1785 / 1787
Census 1860 shows an age of 73 and for Mary we have an age of 75 years.
Probably they both died in Virginia or West Virginia
The 1810 Census shows a John Keller: Free white male 16 -25 years of age including heads of families, with Free white female 16-25 years of age including heads of families, (his wife) along with, Free white male 0-9 years of age (his or her first born son). The child could have been Jesse Kisamore.
At this time, there are many John Keller, Kellar, Kelliher, Kalaher Kelleher in PA. So it's hard to find the right person.
Keller Settlers in United States in the 18th Century
Conrad Keller, who arrived in New York in 1709
Frank Keller, who landed in New York in 1710
Frantz Keller, who arrived in New York, NY in 1710
Michael Keller, who landed in Pennsylvania in 1728
John Keller, who settled in Philadelphia in 1732.
Speculation
This ancestor, who came into Virginia, with the mass of German immigration that came up the South Branch of Potomac settling in Pendleton County. Perhaps John followed they typical migration route of the 1700s-1800s - from PA thru the mountain valleys of MD, VA. The two major groups of migrants at that time were German and Scotch-Irish.
https://kellerrootsfamily.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=kellerrootsfamily&view=9&ver=8985
John Keller and Mary Kisamore
Individuals without date of birth/baptism/death/burial /headstone.
Date of birth and place are based on census.
individuals with missing father or missing mother .
There are tips on Ancestry.
But there is no evidence, should only be seen as clues.
I do not no when John Keller left Pennsylvania to move to Virginia.
From census record we are able to tellt that his wife name was Mary A. There is a notation in a book about Pendelton that a John Keller married Mary kisamore in 1810. First child was born 1811 in Va / Wv ( Catharine Keller )
Parents of John unknown.
Children of John Keller and Mary Caysamore / kisamore are
Catharine/Catherine Keller, b 1811
Sidney Keller, b 1813
Joab Keller. b 1815
Adam Harness Keller, b 1818
Julia/Julian A. Keller, b 1823
Henry F. Keller, b 1828
John Keller Pendleton 1810 Census
1 Free white males 0-9 years of age , Jesse Kisamore ?
1 Free white males 16 -25 years of age
1 Free white females 16-25 years of age
Pendleton county, Pendleton, Virginia 1850
John Keller M 62 Pennsylvania
Mary A Keller F 63 Virginia
Julia A Keller F 27 Virginia
Pendleton county, Pendleton, Virginia 1860
John Kellar M 73 Pennsylvania
Mary Kellar F 75 Virginia
Joab Kellar M 42 Virginia
Julia A Kellar F 34 Virginia
Melvina Kellar F 12 Virginia
Job Kellar M 10 Virginia
Rebecca Keller F 9 Virginia
According to the census , John was born 1787 / 1788 and Mary 1785 / 1787
Census 1860 shows an age of 73 and for Mary we have an age of 75 years.
Probably they both died in Virginia or West Virginia
The 1810 Census shows a John Keller: Free white male 16 -25 years of age including heads of families, with Free white female 16-25 years of age including heads of families, (his wife) along with, Free white male 0-9 years of age (his or her first born son). The child could have been Jesse Kisamore.
At this time, there are many John Keller, Kellar, Kelliher, Kalaher Kelleher in PA. So it's hard to find the right person.
Keller Settlers in United States in the 18th Century
Conrad Keller, who arrived in New York in 1709
Frank Keller, who landed in New York in 1710
Frantz Keller, who arrived in New York, NY in 1710
Michael Keller, who landed in Pennsylvania in 1728
John Keller, who settled in Philadelphia in 1732.
Speculation
This ancestor, who came into Virginia, with the mass of German immigration that came up the South Branch of Potomac settling in Pendleton County. Perhaps John followed they typical migration route of the 1700s-1800s - from PA thru the mountain valleys of MD, VA. The two major groups of migrants at that time were German and Scotch-Irish.
https://kellerrootsfamily.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=kellerrootsfamily&view=9&ver=8985
About John Keller.
John Keller and Mary Kisamore
Individuals without date of birth/baptism/death/burial /headstone.
Date of birth and place are based on census.
individuals with missing father or missing mother .
There are tips on Ancestry.
But there is no evidence, should only be seen as clues.
I do not no when John Keller left Pennsylvania to move to Virginia.
From census record we are able to tellt that his wife name was Mary A. There is a notation in a book about Pendelton that a John Keller married Mary kisamore in 1810. First child was born 1811 in Va / Wv ( Catharine Keller )
Parents of John unknown.
Children of John Keller and Mary Caysamore / kisamore are
Catharine/Catherine Keller, b 1811
Sidney Keller, b 1813
Joab Keller. b 1815
Adam Harness Keller, b 1818
Julia/Julian A. Keller, b 1823
Henry F. Keller, b 1828
John Keller Pendleton 1810 Census
1 Free white males 0-9 years of age , Jesse Kisamore ?
1 Free white males 16 -25 years of age
1 Free white females 16-25 years of age
Pendleton county, Pendleton, Virginia 1850
John Keller M 62 Pennsylvania
Mary A Keller F 63 Virginia
Julia A Keller F 27 Virginia
Pendleton county, Pendleton, Virginia 1860
John Kellar M 73 Pennsylvania
Mary Kellar F 75 Virginia
Joab Kellar M 42 Virginia
Julia A Kellar F 34 Virginia
Melvina Kellar F 12 Virginia
Job Kellar M 10 Virginia
Rebecca Keller F 9 Virginia
According to the census , John was born 1787 / 1788 and Mary 1785 / 1787
Census 1860 shows an age of 73 and for Mary we have an age of 75 years.
Probably they both died in Virginia or West Virginia
The 1810 Census shows a John Keller: Free white male 16 -25 years of age including heads of families, with Free white female 16-25 years of age including heads of families, (his wife) along with, Free white male 0-9 years of age (his or her first born son). The child could have been Jesse Kisamore.
At this time, there are many John Keller, Kellar, Kelliher, Kalaher Kelleher in PA. So it's hard to find the right person.
Keller Settlers in United States in the 18th Century
Conrad Keller, who arrived in New York in 1709
Frank Keller, who landed in New York in 1710
Frantz Keller, who arrived in New York, NY in 1710
Michael Keller, who landed in Pennsylvania in 1728
John Keller, who settled in Philadelphia in 1732.
Speculation
This ancestor, who came into Virginia, with the mass of German immigration that came up the South Branch of Potomac settling in Pendleton County. Perhaps John followed they typical migration route of the 1700s-1800s - from PA thru the mountain valleys of MD, VA. The two major groups of migrants at that time were German and Scotch-Irish.
https://kellerrootsfamily.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=kellerrootsfamily&view=9&ver=8985
John Keller and Mary Kisamore
Individuals without date of birth/baptism/death/burial /headstone.
Date of birth and place are based on census.
individuals with missing father or missing mother .
There are tips on Ancestry.
But there is no evidence, should only be seen as clues.
I do not no when John Keller left Pennsylvania to move to Virginia.
From census record we are able to tellt that his wife name was Mary A. There is a notation in a book about Pendelton that a John Keller married Mary kisamore in 1810. First child was born 1811 in Va / Wv ( Catharine Keller )
Parents of John unknown.
Children of John Keller and Mary Caysamore / kisamore are
Catharine/Catherine Keller, b 1811
Sidney Keller, b 1813
Joab Keller. b 1815
Adam Harness Keller, b 1818
Julia/Julian A. Keller, b 1823
Henry F. Keller, b 1828
John Keller Pendleton 1810 Census
1 Free white males 0-9 years of age , Jesse Kisamore ?
1 Free white males 16 -25 years of age
1 Free white females 16-25 years of age
Pendleton county, Pendleton, Virginia 1850
John Keller M 62 Pennsylvania
Mary A Keller F 63 Virginia
Julia A Keller F 27 Virginia
Pendleton county, Pendleton, Virginia 1860
John Kellar M 73 Pennsylvania
Mary Kellar F 75 Virginia
Joab Kellar M 42 Virginia
Julia A Kellar F 34 Virginia
Melvina Kellar F 12 Virginia
Job Kellar M 10 Virginia
Rebecca Keller F 9 Virginia
According to the census , John was born 1787 / 1788 and Mary 1785 / 1787
Census 1860 shows an age of 73 and for Mary we have an age of 75 years.
Probably they both died in Virginia or West Virginia
The 1810 Census shows a John Keller: Free white male 16 -25 years of age including heads of families, with Free white female 16-25 years of age including heads of families, (his wife) along with, Free white male 0-9 years of age (his or her first born son). The child could have been Jesse Kisamore.
At this time, there are many John Keller, Kellar, Kelliher, Kalaher Kelleher in PA. So it's hard to find the right person.
Keller Settlers in United States in the 18th Century
Conrad Keller, who arrived in New York in 1709
Frank Keller, who landed in New York in 1710
Frantz Keller, who arrived in New York, NY in 1710
Michael Keller, who landed in Pennsylvania in 1728
John Keller, who settled in Philadelphia in 1732.
Speculation
This ancestor, who came into Virginia, with the mass of German immigration that came up the South Branch of Potomac settling in Pendleton County. Perhaps John followed they typical migration route of the 1700s-1800s - from PA thru the mountain valleys of MD, VA. The two major groups of migrants at that time were German and Scotch-Irish.
https://kellerrootsfamily.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=kellerrootsfamily&view=9&ver=8985
Gravesite Details
Probably buried in Virginia / West Virginia USA
Family Members
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