Isaac Keller, deceased, formerly a farmer of Washington Township, was a native of North Carolina and immigrated to Indiana more than half a century ago, settling in the township where he passed the remainder of his days. He helped to clear much of the land which he afterward cultivated as a farm. In 1850 he married Eliza Jane (Densford) Keller, and of their eleven children since born, eight are still living, named Franklin, James, Lafayette, Lovin, John, Martha, Lily, Ann and Ida. Mr. Keller departed this life in the year 1876 and the widow resides upon the farm, comprising 160 acres. She is a native of Kentucky, born in 1830, is a member of the Baptist Church and is a lady of refinement and intelligence.
JACKSON COUNTY HISTORY, page: 700.
JACKSON COUNTY HISTORY, page: 700.
Isaac Keller, deceased, formerly a farmer of Washington Township, was a native of North Carolina and immigrated to Indiana more than half a century ago, settling in the township where he passed the remainder of his days. He helped to clear much of the land which he afterward cultivated as a farm. In 1850 he married Eliza Jane (Densford) Keller, and of their eleven children since born, eight are still living, named Franklin, James, Lafayette, Lovin, John, Martha, Lily, Ann and Ida. Mr. Keller departed this life in the year 1876 and the widow resides upon the farm, comprising 160 acres. She is a native of Kentucky, born in 1830, is a member of the Baptist Church and is a lady of refinement and intelligence.
JACKSON COUNTY HISTORY, page: 700.
JACKSON COUNTY HISTORY, page: 700.
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