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The Descendants of Conrad Keller
A republication of the almost lost 1951 edition by Ben D. Keller (1889-1961), with enhancements to the format. Scanned and edited by his Great Nephew, David Keller Bowman.
The Descendants of Conrad Keller
A republication by a great nephew of his late great uncle's now nearly vanished work. For the first time in 61 years this impressive genealogical work is available to researchers everywhere.
The Descendants of Conrad Keller; a Genealogy, With Notes on Gwinn, Newsome, Ripley, Slagle, Speece, Vanden, Wiseman [and] Wright
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Keller to America, 1735
Hans Conrad Keller, baptized 1706 and his wife, Barbara Blaar, baptized 1703, emigrated from Wallissellen, Zurich, Switzerland in 1734. Their son, John Casper Keller was born in 1736 and baptized in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Conrad later died in Frederick County, Maryland. Descendants lived in Maryland, Alabama, and elsewhere.
