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     He was born on 11 April 1798 at Telgte, Westphalia, Prussia.¹ He was the son of Johannes Bernardus Kellermann and Anna Elisabeth Middendorf.¹

Heinrich Wilhelm Kellermann was baptized on 11 April 1798 at Telgte. Sponsors: Wilhelm Hasselman, Anna Maria Koch nee Prüschhof.¹

Heinrich Wilhelm Kellermann was baptized circa 11 April 1798 at Telgte. Sponsors: Wilhelm Hasselmann, Anna Maria Rüschoff; Hegamme: Frau Kock.¹

Heinrich Wilhelm Kellermann was a baker at Telgte.

Heinrich Wilhelm Kellermann married Gertrud Levermann, daughter of Friederich Levermann, on 23 January 1827 at Münster, Westphalia.

     He was born on 4 May 1805 at Telgte, Westphalia, Prussia.^1,2 He was the son of Johannes Bernardus Kellermann and Anna Elisabeth Middendorf.¹

Henrich Bernard Kellermann was baptized on 5 May 1805 at Telgte. The baptism was witnessed by Antonetta Molkenbuer and Hennrich Bernhard Wielage.¹

Henrich Bernard Kellermann died on 19 May 1805 at Telgte; Convulsions.²

Henrich Bernard Kellermann was buried at an unknown place on 21 May 1805 at Telgte.²

     He was born on 4 August 1873 at Juneau, Dodge County, Wisconsin.^1,2,3,4 He was the son of Heinrich Eduard Franz Kellermann and Katharina Luber.

Henry Alexander Kellermann was baptized on 23 August 1873. Sponsors: Jacob Toussaint and Susanna Luber.⁵

Henry Alexander Kellermann was also known as Harry Kellermann.⁴

Henry Alexander Kellermann received First Holy Communion on 21 May 1888 at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Marinette, Marinette County, Wisconsin.⁶

Henry Alexander Kellermann lived at 412 2nd in 1899 in Watertown, Jefferson County, Wisconsin.⁷ He was a liquor dealer and clerk between 1899 and 1902 at 8 Main, Watertown.^8,7

Henry Alexander Kellermann was employed at J. J.Toussaint & Son, Watertown.⁹

The following article appeared in the Watertown Daily Times:
     Marriage of Mr. Harry A. Kellermann and Miss Anna Molzahn This Morning - Rev. H. Bens Sends Communication to the Time.
     A very pretty wedding and one which is of particular interest in local German circles took place at St. Henry's Catholic Church this morning at 9 o'clock when Mr. Harry A. Kellermann and Miss Anna Molzahn of this city were united in wedlock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Joseph La Boule, the bride being given away by her father, Simon Molzahn. The decorations in the church were very pretty and included palms and flowers. The maid of honor was Miss Theckla Kellermann of Marinette, sister of the groom; the bridesmaid was Miss Anna Gruen of this city. Dr. T. F. Shinnick did the honors of best man and Edward Engelhardt, cousin of the bride, was groomsman. The ushers were Messrs. Hugo and Albert Hertel, cousins of the bride. The bride's gown was of ivory white satin duchess trimmed with pattern lace and she carried a shower bouquet of bride roses. The maid of honor and bridesmaid wore gowns of pink crepe de chine with lace trimming and carried bouquets of pink roses.
     At the conclusion of the ceremony a wedding breakfast was partaken of at the home of the bride's parents, 202 North Third street. Covers were laid for forty persons and the dining rooms and tables were handsomely decorated and arranged. Festoons of white and pink streamers hung over the tables, flanked with white carnations on the walls, while huge bouquets of white and pink asters adorned the tables which were presided over by a bevy of ten ladies, prettily attired and cousins of the bride. A reception followed the breakfast which lasted until late in the afternoon when Mr. and Mrs. Kellermann departed for a brief honeymoon in northern Wisconsin.
     Besides a large number of invited guests who attended the reception there were present from out of town Mrs. J. B. Lauermann, Mrs. Theckla Kellermann, Marinette; John Molzahn, Merrill.
     The groom in a popular and well known young man who for several years has been in the employ of J. J. Toussaint & Son. He will enter partnership with his father-in-law and those who know him have only good wishes for his future welfare. The bride is well known here and is a great favorite with her friends. She is bright and amiable in her disposition and possesses those qualities of heart and mind which make up a charming young woman. She enjoys the esteem of all who know her and the good wishes of friends and acquaintances will go with her into the new life she has just entered.
     Mr. and Mrs. Kellermann will reside at 200 North Third Street and will be home to friends October 1.
     
     
     The following article appeared in the Watertown Gazette:
     Married.
     At 9 o'clock Wednesday morning, Sept. 3, 1902, St. Henry's church was the scene of a very pretty wedding, when Rev. Father La Boule united in marriage Harry A. Kellermann and Miss Anna Molzahn, the bride being given away by her father. The church was beautifully decorated in honor of the event, and a large crowd was present. Miss Theckla Kellermann, of Marinette, sister of the groom, was maid of honor, and Miss Anna Gruen, of this city, was bridesmaid, Dr. T. F. Shinnick, was best man, and Edw. Engelhardt, cousin of the bride, was groomsman. Hugo and Albert Hertel, cousins of the bride, were ushers. The gown of the bride was of ivory white satin, trimmed with pattern lace. She carried a shower bouquet of bride roses. The gowns of the maid of honor and bridesmaid were of pink crepe de chien with lace trimmings and carried bouquets of pink roses. A wedding breakfast followed the church services at the home of the bride's parents, Simon Molzahn and wife, 202 North Third street. Covers were laid for 40 persons. Festoons of white and pink streamers hung over the tables, which were flanked with white carnations on the walls. White and pink asters decorated the tables. Ten pretty young maidens, all cousins of the bride, presided at the tables. At the conclusion of the wedding festivities, the bride and groom departed on a wedding trip in the northern part of the state, at the conclusion of which they will return to this city to reside. They will be at home to their friends, 200 North Third street, after October 1st. The groom is one of Watertown's most popular young men, and has been for years employed by J. J. Toussaint & Son, and has hosts of friends here and elsewhere who wish him every good luck in the life he has just entered. On his return to the city he will go into partnership with his father-in-law. His bride is one of Watertown's most charming young ladies, being a great favorite with all who know her, and one who is in every way qualified to preside over a happy home. Being possessed of a sunny and cheerful disposition, all who know her predict that her life for herself and her husband, so far as her efforts are concerned, which will be heartily seconded by her husband, will be one of happiness and congeniality. THE GAZETTE joins their numerous friends in extending hearty congratulations.⁹

Henry Alexander Kellermann married Anna Molzahn, daughter of Simon August Molzahn and Clara Nümm, on 3 September 1902 at St Henry's Church, Watertown, Jefferson County, Wisconsin. The marriage was witnessed by Hugo Simon Hertel, Joseph Albert Hertel, Theckla Kellermann, Dr. Thomas Shinnick and Edward Simon Engelhart.^10,8,11,12,4

Henry Alexander Kellermann lived at 200½ North Third Street between 3 September 1902 and 26 November 1963 in Watertown.^13,14,15

Henry Alexander Kellermann operated a tavern for many years at 200 N Third Street, Watertown,Harry's wife, Anna Molzahn Kellerman, prepared the food and sent it downstairs in a dumb waiter.

The following announcement was printed in The Watertown Daily Times after 03 Jan 1910:
Welcomed Another Son
     Word comes from Watertown that a fine baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kellerman, Jr., on January 3. Two sons and a daughter now constitute the claimants for parental affection in the Kellerman home at Watertown.⁹

Henry Alexander Kellermann witnessed the burial of Theckla Kellermann on 14 October 1931 at Our Lady of Lourdes, Marinette, Marinette County, Wisconsin.¹⁶ He was New Tag The following article appeared in The Watertown Daily Times:
     Harry Kellermans To Observe Golden Wedding Sept. 3
     Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kellerman, 2001/2 North Third Street, well known residents of Watertown, will observe their golden wedding anniversary on Wednesday, Sept. 3.
     The couple will celebrate the event with an open house for relatives and friends at their home starting in the afternoon at 3 o'clock. At 8 a.m., there will be a mass read in St. Henry's Catholic Church in their honor.
     Mr Kellerman and the former Anna Molzahn were married Sept. 3, 1902 in St. Henry's Church. The Rev. Joseph La Boule officiated at the ceremony. Attendants at their wedding were Dr. Thomas Shinnick, Edw. Engelhart, Mrs. George Cleary of Marinette and Mrs. Clem Stacey, Chicago. Mrs. Stacey is the only living attendant and she expects to be in Watertown for the occasion.
     Mr. Kellerman is a native of Marinette, moving to Watertown about 55 years ago. He is a retired Watertown businessman, having operated a business on North Third Street for many years.
     Mrs. Kellerman is a life long resident of Watertown and is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Simon Molzahn.
     Mr. and Mrs. Kellerman are the parents of three children, Edgar and Frank, both of Watertown, and Miss Leona Kellerman of Madison. They have six grandchildren, Dana and John, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kellerman, and Mary, Joeph, James and Robert, children of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kellerman.
     
     The following article also appeared:
     Watertown Fetes The Kellermans
     WATERTOWN - Fr. A J. Herrmann celebrated a high Mass in St. Henry church Wednesday, Sept. 3, for the intenions of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kellerman, who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
     Married at St. Henry in 1902, the couple now has three children, Edgar, Frank and Leona, and six grandchildren. Their family, relatives, and friends attended an open house at the Kellerman home during the day. on 2 September 1952 at Watertown Daily Times.⁹

Harry A. Kellermans to Observe 60th Anniversary

Mr. an Mrs. Harry A. Kellerman 200 1/2 North Third Street, well known Watertown residents, will makr their 60th wedding anniversary on Monday, Sept. 3.
     A mas in their honor will be said in the morning at their home by the Very Rev. Anthony J. Herrman, pastor of St. Henry's Catholic Church. Permission to have the mass in the home was granted due to the fact that Mr. Kellerman's health will not permit him to attend the service in the church. The mass will be attended by members of the family only.
     There will be an open house in the afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock. No invitations are being issued. All relatives and friends are invited.
     Mr. Kellerman and the former Anna molzahn of Watertown were united in marriage on Sept. 3, 1902 in St. Henry's Catholic Church. Officiating was the late REv. Joseph La Boule. Only one of the attendants at the wedding is still living. She is Mrs. Clem Stacey of Chicago.
     Mr. and Mrs. Kellerman lived in Juneau and Marinete before moving to Watertown 65 years ago. He is a retired Watertown businessman. Mrs. Kellerman is a lifelong resident of Watertown. He is 89, while she is 84.
     The Kellermans are the parents of two sons, Frank and Edgar, both of Watertown, and one daughter, Mrs. George Chesemore, Madison. They have seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.¹⁷ He was 60th Wedding Anniversary

Rev. A. J. Hermann of St. Henry's Church conveyed to them a special papal blessing to help mark their 60 years of married life and they also repeated their vows. on 3 September 1962 at Watertown.^13,14,15


Their Anniversary was recognized in the Watertown Daily Times as follows:

Jubilarians Honored

Very Rev. Anthony J. Hermann, pastor of St. Henry's parish, presented Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Kellerman, members of the parish, with and apostolic blessing from Pope John XIII on their 60th wedding anniversary, which they observed recently. Mrs. Frank Kellerman, a daughter-in-law, is in the background.
Father Hermann also said mass in their home because Mr. Kellerman's health would not permit him to go to church. Mr. Kellerman and the former Anna Molzahn of Watertown were married Sept. 3, 1902, by the late Fr. Joseph La Boule at St. Henry's. They have lived in their home at 200 1/2 N. 3rd st. since their marriage.
The Kellermans have two sons, Frank and Edgar of Watertown and a daughter, Mrs. George Chesemore of Madison, seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.¹⁵


Henry Alexander Kellermann died on 26 November 1963 at Watertown at age 90.^1,2,4

Harry Kellerman's obituary was printed in the Watertown Daily Times on November 26, 1963:
Harry A. Kellerman Dies Today at 90; Funeral Service To Be Thursday
     Harry A. Kellerman, 90, one of Watertown's well known and respected residents, died early today at St. Mary's Hospital. Death was due to general informities. His home was 200½ North Third Street.
     Mr. Kellerman, who was a retired businessman, was born in Juneau on Aug. 4, 1873, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kellerman. He had lived in Watertown for 63 years.
     Mr. Kellerman was married to Miss Anna Molzahn at St. Henry's Catholic Church on September 3, 1902. They observed their 60th wedding anniversary last year. There was a special anniversary mass in their apartment on that occasion, celeberated by the Very. Rev. A. J. Hermann of St. Henry's Church. He also conveyed to them at that time a special papal blessing to help mark the occasion of their 60 years of married life and at that time they repeated their marriage vows.
Family Survivors
Surviving Mr. Kellerman are his wife; two sons, Edgar and Frank C. Kellerman, who operate the Kellerman Agency here; a daughter, Mrs. George Chesemore, Madison; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Mr. Kellerman was the last member of his immediate family.
     Mr. KEllerman was a member of St. Henry's Church and the Holy Name Society.
     The funeral will be held on Thursday from the Schmutzler Funeral Home at 9:00 a..m., followed by a requiem mass at the church at 10 a.m., the Rev. David Runde officiating. Interment will be in St. Henry's Cemetery.
     Friends may pay their respects at the funeral home from 3 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday and also Thursday before the funeral.
     The parish and Holy Name rosary vigil will be Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.¹³ He died after 26 November 1963 as indicated on prayer card.¹⁸ Funeral services were held on 28 November 1963 at Watertown.²

     He was born circa 1 June 1768. He was the son of Johann Hermann Kellermann.

Hermann Kellermann married Antonetta Molkenbuer.

Hermann Kellermann died on 17 December 1847 at Nienberge, Westphalia.

     He was born on 1 February 1824 at Schoneboeck, Westphalia. He is the son of Bernhard Kellermann and Anna Christina Kinneboeck.

Hermann Kellermann was baptized on 3 February 1824 at Nienberge, Westphalia.

     She was born on 17 May 1842 at Schoneboeck, Westphalia. She was the daughter of Bernhard Kellermann and Anna Christina Kinneboeck.

Infant Kellermann was baptized on 17 May 1842 at Nienberge, Westphalia.

Infant Kellermann died on 17 May 1842 at Schoneboeck, Westphalia.

     She was born on 16 January 1884 at Juneau, Wisconsin, Leona Kellerman's correspondence only lists the day and month, not year.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of Heinrich Eduard Franz Kellermann and Katharina Luber.

Jane Kellermann was also known as Jennie. She lived at 803 Currie Street in 1900 in Marinette, Marinette County, Wisconsin.²

The following obituary was printed in the Marinette Eagle-Star:
     Miss Kellerman Taken By Death
     Longtime Resident OF Marinette Dies
     Miss Jane Kellerman, of 803 Currie St., a Marinette resident since she was a young girl, died at 9:30 a.m. today at St. Joseph-Lloyd hospital. Her illness was of short duration.
     Born in Juneau January 20, 1876, she came to Marinette as a child. A longtime member of Our Lady of Lourdes church, she was active in the affairs of the Alter society of the church.
     The Rev. Leo Courtney will say a requiem mass in the church at 9 a.m. Wednesday and burial will be in the family plot at Forest Home cemetery. The body will remain at McLain-Thielen-Langer funeral home where it may be viewed from 2 p.m. Tuesday until 8:30 a.m. Wednesday. A parish and Altar society rosary will be recited at the mortuary at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
     Miss Kellerman is survived by a brother, Harry Kellerman of Watertown, and two sisters, Mrs. Cecelia J. Lauerman and Mrs. George Newton, both of Marinette.


     
     
     Jane Kellerman's Obituary was printed as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kellerman and Frank Kellerman and son, John, this city, and Miss Leona Kellerman, Madison, attended the funeral of Miss Jane Kellerman at Marinette Wednesday morning. Miss Kellerman, was a sister of Harry Kellerman.⁴

Jane Kellermann died on 25 August 1952 at Marinette at age 68.^5,3 Funeral services were held on 27 August 1952 at Marinette.⁴

Jane Kellermann was buried at Forest Home Cemetery on 27 August 1952 at Marinette, Wisconsin.⁵

     He was born circa 1705 at Havixbeck, Westphalia.¹

Joan Kellermann was also known as Johannes Kellermann.¹

Dictus Arning.¹

Joan Kellermann married Catherin Elisabeth Eschaus before 18 July 1727 at Havixbeck, Westphalia.¹

Joan Kellermann witnessed the baptism of Joan Hennrich Erffmann on 14 April 1737 at Havixbeck, Westphalia; Additional Sponsor: Gertrud Schürmann.¹

     He was born before 10 September 1747.¹

Joan Dierck Kellermann married Gertrud Confus before 10 September 1747.¹

Joan Dierck Kellermann witnessed the baptism of Bernhard Dierck Aussel on 15 November 1747 at Havixbeck.¹

     He was born circa 10 September 1747 at Havixbeck, Westphalia.¹ He was the son of Joan Dierck Kellermann and Gertrud Confus.¹

Joan Everin Kellermann was baptized on 10 September 1747 at Havixbeck, Westphalia. Sponsors: Berhard Hennrich Conoman, Anna Maria Tilbeck.¹

     He was born before 1738.¹

Joan Henrich Kellermann witnessed the baptism of Maria Margareta Lette on 29 September 1738 at Havixbeck, Westphalia; Additional Sponsor: Juugh Maria Philippina Hellmeyer.¹

Joan Henrich Kellermann witnessed the baptism of Maria Catherin Eschaus on 10 September 1739 at Havixbeck, Westphalia.¹

Joan Henrich Kellermann witnessed the baptism of Mari Clara Schmitz on 22 January 1741 at Havixbeck, Westphalia; Additional Witness: Mari Clara Humeke.¹

Joan Henrich Kellermann married Maria Gertrud Eilers before 16 August 1744.¹

Joan Henrich Kellermann witnessed the baptism of Joan Hennrich Bosse on 3 October 1747 at Havixbeck, Westphalia; Additional Sponsor: Catharin Elisabeth Alers.¹

Joan Henrich Kellermann witnessed the baptism of Maria Elisabeth Kolck on 4 September 1753 at Havixbeck, Westphalia; Additional Sponsor: Elisabeth Nostoff.¹

Joan Henrich Kellermann witnessed the baptism of Joan Hermann Anton Arning on 2 May 1757 at Havixbeck, Westphalia.¹

Joan Henrich Kellermann witnessed the marriage of Johannes Bernardus Kellermann and Anna Elisabeth Middendorf on 24 November 1795 at Telgte, Westphalia; Additional Witnesses: Franz Caspar Neiteler.^2,3

     He was born on 24 September 1793 at Nienberge, Westphalia. He was the son of Hermann Kellermann and Antonetta Molkenbuer.

Joan Henrich Herm Bernd Magdalena Kellermann died on 17 May 1796 at Nienberge at age 2; died of smallpox.

     He was born on 17 May 1796. He is the son of Hermann Kellermann and Antonetta Molkenbuer.

     He witnessed the baptism of Anna Maria Catherina Holthaus on 27 March 1731 at Havixbeck, Westphalia; Additional witness: Anna Mari Holt.¹

     He was born on 21 September 1796 at Telgte, Westphalia, Prussia.¹ He was the son of Johannes Bernardus Kellermann and Anna Elisabeth Middendorf.

Joan Herman Henrich Kellermann was baptized circa 21 September 1796 at Telgte. Sponsors: Johann Hermann Kellermann, Maria Elisabeth Middendorff; Hebamme: Frau Wielage.¹

Joan Herman Henrich Kellermann was also known as Johann Hermann Heinrich.

     He was born before 18 July 1727.¹

Joan Theodor Kellermann 1 witnessed the baptism of Joan Theodor Kellermann 2 on 18 July 1727 at Havixbeck, Westphalia; Additional Sponsor: Maria Eschaus, not sure which one.¹

Joan Theodor Kellermann 1 witnessed the baptism of Joan Theodor Kellermann 4 on 3 November 1734 at Havixbeck, Westphalia; Additional witness: Mari Catherin Arning?.¹

Joan Theodor Kellermann 1 witnessed the baptism of Joan Theodor Povel on 23 August 1747 at Havixbeck, Westphalia; Additional Sponsor: Anna Bömers.¹

     He was born circa 18 July 1727 at Havixbeck, Westphalia.¹ He was the son of Joan Kellermann and Catherin Elisabeth Eschaus.¹

Joan Theodor Kellermann 2 was baptized on 18 July 1727 at Havixbeck, Westphalia. The baptism was witnessed by Joan Theodor Kellermann 1 Additional Sponsor: Maria Eschaus, not sure which one.¹

Joan Theodor Kellermann 2 died before 15 August 1730 at Probably died by this date because his brother has same name.¹

     He was born circa 15 August 1730 at Havixbeck, Westphalia.¹ He was the son of Joan Kellermann and Catherin Elisabeth Eschaus.¹

Joan Theodor Kellermann 3 was baptized on 15 August 1730 at Havixbeck, Westphalia. The baptism was witnessed by Joan Theodor Eschaus Additional witness: Elisabeth Althoff.¹

     He was born circa 3 November 1734 at Havixbeck, Westphalia, Sponsors: Mari Catherin Scarloe, Joan Theodor Kellermann (not sure which one).¹ He was the son of Wilhelm Kellermann and Margaret Elisabeth Auling.¹

Joan Theodor Kellermann 4 was baptized on 3 November 1734 at Havixbeck, Westphalia. The baptism was witnessed by Joan Theodor Kellermann 1 Additional witness: Mari Catherin Arning?.¹

     He was born on 17 February 1738 at Münster, Westphalia.² He was the son of Gerhard Kellermann and Anna Christina Voss.^1,2

Joan Wilhelm Kellermann was baptized on 17 February 1738 at Münster. The baptism was witnessed by Maria Volpers and Joan Willem Kellermann.^3,4

Joan Wilhelm Kellermann was also known as Johann Wilhelm.⁵

Joan Wilhelm Kellermann married Maria Elizabeth Eylecker on 13 November 1756 at Münster, Westphalia. Witnesses: Balthasar Westarp and Maria Catharina Locke.^1,4

Joan Wilhelm Kellermann married Maria Elizabeth Auling on 18 November 1762 at Münster, Westphalia; Witnesses: Johann Vogel and Anna Maria Niehues.^1,4

Joan Wilhelm Kellermann married Maria Magdalena Elisabeth Storb, daughter of Johannes Henricus Storb and Maria Anna Lange, on 20 May 1766 at Diestedde, Beckum, Westphalia. Witnesses: Bernd Schilling, Anton Pfingssen.^6,7,8,9

Joan Wilhelm Kellermann was an innkeeper and landlord.^10,4

Joan Wilhelm Kellermann lived before 1771 in Überwasser, Westphalia.¹¹

Joan Wilhelm Kellermann lived in 1771 in Nienberge, Westphalia.¹¹

Joan Wilhelm Kellermann died on 31 August 1786 at St. Sebastien, Nienberge, Münster, Westphalia, at age 48; He died due to dropsy.^1,12

     He was born before 1 July 1730.¹

Joan Wilhelm Kellermann witnessed the baptism of Maria Christin Eschaus on 1 July 1730 at Havixbeck, Westphalia; Additional witness: Gertrud Hemker.¹

     He witnessed the baptism of Joan Wilhelm Kellermann on 17 February 1738 at Münster.^2,3

     He was born on 28 October 1814 at Telgte, Westphalia, Prussia.^1,2 He was the son of Johannes Bernardus Kellermann and Maria Catherina Antonetta Sandfort.

Johan Joseph Kellermann was baptized on 30 October 1814 at Telgte. The baptism was witnessed by Joseph Sandfort Additional Sponsor: Antonette Mestrup.^1,2

Johan Joseph Kellermann was a brewer.

     He was born on 9 February 1774 at Münster, Westphalia.¹ He was the son of Joan Wilhelm Kellermann and Maria Magdalena Elisabeth Storb.¹

Johann Fritz Kellermann was baptized after 9 February 1774. Witnesses were Fritz Schmieman & Anna Elizabeth Hasselmann.¹

     He was born on 24 September 1793 at Nienberge, Westphalia.¹ He was the son of Johann Hermann Kellermann and Catharina Antonetta Molkenbuer.¹

Johann Heinrich Hermann Bernd Kellermann was baptized circa 24 September 1793. Witnesses were Johann Heinrich Molckenbuer and Maria Magdalena Elisabeth Storck (Wive Kellerman).¹

Johann Heinrich Hermann Bernd Kellermann married Anna Christina Kinneböck on 5 February 1823 at Nienberge, Westphalia.¹

     He was born on 17 May 1796 at Nienberge, Westphalia.¹ He was the son of Johann Hermann Kellermann and Catharina Antonetta Molkenbuer.¹

Johann Herman Kellermann was baptized circa 17 May 1796. Witnesses were Johann Hermann Werland aus Wollbeck; Anna Elisabeth Middendorf.¹

Johann Herman Kellermann died on 17 December 1800 at Nienberge at age 4.¹

     He was born circa 1732.

Johann Hermann Kellermann died on 17 December 1800 at Nienberge, Westphalia.

     He was born on 17 May 1767 at Münster, Westphalia.² He was the son of Joan Wilhelm Kellermann and Maria Magdalena Elisabeth Storb.¹

Johann Hermann Kellermann was baptized circa 17 May 1767. Sponsors: Heinrich Merlin and Anna Gertzen (born Leppermann).

Johann Hermann Kellermann married Catharina Antonetta Molkenbuer, daughter of Johann Heinrich Molkenbuer and Christina Potthoff, on 6 November 1792 at Münster, Westphalia.²

Johann Hermann Kellermann died on 27 February 1847 at Nienberge, Westphalia, at age 79; Cause of Death: Pnuemonia.³

Johann Hermann Kellermann was buried at an unknown place on 2 March 1847 at Nienberge, Westphalia.³

     She was born on 2 December 1902 at Simmershausen bei Kassel, Hesse.¹ She was the daughter of Franz Kellermann and Maria Degenhardt.¹

Johanna Kellermann married Wilhelm Küppers on 20 February 1923 at Neuss, Rheinland, Germany.¹

Johanna Kellermann was a witness when Franz Kellermann was gathering with the family in 1954.²

Johanna Kellermann was a witness when Adolf Kellermann was gathering with the family in 1970.²

Johanna Kellermann died on 12 January 1988 at Neuss, Rheinland, Germany, at age 85.¹

     She was born on 3 November 1878 at Münster, Westphalia. She was the daughter of Wilhelm Franz Carl Kellermann.

Johanna Kellermann married Wilhelm Quante at Münster, Westphalia.¹

Johanna Kellermann died on 24 March 1964 at Münster, Westphalia, at age 85.