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Henry Keltner Relevant Links

1. Children: Michael Keltner
2. John Henry Keltner
3. Sarah Luticou (Letty) Keltner
4. Elizabeth Wright (Letty) Keltner

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Henry Keltner

Born:
Died: in Wythe County, Virginia

Mother: 
Father: 

Married: Barbara Lindemuth

Children:

1. Michael
   d. Bef. 1 May 1835, Adair County, Kentucky
2. John Henry
   d. Bef. 1 May 1835
3. Henry, Jr.
4. Sarah Luticou (Letty)
5. Elizabeth Wright (Letty)

Sources and Additional Information:

Mary Kegley, Early Adventures on the Western Waters Vol III, p. 466. 

Subject: Rogers family
Date: 01/25/2000 12:08:44 AM GMT Standard Time
From: dale.miller23@gte.net (dorene)
Reply-to: dale.miller23@gte.net (dorene)
To: JRogers722@aol.com (Jerry Rogers)

Concerning Calvin's and Sampson's wives, they are the daughters of Michael Keltner Sr. (who was the son of Henry Keltner Sr. and Barbara Lindemuth) and Sarah "Sally" Rogers, (the daughter of William Rogers Sr. and Letty--------). We find that both of them were called Letty.

Subject: Re: Keltner Origins
Date: 04/03/2000 6:03:43 PM GMT Daylight Time
From: ScandalMcC
To: JRogers722

The Keltners of Christian Co. came from Giles Co., TN. They likely are related to Henry Keltner of Wythe - most "Keltners" are descended from Michael the emigrant who came to PA from Germany.

Randy McConnell

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Database: Virginia Marriage Index, 1740-1850

Henry and Sally Smith 15 Mar 1809 Wythe Co, VA

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