David

1. Ephriam K. KELLER, b. 1846; d. 1 Jun 1927, Spring Twp, Centre Cty, PA; m. 17 Mar 1866 in Centre Cty, PA to Margaret E. MEASE (sister to William D.'s wife Susanna Elizabeth MEASE)

2. Mary Elizabeth KELLER, m. Leonidas (Owen) Mothersbaugh

3. George S. KELLER, b. Boalsburg, Centre Cty, PA; d. 19 Dec 1916, State College, Centre Cty, PA; m. Kate L. DUFFY

4. Ulysses Grant KELLER, b. 20 Mar 1867

5. Catherine KELLER, d. before 26 Nov 1901

6. William D. KELLER, b. 30 Dec 1843, Boalsburg, Centre Cty, PA; d. 19 Aug 1909, AxeMann, Spring Twp, Centre Cty, PA; m. abt 1865 to Susanna Elizabeth MEASE (sister to Ephriam's wife Margaret E. MEASE)

7. Margaret E. KELLER, b. 1856, Centre Cty, PA; d. 1857 Boalsburg, Centre Cty, PA

Additional on David and his family that may be of interest:

* David bought the farm on which the Pleasant Gap, PA fish hatchery is now located.
* After 15 years of farming this land he sold it and moved back to Boalsburg, PA.

***OBITUARY "The useful, long and honorable life of David KELLER came to a close on Monday, when that venerable gentleman passed away at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Owen MOTHERSBAUGH, near Boalsburg. his last illness, which was really nothing more than a decline had its beginning a year, to the very day, before his death.
"Mr. KELLER was a son of Jacob and Mary Elizabeth KELLER and was born at Cedar Springs, Jan 21, 1819. When only a boy his parents moved to the vicinity of the Red Mill, in Potter Twp., where David grew to manhood. He taught school; followed his trade as a cabinet maker and dealt in horses for a number of years. Soon after his marriage to Miss Margaret SHINNEBARGER he settled down in the vocation of a farmer and located on the old Shinnebarger farm, which is now mostly covered by the village of Boalsburg.
"From that place they moved to what is now the Campbell farm at Cedar Creek, thence to Oak Hall, where with his brother Henry be bought and operated the foundry for 3 years. Tiring of that work very quickly and longing for the peaceful contentment of the farm again he bought the farm on which the fish hatchery is now located at Pleasant Gap. For 15 years the family resided at that place, then they moved back to Boalsburg, which was the home until just a year ago when illness made it necessary for Mr. KELLER to go to the home of his daughter.
" His surviving children are William D., of Lemont; Ephriam K., of Pleasant Gap; Mrs. Elizabeth MOTHERSBAUGH, of Boalsburg; George S., of Houserville, and Dr. U.S.G. KELLER of Warren, IL. One brother, Daniel of Warren, is living.
"Deceased was a life long member of the Reformed Church, a man whose character was above reproach and his life a blessing to those about him.
"Interment will be made in the cemetery at Boalsburg, this morning."
src. 'Democratic Watchman', Bellefonte, PA, July 1, 1904. (note the difference of date of death than other source had.)

*** Last Will & Testament, Will #2203, Estate #7535, Centre County, Penna. Requested ceremonies and rites of the German Reformed Church upon death. Bequeath to wife, Margaret, lot and home she resides in Boalsburg, with all furniture and household goods contained therein, also the income from the farm and mountain land near Boalsburg occupied by L. MOTHERSBAUGH and to maintain control of said property. The farm in Potter Township occupied by David SNYDER is subject to the control of executor, E.K. KELLER, for continued lease or sale and any proceeds divided equally by all children. Amendment to Will now states that the farm and mountain land near Boalsburg shall all go to Leonidas MOTHERSBAUGH and his wife, daughter Elizabeth beginning with and including all income from 1903 and shall continue as long as David or his wife Margaret live with them.