Peter was born in 1801. He was the son of Peter Keller and Julianna Weinhold. He passed away in 1874.
[1]"Peter Keller, Jr., was born on the original homestead, in York county, Oct. i, 1801. Such were the conditions and exigencies of time and locality that, like the average youth of a pioneer district, his educational advantages were very limited in scope; but this handicap he effectively overcame by the lessons gained in the practical school of experience and through personal reading and application. He married Saloma Will, and forthwith took up his abode on a farm in Lower Windsor township—the property now owned by John Strickler, of Wrightsville. The place was owned by his father, from whom he rented it upon thus initiating his independent career.
About twelve years subsequent to his marriage he purchased the farm now owned by his son James, and here continued to be actively engaged in agricultural pursuits until his death. He was one of the solid and highly esteemed citizens of the township, took a loyal interest in local affairs of a public nature and was an active and consistent member of the Lutheran Church, while in his earlier years he was an officer in a company of local militia. He was called to his reward March 8, 1874, aged seventy-two years, five months and seven days, and his devoted wife passed away Jan. 4, 1879. in the seventy-sixth year of her life. She was a daughter of John and Catherine Will well known pioneers of the county.
Peter and Saloma Keller were the parents of eleven children, namely:
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