Imogene Louise Leslie (sometimes went by Jeanie/Jennie) was born on 14 Dec 1870 in Mansfield, Richland, Ohio, USA to Mortimer D Leslie and Melissa Jennette "Nettie" (Fay) Leslie.
Imogene's father passed away before 1880.
In 1880 Jeany Lesley (age 9, Living in Family) was a servant in the household of Eliza Porter (30, Dress Maker) in Union Township, Knox County, Ohio [not far from Mansfield].[1] Her family was living in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio: mother Mrs Netta Leslie (37, Dress Maker) and two older half-sisters: Cora Rentz (17) and Adle Rentz (14).
Imogene Louise Leslie married Henry G Keller on 2 Jan 1893 in Cuyahoga County.[2] Henry George Keller was a famous watercolour painter.
Imogene and Henry had two sons:
In 1900 Jennie Keller (age 31) lived at 2050 Superior in Cleveland Ward 18 with her husband Henry G (31, Picture Artist), father-in-law Jacob (54, Fire Ins. Agt.), mother-in-law Barbara (52), and sister-in-law Elma E (19).[3]
In 1910 Imogene L Keller (age 39) lived at 1381 Addison Rd NE in Cleveland Ward 24 with her husband Henry G (41, Artist/Art Instructor) and two sons: Leslie H (6) and Albert F (3), as well as her mother-in-law Barbara Keller (61).[4] Additional details from this census: Imogene and Henry had been married 17 years; Imogene was the mother of 2 children, both living; Imogene's father was born in Michigan and her mother in Ohio.
In 1920 Imogene Keller (age 49) lived at Addison Rd in Cleveland Ward 21 with her husband Henry (50, Art Teacher) and two sons: Leslie (16) and Albert (13).[5] According to this census Imogene's father was born in Michigan and her mother in Vermont.
Imogene and her family traveled to Europe, and returned to the United States in 1923: Henry Keller (54) with his wife Imogene (53) and two sons - Henry (20) and Albert Fay (16) - sailed aboard the SS Munchen from Bremen, Germany on 28 Jul 1923, arriving at the Port of New York on 7 Aug 1923. Their address in the United States was 1381 Adison Rd, Cleveland, Ohio; Imogene was born 14 Dec 1870 in Cleveland, Ohio.[6]
Imogene traveled to Europe and returned to the United States in 1928: Imogene Keller (58) sailed aboard the SS Pennland from Antwerp, Belgium on 24 Aug 1928, arriving at the Port of New York on 3 Sep 1928. Her address in the US was 1381 Addison Rd, Cleveland, Ohio; she was born 14 Dec 1870 in Mansfield, Ohio.[7]
In 1930 Imagen Keller (age 60) lived at 1381 Addison Rd in Cleveland with her husband Henry G (61, Art Teacher) and son Henry S (27).[8]
Mrs Imogene Leslie Keller passed away at Ingleside Sanitarium at 8811 Euclid Ave in Cleveland on 4 Feb 1948, aged 77 years 1 month 20 days - her usual residence was 1381 Addison Rd in Cleveland; she was the wife of Henry G Keller, age 78; she was born 14 Dec 1870 in Clyde Ohio [Clyde is near Mansfield]; her father was Mr Leslie, born in Monroe Michigan; her mother was Nettie Gay [Fay], born in Norwell Ohio; cause of death was Bronchopneumonia (duration 3 days), due to Senile Psychosis (duration 3 months).[9]
Imogene L Keller is buried at Riverside Cemetery in Berlin Heights, Erie County, Ohio.[10]
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