Mary (Keller) Asselstine (1795-abt.1882) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree

Mary Asselstine formerly Keller

Born 4 Jan 1795 in Fredericksburg, Lennox and Addington, Ontario, Canada

Ancestors

Daughter of Frederick Keller UE and Elizabeth (Peters) Keller

Sister of Frederick (Kellar) Keller [half], William Ryerson Keller UE [half], Jacob Keller [half], John Stirling Keller [half], Samuel Keller [half], Joseph Keller, Mary Keller, Christopher Keller, Jane (Keller) Clement [half], Laney Magdalene (Keller) Young, David Keller, Elizabeth (Keller) Kiser, Peter J Keller, Catherine Ann Keller, Henry Keller, Michael Keller, Hannah (Keller) Spurles, Catherine Ann (Keller) Clapper [half], Julia Ann (Keller) Dibble [half], Asa Keller [half], Mary Temperance (Keller) Place [half], Jane Keller [half] and Phoebe Ann (Keller) Sturch [half]

Wife of Issac Asselstine — married 20 Mar 1820 in Fredericksburgh Twp, Lennox and Addington Co. Upper Canada

Descendants

Mother of Peter Asslestine, Henry Asselstine, Hester (Asselstine) Meeks and Elizabeth Ann Asselstine

Died about 23 Mar 1882 at about age 87 in Roblin, Stone Mills, Lennox and Addington, Ontario, Canada

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Biography

MARY KELLER was born about the 4th of January, 1795 in Fredericksburg, Lennox, Upper Canada. She was the daughter of Frederick Keller UE (1760-abt.1842) and Elizabeth (Peters) Keller (abt.1768-abt.1812).^[1]

Mary married Isaac Asselstine, son of Abraham Asselstine on the 20th of March,1820 in Fredericksburgh, Lennox, Upper Canada. ^[2]

Mary died about 1881. ^[3]

Research Notes

Mary's birthdate is thought to be about 1795, however no source has been found to support that. This record shows Mary and her brother Peter J. Keller as baptized together in 1805. No birth date is given for either child. They could be twins. That seems more likely than Mary being 10 years old before she was baptized, despite some of her younger siblings being baptized before her!

"LUTHERAN CHURCH RECORD, 1793-1832, Baptism Record of Ebenezer Lutheran Church", Source: Ontario Historical Society, Papers and Records, Vol VI, published by the Ontario Historical Society, 1905, Pg 143,Peter J and Mary, b. unknown, Frederick Keller, et ux. ej Elesabeth, bpt. 1805, https://ontariohistoricalsociety.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Ontario-History-1905-v6.pdf

Sources

↑ Source Needed
↑ "McDowell Marriage Register.", Source: Ontario Historical Society, Papers and Records, Vol I, published by the Ontario Historical Society, 1899, Isaac Asteltine, Mary Keller, Fredericksburgh, Mar 20, 1820, Pg 88, https://ontariohistoricalsociety.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Ontario-History-1899-v1.pdf
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"Frederick Keller", Source: United Empire Loyalists Association of Canada, Home Page online publication, Making the Loyalists, Largest Families, Largest Loyalist Families - Frederick Keller, submitted by Arnold Weirmeir, UE, accessed 2021-11-05, https://uelac.ca/trivia/largest-loyalist-families/

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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Mary by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA. However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Mary: