Information from the book "A Brief History of Early Bethesda" by Barbara Low-Allen & Glen Driskill lists Francis "Fanny" Ennis-Webb as the 3rd wife of William C. Keller (married Nov 24, 1875). They had 2 daughters, Amanda Lucinda "Manda Lucy" and Mary "Molly" Catherine Keller. The book listed that Fanny is buried in Campground Cemetery, next to William. Lucy & Molly both married Brogdons, whose sister, Tabitha Anne Brogdon became William Keller's 4th wife.
Information from the book "A Brief History of Early Bethesda" by Barbara Low-Allen & Glen Driskill lists Francis "Fanny" Ennis-Webb as the 3rd wife of William C. Keller (married Nov 24, 1875). They had 2 daughters, Amanda Lucinda "Manda Lucy" and Mary "Molly" Catherine Keller. The book listed that Fanny is buried in Campground Cemetery, next to William. Lucy & Molly both married Brogdons, whose sister, Tabitha Anne Brogdon became William Keller's 4th wife.
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