Reference: Bittinger, Emmert F. Allegheny Passage: Churches and Families West Marva District Church of the Brethren, 1752-1990. Camden Maine: Penobscot Press. 1990.
In 1861, he formed a partnership with Jacob D. Livengood in which they purchased produce in large quantities and engaged in droving. In 1871 they established a bank in Salisbury under the firm name of Keim and Livengood. The business was closed in 1873 when it became unprofitable. Silas "was pastor of the Elk Lick congregation of the Brethren or German Baptists (Keim, 1899, p. 253).
Reference: Bittinger, Emmert F. Allegheny Passage: Churches and Families West Marva District Church of the Brethren, 1752-1990. Camden Maine: Penobscot Press. 1990.
In 1861, he formed a partnership with Jacob D. Livengood in which they purchased produce in large quantities and engaged in droving. In 1871 they established a bank in Salisbury under the firm name of Keim and Livengood. The business was closed in 1873 when it became unprofitable. Silas "was pastor of the Elk Lick congregation of the Brethren or German Baptists (Keim, 1899, p. 253).
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Christian Livengood Keim
1829–1883
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Lewis Shuey Keim Sr
1831–1919
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Elizabeth Keim Welfley
1832–1917
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Mahlon Walter Keim Sr
1833–1923
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Sarah "Sallie" Keim Grable
1838–1915
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Harriet Keim Hay
1843–1904
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Noah Gassoway Keim
1845–1903
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Samuel Clayton Keim
1848–1921
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Albert George Keim
1850–1934
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Anna L Keim Little
1853–1912
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