Sixth child of Mary Augusta (Steiden) Keller and Rev. Jacob Keller, Lutheran minister. Butcher shop on 2544 Kings Highway; died St. Joseph's Infirmary, age 77. Married Oct. 29, 1912 Anna Tyler, no children. Brothers were Oliver Howard Keller of Corydon, Indiana; Harvey Otto Keller of Jeffersontown; William Ellsworth Keller (1879-1924); Elmer Morton Keller (1877-1957); Edward Luther Keller (1875-1953); a sister Anna Gertrude (Keller) Sell (1873-1956).∼Morris was a farmer and a butcher who owned Keller's Market on Taylorsville Road in Jeffersontown, Kentucky. He married 20 October 1912 to Annie Tyler 1883-1965; no children. When Morris registered for the WWI military draft in 1918, he was 33, medium height, slender build, blue eyes, light brown hair, an electrician with the Louisville Railroad Company; WWII military draft in 1942, he was 57, 5'7", blue eyes, black hair, 125 pounds; light complexion.
Sixth child of Mary Augusta (Steiden) Keller and Rev. Jacob Keller, Lutheran minister. Butcher shop on 2544 Kings Highway; died St. Joseph's Infirmary, age 77. Married Oct. 29, 1912 Anna Tyler, no children. Brothers were Oliver Howard Keller of Corydon, Indiana; Harvey Otto Keller of Jeffersontown; William Ellsworth Keller (1879-1924); Elmer Morton Keller (1877-1957); Edward Luther Keller (1875-1953); a sister Anna Gertrude (Keller) Sell (1873-1956).∼Morris was a farmer and a butcher who owned Keller's Market on Taylorsville Road in Jeffersontown, Kentucky. He married 20 October 1912 to Annie Tyler 1883-1965; no children. When Morris registered for the WWI military draft in 1918, he was 33, medium height, slender build, blue eyes, light brown hair, an electrician with the Louisville Railroad Company; WWII military draft in 1942, he was 57, 5'7", blue eyes, black hair, 125 pounds; light complexion.
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