About Keller Branches
Keller Branches is a family atlas built from a family tree that Jason Keller maintains on Ancestry, with independent records added as they are found. It is public so that relatives from every branch can find their own people; living relatives are kept off the public site by default.
Two streams of family crossed the Atlantic two centuries apart. British lines settled Virginia and Pennsylvania in the 1600s and 1700s; German and Moravian lines came to the Texas Hill Country in the 1800s. They ran side by side until three weddings between 1885 and 1896 joined them, and 39 relatives now descend from both.
Mapped informationRoutes and places show broad family movement without pretending every line is a documented immigration journey.
Visual storytellingPatterns become stories when one life is shown beside siblings, places, and generations.
Visible uncertaintyQuestions stay visible. The archive distinguishes records, imported assertions, and details needing review.