Notes:

There are two Harvey Eller families. This one, who marries Lattia Stipp about 1841 and has 7 children from 1844 through 1864.

And another one who marries Mary Caroline Vannoy about 1842 and has children from 1842 through 1870. He is listed here: http://www.ellerfamilyassociation.com/getperson.php?personID=I2657&tree=GeorgeMichael01

Some researchers merge the two and show Harvey Eller linked above with two wives. I believe this is wrong.

Harvey married Latita Stipp on 25 Mar 1851 in Hamilton County, IN. Latita was born about 1824. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Biographical sketch by Mary Broodt:
http://www.ellerfamilyassociation.com/chronicles/feb1996.pdf#page=44

Joseph married Rachel Casey on 15 Mar 1811 in Miami Co., Ohio. Rachel was born on 19 Feb 1791; died on 06 Aug 1851 in Hamilton Co., Indiana. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

A Bible record for Leonard, second son of George Michael Eller, gives his birthplace as Fort (Ford) Litters, North Carolina, but no record of such a place has been found.[6] Another puzzling part of this record says Leonard's father was born in Bebon. Germany. Bebon may have been intended for Baden, but this is not certain.
A record cited by Hook (1957, p. 32) says Leonard was born in Germany, but most researchers say he was born in the United States.
He married Elizabeth Mast, daughter of John and Barbara Mast of Randolph County, North Carolina. From the late 1770s until after 1821 Leonard Eller owned land in Rowan and Randolph Counties, North Carolina. About 1801 he took his family to Miami County, Ohio, and later to Indiana, where some of his descendants still live.
Leonard Eller was a large land-owner in three states. He continued to own land in Randolph County, North Carolina until after 1821.
Davidson Co., NC, Deed Bk. 1:257-258. Abstract, 13 June 1821 Leonard Eller, County of Miami and State of Ohio. Land situated in Randolph County on Cariway where he did live and left in the hand of Jacob Hoover. Three tracts in Rowan, one on waters of Lick Creek, other on Sheets Creek in possession of Jacob Hoover, late dec'd. He now appoints Samuel Hoover of Randolph County Attorney for him. Wit John Hoover, Jr., Henry Hoover acting Justice of Peace in Ohio, William Norwood, one of the Judges of Court of Law and Equity and affirmed appointment." Note: For more on the Eller-Hoover relationships, see Lyle (1994). These Hoovers were of the ancestral line of President Herbert Hoover.



"Leonard Eller, the 2nd son [of George Michael Eller], settled Ohio with Henry Fouts and Adam Eller in 1801, and built one of the first log cabins in that state. (Union township, Miami Co.) After the men cleared the land they returned to N.C. for their families. Leonard died in Hamilton County, Ind. leaving 950 pounds, which was worth nothing in those days."


Birth:
Possibly Frederick County, MD

There are records that show his birth in Fort Littors, NC. We cannot find such a location but believe it was in Rowan County.

Leonard married Elizabeth Marie Mast on 10 Jun 1777 in Randolph County, NC. Elizabeth (daughter of John Mast and Barbara Catherine Harmon) was born on 20 Apr 1754 in Randolph County, NC; died on 13 Jan 1831 in Hamilton County, IN. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

J.W. Hook's genealogy of Leonard Eller did not include the name of his wife at the time of publication in 1957.

Hook later learned her name was Elizabeth Masts and this Information appears as a marginal note in some books.

The information here comes from the Watauga Co., NC, Heritage Book, Watauga Co. Genealogical Soc., Boone, NC.



Elizabeath's headstone is is no longer in the Eller Cemetery (Hamilton County, IN).