Pictures of the areas where Köller\Culler\Cullers lived
Tombstone of Jacob Kullers, found in Dry Run
Cemetery, Fort Valley, Shenandoah County,VA
Tombstones of John and Mary Kullers,
found in Dry Run
Cemetery, Fort Valley, Shenandoah County,VA
Original Homeplace of the John Cullers family, purchased by John Cullers in 1777.
The original house sat where the barn sits today. It was built as a fort
for protection against the Indians.
Close up of the House. The original part of the house was built before
1777, and moved to the other side of the creek in 1820. The addition was
put on in 1840 by Daniel Cullers, youngest son of John and Mary. This
property was in the Cullers and Munch families until 1997 when it was sold out
of the family for the first time in 220 years. The original land grant was
to John Denton, then to John Conrad Teboe, and then to John Cullers.
Rebecca Jane Phillips, second wife
of Isaac
Cullers. Isaac
Cullers, third son of Daniel and Mary Ross Cullers.
Home of Isaac and Rebecca Jane Phillips Cullers in
Rileyville, VA, where
Charles E. Martin was born in December 1900. The picture was taken about
1916.
Road leading to Mathias, Hardy County, WV, where Jacob and Elizabeth Ridenour
Cullers settled after their marriage. Many of their descendants still live
there.
Lloyd Clayton and Julia Olive Kefauver Culler. Lloyd was mayor of
Frederick, Maryland longer than any other man to serve in that position.
His terms served were from 1922-1931, 1934-1943 and 1946-1950. He was well
loved by the people of Frederick.
The home of Captain Henry Culler in Jefferson, Frederick County, Maryland.
This home was destroyed to make way for a road. It was built in the early
1800's and was reputed to have been a tavern, as well as a family home.
Cullers Run School, in Hardy County, WV. This school first opened it's
doors to students in September of 1898. It was built at a cost of $137 for
materials and labor. By 1914 there were 54 students in the one room
school, and a second room was added, which was used until 1945. The school
was closed in 1956. It has since been bought and refurbished and is being
used as a school museum, under the ownership of Mr. Kenneth Shifflett, who was
born in Beldor Hollow, near Elkton, VA.
Interior of original room of Cullers Run School. Note lunch pails on
top shelf behind stove pipe.
Home built by John Randolph Cullers, sixth child of John and Mary Cullers,
near Luray, Page County, VA. This house is still in the family, being the
property of Jack Lee Cullers, great-great-grandson of the builder.
Home of James Franklin and Rosa Shipe Cullers, Cullers Run, Hardy County, VA,
now owned by Kenneth Shifflett, owner and operator of the Cullers Run School
Museum.
Family of James Henry and Lavinia M. Zimmerman Culler, Jefferson,
Frederick County, MD
The Martin Sisters. Eva Grey, Jeannie, Pat, Helen and Shirley.
Daughters of Charles and Helen E. Lyon Martin, granddaughters of Nettie Mae
Cullers Martin. I'm the one in the middle.
Tombstones of Michael and Elenora Schmit Culler, found in the Culler Cemetery
on Holter Road, between Middletown and Jefferson, Frederick County, MD.
This cemetery is not cared for, as the farmer who owns the property doesn't like
people coming onto his land. As can be seen in the photos, the stones are
nearly buried under weeds, bushes, etc.
Tombstone of Jacob Culler, Salem Church Cemetery, Springboro, Clear Creek
Township, Ohio. His wife, Elizabeth is buried in Slifer's Church Cemetery,
Montgomery Co, Ohio. This stone is nearly unreadable, but it says Jacob
Culler, born 1748, died 2 Feb 1829.
