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THE ELLER CHRONICLES
THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ELLER FAMILY ASSOCIATION
Volume XXI, Issue 23 APRIL 2013
Inside This Issue:
President’s Message
Board Minutes from 12/9/12
Secretary/Treasurer's Message
EFA Reunion 2013 - Hiawassee, GA
Verlie Lionel Eller's 90th Birthday!
Huffman-Eller Descendants
Obituaries
EFA Membership Application
EFA Organization
You may submit material for publication
in The Eller Chronicles as follows:
Email to [email protected] OR Mail to
Randy Poplin, 1911 Tara Place,
Dalton, GA 30720.
If you are submitting photographs, please scan
in JPEG format or copy to a diskette or CD.
Most Kodak developers can perform this service
if you do not have a computer. If you prefer,
you may submit photo quality copies; however,
they will not be returned.
This Edition of the Eller
Chronicles is dedicated in
memory of Mr. Lynn Eller
~
Lynn has been an active Board
Member in the past and was a
member of the Eller Family
Association.
~
His obituary is printed on page
28 of this publication.
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Message from the President
Hello my fellow Ellers!
I hope you are all doing well. It is Spring Break season here in Texas.
God has blessed us with glorious weather all week. The temperatures
have been in the 70s during the daytime and in the 50s at night. The
clear blue skies remind me of my growing up years in Arizona. I have
enjoyed sleeping with the windows open. No heating or air-conditioning
necessary.
Next week I will be visiting my dad, Verlie Eller, out in Arizona. I am
hoping for some equally glorious weather there. Dad has had a family of
ducks visiting in his pool. I imagine they will be heading back to their
northern home in a little while.
I hope you are planning to block off a few days in July to join us for our
Eller Family Association conference/reunion. It will be held in
Hiawassee, Georgia this year. We had hoped to go to Richmond, VA but
due to unforeseen circumstances we’ll be meeting in Georgia. The
information you will need for planning purposes is all here in this issue of
the Eller Chronicles.
I am looking forward to getting reacquainted with you and meeting
some new “cousins” in July! See you in a few months!
Your EFA President,
Lauren
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ELLER FAMILY ASSOCIATION
Minutes of the Board of Directors Meeting
Dec 9, 2012
The Board of Directors of the Eller Family Association met via conference
call at 9:00 PM Eastern Time, Sunday, Dec 9, 2012. The following
members of the board were present: Lauren Liggett, President, Ed Eller,
Vice President, Director, Joe Eller, and Secretary/Treasurer Karen Pelzman.
The President called the meeting to order at 9:10 PM EST.
Karen is working on next year’s EFA Conference to be held in Richmond,
VA July 24 to 28, 2013. She is working on getting lower room costs.
Tom had asked about the balance of funds available for the DNA project.
The current balance is $1,358.00 of which $650.00 is budgeted and available
for the fiscal year ending July 31, 2013. An EFA member is considering
donating funds to the EFA to be used for DNA testing for members who
cannot afford the cost. Tom will follow up on this.
The National Genealogical Society has an annual Family History
Conference each year at different venues. They have various sessions you
can attend. Visit their website at NGSGENEALOGY.ORG for information.
This year is being held May 8-11 in Las Vegas.
Items are always needed for the Chronicles. Please forward articles to
Chronicles Editor Randy Poplin,
The meeting adjourned at approximately 9:30 PM EST.
The next BOD conference call meeting will be at 9:00 PM EST on Sunday,
April 14, 2013.
Respectfully Submitted,
Karen Pelzman
Secretary/Treasurer
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…from the desk of the Secretary/Treasurer
Spring is finally almost here…and it’s my favorite time of the year!
I would like to thank Ed Eller for taking over the task of the EFA
Conference. I was not able to get it together in Richmond, VA and was
not able to handle the logistics from Colorado. At the time I offered to
handle the conference in Richmond, I was in Tennessee and it would
have been doable, but Colorado is a lot further away and I didn’t have
much luck finding a suitable venue.
Our family also suffered the loss of 2 more family members – Kevin
Cullen, the husband of our sister Mary Russelavage-Cullen passed away
in November and our cousin Vicki Lynn Clamp, whose mother Mary
Eller Clamp was the daughter of Cleveland A Eller of Ashe County, NC, a
descendant of George Michael Eller, passed away Dec 24th.
Karen J Pelzman
EFA Secretary/Treasurer 862 Pebblewood Dr
Colorado Springs, CO 80919
731-336-1443
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Eller Family Association Reunion – 2013
(July 17th – 20th)
The Eller Family Conference will be July 17th thru 20th - 2013,
and will be held at the beautiful Ridges Resort and Marina,
located at 3979 Highway 76W, Hiawassee, Georgia 30546.
(For all of our members who have been
there before its prior name was The Fieldstone Inn.)
The room rate at the Ridges Resort will be $ 139.00 per night
and will be held for all of our members until June 17th, 2013.
Make your reservations early by calling Toll free 1-888-834-4409.
Make sure to mention that you are with the EFA Conference Group
Any questions on anything contact Ed Eller
706-217-7314 Cell
706-270-9900 Work
706-278-1516 Home
NOTE: PLEASE MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY
AND SEND ME YOUR REGISTRATION FORM
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ELLER FAMILY ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE
July 17th
– 20th
, 2013
The Ridges Resort – Hiwassee, Georgia
Registration Form: **Please include names of all attendees**
Name (s) _______________________________________________
Address _______________________________________________
Telephone # _______________________________________________
E-mail _______________________________________________
Conference Activities Cost per Person Total
Registration Fee $5.00 x ______ = $_____________
Wednesday, July 17th
Dinner on your own
Thursday, July 18th
9:00am Business Meeting and genealogy presentation
(Lunch and Dinner on your own)
Friday, July 19th
Blue Ridge Scenic Railway – Blue Ridge, Georgia
(9:00am to 3:00pm)
(Lunch on your own in Copperhill, Tennessee)
$30.00 x ______ = $_____________
Saturday, July 20th
Lunch on your own
Silent Auction (10:00am – 2:00pm)
Pictures of all groups in the Lobby – 5:00pm
Dinner, Group Banquet
Adults $30.00 x _________ = $______________
Children (4-12) $15.00 x _________ = $______________
Total Due: $_______________
Children under 4 eat free (Note: Tips and Tax are included in price)
________________________________________________________________________
Make Checks payable to Eller Family Association and mail to:
Ed Eller, 3009 East Walnut Avenue, Dalton, GA 30721
Any questions please call (706-217-7314) or email: [email protected]
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DIRECTIONS TO HIAWASSEE…
From Marietta - Interstate 75 North to I-575 North. I-575 will become Hwy. 515 and then US Hwy 76. Follow this Hwy through Jasper, Ellijay, Blue Ridge, Blairsville and Young Harris. The Ridges Resort & Marina is approximately 4 miles past Young Harris College, on the left side.
From Gwinnett - Interstate 85 N to where I-985 branches off to the left via Exit 113 towards Gainesville. Once on GA-369, take Exit 24, towards US-129. Take US 129 North to just past Cleveland. Turn right on Alt 75 N. Continue on GA 75 once it merges with 17 until it dead ends at a stop sign. Turn left (West) onto US 76 and go 9.5 miles, through the town of Hiawassee, toward Young Harris. The Ridges Resort & Marina will be on the right.
From Alpharetta - Georgia 400 toward Dahlonega until it ENDS (it becomes GA 115) at stoplight. Continue straight through the light approx. 5 miles until stoplight. Turn right (staying on GA 115) and go 13 miles to Cleveland. You will come to a square in Cleveland. Take US 129 N for about 2 miles and turn right on Alt 75. Turn left (West) onto US 76 and go 9.5 miles, through the town of Hiawassee toward Young Harris. The Ridges Resort & Marina will be on the right.
From Athens - Take US 129 North to just past Cleveland. Turn right on Alt 75. Veer left on GA 75/17 until it ends at a stop sign. Turn left (West) onto US 76 and go 9.5 miles, through the town of Hiawassee, toward Young Harris. The Ridges Resort & Marina will be on the right.
From Augusta - Interstate 20 W to Exit 172 (US-78, GA-110, GA-17) to Athens. In Athens, take a left onto the Perimeter Loop (US 78/29). Stay on the loop until you come to the US 129 N Exit. Take this Exit and follow US 129 until just past Cleveland. Turn right on Alt 75. Veer left on GA 75/17 until it ends at a stop sign. Turn left (West) onto US 76 and go 9.5 miles, through the town of Hiawassee, toward Young Harris. The Ridges Resort & Marina will be on the right. back to top ^
From Greenville - From Interstate 85 take Exit 11 to Hwy 24 W toward Westminster. In Westminster watch signs closely for Hwy 76 W to Clayton, GA. Follow Hwy 76 through Clayton, Hiawassee, and toward Young Harris. The Ridges Resort & Marina will be on the right. back to top ^
From Charlotte - Interstate 85 South to Greenville, SC. Follow the directions above from Greenville.
From Greensboro - Follow I-40 West to Asheville. Follow the directions below from Asheville.
From Asheville - Follow Interstate 40 W, to Exit 27 (US 23/74). Follow US 23/74 to Exit 81 toward Franklin. In Franklin, US 23 becomes US 64 W. Take this to Hayesville. In Hayesville, turn left onto Hwy 17/69 and follow it to the end. Turn left onto Hwy 76. The Ridges Resort & Marina will be approximately 1/2 mile on the left. From Cherokee - US 441 South to Franklin. In Franklin, US 441 becomes US 64 W. Take this to Hayesville. In Hayesville, turn left onto Hwy 17/69 and follow it to the end. Turn left onto Hwy 76. The Ridges Resort & Marina will be approximately 1/2 mile on the left.
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Blue Ridge Scenic Railway – Friday, July 19th
, 2013
A great family adventure on the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway starts at the historic depot
in downtown Blue Ridge, Georgia.
The train winds alongside the beautiful Toccoa River with one stop in the twin
border towns of McCaysville, Georgia and Copperhill, Tennessee.
Our regular 4 hour trips (3 1/2 hours trips on Sundays) are 26 miles, round trip,
winding along the beautiful Toccoa River for one hour (each way) in vintage climate
controlled rail cars or open air rail cars
Our Depot is tucked in the charming mountain village of Blue Ridge, Georgia within
the lush Chattahoochee National Forest. This area is known as the “antique capital” of
Georgia with friendly folks and an old time atmosphere.
Total excursion is 26 miles round trip. Passengers can choose from vintage climate
controlled rail cars or open air rail cars.
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The relaxing ride starts at the historic depot, built in 1905 in downtown Blue Ridge,
then makes one stop for a layover in the quaint sister towns of McCaysville, Georgia
and Copperhill, Tennessee.
Copperhill/McCaysville is one town with two names because it is split by the GA/TN
State Line, where visitors have a two hour layover (one & half layover on Sunday);
plenty of time to eat lunch, shop for unique crafts and antiques, snack on ice cream,
or walk across the old bridge in town to view the river. Then, re-board the train for
the one hour return trip.
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Located in Towns County Georgia, Hiawassee is a quaint mountain town that's boundaries weave their way around the coves and bays of Lake Chatuge. Located on the west side of town are the Georgia Mountain Fair Grounds. Traveling further west on Hwy 76, you will come to Young Harris, home town of former Governor and U.S. Senator Zell Miller and home of Young Harris College. Bordered on the North by Lake Chatuge and the Nantahala National Forest and on the south by the Chattochee National Forest and the Appalachian Trail. Hiawassee and Towns County are truly blessed with thousands of acres for fishing, hiking ,biking, boating and exploring.
Things to Do:
Lake Chatuge
A 7,200 acre lake in both Georgia and North Carolina. Lake Chatuge has approx. 130 miles of shoreline offering many recreational opportunities such as boating, swimming, fishing, and much more.
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High Shoals Falls
View 2 falls in one 1.2 mile hike one way One falls 25 feet and the other a 100 feet cascade. Moderate Difficulty From Downtown Hiawassee: Proceed approx. 4 miles and make a right onto Hwy 17/75 South towards Helen/Cleveland. Once your on Hwy 17/75 proceed approx. 6 miles and make a left onto FS 283. Follow FS 283 approx. 1.5 miles to the start of the trailhead and parking area on the left. Visitors must cross a creek just off the highway.
Brasstown Bald (706-896-2556)
Georgia's highest elevation at 4,784 ft. offering specular 360 degree panoramic long range views. On clear days you can see 4 states..Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina. The Visitor's Information Center offers exhibits, video presentation, and interpretive programs. You can access 4 hiking trails from Brasstown Bald area including Jack's Knob Trail 4.5 miles, Arkaquah Trail 5.5 miles, Wagon Train Trail 6.0 miles, and the summit access trail to the top 1/2 mile. You can choose to walk to the top or ride the shuttle bus when available. The Visitor's Center is open Memorial Day through October and on weekends in the early spring and late fall depending on weather.
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Georgia Mountain Fair: July 19, 2013 - July 27, 2013
An annual event in July featuring arts, crafts, amusement rides, music shows, photo exhibit, flower show, and more...
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Verlie Lionel Eller’s 90th
Birthday Celebration (Photos contributed by Anna Marie Bliss)
Lauren Liggett, Kent Eller, Anna Marie Bliss, Ed Eller, Lois Hardy and Lionel Eller
Verlie Lionel is turning 90 years old and neither myself nor my sister Lauren
can remember dad ever having a birthday party. We had a 90th family
birthday party for Mom and then a 70th Wedding Anniversary celebration.
We wanted something different for dad. Someone was telling Pat, dad's
caretaker, about a good Christian Gospel & Bluegrass band. We decided
that this would be something different for dad's birthday.
It turned out that we had 46 people at dad's birthday and he was thrilled.
Many people who he had not seen for a while came. We also had the band
play some of the songs we knew dad liked. One song being I'll Fly Away.
We had the party when Uncle Kent and Uncle Ed and Aunt Lois came to
visit. The party was on the 16th of December. This worked out better than
dad's birthday which is December 25th.
Dad was so happy that his family had come to visit him plus he just kept
saying; 46 people came to my party. This was indeed a special birthday for
him.
(Written by Anna Marie Bliss)
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Lauren Liggett, Lois Hardy and Anna Marie Bliss
Friends Ron & Fran Lahti, Jennifer & Gary Davis
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Jacob & Ruth Advincula, Lois Hardy & Josh Advincula
Hospice Volunteers Ann & Bobbie, Lois Hardy
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Bonnie & Paul Warf and Pat Langseth, Verlie’s Caretaker
Lauren Liggett, Anna Marie Bliss, Lionel Eller, Bob & Mary Rodman
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Ed Eller, Sylvia & John Thompson
Mrs. McNeilly and son Tom McNeilly, Lauren Liggett
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Entertainment for party was a Christian Gospel & Blue Grass Band
Velma & Lee Allavaugh and Pat Langseth
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Kent Eller, Lois Hardy, Lionel Eller, Priscilla Davila and Ed Eller
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(Below reunion information contributed by Joe and Dean Eller)
Henry Cleveland and Martha Patsy Huffman Eller
6/28/1836-8/5/1922 12/9/1836-1/5/1929 (1) George Michael Eller
(2) Peter Eller
(3)Peter Eller, Jr.
(4) Jacob Eller
(5) Henry Cleveland Eller, Sr.
The Henry Cleveland & Martha Patsy Huffman Eller descendants holds its annual
reunion the 2nd Sunday of June which falls on June 9, 2013. The reunion is held at
Boiling Springs Baptist church on Boiling Springs Road, Purlear, Wilkes County, NC.
The reunion begins promptly at 12:30 PM inside the Sanctuary of the church. Each of
their eleven children’s name are called out and any of their descents are asked to
stand. This is the way we get the family count, and the family who has the largest
number present is announced.
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The oldest member present is recognized, along with the youngest and the person
who has traveled the longest distance. These three people are given a small prize.
The June 2012 Reunion Winners are pictured below: Oldest: U.W. Foster-age 94, grandson of John Finley and Hilda Jane McNeil Eller.
The two youngest were born just day's apart and are the granddaughters of Terry &
Cindy Eller and great granddaughters of EFA members Homer & Patsy Eller. Nora
Shea Eller and Sophia Bella Eller, both 4 months.
Terry Eller holding Nora Shea Eller
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Cindy Eller feeding Sophia Bella Eller.
The biggest talkers, decided by Dean Eller, are from left to right: Susan Lackey,
2nd.cousin, her daughter Faydra Lackey, and Dean's brother Colon Eller.
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UPDATED ELLER FAMILY ASSOCIATION WEBSITE!!
Everyone needs to check out the “new and improved” Eller Family
Association Website that Harvey Powers has put together for us. It
features an easier format in which to navigate within the website.
The website is located at: www.eller.org
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Obituaries
Mr. Lynn Eller
Lynn Eller, 85, died Friday, December 28, at his home in Atlanta, only weeks after being diagnosed with cancer. A memorial service will be held on Sunday, January
6, at 2:00 p.m. at Central Presbyterian Church.
Lynn participated in many Atlanta musical groups, and for over fifty years he was active in the Chancel Choir at Central Presbyterian Church. He also served as
president of the Atlanta Choral Guild and sang with the Atlanta Symphony Chorus, the Atlanta Chamber Opera, and the Fletcher Wolfe Chorale. In addition, his rich
bass voice was often heard as he sang or narrated local productions such as Britten's "Noye's Fludde" and Honegger's "King David" and recorded voice-overs
for local and national commercials.
The son of Verne and Stella Thomas Eller, Lynn was a native of Straton, Nebraska. He earned a B.S. degree from the University of Nebraska and a
Masters in retailing from New York University. He worked as a marketing coordinator for the military Post Exchange in Europe for four years before settling
in Atlanta in 1959. He also worked as regional sales representative for Burlington Industries, as catering manager for Cloudt's on Peachtree, and as an independent
caterer before retiring.
Lynn is survived by one brother, Wade Burdette Eller of Boise, Idaho, four nieces, and four nephews. In addition, he is survived by his partner of fifty-six years, Don
Robinson, and his family, including Carleen Savage, Linda McCord, and Don Savage.
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Merrell Deane Eller WOODLAND PARK, Colo. -- Merrell Deane Eller, 69, died Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013, from brain cancer. He was born Oct. 30, 1943, in Gaylord. He graduated from Gaylord High School. Merrell served in the United States Navy from 1964 to 1968 during the Vietnam War. He was an airframe structural mechanic in the Navy, serving on the USS Ticonderoga. Merrell worked for Beech Aircraft (now Raytheon), Exline's Inc., and Schwan's Pizza Service in Salina, Kan., retiring in 2006. Deane and Cindy moved to Woodland Park, Colo., in 2007. Deane enjoyed riding motorcycles in the mountains. His hobbies included off-road motorcycling, spending time with friends in conversation and working in the garage. Survivors: children, Justin (Beth) Eller, Brett (Kristy) Eller, and Brandon (Jamie) Nelsen; and four grandchildren, Jacob Eller, Kaylee Eller, Peyton Eller and Tyson Eller. Preceded in death by: parents, Derwin and Thelma Eller; and a sister, Wanda Cooper. A funeral service was held Friday, Jan. 18, in Woodland Park, Colo. A graveside service with military rites will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 22, at Gaylord Cemetery, Gaylord, Kan. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday, at Belmont Boulevard Church of the Nazarene, 2632 Highland Ave., Salina, KS 67401. Memorials: Woodland Park Church of the Nazarene Building Fund, P.O. Box 1869, Woodland Park, CO 80866.
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Vicki Lynn Clamp (Cousin of Karen Pelzman)
Lifelong native of Colorado Springs, Vicki L. Clamp died peacefully the early morning of Christmas
Eve. Born to George V. and Mary D. Clamp, she is survived by her brother Jim Clamp, her sister
Susan Stewart, great Aunt Selma Eller, many cousins, nieces, nephews, and numerous friends. Vicki
was fiercely loyal, loved family, good food, jazz, dancing, Glenwood Springs, her birthday, and
Christmas. She never knew a stranger and made each person she encountered feel special and
cherished. Her smile lit up a room and her genuine laughter was contagious! She said the best prayers,
always remembering and honoring those who were ill or serving our community or country. Vicki was
a great teacher of patience, compassion, but above all, love. She is greatly missed and her time on this
earth has changed lives forever. In lieu of flowers, please love deeply, forgive freely, and live
peacefully. Memorial Celebration 2:00PM, Saturday, December 29, 2012 First Congregational
Church, 20 E. St. Vrain St., Colorado Springs.
Kevin Shawn Cullen (Brother-in-law of Karen Pelzman)
Kevin was born on December 5, 1960 in Denver, Colorado. He joined the Army in 1980 and served
until 1990. Kevin was in business with his father for many years selling aircraft manuals to pilots all
over the world. He loved his work and was very professional at it. Kevin was preceded in death by his
father Jim, and sister Kelly Ann. He leaves behind his wife, Mary Russelavage, mother, Grace,
brothers; Terry and Patrick, sisters; Colleen Monsarrat and Cathy Andrianakos. He will be greatly
missed. A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, November 24, at 10:00 a.m. at the St. Peter
Catholic Church in Monument, Colorado. Inurnment will follow the services at Monument Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions can be made to the Town Hall of Monument in Kevin S.
Cullen's honor.
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ELLER FAMILY ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
The purpose of the Eller Family Association is to draw all Ellers, regardless of their
particular family line, and allied families into a cooperative effort. We owe to the present
generation and those of the future, this effort to come together, explore and record our
common roots and heritage.
The Eller Family Association has already demonstrated that this approach is the
quickest and most efficient mechanism for sharing family history and genealogical
information.
The Mission Statement is that the Eller Family Association exists to assist all Eller and
associated family lines worldwide to:
Discover and preserve our historical past
Report current events and ongoing contributions
Develop and expand current family ties
Provide ongoing biennial meetings to summarize accomplishments
Socialize and provide inspired direction as we focus on the future.
A quarterly newsletter, The Eller Chronicles, is published and sent to each member in
February, May, August and November. Information on all Ellers in the United States and
Europe, from the 17th
century to the current time is being gathered and made available.
To join the Association, please fill out the following information (to the extent known)
and send with check for $25 for an annual membership, or $250 for a lifetime
membership, payable to the Eller Family Association to:
Karen Pelzman, Secretary/Treasurer
Eller Family Association
862 Pebblewood Dr
Colorado Spgs, CO 80919
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EFA ORGANIZATION
President: Lauren Liggett 2619 Heathergold Drive (281)578-8141
Houston, TX 77084 [email protected]
Vice President: Fred Bame 8744 Bame Road (336)508-3918
Colfax, NC 27235 [email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer: Karen Pelzman 862 Pebblewood Dr (731)336-1443
Colorado Spgs, CO 80919 [email protected]
Directors: Joe R. Eller 2610 Nantucket Drive (336)765-7353
Winston Salem, NC 27103 [email protected]
Edward K. Eller 1124 Ridgeleigh Circle (706)278-1516
Dalton, GA 30721 [email protected]
Thomas J. Eller 1311 Masters Drive (719)632-2259
Woodland Park, CO 80863 [email protected]
Gene Ellison 137 4th St, PO Box 51 (912)748-4408
Meldrin, GA 31318 [email protected]
Director & Web Master Harvey Powers 150 Merrymount Rd (434)689-5549
Boydton, VA 23917 [email protected]
Editor: Randy Poplin 1911 Tara Place (706)529-7485
Dalton, GA 30720 [email protected]
Historian: Dean Eller 2610 Nantucket Drive (336)765-7353
Winston Salem, NC 27103 [email protected]
Contact the Secretary/Treasurer:
To apply for membership to the Eller Family Association
To report a chance of address
To report a failure to receive The Eller Chronicles
To purchase back copies of The Eller Chronicles
To purchase the book George Michael Eller and Descendants of His in America by
James W. Hook (1957) @ $32 ea
Contact the Editor to submit genealogy and family history for publication in The Eller Chronicles
Contact the Web Master about submitting and /or inquiring about information on the web site.
To view The Eller Chronicles on the internet, go to www.eller.org
