Individual Details

Lucy Keeler attended Fremont public schools, and Wells College; joined a correspondence school initiated by a distant cousin, Miss Anna Ticknor of Boston for two years as a student, and more than fifteen years as an instructor in American History. She published, for a year, a little monthly, Pot Pourri; was a correspondent and contributor for her father's newspaper, The Fremont Journal. She also contributed articles to Outlook, Outing, Harper's Weekly, Harper's Bazaar, Wide-Awake, Youth's Companion, etc., and wrote numerous monographs on Ohio and local history. She was the author of two books, If I Were a Girl Again and If I Were a Boy. She was a charter member of the Matinee Musical Club and of the Col. George Croghan Chapter, D.A.R. (Fremont, Oh). After the return of ex-President Hayes and Mrs. Hayes from Washington, she was in constant, almost daily, contact with them.
by Watt Marchman

Obituary in the Fremont Messenger, March 11, 1930 p. 1 and March 12, 1930, pg. 3.

Birth	27 Sep 1864	Fremont, Sandusky Co., OH
Death	11 Mar 1930	Fremont, Sandusky Co., OH
Burial		Oakwood Cemetery, Fremont, Sandusky Co., OH

Father	Isaac Marvin Keeler (1823 - 1907)
Mother	Janette "Jinny" Elliot (1820 - 1899)
Sibling	Samuel Pease Keeler (1859 - 1932)
Sibling	Nettie Reed Keeler (1861 - 1863)

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