I received the following message from Jackie Smith that I wanted to share and hopefully gain additional opinions on: "Milton Rubincam, President of the American Society of Genealogists and Former Editor of the National Genealogical Society Quarterly, was asked by the author of the source below, to check the proofs and eliminate any errors in his book.
Mr. Rubincam says this, about what is written on page 134 of the book, "The claim that the Zeller family was founded by Clothilde de Valois Zeller, of Huguenot origin, is a pleasant dream. There is an implication in "The Compendium of American Genealogy, vol. III, 1928, p.641, that "Lady Clothilde de Valois" belonged to the former French royal house of Valois. This is nonsense; in spite of this statement and that in John A Zeller's "A Brief History of the Zeller Family" (1945), p. 13, CLOTHILDE DE VALOIS ZELLER NEVER EXISTED. My friend, Dr. Albert H. Gerberich, the leading authority on Pennsylvania German genealogy, informs me that "Clothilde de Valois'" real name was Anna Catharina, and her maiden name is unknown. She died at Tulpehocken, in Berks county, near the Lebanon County (Pennsylvania) line, in 1749."
[source: "The Trail of the Huguenots," by G. Elmore Reaman, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD, 1983, p.301.]"