Juli, Here's bare bones, seeing it's all in "The Book", Talk about cousinship marriages. > 1. John Killam/Kellam of Purdytown--is s/o John b. 1743/1744, named in his > father's will, etc, shows up in Wallenpaupack--andheis s/o John via 3rd > wife, Hepsibah Parke(s)--Altho I am sure there are more kids, he has > brother, Lewis Kellam, who had dghtr, Parthenia, and I suspect Marcus > Killam/Kellam, who had the home near Burnham's Mill--- is another son of > John 1743-44. > > > #2. You have Millie md. Arthur KImble-- folks, Moses Killam/Kellam, wife, > Lucy Kimble. He s/o Moses , etc. > #3. Eliza Killam/Kellam--who md. Newcomb Kimble. Eliza was d/o Ira > Killam/Kellam, and his wife, Harriet CHAPMAN (not Kellam) Ira was s/o > Ephraim, who was s/o Zadock, who was s/o John (of the 3 wives) (I've placed Ira who md Eliza Jane Batchelor--he b. c1825-1829--is on Macomb WI census 1860--and there are land grants n Wisconsin for an Ira Killam/Kellam beginning in 1843. 4 of them, with 200 A in all.)) > #4. Lucy C. KillamKellam b. 1814 was d/o Moses (wife, Lucy) s/o Moses > (wife Mary Polly King-Rev. War sold) #6 Anna Kimble, md. Asher Killam/Kellam--he was s/o William, who was s/o Silas, who was s/o Zadock. Rush Killam/Kellam, b. 1840-1844, apparently md. Ada Kimble? was s/o of William, s/o Silas, s/o Zadock. The service records I found fit this Rush, he went to Wisconsin. The Rush Kellam b. 26 Feb 1882, d. Feb 1972, WI, may be a son--or at the least, a nephew.?? and, all of you who have so kindly ordered my book: suppositions, questions, and so forth are plainly asked/spelled out, so as not to lead anyone to a set in cement conclusion. Sheila // Firehair