Hi everyone: My name is James R. Kelly and I am searching for descendants of my Grand Fathers Brothers who I have no contact with. I have three branches of my Kelly Family Tree that have been broken. I am looking for descendants of the following: Peter C. Kelly and wife Annie, children: Edith, Vera, William and John P.. Their last known address was 5215 Adams, Chicago IL. Per. the 1920 US Census. Maurice Laurium Kelly and wife Ester, children: James, Betty, Dorothy and Marjory. In 1944 they last lived in Butte MT. Daniel J. Kelly and wife Ellen, children: John Emmitt, Cornelius J., John "Jerry", Daniel J., James F., Veronica and Stephen Eugene. They were last known to live in Calumet MI. Per. 1920 US Census. In about 1867 my GGrand Father John and Honorah Kelly brought their family of 10 boys and 1 girl from County Cork Ireland to Calumet MI where the father and older boys worked in the copper mines. After old John died in 1874 the family broke and brothers moved to NE, MT, IL. If anyone can help please contact me. Thank You. contact me. Thank You.=20

Hello, I am looking for a Richard Kelley who lived in Stuart Fl in 1973 father would be Harold Kelley died in 1973 Terry

ANY BELLS FOR ANYONE? John J Kelley was born October 1852; below is a list of possible parents to John, son of Thomas, born in Roscommon: Baptism records for John Kelley 1852 - 1857 date of baptism parents R.C. Parish 25 JUL 1857 Thomas Kelley and Ellen Clogher Ballyforan 20 JAN 1856 Thomas Kelley and Catherine Giblin Fairymount 5 MAY 1856 Thomas Kelley and Biddy Kelly Athleague 26 NOV 1853 Thomas Kelley and Bridget Kelly Elphin 7 JUN 1857 Thomas Kelley and Mary Kelly Athleague 1 APR 1855 Thomas Kelley and Mary Madden Ballinlough 30 NOV 1856 Thomas Kelley and Catherine Reilley Knockcroughery 9 JUN 1855 Thomas Kelley and Anne Tulley Knockcroughery

Birthplace: Cambridge, MA Birthdate: 1876 Thomas was the first born of John J Kelley and Bridget Powers. As of 1880, he is 4 yrs old on Auburn Place with his younger bro., Richard. 1900 Census, he's gone. Where I haven't a clue. Anybody? Thomas' parents were John J. Kelley and Bridget Powers. John was born in Roscommon in October, 1852; Bridget was born in Cambridge, her parents also immigrants from Ireland. John immigrated from Roscommon, Ireland to the US in 1870-1872 where he met Bridget in Cambridge, MA. On October 30, 1874, they were married in St. Peters in Cambridge, MA. Bridget passed away somewhere between 1910 and 1920 leaving John a widower with 5 at home. Charles left when he married Mary Colligan November 28, 1916. The rest continued to live with their father up until 1917. In 1917, John J.and the remaining children [Richard, Catherine, Gertrude, and Emma] disappear from Cambridge, MA. Their trail has not yet picked up again

Hi, Alexander Kelley Richard Keley--1700 Richard Kelley--1725 William Kelley--1751 William Kelley--1777-1861 J.William Kelley--1820-1890 All were born in what is now Vermont. Last two generations were in the Manchester,Arlington,Sunderland area. Any help would be appreciated. Fran Hicks Bennington,Vt.

Hello. Since I'm new to this list, I'd like to post this query. I am looking for information on DORCAS KELLY, first wife of Henry Hines, Sr. Both she and Henry were from Campbell County, Va. They were married sometime prior to 1771 in Campbell county, and had 6 sons and 3 daughters. I have absolutely NO information on Dorcas, and would appreciate any and all information. She was my gggggrandmother. After her death (don't have a date, but was after 1789) Henry re-married to Elizabeth Harvey. All but two of Dorcas & Henry's children settled in Warren County, Ky. Tobitha Hines, who married Tom Parsons, settled in Northern Ky., and Elizabeth Hines, who married Jack Puckett, settled in Butler County, Ky. Can anyone out there help me with this? Thank You, Tillie Smith O'Kelley

I do have a lot of updated information that I need to put in but no time for right now. Be aware there are 3 or 4 Giles Kelleys born in VG around the same time. One had a father and also a son by name of Giles. June March jmarch@pe.net Descendants of Giles Kelley 1 Giles Kelley Abt. 1770 - 1827 2 Sampson Kelley 2 Mary (Polly ) Kelley +William McFadden 2 William Kelley 1794 - 1869 +Rebecca McMahan 1800 - 1857 3 Elizabeth Kelley 1815 - 1874 +James Hopkins Kirkham 4 William H. Kirkham +Julie Ann Mobley 4 Rebecca Kirkham +Joseph Wingfield 4 Mary E. Kirkham 4 Hiram Kirkham 4 Samuel T. Kirkham +Elizabeth Trout 4 Henry Kirkham 4 John W. Kirkham 4 Elijah M. Kirkham 1833 - 1899 +Elizabeth Ann Trout 4 James Franklin Kirkham 1844 - +Emily Wesson 3 Samuel Kelley 1817 - 1894 +Rebecca McMahan 1818 - 1873 4 Stephen N. C. Kelley +Unknown 4 5 more Kelley 4 Daniel Webster Kelley 1841 - 1903 +Louisa Lynn - Bef. 1900 *2nd Wife of Daniel Webster Kelley +Nancy M. Franks 4 Rebecca C. Kelley 1847 - 1923 +John Wagner 1825 - *2nd Wife of Samuel Kelley: +Nancy Horton 1841 - 1891 4 Infant Boy Kelley 3 Giles Kelley 1819 - 3 Robert McMahan Kelley 1821 - 1867 +Sarah 4 John W. Kelley 4 Margaret E. Kelley 4 Jefferson Kelley 4 Louvisa Kelley +William Sellers 4 Richard Kelley +Lina 4 Martin Andrew Kelley +Sarah Adaline Mitchell 4 Martha Elvira Kelley 1845 - 1934 +Andrew Armstrong Stell 4 Susan Josephine Kelley 1850 - 1934 +Frank Wisner *2nd Husband of Susan Josephine Kelley: +Elias Waid Kelley 4 Nancy Emoline Kelley 1858 - 1911 +Joel S. Wingfield 4 Rena Kelley 1865 - 1922 +Charles W. Elkins 3 Nancy Kelley 1823 - +William G. Dossey 4 Rebecca I. Dossey +Unknown Howard 4 William Dossey 4 Margret Dossey 4 Thomas Franklin Dossey +Eliza McDaniel 3 Elijah W. Kelley 1825 - 1877 +Elizabeth McDaniel 4 L. B. Kelley 1845 - 1881 +James E. Griffin 4 Giles Augustus Kelley 1848 - 1942 +Nancy Elizabeth Hunter East *2nd Wife of Giles Augustus Kelley: +Nettie Burr *3rd Wife of Giles Augustus Kelley: +Francis Jones 4 William Henry Kelley 1851 - 1930 +Sarah Cristine McMahan 4 Abner Hall Kelley 1853 - 1937 . 4 Rebecca J. Kelley 1857 - 1932 +Nesbit J. Trout 4 Levi Kelley 1859 - 1861 4 Elijah L. Kelley 1861 - 1880 4 Mary Elizabeth Kelley 1864 - 1945 +Lewis Johnson Jr. Lamb 4 Samuel Jesse Kelley 1867 - 1948 +Annie Caldone Griffin 4 Martha Anne Kelley 1870 - 1963 +Elmore B. Wingfield 3 Margaret A. Kelley 1827 - 1896 +Willis Hopwood Doss 4 William Brice Doss 1854 - +A. Savanah Osborn 4 John R. Doss 1856 - +Angelia Long 4 Rebecca Jane Doss 1857 - +Art Story 4 Sarah Elizabeth Doss 1859 - 1905 +George W. Reid 4 James Edward Doss 1861 - 4 Willis Robert Doss 1863 - 1947 +Verner Vatilla Wilson 4 Margaret Ann Doss 1866 - +Noah B. Rogers 3 William Jackson Kelley 1829 - 1872 +Nancy N. Scott 4 Alice L. Kelley 4 Edward B. Kelley 4 Robert J. Kelley 4 Minnie Kelley 4 Samuel B. Kelley 3 George Washington Kelley 1832 - 1832 3 Martha Ann Kelley 1833 - 2 Elijah W. Kelley 1800 - 1884 see part 2 >

Looking for info on JOSEPH AARON KELLY, born in Echols County, GA.(I think), 1876 or 1877. Moved to Baker County, Fla., married MARY (THANIE) WILLIAMS on 4-15-1903, had 3 children: James, Aaron, & Minnie. Second wife ZEDORA CREWS, married 12-26-1915,then moved to Jacksonville, Fla., had 6 children: Clarence, Sue, Harold, Joseph, Ruth and Ruby. JOSEPH A. died in 1951, in Jacksonville, Fla. Need JOSEPH A. KELLY'S parents name. Some of his brothers & sisters are: Oscar, Nancy, Tom, Minnie & Lessie (some of them spell KELLEY). If anyone knows anything about him please let me hear from you. Cheryl Kelly Connel

Hello to all of you Kelley-Kelly searchers, I just started looking for my Kelly family. I don't know much about them but hopefully one of you can help me. Patrick Myron KELLY - born in Philadelphia PA - 1906/7 Was working in Montana around Missoula in 1939 Disappeared Late 1939 - Early 1940 Possibly left to find work back East - PA, NY, NJ - 1940 Rumor had it that he was killed in mining accident. Had sister Margaret KELLY - thought to have moved to Canada, maybe married Parents were born in Ireland, and he had gone to Jesuit Schools He married my mother Patsy Winnifred BANCROFT in 1939 in Montana - believe Drummond No other information on the KELLY'S is available. Any help you can give me will be greatly appreciated, or any ideas to look for more information. TIA, L&K, Adelle Kelly

Hi, The following was found while looking for something else. >From cemetery list of Wellington County/Minto TWP./ St. Thomas R.C., Ontario, CA (Cemetery apparently was started about 1854. Also called Minto Pioneer Cemetery.) 3 (plot #) - Dennis Kelly/ 1846-1914/ His wife/ Annie Noonan/ 1856-1932 38 - IHS/ In memory of / Leticia Burke/ Beloved wife of / Jeremiah Kelly/ Died Aug. 14, 1893/ Aged 28 years. Iral Nelson

SARAH1 O'KILLEY was born 1691, and died 1768 in Harwich,Ma.. She married WILLIAM CAHOON 1716 in Harwich,Ma., son of William Cahoon and Elizabeth Nickerson. ------------------------------------------------ LORENZO ALBERT1 KELLEY died in Harwich,Ma.. He married RACHELL CAHOON July 22, 1868 in Harwich,Ma., daughter of Isaiah Cahoon and Mary Young. Xoa@aol.com

Hi!!! Does anyone out there have Kelly's from the Grand Rapids area, Caledonia specifically. Have Charlotte Kelly b. 1845 d. 1928/9 m. 1861 Charles Angus(prnts. Bradley Mary(Thayer) Angus) d. 1922. Bradley and prnts are from N.Y. Also George Henry Kelly b. aft. 1845(poss bro/of Charlotte) m. Carrie L. Kellogg. Thanx for any help. Kim

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_900222558_boundary Content-ID: <0_900222558@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII --part0_900222558_boundary Content-ID: <0_900222558@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: JLNewkirk@aol.com Return-path: <JLNewkirk@aol.com> To: KellyL@rootsweb.com Subject: William D. and Michael Kelley, twins Date: Sun, 12 Jul 1998 00:23:57 EDT Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Since there are lots of new folks, and I have found a bit more, here is my Kelly information. William and Michael KELLY were b. 22 October, year unknown but around 1865, in Council Bluffs, IA. William married Mary KEHLER of Greenwood, NE, their daughter Mary Theresa KELLY was b. 23 Oct 1887, supposedly in Greenwood. William died in the Colorado mines, and Mary then married his brother Michael. They had a son, Edward, who was attending Notre Dame in 1920. Michael and Mary KELLY were killed when their car was hit by a train in Greenwood, NE, in October of 1920. I am looking for any connections with this family. Mary Theresa was my husband's great grandmother. She married Charles Leroy WHITE and had two sons, William and Charles Leroy, Jr. Parents and other siblings of William and Michael unknown, but the family may have had something to do with the "startup railroad heading west", and one of their grandmothers is believed to have been a "go between between the cavalry and Indians at Council Bluffs". Help! --part0_900222558_boundary--

Hello! It's been a while since I have posted my information, so maybe it's time again to ask if anyone has seen my Kelly/Kelley. His name was Daniel Kelly, and he was born 22 July 1818 in New York. He died 28 May 1873 in Casco Township, Allegan County, Michigan of measles. According to his death certificate, his parents were Hugh and Sarah but no idea where they were from. Daniel married Rachel Milliman and had: Hugh born about 1844 Niram born about 1846 Charles born 9 August 1848 Caleb born 18 June 1849 Hellen born about 1851 All these children were born in New York. Daniel then married Lillie Ann Russell born about 1840 in Ireland and had: Ann born about 1857 Mary born about 1860 Perry born about 1862 Ida born about 1864 William born about 1866 Hattie born about 1868 Jenette born 4 Septenber 1870 Lizzie born about 1873 All children from the second marriage were born in Michigan. If anyone has ideas about my next move, please share! I would be very grateful. Paula Naujalis Grand Rapids, Michigan naujalis@wmis.net

I am hoping that with all the new people joining that someone will recognize the names & we can make a connection. These people are all buried in the Roca Cemetery, Roca, Neb. Allen Bernard Kelly NEBRASKASGT 413 Fighter GP AAF World War II July 31 1911--Oct. 22, 1967 Orlin R. Kelly Sept. 3, 1908--June 28, 1936 Franklin D. Kelly Aug.12, 1882--Nov. 17, 1918 James W. Kelly NEBRASKA TMTC US NAVY World War II Apr. 11, 1903--Jan. 19, 1959 KELLEY Ethel I. Feb. 3, 1920--Sept. 26, 1990 m. Daniel R. Nov. 23, 1905--June 1, 1986 KELLY Marjorie R. Aor, 11, 1918--June 12, 1996 m. Donald W. May 12, 1913--no death date listed KELLEY Coral J. 1887--19063 Ralph J. 1884--1963 It's not much, but I hope someone will be able to help with a connection. Thank you Alli

Hello all! I am new to the list. Here is my Kelly (so far I only have one): Katherine KELLY, b. 1822-1824 in Ireland; married John CONLEY (b. 1815-1818 in Ireland); one daughter was named Katherine (Katie) E. CONLEY (b. October 6,1856 in Napanoch, Ulster County, NY; married Edmund J. Higgins; d. 1934). Other children: Michael, James, Hannah, John, William, Mary and Bartley. I do not know, but I suspect that Katherine Kelly and John Conley were married in Ireland, then went to New York, where Katherine was born. They then moved to LaSalle County, Illinois. If anybody has my Kelly in their info, I would greatly appreciate it if you'd contact me. Thanks! Christina __________________________ Christina LaVonne lavonne@revolution.denver.co.us

Would anyone on the net know of a Harmon H. Kelley - born abt 1816, NY that prob. married (no record found) Eliza Cool - born abt 1818, Amsterdam, NY. - d. 6 Jan 1889. Child John H. Kelley. It's unclear if Harmon and Eliza divorced, Harmon deserted Eliza, or perhaps died either naturally or perhaps during the Civil War. Ken Cool 107 South Baxter Street Auburn, IN 46706-2403 kdcool@ctlnet.com

daughter mary josephine kelly born 1837 about.

If anyone has any plans to visit or conduct research in Austin, Travis County Texas, you may want to read and respond to the following. I'm not sure how many researchers on this list use the Austin History Center, but the staff and the collection are worth saving. Shelly Henley Kelly Assistant Archivist Galveston & Texas History Center Galveston TX Researching Kelly line in MO circa 1820-1880 Researching Connally line in TX circa 1840-1900 ----------------------------------------------------------------- Shelly Henley Kelly shelly.henley@utmb.edu Assistant Archivist, Rosenberg Library, Galveston TX ----------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Fri, 10 Jul 1998 13:49:11 -0500 From: kinga perzynska <cat@ONR.COM> To: ARCHIVES@cwisserver1.mcs.muohio.edu Subject: Proposed Cuts to the Austin History Center FYI to all Texas archivists and others who may be interested. What follows is some information from the Austin History Center Association [a non-profit citizen group whose mission is to support the Austin History Center] regarding proposed budget cuts to the Austin History Center in Austin, Texas. As the local history collection of the Austin Public Library, the Center's mission is to collect and preserve materials about Austin and Travis County, making them available to local citizens and other interested individuals. The following document describes the situation and outlines the means by which concerned individuals can make their opinions known. Susan Eason, Assistant Archivist Catholic Archives of Texas Here is the text of the information sheet that has been distributed by the Austin History Center Association: __________________________________________________ PROPOSED BUDGET CUTS TO THE AUSTIN HISTORY CENTER What's Happening? The City Manager's Draft Budget for 1998-99, released 6/24/98, proposed cutting the Austin History Center's budget by more than 40%, reducing the Austin History Center's public service hours from 72 to 30 hours per week, and cutting its staff from the equivalent of 14.05 to 8.5 FTEs. Under the Draft Budget, the Austin Public Library will receive a $2.2 million increase to its overall budget, from $12.3 million to $14.5 million. But, $211,410 of this increase would come at the expense of the Austin History Center. The Austin History Center is currently underfunded and understaffed. The Austin Public Library's Operating Support Task Force so concluded and recommended adding $217,633 the the Austin History Center's current budget. What does that mean for the Austin History Center? 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Birthplace: Cambridge, MA Birthdate: Feb, 1878 My great-grandparents were John J. Kelley and Bridget Powers. John was born in Roscommon in October, 1852; Bridget was born in Cambridge, her parents also immigrants from Ireland. John immigrated from Roscommon, Ireland to the US in 1870-1872 where he met Bridget in Cambridge, MA. On October 30, 1874, they were married in St. Peters in Cambridge, MA. Bridget passed away somewhere between 1910 and 1920 leaving John a widower with 5 at home. Charles left when he married Mary Colligan November 28, 1916. The rest continued to live with their father up until 1917. In 1917, John J.and the remaining children [Richard, Catherine, Gertrude, and Emma] disappear from Cambridge, MA. Their trail has not yet picked up again