Anyone on the List who might be tracing a line from Mississippi in the 1800's. Would be happy to hear about your line and possibly put something together. Bobby Kelly

In a message dated 5/4/2000 2:20:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time, KELLY-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Searching for a connection or information in regard to Michael KELLY and/or his ancestors. He was born somewhere in Ireland. Married Mary O'CONNOR and they had 7 children...Patrick, Michael, Mary (Minnie), Bryan, Hannah, John, and William. Thanks Joanne New Hampshire >> Joanne, we need more info than that. Can you imagine how many Michael Kelly's there are? When or about was your Michael born? What era are you talking about? Where did he emigrate to? New Hampshire? You may get a better response that way. Hope this helps. Patsy

Just heard on the Radio that there is another computer virus going around. If you get an email titled "ILOVEYOU, don't open it! delete it right away. I had someone try to send it to me today. Thanks Patti

Searching for a connection or information in regard to Michael KELLY and/or his ancestors. He was born somewhere in Ireland. Married Mary O'CONNOR and they had 7 children...Patrick, Michael, Mary (Minnie), Bryan, Hannah, John, and William. Thanks Joanne New Hampshire

Thanks everyone! Here is my story, and below is some info I found on "John Kelly's" that may or may not be mine. But may be yours. My Great Grandfather's name is John Louis Kelly b. 4/4/1876 d. 4/29/1949. My Grandmothers birth record says her father was born in Knoxville, TN. His Marriage License says his parents are J.M. Kelly and Elizabeth Duncan (guessing that they would have married in 1870s and that they were born around 1850s). He told my grandmother that he was named after his father. And his wife thought so too, because she put on the death certificate that his father was John L. Kelly (all from TN). Here is a bigger problem....John Louis Kelly ran away at the age of 14 and never contacted his family again, Story is...His Parents owned large Plantation (can't find it.) Mother wore "fancy dresses" and went to lots of party's. She had servants care for the children. Only thing Grandmother remembers is that he had a sister named Mae (or May) and she is the only sibling that he mentioned throughout his life. He didn't like talking about his childhood and didn't offer any information. I sent away for Social Security Application for a John Kelly b. 4/4/1879 and got a John Wesley Kelley's App. It states his parents as Jonathan Kelly and Anna Belle Baskins and that he was born in Lauderdale Co. Ala. He applied for Social Security number in Waynesboro, Tenn. I found an obit (dated Feb. 1, 1923) for John L Kelly age 64 in Chattanooga buried in Mt Olivets Catholic Cemetery and the dates seem right but it states that he was in the plumbing business. The obit didn't give the wife's name but I called the Cemetery and they told me his wife's name was Lila (sp?) and she is buried with him. And this John L. Kelly had daughter named Margaret. (really thought this could be the one, but the occupation is way off). I have the book "Hamilton County Pioneers" by John Wilson and it talks about the John Kelly's and Kelly's ferry. Another possibility, but doesn't mention a John Kelly born about 1850s. Hope this helps someone! Patti

Hello, I am looking for an Ann/Anne/Anna KELLEY/KELLY, born: abt. 1695-1700, died: abt. 1634. She may have had a brother named Alexander KELLEY/KELLY She was married to William JENNINGS, Jr., born: abt. 1695-1700, (son of Mary WILLOUGHBY and William JENNINGS, Sr.,) and William JENNINGS, Jr. died one year prior to Ann KELLEY's death. Ann and William were each abt. 33-34 when they died. Ann and William had 4 or 5 children including my 5th great grandfather, Edward Salley JENNINGS, born: abt. 1720, and their one daughter, Martha JENNINGS, upon their death was bound out to an Alexander KELLEY/KELLY, who was probably her uncle. I would like very much to find information on this KELLEY/KELLY family. Thank you. Sincerely, Bellinda Myrick - Barnett

Thought I would post one more time before I pull all of my hair out... I am looking for John Kelly married to Elizabeth Duncan around 1870. Can't find, so, at this point I would be interested in any John Kelly from Tennessee married to anyone. Thanks! Family reunion is less than 2 weeks away and I was hoping to have something for them. Patti

Patti, You sound like me! I, too, am looking for a John Kelly--but I don't know if it's Tennessee, Kentucky, or Virginia--he lived in all three. Would your John have had a son named William Nicholas Alexander (who went by Bill, or William A.), born in 1871? According to my grandfather (William's son), William said he "grew up" in Tennessee. But William was born in Lee County, Virginia, and at the time of his marriage (1891), he lived in Bell County, Kentucky. On his marriage license (married Sarah Fee, in Lee County, VA), his parents are shown as "J and E Kelly." Our John lived to be about 96 years old (again, according to my grandfather), and died in the 1940's. Theresa

Listers: Anyone have a Porter Kelly in their line? The LDS has one born abt 1839, Indiana County, PA, and one who married Kate Jones in 1867 in Missippi. These are the only Porters listed. Could be the same person?

I finally get to post something else after all these years. Nobody has ever come close to my Kellys and I have been just monitoring this list, reposting my info every 3 months. Here it is again: KELLY / KELLEY; CAN>Kings Co.,NY,USA; 1858- KELLY in Brooklyn and elsewhere. SEEKING IN 1870 Census or elsewhere: As listed in 1860 Census in Brooklyn, NY: Daniel Kelly - born. ca. 1833, Canada. Occupation - Moulder\\Welder\\Blacksmith wife: Mary Jane McCormick b. 1840 NYC children in 1860 - Joseph 7 months. Brother: Joseph (younger) same occupation. Jane's sister: Ann Elizabeth All above disappear before 1865 NYS census. Then they do not appear anyplace in NYS . Additional info on family. But the following stayed in Brooklyn: Parents: Cornelius (58) & Flora (56) Kelly (living w/ Daniel in 1860.) Younger Cornelius was an Attorney Plus sisters: Cecilia & Bridget More Sisters: Mary J. McKinney, Ann Hooley and families. Thanks

In a message dated 04/29/2000 11:40:30 AM Eastern Daylight Time, RPRKR@aol.com writes: << The fees do seem exorbitant, after all our taxes pay for the cost of employees who do this work, why should there be such high fees. We all need to express our thoughts to NARA on this; they would like us to do so. Please read the following message I am forwarding. >> Our taxes DO pay their salaries, health insurance, pension,etc. But we should charge people who do not use these facilities, taxes to pay for the copying machines, paper, toner, microfiming and all else that is involved? I have brought in parts from home to repair some of the readers at Varick St. The trouble to requisition a part not listed (or even listed) is a day's work in it's self. I have been a proponent of paying a small fee at the door at the NARA in NYC. After seeing what these people are put through over the phone and by mail, besides those newbies who make outrageous demands at the desk, it may scare away those who are not PROPERLY prepared for serious research. Plus, consider how much the collection has grown in just the past 10 years! It used to cost me $7.00 plus to go to Bayonne, NJ, in 1984, before they moved to NYC in 1992. The NYC MA charge $5 to rent the micro-film readers and $5 for "certified copies." I live in NYC and do not expect my tax dollars to pay for this. All other municipalities have similar fees no top of their taxes. The microfilm machines at the NYPL are always broken. They are free too. What has happened is that Genealogy has gotten so much easier and faster with the use of the Internet, that many forget when we depended solely on these government sources. Now, they are faced with the cost of upgrading to be computer and Internet friendly. I can now go to the NARA with every reel number in my hand before leaving home, just because they have the catalogs on-line. All I am concerned about with the NARA is that they keep ALL of them open. They were considering closing the NYC and the nearest would have been Philadelphia. If paying more for copies keeps it open, I'll pay with a smile. Anybody who has tried other countries are shocked to find that things are not available. I couldn't understand why I couldn't get access to the 1920 Australian census, through a family member in Sydney. I told them to use the "Freedom of Information Act" like we do. He reminded me that they do not have a Bill of Rights in Australia and cannot make such demands. Be Thankful we have a country that let's us discover our past and doesn't hide it from us. Mike Mc

Hello all; this was mailed to me by another mailing list. The fees do seem exorbitant, after all our taxes pay for the cost of employees who do this work, why should there be such high fees. We all need to express our thoughts to NARA on this; they would like us to do so. Please read the following message I am forwarding. Always, Imo -----Original Message----- From: Billie R. McNamara <mcnamara@usit.net> To: Recipient list suppressed <Recipient list suppressed> Date: Friday, April 28, 2000 7:45 AM Subject: CUZZINS: Fwd: FYI: NARA Reproduction Fee Schedule (Proposed) >Forwarded message: > >The NARA proposal to revamp the system and fees for providing copies of >Military Service Records, Bounty-Land Warrant Applications Files, and >Pension Application Files has been published in the 25 April 2000 issue >of the Federal Register. Public comment is invited and should be >directed to > >NARA Regulation Comment Desk >8601 Adelphi Road >College Park, MD 20740-6001 >Fax: 301 713-7270 > >The comment period closes on 26 June 2000. NARA prefers that you use >either the postal address or fax number to submit our comments rather >than e-mail. >A complete copy of the Federal Register notice is available from the >NARA Web site at http://www.nara.gov/nara/fees-pro.html. > >The proposed Reproduction Fee Schedule covers a number of items, but the >Military Service Records, and the Pension and Bounty-Land Warrants are >of the greatest concern to genealogists. NARA proposes three major >changes: > >1. The NATF Form 80 would be discontinued, to be replaced by two new >forms: NATF Form 85 to request both Bounty-Land Warrant application >files and Pension files (more than 75 years old), and NATF From 86 to >request Military Service Records (more than 75 years old). > >2. For all three types of files, NARA would no longer send a selection >of pages, but would send the complete file. This would eliminate the >two-step process currently used and should be beneficial to most >genealogists. > >3. The fees for all three types of files would be raised. For Military >Service Records the new fee would be $17.00, regardless of the number of >pages included in the file. For Bounty-land Warrants the fee would be >$17.25, again without regard to the number of pages. For Pension Files >the fee would be $40.00, regardless of the number of pages. > >Finally, the proposal would go into effect on 1 September 2000, if >approved. > >Many genealogists may consider the proposed fees to be excessive. NARA >specifically invites comment on the proposed fee schedule. The FGS/NGS >Records Preservation and Access Committee urges everyone who wants to >comment to carefully read the full proposal before submitting comments. >The proposed fees are intended to cover the actual cost of locating, >copying and mailing the records, plus 10% as authorized by law, and are >based on the average size of the files. NARA states that the average for >Military Service Records and Bounty-land Applications is somewhere under >20 pages, while the average for full Pension Files is 105 pages. > >The FGS/NGS Records Preservation and Access Committee will be looking at >the NARA proposal carefully, and will submit comments as appropriate. >Individuals who would like to provide input to the Committee's >evaluation are welcome to do so but are also encouraged to comment >direct to NARA at the address given above. Comments for Committee >consideration should be e-mailed to fgs-access@fgs.org, or mailed to >Federation of Genealogical Societies, Attention: RPAC, PO Box 200940, >Austin, TX 78720-0940. In order for the Records Preservation and Access >Committee to adequately evaluate such input it must be received by 26 >May 2000. The deadline for comment to NARA, however, is still 26 June >2000. > >Posting of this message to other mail lists is encouraged. A copy of >this message will also be available on the Records Preservation and >Access page of the FGS Web site <http://www.fgs.org/fgs-recordsnews.htm> >and on the NGS Web site <http://www.ngsgenealogy.org> > >****

By 1870 Harvey and Louisa Kelley (census taker spelled it Kallie) were in Crab Orchard, Cumberland Co., TN. With then were five children: John Alexander (c. 1858), Mary (c. 1864), Walter (c. 1865) David (called Dick), James (c. 1870), and Rubin (c. 1875.) (Well, I guess Rubin wasn't with them yet.) It is said in more than one branch of this family that Harvey Kelley was originally known as ?? Dorsey and came from around Walhalla, Oconee County, TN. Eventually most of the boys and their children moved to Rockwood in Roane County. Mary married Francis Derrick and they stayed in Crab Orchard. Over the generations the family spread out and lost contact. Many were involved with mining and went to Kentucky, Virginia, and Ohio in the early part of the 1900's. I feel certain a number stayed in TN but older generations are gone now and contacts lost. There is quite some mystery surrounding the origins of Harvey Kelley and several of us who descend from John A. have "bumped into" each other on the web and found some success in comparing notes. We'd like to find descendants from the other Kelley siblings to see if they have other bits and pieces we can use to piece together our puzzle. Below is a rather vague outline of Harvey and Louisa's descendants. At this point there is little formal documentation but perhaps someone will recognize some of the individuals. I have removed more recent descendants for privacy but will be happy to correspond privately with anyone who thinks he/she may connect with this line. Hoping for some new contacts and new light on the Dorsey/Kelley connection. Thanks to all, Nancy Custer . Descendants of Harvey A. Kelley 1 Harvey A. Kelley 1836 - .. +Louisa J. Bouknight 1838 - (Louisa's family is from Lexington County, SC and is well documented but we have found no marriage records for Harvey Kelley and Louisa or Louisa and anyone named Dorsey.) ........ 2 John A. Kelley 1858 - 1939 ............ +Harriet Brown 1860 - ................... 3 Anderson Kelley 1875 - ....................... +Margaret (unknown) 1888 - ............................. 4 Frank Kelley 1896 - ............................. 4 Clifford Kelley 1899 - ............................. 4 Parker Kelley 1809 - ................... *2nd Wife of Anderson Kelley: ....................... +Lydia Childress ................... 3 Gertrude Kelley 1878 - ................... 3 William "Dug" Kelley 1879 - 1921 ....................... +Annie May Janow 1879 - 1921 ............................. 4 Rob Roy Kelley 1901 - ............................. 4 Bonnie Kelley 1904 - ............................. 4 Mattie Kelley 1906 - 1992 ................................. +John Lee Brock 1904 - 1984 ............................. 4 Maude Kelley 1908 - ................................. +Jack Galyon ............................. 4 Stanley Ward Kelley 1911 - 1972 ................................. +Pearlie Lee Riddle 1912 - ................... 3 Charles A. Kelley 1880 - ....................... +Ella Wormsley 1889 - ............................. 4 Lula Kelly 1906 - ................................. +Luther Nipper 1898 - ............................. 4 William H. Kelly 1908 - ............................. 4 Owen Thomas Kelly 1910 - ................................. +Cora Belle Ford 1916 - ............................. 4 Charles Edward Kelly 1913 - ................................. +Clara Browning - ............................. 4 Walter R. Kelly 1915 - ................................. +Josephine Imburgia 1927 - ............................. 4 Herman A. Kelly 1918 - ................................. +Naomi Gilbert 1922 - ............................. 4 George E. Kelley 1921 - ............................. 4 Robert Kelley - ................................. +Eileen Glidewell 1927 - ............................. 4 Raymond Kelly - ............................. 4 Peggy Imogene Kelly - ................................. +Walter Presly Jones 1933 - ................... 3 Rena Kelley 1882 - ................... 3 Quincy Kelley 1884 - ................... 3 Drewy Kelley 1885 - ................... 3 Roy Kelley 1887 - ....................... +May Coleman - ................... 3 Arthur W. Kelley 1890 - ....................... +Ethel Coleman 1895 - ................... 3 Mattie Kelley 1892 - ....................... +Hugh Pierce 1892 - ........ *2nd Wife of John A. Kelley: ............ +Martha Watson 1875 - ................... 3 Bertie Kelley 1889 - ....................... +H. K. Kistler 1910 - ................... *2nd Husband of Bertie Kelley: ....................... +Roth Fulks 1899 - ................... 3 Ruth Kelley 1900 - ................... 3 John L. Kelley 1901 - ....................... +Nellie Taylor 1905 - ................... *2nd Wife of John L. Kelley: ....................... +Mildred Sherlin 1903 - ............................. 4 James H. Kelley 1925 - ................... 3 King Kelley 1902 - ....................... +Maud Mullins 1902 - ................... 3 Truly "Sam" Kelley 1904 - ....................... +Mamie Lewis 1909 - ................... 3 Nora Kelley 1906 - ....................... +Howard Niles 1906 - ................... 3 Cecil H. Kelley 1908 - 1998 ....................... +Juanita Marrs 1916 - ........ 2 Mary D. Kelley 1863 - ............ +Francis Derrick 1864 - ................... 3 Maelissa Derrick 1883 - ................... 3 Floyd Derrick 1886 - ................... 3 Harvey Derrick 1889 - ................... 3 Mason Derrick 1893 - ................... 3 Robert Derrick 1898 - ................... 3 Ora Derrick 1903 - ................... 3 Austin Derrick 1905 - ........ 2 Walter David Kelley 1865 - ............ +Bettie (unknown) 1864 - ................... 3 Ada Kelley 1888 - ................... 3 Dorsie Kelley 1892 - (would really like to connect with this man's line) ................... 3 Raymond Kelley 1904 - ........ 2 James A. Kelley 1870 - ............ +Sarah E. Gay (?) 1871 - ................... 3 Samuel Kelley 1894 - ................... 3 Darrell Kelley 1896 - ................... 3 Lula Kelley 1902 - ................... 3 Manse Kelley 1906 - ........ 2 Rubin Kelley 1875 - ............ +Belle Gardner 1875 - ................... 3 Dora Kelley 1896 - ................... 3 Hobart Kelley 1900 - ................... 3 Grace Kelley 1902 - ................... 3 Edith Kelley 1904 - ................... 3 Clara Kelley 1907 -

Hello, I am new to the list and as everyone else am hoping to find some missing links in my past! I am looking for my family from New Brunswick and Bantry area, Cork Co. Ireland. Philip and Patrick were from Bantry, Cork Ireland. Their father was believed to be Patrick Kelly. Philip was born in about 1806 and came to NB, Canada in 1826. He married Katherine Grattan/Gratton. They are my G G G Grandparents. Patrick Kelly married Anne Fitzpatrick in NB. I dont know if he came over with Philip in 1826. They may have had a brother named Lawrence too. It was written on a peice of paper that there were 13 of them that came in 1826, but I dont know if they were all family. Philip and Catherine had... Patrick 1836 m. Annie Ross ....sullivan,shonnon,colepaugh Peter 1837 m. Ellen Fitzpatrick (my G G Grandparents) Elizabeth 1839 m. Edward Gratton(Duluth, MN) Katherine 1840 m. John White THomas 1842 m. Peggy Cook Mary 1844 m. John Doran ....black, cobb, murphy,donahue, clohl (close),whedden,jones, wilson, taylor Michael 1846 never married Jane 1848 m.Michael Gillion? Margaret 1850 m. Thomas Kingston ...Wallace,donahue, Henry 1853 m. Mary Ellen Fitzpatrick ..taylor,Hachey,Manderville,benson Farrah ( the names after ... are surnames that married into our family between about 1850-1900) Many of these families stayed in New Brunswick but a couple did go to Maine and wisconsin. You can also go to my website..I have over 1100 names on it! http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/o/b/y/Jennifer-L-Obyrne/index.html If any of these names sound remotely like they may be connected, please email me! Jennifer Kelly-Obyrne jellomo@aol.com

I have lots of Kelly's in Ontario that I am searching, we have corresponded before, I still can't see a connection. My Kellys' came from New York in the 1700's up to Lennox&Addington Co. where they settled in Camden. I have a David Kelly who marred a Mary Babcock in Warwick,Orange Co. NY. Mary's parents were Samuel and Rachel Babcock, they were UEL's.. In 1808 Mary applied for a land grant. David and Mary had the following children, Rachel,Samuel,Jane,Elizabeth,Sarah, Mary. Rachel m. John Oliver, Jane m. Arthur Yomans, Elizabeth m. William Lewis, Mary m. John Hartwick. Thats all I have on this generation so far. Carole Kelly ____________________________________________________________________ For the largest MP3 index on the Web, go to http://mp3.altavista.com ____________________________________________________________________

Hello Listers: Does anyone have any KELLY Surnames that they are researching in Ontario...Specifically Kent; Grenville; Peterborough; & neighboring counties from about 1835 to 1900? My G-G-Grandfather, Thomas Francis KELLY died on 28, April, 1891 at the age of 90 in Belmont Township. He is buried in Christ Church Anglican Cemetery in Burritts Rapids, Grenville County, Ontario next to his wife Hannah BROWN KELLY. Thomas KELLY's place of birth on the Ontario Census of 1871 was listed as IRELAND. His religion was listed as Church of England - Anglican and his occupation was listed as a labourer. Thomas & Hannah KELLY had about 15 children between 1838 and 1866 according to the 1861; 1871; & 1881 Leebee Oxford-On-Rideau Township, Grenville County Census as follows: 1. James KELLY: [Their eldest son {My Great Grandfather} born in Burritts Rapids on 09, September, 1838] 2.Susana KELLY [Born about 1841 in Upper Canada] 3.Mary KELLY [Born about 1842 in U. C.] 4.Sarah KELLY [Born about 1843 in U. C.] 5.Elizabeth KELLY [Born about 1845 in U. C.] 6.Naomi KELLY [Born about 1847 in U. C.] 7.Kezeth KELLY [Born about 1848 in U. C.] 8.Maria KELLY [Born about 1851 in U. C.] Married John ROSE on 22, March, 1875 9.Sophia KELLY [Born about 1851 in U. C.] 10.Jamima KELLY [Born about 1853 or 1855 in U. C.] 11.Jerusha KELLY [Born about 1855 or 1856 in Burritts Rapids] Married James Albert ROSE on 04, February, 1874 12.Martha KELLY [Born about 1857 in Wolford Township, U. C.] Married Edmund FULCHER on 09, January 1873 13.William KELLY [Born about 1859 in U. C.] 14.Thomas KELLY [Born about 1859 or 1861 in U. C.] 15.Albert KELLY [Born about 1863 or 1866 in Ontario] I do not know where the above children are buried. They are not buried in the same cemetery as Thomas and Hannah KELLY. I only know of the listed marriages. James KELLY, the eldest & my G-G-Grandfather moved to KENT County for some unknown reason. He married Rebecca TOMPKINS {Daughter of Nathan TOMPKINS (A veteran of the War of 1812) who was the son of Israel TOMPKINS (A well-known United Empire Loyalist from Stillwater New York who settled in Augusta and Wolford Township in Grenville County Ontario). James KELLY and Rebecca TOMPKINS were the parents of my Grandfather, Nathan Tompkins KELLY, born about 24, August, 1867 in Blenheim, Kent County, Ontario. Nathan Tompkins KELLY (At about age 14) with his parents & family immigrated to the U.S. in 1879 and settled in Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio, where my father, Luther James KELLY (First generation American) was born in 1907. My research quandary is: 1. Where have all of the other KELLY's gone? 2. Why did Thomas Francis KELLY die in Belmont Township [Peterborough County} which is a great distance from Burritts Rapids, Grenville County, Ontario and end up buried in Grenville County? 3. Why did James Kelly leave Grenville Canada and migrate to Kent County, Ontario? 4.Why would James KELLY & his family leave Canada to immigrate to the U. S. in 1879? 5.How can I locate these other 14 children of Thomas & Hannah KELLY's descendants and what happened to these 14 children? HELLO; Do I have any relatives OUT THERE? Loren Kelly Kelly Motto: "Turis - Fortis - Mihi - Deus!" "God Is My Tower of Strength!" My Loyalist Ancestor: Private, Israel TOMPKINS, U. E. [My G-G-G-Grandfather] As a member of Kings Loyal Americans, Kings Rangers, Rogers Rangers, & Jessup's Loyal Rangers, he served the Royal Standard for 5 years and 3 months in service to "The Crown" and was honorably discharged 17, Jan., 1783 at Riviere des Chene. Wife: Rebecca BROWN, U. E. "Loyalty Never Dies...Ask A Loyalist!" "Fear God!...Honour The King!" ================="Kelly Irish-Canadian Korner!"====================== Take a Micro Second to pull off of that Super Information Highway; stop by my Virtual Irish Neighborhood & share a spot of Family History with me at my "Wee-Bit" o' a corner on the World Wide Web...Please explore & leave a message for me on my Bulletin Board at the following address: http://hometown.aol.com/sirkelly3/myhomepage/heritage.html Loren Kelly, An Irish-Canadian American, Living In Texas! Researching KELLY; TOMPKINS; & BROWN! ============================================================ <A HREF="aol://1722:mailextras"> </A>

Looking for any information regarding my 6th great grandmother and/or her family: Ann KELLEY/KELLY, ........born: abt 1695 - 1700 in VA, possibly Old Rappahannock or Richmond ........died: abt. 1734 md. William JENNINGS, Jr., .......born: abt. 1695 - 1700 in VA, possibly Old Rappahannock or Richmond .......died: abt. 1733 .......(WILLOUGHBY, PAYNE, ROBINSON related) Children: 1. Edward Salley JENNINGS, ...........born: January, 1720 2. William JENNINGS, III, ...........born: May, 1723 3. John JENNINGS, ...........born: February, 1728, ...........died: Bef. Feb. 07, 1764 in Richmond Co., VA 4. Martha JENNINGS ...........born: May, 1730 5. Calathan JENNINGS ...........born: 1731 Please contact me with any information. Thank you. Sincerely, Bellinda Myrick - Barnett

--part1_5a.3bf641a.262673f4_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hello, I am searching for information regarding my 6th great grandmother who is believed to named Ann/Anne KELLY/KELLEY, who was born: bet. 1695 - 1700 in Virginia, probably. Most likely she was born in or near either Old Rappahannock, VA area or in Richmond, Virginia. Ann/Anne KELLY/KELLEY married my 6th great grandfather, William JENNINGS, Jr., born: bet. 1695 - 1700 in Virginia, son of Mary WILOUGHBY, parents: ?? and William JENNINGS, Sr., born: abt. 1670 in Virginia, son of Margaret PAYNE and John JENNINGS, born: abt. 1633 in England, and emigrated to Old Rappahannock, VA. Margaret PAYNE was the daughter of Margrett ROBINSON, daughter of Richard ROBINSON, and Sir John PAYNE, born: abt. 1615 in England, and emigrated to Old Rappahannock, VA. My above mentioned Ann/Anne KELLY/KELLEY probably had a brother named Alexander KELLY/KELLEY as he was the person to whom, Martha JENNINGS, the 5 year old daughter of Ann/Anne KELLY/KELLEY and William JENNINGS, Jr., was bound out' to upon the early death of her mother Ann JENNINGS, abt. 1733, when at the age of abt. 33/34 years of age she died just a year following the death of her husband, William JENNINGS, Jr., at an equally early age. Her daughter, Martha JENNINGS, had 3 or 4 brothers including my 5th great grandfather, Edward Salley JENNINGS, born: abt. 1718, who eventually married Sarah MOORE, parents: ?? Edward Salley JENNINGS was first 'bound out' to his uncle, Augustine JENNINGS, but, perhaps, may have then been 'bound out' to another relative....I am unsure....but I think may have been William JORDAN. Edward Salley JENNINGS and Sarah MOORE were the parents of my 4th great grandfather, John JENNINGS, Sr., born: abt. 1748 in VA, married Rachel JORDAN, possibly daughter of William JORDAN, and John JENNINGS, Sr. and Rachel JORDAN were the parents of my 3rd great grandfather, Bailey/Baley JENNINGS, born: abt. 1789 in VA, and he married Kitty EARLE. Kitty EARLE, daughter of Tabitha WILLIAMS, (daughter of Catherine and George WILLIAMS, (Colonel?,) and Samuel EARLE, IV, (Sgt./Rev. War,) 2nd son named Samuel, IV, of Samuel Noah EARLE, III, (Major,) and his 2nd wife, Elizabeth HOLBROOK, born: 1733 in VA, daughter of Randolph HOLBROOK, son of Randolph HOLBROOK and wife, Mary WILCOXSON. Samuel Noah EARLE, III, (Major,) was the son of Samuel Noah EARLE, II, and his wife: Phillis/Phyllis BENNETT/BENNET, and Samuel Noah EARLE, II, was the son of Samuel Noah EARLE, I, and Bridget HALE/HAYLES, daughter of Thomas HALE/HAYLES, and Samuel EARLE, I, was the son of Mary SYMONS and Sir John EARLE. Bailey JENNINGS and Kitty EARLE were the parents of Sarah 'Sally' JENNINGS, born: 1821 in Covington Co., MS, who married Jerimiah 'Jerry' PARKER, born: 1795 in Maryland, who were the parents of Spencer B. PARKER, born: 1859, who married Rachael Moranda 'Randa/Randy' LEWIS, born: abt. 1851, (aka Moranda COLEMAN both times when she married to husb. # 1: Wesley BRIGHT, husb. # 2: Spencer B. PARKER,) and she was the daughter of Harriett ELLZEY, (daughter of Mary COLLINS and Evan ELLZEY,) and John LEWIS, born: abt. 1820 in Jones Co., MS, son of Nancy/Nanny COPELAND and Howell LEWIS, born: bet. 1782 - 1788 in Granville Co., NC. Rachael Moranda LEWIS COLEMAN BRIGHT PARKER and Spencer B. PARKER were the parents of my grandmother, Allie Artimissa PARKER, born: 1892 in Simpson Co., MS, who married my grandfather, James Martin 'Jim' MYRICK, born: 1892 in Simpson Co., MS. If you have any information regarding the Ann KELLEY who married William JENNINGS, Jr. mentioned above I would be most grateful. Thank you. 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User unknown Last-Attempt-Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2000 20:33:51 -0400 (EDT) --UAA17884.955586031/imo24.mx.aol.com Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Received: from BandB4951@aol.com by imo24.mx.aol.com (mail_out_v25.3.) id m.bd.25c3490 (4366) for <lkkell@sprintmail.com>; Wed, 12 Apr 2000 20:32:49 -0400 (EDT) Return-path: BandB4951@aol.com From: BandB4951@aol.com Message-ID: <bd.25c3490.26266fb0@aol.com> Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2000 20:32:48 EDT Subject: KELLY To: lkkell@sprintmail.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 3.0 for Windows 95 sub 64 Dear Linda, I was just viewing your homepage of KELLY information in a search for my 6th great grandmother, Ann/Anne KELLY/KELLEY, who was born: bet. 1695 - 1700 in Virginia, probably. Most likely she was born in or near either Old Rappahannock, VA area or in Richmond, Virginia. Ann/Anne KELLY/KELLEY married my 6th great grandfather, William JENNINGS, Jr., born: bet. 1695 - 1700 in Virginia, son of Mary WILOUGHBY, parents: ?? and William JENNINGS, Sr., born: abt. 1670 in Virginia, son of Margaret PAYNE and John JENNINGS, born: abt. 1633 in England, and emigrated to Old Rappahannock, VA. Margaret PAYNE was the daughter of Margrett ROBINSON, daughter of Richard ROBINSON, and Sir John PAYNE, born: abt. 1615 in England, and emigrated to Old Rappahannock, VA. My above mentioned Ann/Anne KELLY/KELLEY probably had a brother named Alexander KELLY/KELLEY as he was the person to whom, Martha JENNINGS, the 5 year old daughter of Ann/Anne KELLY/KELLEY and William JENNINGS, Jr., was 'bound out' to upon the early death of her mother Ann JENNINGS, abt. 1733, when at the age of abt. 33/34 years of age she died just a year following the death of her husband, William JENNINGS, Jr., at an equally early age. Her daughter, Martha JENNINGS, had 3 or 4 brothers including my 5th great grandfather, Edward Salley JENNINGS, born: abt. 1718, who eventually married Sarah MOORE, parents: ?? Edward Salley JENNINGS was first 'bound out' to his uncle, Augustine JENNINGS, but, perhaps, may have then been 'bound out' to another relative....I am unsure....but I think may have been William JORDAN. Edward Salley JENNINGS and Sarah MOORE were the parents of my 4th great grandfather, John JENNINGS, Sr., born: abt. 1748 in VA, married Rachel JORDAN, possibly daughter of William JORDAN, and John JENNINGS, Sr. and Rachel JORDAN were the parents of my 3rd great grandfather, Bailey/Baley JENNINGS, born: abt. 1789 in VA, and he married Kitty EARLE. Kitty EARLE, daughter of Tabitha WILLIAMS, (daughter of Catherine and George WILLIAMS, (Colonel?,) and Samuel EARLE, IV, (Sgt./Rev. War,) 2nd son named Samuel, IV, of Samuel Noah EARLE, III, (Major,) and his 2nd wife, Elizabeth HOLBROOK, born: 1733 in VA, daughter of Randolph HOLBROOK, son of Randolph HOLBROOK and wife, Mary WILCOXSON. Samuel Noah EARLE, III, (Major,) was the son of Samuel Noah EARLE, II, and his wife: Phillis/Phyllis BENNETT/BENNET, and Samuel Noah EARLE, II, was the son of Samuel Noah EARLE, I, and Bridget HALE/HAYLES, daughter of Thomas HALE/HAYLES, and Samuel EARLE, I, was the son of Mary SYMONS and Sir John EARLE. Bailey JENNINGS and Kitty EARLE were the parents of Sarah 'Sally' JENNINGS, born: 1821 in Covington Co., MS, who married Jerimiah 'Jerry' PARKER, born: 1795 in Maryland, who were the parents of Spencer B. PARKER, born: 1859, who married Rachael Moranda 'Randa/Randy' LEWIS, born: abt. 1851, (aka Moranda COLEMAN both times when she married to husb. # 1: Wesley BRIGHT, husb. # 2: Spencer B. PARKER,) and she was the daughter of Harriett ELLZEY, (daughter of Mary COLLINS and Evan ELLZEY,) and John LEWIS, born: abt. 1820 in Jones Co., MS, son of Nancy/Nanny COPELAND and Howell LEWIS, born: bet. 1782 - 1788 in Granville Co., NC. Rachael Moranda LEWIS COLEMAN BRIGHT PARKER and Spencer B. PARKER were the parents of my grandmother, Allie Artimissa PARKER, born: 1892 in Simpson Co., MS, who married my grandfather, James Martin 'Jim' MYRICK, born: 1892 in Simpson Co., MS. If you have any information regarding the Ann KELLEY who married William JENNINGS, Jr. mentioned above I would be most grateful. Thank you. Sincerely, Bellinda Myrick - Barnett --UAA17884.955586031/imo24.mx.aol.com-- --part1_5a.3bf641a.262673f4_boundary--

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William was born to John KELLY b. 1825 IRE and Sarah ELLIS b. 1831 County Wicklow, IRE. John and Sarah were married in CT c 1850, and were in Whitewater, Walworth Co., WI by 1855. They also had the following children: Mary b. 1854 CT, m. Philip ROACH Catherine(Kate) b. 1855 WI, m. NICKERSON Johanna(Josephine) b. 1856 WI, never married William b. 1858 WI, married Louise LUTHER b. 1869 IL Margaret(Maggie) b. 1862 WI, m. James(?) QUINN Sarah b. 1866, d. 1868 William and Louise had two daughters, 1) Marie Lillian KELLY b. 1891 MO married Walter KARLL. They had two sons: William b. 1916 and John(Jack) b. 1922. 2) Edna KELLY b. 1892 MO married Daniel WARREN in IA 1916. William KELLY and family were in Davenport, Scott Co., IA from c 1900-1940. William worked for the Chicago, Milwaukee, & St. Paul RR for 75 years. He died at the of 97 in 1955(IN). I am seeking info on William's grandchildren(KARLL) and any nieces or nephews. Please contact me if you have any information. Thank you, Patty