One must have perseverance and patience... I have Mary Keeley marriage to Patrick Conley in July 1855 from familysearch.org Marriages Recorded in Providence For The Year Ending December 31, 1856 (Vol. 1856, pp. 338 - 339) Patrick Conly of Warwick, laborer, born Ireland, son of Michael Conly, married Mary Keley, of Warwick, born Ireland, daughter of Peter Kelley, July 22, 1855, by James Gibson - end of record. from RI Archives thanks to Ken Carlson 1870 US Census Warwick, PO Phenix Mary Conolly 40 works in cotton mill Alice 14 works in cotton mill Michael 12 works in cotton mill Patrick 11 works in cotton mill Thomas Kiely 35 peddler b IE (Keely / Kelly) I have the info after her marriage - which I just found with the spelling variations! She was widowed in 1859 and left with two infants and very pregnant! No further information. Patrick and Mary are buried in St. Mary's,WW with different spellings on the headstone! What are the chances I will find Mary Kelly in Ireland - or as an emigrant? True needle in a haystack! Anyone know if there is microfilm for St. Mary's WW? I searched familysearch.org with no luck. Anyone nearby St. Mary's, WW that could look at marriage records of 1855? Would love to find witnesses to this marriage - or Mary's mothers name. TIA, Ann Ann