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This material is not well organized and I may have sent the census information previously. I read the links from three pages of Bell County information and I believe I located the burial place and gravestone data for Elmina (Kelly) and Joseph Brown. I plan to be in Texas to attend the FGS Conference in September, and I may be able to locate the cemetery and get photos of the gravestones. While I believe this data is Emina Kelly (daughter of Hiram KELLY and his 2nd wife Malinda) and Joseph Brown, I would feel more comfortable if I can locate additional documentation.

Jonelle

1880 Census data Joseph and Elmina (Kelly) Brown
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Joseph BROWN Self M Male W 44 AL Farmer NC NC
Elmina BROWN Wife M Female W 34 GA Keeping House NC TN
William A. BROWN Son S Male W 14 KS Works On Farm AL GA
Nancy E. BROWN Dau S Female W 11 AR At Home AL GA
Mary J. BROWN Dau S Female W 9 AR    AL GA
Hiram J. T. BROWN Son S Male W 3 TX    AL GA
Source Information:
Census Place Precinct 6, Bell, Texas
Family History Library Film   1255290
NA Film Number   T9-1290
Page Number   420B

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1900 > TEXAS > BELL > 7 J-PCT
Series: T623 Roll: 1610 Page: 217
Surname GivenName Age Sex Race Birthplace State County Location Year
BROWN J D 63 M W AL TX BELL 7 J-PCT 1900

BROWN:
� J. D; head, age 63, born Apr 1837; married 30 years; born in AL, parents born in NC, a farmer, renting; ? 367.
� Almina; wife; age 53; born May 1847: age 53: married 30 years; mother of 4 children, 3 living; born in GA, Father born NC; mother born TN.
� H. T. son, born Sept 1876, age 23, single; born in TX; Father AL; Mother GA
All three spoke English & could read & write.

Source Heritage Quest online

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US GENWEB Bell County
RESTHAVEN CEMETERY
Resthaven Cemetery is located in Matilda Connell Survey, 3 miles south of Belton, 1/4 miles west of IH35 at the Shanklin Road exit. Just south of the Bell County Expo building. The list from which this posting was prepared was done in 1971. Due to construction and impounding of water to create Lake Belton, and construction of Fort Hood, the remains of those buried in the following cemeteries were reinterred at Resthaven: LIBERTY HILL, TENNESSEE VALLEY, DENMAN-WALTON, SELLERS, AIKEN, DOSS, HAWKINS and YIELDING BROWN Elrina? 1846-1910 BROWN Infant daughter -1879 Dau. Of A. & E.C. BROWN BROWN J.T. 1876-1936 BROWN John G. 1863-1941 BROWN Joseph 1836-1904

I am looking for information, especially parentage and
place of birth in Ireland, for Francis G. KELLY. He
was first sighted in the US in Suffolk County, MA in
1860, married to Mary GLENNON, with a baby daughter,
Mary KELLY. Mary and Francis had two more children in
MA, Robert Emmett KELLY (1862) and Thomas Francis
KELLY(1864), and then moved to Chicago by 1870. In
Chicago, three more children were born, John (1866),
Kate, or Annie, unsure of the official name(1868) and
then William(1872). Sometime between 1872 and 1880,
Francis G. KELLY died. The family moved to East St.
Louis by 1890. I have lost track of the entire family
but Thomas Francis, who died in 1904. The only info I
have gleaned from census records on Francis is that he
and his parents and his wife were born in Ireland and
his approximate birth year is 1825-1830. If anyone has
any info on these KELLYS: Francis G, Mary, Robert
Emmett, John, William, and Kate/Annie, please contact
me! If we are kin, I have PICTURES of all of the
children in the 1880s.

From: "Clif and Sarah Thompson" thompson@beaverislandk12mius
Don, I just saw your note on the Kelley-list with regard to Marcus Lafayette
Kelley and am hoping that we are cousins

My Marcus (Marquis) Lafayette Kelley was born September 1836 "near
Nashville" and married Hannah Ritchey He died 1895 in Hickory County,
Missouri where he had lived many years Marcus and Hannah are my
g-grandparents I have more information on their children, etc, that I
will be glad to share

Do we have a match here? I certainly hope Looking forward to hearing from
you

Sarah Thompson

From: "Rhonda Chesnutt" <jchesnut@sprintmailcom Sent: Monday, November 08, 1999 3:03 PM Subject: Samuel M Kelly
I can't believe I haven't found a link with this family and it's only 2 generations back!
I'm still looking for Samuel M Kelley b:1858
in North Carolina (?) He married Nancy E Hill born in Arkansas in 1851, d: 3/21/1930 I
know the Kelley family relocated to Mississippi where their children were

born

That is where I'm looking for a link The children of this marriage were:
2 i Morris F2 Kelly
3 ii James H Kelley, b 1869, Mississippi; d July 05, 1928
iii Samuel W Kelley, b March 1870, Mississippi
4 iv Walter S Kelley, b 1872, Mississippi
v Frank Kelley, b 1874, Mississippi
vi Matilda D L Kelley, b 1878,
5 vii Mae Evelyn Kelley, b January 10, 1879, Water Valley, Yalobusha Co, Mississippi;
d August 19, 1909, Oklahoma
6 viii Nellie A Kelley, b September 1880

5 vii Mae Evelyn Kelley, b January 10, 1879, Water Valley, Yalobusha Co, Mississippi;
went on to marry Samuel Hickman Weakley and they had their children
in Noble, Louisiana (Sabine parish) Her children were Samuel, Emmett, and Evelyn

Do any of these ring any bells? Thanks

Rhonda

Thanks - I would appreciate your posting What is the address of the "Most
Wanted" page? Anyway, these folks have been elusive and hunting for
Kelley's is like looking for the proverbial needle in a haystack

Anyway, here's what I know:

Marquis Lafayette Kelley was born September 1836 "near Nashville" and died
January 4, 1895 in Hickory County He married Hanna Elizabeth Ritchey
November 26, 1865 in Elkton, MO She was born March 4, 1849 in Elkton, MO
and died May 24, 1927 in Hickory County, MO Children:

William Barrington Kelley b Feb 24, 1865 Hickory County, MO; d May 21,
1947
James Franklin Kelley, b Sept 17, 1866, d October 24, 1897
Minnie Era Kelley, b Apr 4, 1871; d Apr 13, 1947
Joseph Clay Kelley, b Nov 1, 1873
John Marquis Kelley, b Sept 15, 1876
Sarah Evaline Kelley, b Mar 23, 1881, Hickory County; d May 28, 1951,
Hickory Co, MO
Dina Mae Kelley, b Jul 11, 1882
Mary Ethel Kelley, b Nov 9, 1884, Hickory Co, MO; d Feb 16, 1969
Nancy Holly Kelley, b Oct 15, 1886; d Feb 15, 1914
Bessie Roslie Kelley, b May 11, 1888, d Mar 16, 1918
Jessie Matthew Kelley, b Sept 29, 1891

Marquis Lafayette (also seen as Marquis D L) Kelley was first found in the
Missouri census in 1860 in Hickory County, Missouri, although it is thought
his family came to Missouri earlier He served in the Civil War and never
fully recovered from wartime illnesses, dying in 1895

His parents may have been James H Kelley, b abt 1791 Ireland and Sarah
Unknown, b about 1810 in Virginia At any rate, this is the only other
Kelley family shown in the 1860 Hickory County Census The census listing
is:

James H Kelley, 69, b Ireland
Sarah, 50 VA
William, 21, TN, farmer
James, 17, TN, farmer
Samuel, 12, IL

I know this is fairly limited, but just about all I know about Marquis
Lafayette Kelley Thank you for posting on your page

Sarah Thompson
-----Original Message-----
From: Donkelly <donkelly@grovenetnet
To: Clif and Sarah Thompson <thompson@beaverislandk12mius
Date: Friday, April 28, 2000 12:58 PM
Subject: Re: Kelley family

Perhaps an indirect connection My Marcus was born about 1855 in Atlanta
His father was Doctor Jesse R (Richardson) Kelly who was born 1833
Habersham
County, GA
Jesse was one of five sons of Hiram (Hyrum) Kelly who was born 1787 in
Burke
County NC

His five sons were Hiram Jr, Joseph, Benjamin, Andrew J, and Jesse and
Andrew
stayed in GA Family history is that they had McGee and Kelly kin in
Tennessee Hiram Sr had several un-named as yet brothers Far as we can
tell, they didn't go to GA, but were not found in NC, so they could have
gone to TN

Hiram Sr with Jesse and Joseph and Marcus moved to Arkansas 1858 Hiram
Jr, Benjamin and Andrew J (Jackson) stayed in GA This is the second
Marcus
I have seen in the Kelly line and they did repeat the names They were
named
after Lafayette who was on our side during the war of 1812

That branch of the family was one of thirteen Kelly/Kelley families that
lived in the whole state of VA between 1750 and 1775 One of those families
moved to KY We don't know about the other eleven families

Give me more information and I will post it to the Most Wanted Kelly page

Don

----- Original Message -----
From: "Clif and Sarah Thompson" <thompson@beaverislandk12mius
To: <donkelly@grovenetnet
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2000 8:46 AM
Subject: Kelley family

Don, I just saw your note on the Kelley-list with regard to Marcus
Lafayette
Kelley and am hoping that we are cousins

My Marcus (Marquis) Lafayette Kelley was born September 1836 "near
Nashville" and married Hannah Ritchey He died 1895 in Hickory County,
Missouri where he had lived many years Marcus and Hannah are my
g-grandparents I have more information on their children, etc, that I
will be glad to share

Do we have a match here? I certainly hope Looking forward to hearing
from
you

Joshua Kelly From Kentucky:

----- Original Message -----
From: Cakelly001@aolcom
To: donkelly@grovenetnet
Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2001 10:58 AM
Subject: Most Wanted Kelly's
Hi,
I'm searching for parents and siblings of Joshua Kelly b about 1805 KY He
married Catherine Martin b about 1817 Ky They moved to Boone Co, MO
sometime before 1837 which is when their first child was born Their
children are: Sarah b abt 1837; Eliza b abt 1839; David b abt 1841;
Robert b abt 1844; Andrew Thomas b July 15, 1847; and possibly Nancy b abt
1853 Does anyone have these people?
Thanks,
Colleen Kelly

Texas County

----- Original Message -----
From: Laura Spencer
To: donkelly@grovenetnet
Sent: Sunday, October 03, 1999 6:05 PM
Subject: Most Wanted Kelly
I am looking for information about John KELLY b abt 1769 in England His spouse is unknown He had two sons, John Alexander KELLY, born 12-29-1821 in Ohio and William KELLY b 1826 in Ohio My line comes from William KELLY He married first Palina Ann Wiley on 11-04-1840 in Williamson County, Illinois They had my ancestor George A Kelly William then married Emily Sisney 07-07-1847 and they had two children John KELLY and Marion KELLY William died when he was about 30 on 08-11-1856 His wife Emily Sisney Kelly took the three boys and married Joseph HOLDER in Illinois They moved to Texas County, Missouri John Alexander KELLY, brother to William also moved to Texas County, Missouri One person told me that after William died, his brother John Alexander KELLY raised George A KELLY since both of his parents were dead I haven't been able to prove or disprove that He did end up in Texas County Missouri whether he came there with is uncle or his step mother George met and married Leanna DUFF in Missouri They had my great grandfather, Alonzo Harrison KELLY on July 1, 1866

Hi, do you by chance have a Richard Summers Kelly born 11-23-1874 in St
Louis, St Louis, MO who married a Hawaiian lady named Nancy Ka'Akohulu
Ka'Aeamoku born 10-4-1880 in Ho'Okena, South Kona, HI on (no marriage date) ?
They had 10 children, all of whom were born in Hawaii I have his father's
name which is Robert Spencer Kelly born 1844-1851 who married Marguerite
Clark (no dates) on 1-9-1873 in St Louis, St Louis, MO If you have any
info o this line, I sure would appreciate it and so would my husband, since
it's his line Thanks, Jeniffer Florreich

Judith Kelly Haddon
1960 Dougs Park Road
POB 2083
Camp Verde, AZ 86322
(520)567-7256 - Fax (520)567-7286
haddon@kachinanet I am looking for information on my paternal grandmother, Della Mae Kelly Whitney She was born in Piedmont, Missouri to Joseph L Kelly who was the son of Noah Kelly Joseph and Noah were supposedly born in Missouri also My grandmother married Byron LeRoy Kelly and they moved to Peoria, AZ Supposedly she died in 1914, but I cannot find any confirmation or information regarding her death other than my mother telling me my father's mother died when he was very young Here's hoping someone has information regarding this line, Judith Haddon, Camp Verde, AZ

Looking for info on my g grandfather, Robert Voss Kelley He was born in
Baltimore County, Maryland in 1858 He moved to Ralls County Missouri and
married Nancy Branstetter (date unknown) They had 4 children: Samuel Mood
(my grandfather), Jake, Dona Belle, and an unknown son (may be Rueben)

He later married Hester Goodpasture in Ralls County She passed away in 1895
In 1907 he moved with his children, his brother James and family to Boise
City, Cimmaron County, Oklahoma This is where the trails stops I have
contacted the historical society in Boise City, but have not heard anything
from them yet

If anyone has any info, please contact me Thanks so much

Rocky Kelley

http://wwwrootswebcom/~maillist/newlisthtml

From: To: Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 1999 10:17 PM Subject: TJ Kelly/Kelley 1900 MO Census
I just joined the list, didn't realize there were so many Kelly/Kelley's looking for others of the same name I am not a Kelley but have had the name for close to 45 years (by marriage), but am trying to find my children's ancestors So I am looking for help and will be glad to help anyone that I can
Thomas J (Jefferson?) Kelly was in Joplin, Jasper, CO MO 1900 census, along with his wife Julia, three sons (ages 8, 4 & 6mo), and Julia's sister Lillian Lehman
Sometime after this time, they left Missouri and went to Arkansas Julia is buried near Rogers, Benton CO AR I am not sure about Thomas There was another son born possibly in AR My former father in law was the 6 mo old in the 1900 census His name was Martin Pierce Kelley The family did not talk much about their ancestors and I am having trouble getting past Martin I think Thomas may have come from KY and Julia may have been born in IL Any help would be appreciated

From: Pat Kelley To: Sent: Thursday, August 05, 1999 5:32 PM Subject: Missing Kelley's
This a great site and this my first post I am looking for information about my grandfather Kelley Family lore has him emigrating from Ireland date unknown Grandfather's name was Elvey "Cap" Kelley He was married to Lydia Nance, date, place unknown My father Ernest Clifton Kelley was born in Fairfield, Missouri, Feb3, 1902
We know of two siblings, Harry and Lily Date and location of birth unknown But we assume Fairfield
My father migrated to California between 1915 and 1929 as he was a barber in Lindsey and Porterville California during the depression My grandfather, Elvey and Grandmother Lydia Nance Kelley died in California approximately 1940 to 1942
Any information would be great, as we cannot find tracks to any other Kelley
Pat Kelley

From: Paula Kelley Ward To: Sent: Sunday, July 25, 1999 2:19 PM Subject: Matthias Kelly 1797-1872, TN, KY,VA, MO
Thank you to L'Ene HATCHER-CROSS who found this website I want to remind everyone that information about any spelling variation of the name: KELLEY, KELLY, O'KELLY, etc is welcome on this list My Kelley/Kelly family is from Southwest Virginia but to my knowledge is not related to the below family Historical Sketches of Southwest Virginia, Publication 6 - 1972 http://wwwlsnet/~newriver/swva/hssv-6htm#kelly BRIEF GENEALOGY OF THE KELLY FAMILY By Emory L Hamilton Mrs J C Mitchell of Appalachia, VA has in her possession an old fire-damaged Bible belonging to some of the Kelly family which has names and dates recorded as below: Patrick Kelly born June 2, 1707 John Jackson Kelly born June 2, 1707 Matthias Kelly born December 28, 1777 No doubt this is a direct Kelly line and it remains for some family genealogist to make the connections This manuscript begins with a Matthias Kelly, who was probably a son of John Jackson Kelly, Sr, who had married Rebecca Jackson and lived in Tennessee Matthias Kelly married Abigail Sturgill, daughter of John and Jemima Wells Sturgill After their marriage they lived for awhile in Kentucky, probably Harlan County where some three or four of their oldest children were born Sometime in the 1830's they moved to the vicinity of Big Stone Gap which is his lifetime was known as the Three Forks of Powell River All this section was then Lee County, becoming Wise County in 1856 Matthias is said to have operated one of the first stores in Lee County somewhere in the Big Stone Gap vicinity Sometime in the 1850's he moved his family to Milam, in Sullivan County, Missouri where he lived through the Civil War years and had moved back to Wise County by 1870 While living in Missouri his son Franklin Newton Kelly married on May 9, 1861 to Salomey Jane Neighbors, and they had a son, John William Kelly born May 19, 1862 Franklin Newton enlisted in the Missouri State Militia as a Bugler in Company C of the 1st Cavalry Regiment commanded by Captain James McFerrin, and was killed April 28, 1864, near Warrensburg in Johnson County, Missouri Two birth dates have been uncovered for Matthias Kelly and which one is correct remains to be proven The first is December 28, 1797, and second December 28, 1800 He died December 15, 1872, and is said to have been buried about halfway between his old home site and Cadet alongside the L&N Railroad on a knoll and it has been said a large tree is growing out of his grave On January 3, 1818 he was married to Abigail Sturgill, born November 30, 1801 After the death of her husband, Abigail went to live with her oldest son, John Jackson Kelly at the Brick Store in upper Lee County in Turkey Cove She died here and was laid to rest in the Jonathan Richmond Cemetery across Highway 58 from her last home, now the Dave Isaac place Abigail's picture, her loom, and some cloth she wore are now on display in the Southwest Virginia Museum at Big Stone Gap Their children were: John Jackson Kelly, born October 6, 1821, married Jane Booth Anna Kelly, born February 15, 1824, married Hiram Davidson Rachel Kelly, born November 23, 1825, married (1) a Gibbs (2) a Stoner Jemima Kelly, born October 30, 1827, married Elkanna Gilley Rebecca Kelly, born October 23, 1829, married a Marion Matthias Kelly, born April 7, 1832, married Rebecca McKnight William Henry Kelly, born February 20, 1835, married Mary Creech Patrick Jasper Kelly, born March 24, 1837, married Mary Jane Sarah "Sally" Kelly, born April 5, 1839, married a Spencer Franklin Newton Kelly, born May 25, 1842, married Salomey Jane Neighbors Jane "Jennie" Kelly, born 1845, married a Parker John Jackson Kelly, oldest son of Matthias and Abigail, lived on Callahan Creek, at or near the present Appalachia, VA Kelly Branch of Callahan, still bears his name He owned large acreages of land on Callahan, Looney and Roaring Fork Creeks of Powell River He reared his large family here where he operated a grist mill, blacksmith shop and gun smith shop He made "flint- lock rifles, bear traps and tools for the pioneer settlers" After his children had all married and gone from home he sold his large land holdings to the coal companies and bought the old Gen Jonathan Richmond home and Brick Store in Turkey Cove in the edge of Lee County just west of Big Stone Gap Here he spent the remainder of his life, dying on June 30, 1909, and was laid to rest in the Richmond Cemetery He married Jane, the daughter of Rev William Booth, who was born October 21, 1817 and preceded him in death on January 17, 1893 Their children were: Matthias Kelly, born December 1, 1840, died April 13, 1908, married Mary McKnight William Jasper Kelly, born August 15, 1843, married Katherine Day (2) Lura Clarkston Clerinda Kelly, born November 24, 1844, married John Lewis John Jackson Kelly, Jr, born February 26, 1847, married Ella Jane Lewis David Kelly, born March 20, 1848, married (1) Abagail Stidham (2) Roxanna Lewis James J Kelly, born October 9, 1849, married Sophia Robinette Isaac Newton Kelly, born March 20, 1851, married Mary Olinger Abagail Kelly, born February 17, 1853, married Lafayette Wade Dorinda Emeline Kelly, born October 24, 1854, married F M Clarkston Sarah Jane Kelly, born November 4, 1856, died young Jemima Kelly, born September 8, 1858, married Sampson Bishop Rebecca Marion Kelly, born September 8, 1858, married William Coldiron (Jemima and Rebecca were twins) John Jackson Kelly, Jr, fourth child of John J Kelly, Sr and his wife Jane Booth, was born at the old Kelly home on Callahan Creek February 26, 1847 He married Jane Lewis and settled at what is known today as Kelly View, on Route 23, between Norton and Appalachia Here he built a six room, two story log house where his family of twelve children were born, Dr John Jackson Kelly, Jr being the eleventh born of these children, several of whom died young Children: Emerson Kelly Lawrence Willard Kelly married Genette Kilgore Dr J J Kelly, Jr, married Trula Watkins Minter Dale Kelly never married Lora Jean Kelly never married Gustova Bronx Kelly never married Viola Kelly married Lawson White Oprha Kelly married Rossiter Rapp Pages 35 to 38 Paula Kelley Ward KELLEY List Manager PWard@Express-Newsnet

From: pc jordan To: Sent: Thursday, June 17, 1999 10:33 PM Subject: Joseph C Kelly & Family
I am looking for information on my paternal grandfather and his family Joseph C Kelly was born just after the Civil War One record notes that his place of birth was NJ, and another says, Ireland I believe that he was most likely born in the US He married my grandmother, Anna C Burnett
They lived for a time in St Louis, MO, where, on Aug 4, 1904, they had my father, James Joseph Cornelius Kelly
I know that they also lived in OK and, most likely, in a number of other states surrounding MO, before moving to So California in the early 1920s
Eventually, they migrated to SF, CA, where they lived out the remainder of their lives and where they are both buried Joe died in 1942, and Anna died in 1949
I would like to learn more about my father, James J C Kelly, also I believe that before he married my mother, in 1945, he was married to another woman by the name of "Peggy" I do not know if they had any children together As a very young man, my father worked in MO,OK, KS, and TN I have a picture of him and a young woman that was taken in Kansas This could be "Peggy"
I would appreciate any information provided to me I also have more detailed information and pictures to share

Yesterday I posted a querie on Timothy Kelley and Sara Jane Hughes I forgot a couple of very important bits of information Probably born in Pennsylvania, he moved to Iowa with his parents After his marriage he lived in or around Rhodes, Iowa, he was a stonemason by trade and married Sara Jane in 1878 Together they had 4 boys, Paul V Earl G Clarence P and Harry Sara Jane died June 5th 1889 He had a son by Louise Sietmann in 1890, Mikes grandfather, Benjamin After that Timothy seems to vanish Timothy is rumored to have left for Chicago and/or Racine, but nobody knows for sure If anybody out there has any ideas, they'd be very welcome Thanks in advance and sorry for the scatterbrained first querie Pauli mlk@acinet

Searching for information regarding the following Kelley family: 1 William Kelley b Indiana d Missouri; m Jane Rippee 2 James J Kelley b 1861 Missouri; m Phedora "Dora" Richmond Aug 30, 1867 in Hartville, Wright Co, Missouri 3 Myrtle Alice Kelley b July 7, 1888 Hartville, Wright Co, Missouri d February 20, 1982 Fall River Mills, Shasta Co, California m Albert Henry Keener October 16, 1904 in Province, Indian Territory (Oklahoma) Any information regarding this line would be most appreciated! Pam misha@foxinternetnet

KELLY, Samuel (could be KELLEY): EDWARD KELLEY married on Sept 15 1889 in Rolla, Phelps Co, MO to MARY PERROTT (B April 16, 1859 in ILL and D July 27, 1934 in Phelps Co, MO)

They had 1 son JOHN ANDREW KELLEY (B Jan 20, 1890 in Phelps Co, MO and D May 27, 1964 in St James, Phelps Co, MO) MARY and EDWARD then divorced on Sept 21, 1906 in Phelps Co, MO

EDWARD KELLEY then vanished into thin air rumor has it he went south to possibly Georgia and remaried and had more children MARY remarried to FREDERICK VALLON on May 28, 1908 in Rolla, Phelps Co, MO JOHN KELLEY married on Oct 4, 1911 in Rolla, Phelps Co, MO to DAISY MAY COCKRELL (B 1895 in MO and D 1937 in Phelps Co, MO)

Their 13 children, all born in Phelps Co, MO include SADIE M (DEAN), JOHN MACE KELLEY, MELVIN FRED KELLEY, ADA M (RYAN), IVAN MARION KELLEY, MYRTLE DREWCILLA (GUNTER), MARTHA LOUISE (SCOTT), ROSE MARY (TILE), GEORGE FRANK KELLEY, MARTIN TILTON KELLEY, EDWARD MARVIN KELLEY, CHARLES MONROE KELLEY, and DAISY MAY ( )

Looking to find out what happened to EDWARD KELLEY, and any further ino going back on this line, and any info greatly appreciated
gregmyers@webtvnet

Looking for a Kelly family that came to the states in 1880 name of ship
unknown Where they landed unknown Thought to have settled in MO but not
sure
the names and birth dates are as follows

James Joseph Kelly     born Jan 21 1861 in Palmerston County Dublin Ireland
William Michael           born June 8 1863, in Palmerston County Dublin
Ireland
Mary Catherine Kelly    born May 2, 1865 in Palmerston County Dublin Ireland
Thomas J Kelly           born Dec 2 1866 in Palmerston County Dublin Ireland
Rosanna Kelly             born July 4 1869 in Palmerston County Dublin Ireland
Andrea Kelly                born May 12 1872 in Palmerston County Dublin
Ireland
Bridgid Kelly                born Feb 1 1875 in Palmerston County Dublin
Ireland

their Father was John Kelly born about 1841 assuming he was at least 20 when
the first child was born

Their Mother was Bridgid Foley born about 1841 same assumption as the father

I am at a complete stand still on this family and would appreciate any
assistance at all in locating where and how they came into this country and
of course any relatives of any of the above Thomas Kelly was my
Grandfather who I never got to know and it seems a difficult task to find
any reference to this family other than the 1900 census for Ok where Thomas
was counted in Kosoma Ok at that time Indian Territory as a naturalized
citizen and a section foreman for the Frisco RR

Please any help would be appreciated thanks John       jwade65128@aolcom