Benjamin Franklin KELLEY & Nancy YANCEY

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Benjamin Franklin KELLEY
Nancy YANCEY

Husband: Benjamin Franklin KELLEY
Birth: 4 Mar 1784, NC or VA
Death: 11 Feb 1850, Creal Springs, Williamson Co., IL
Father: Richard KELLEY
Mother: Maria GIBBS

Marriage: 12 Jan 1805, Lincoln Co., NC

Wife: Nancy YANCEY
Birth: 22 Aug 1787, NC or VA
Death: 4 May 1857, Marion, Williamson Co., IL
Father: Austin YANCEY (1752-1833)
Mother: Sarah GARRISON

Children — said to be born in Robertson Co., TN:

1. Christopher G. KELLEY, b. 23 Dec 1806; d. 6 May 1845, Johnson Co., IL
2. Permelia Ann KELLEY, b. 15 Oct 1811; d. 16 May 1856
3. Richard Yancey KELLEY, b. 23 Jan 1814; d. 10 Jun 1861
4. Nathan Hiram KELLEY, b. 10 Mar 1822; d. 15 Jun 1899, Barry Co., MO
5. William Carl / Carol KELLEY, b. 3 Apr 1825; d. 17 Jul 1862, IL
6. Admiral Watson KELLEY, b. 26 Oct 1827; d. 1866
7. Leander Homer KELLEY, b. 26 Apr 1830; d. 10 Oct 1903, Johnson Co., IL

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; USA, US, United States, Illinois, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia

Source:

1. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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