James KELLEY & Mary __?_

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James KELLEY
Mary __?__

Husband: James KELLEY
Birth: 1680, Mallow, Kinneigh Parish, co. Cork, IRL
Death: 1750, Baltimore Co., MD

Marriage:

Wife: Mary __?__
Birth: ca. 1684
Death: MD

Children said to be:

Sources (all secondary) disagree as to whether they were born in Ireland or Baltimore Co., MD.
1. James KELLEY, b. 1710
2. William KELLEY, b. 12 Apr 1715

Several seconday sources claim these two are sons of our subject, or at least brothers, but I have yet to find documentation for the connection. If you have it, please share. A descendant of William has been Y-DNA tested. If a patrilineal male descendant of James would be tested (see KELLY DNA Project), we could at least establish whether or not they could be brothers.

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; IRL, Ireland, Éire, EI; USA, US, United States, Maryland

Sources:

1. Broderbund. World Family Trees. Vol. 8, Pedigree #804.

2. LDS. Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service: AF - Ancestral File (online at FamilySearch.org).

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

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