Wayne County Bios

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Descendants of John Killam Kellam

Generation No. 1

1. JOHN KILLAM⁷ KELLAM (SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born September 07, 1698 in Wenham, Massachusetts or Preston, New London, Connecticut, and died Bet. September 1753 - January 1754 in Preston, New London Co., Connecticut. He married (1) SARAH ROSE May 17, 1718 in New London Co., Connecticut. She was born Bet. 1698 - 1700 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut, and died December 05, 1729 in Preston, New London Co., Connecticut. He married (2) ABIGAIL KIMBLE KIMBALL February 13, 1729/30 in Preston, New London, Connecticut, daughter of JOHN KIMBALL. She was born October 11, 1709 in Watertown, Litchfield, CT, and died Bet. 1735 - 1737 in New London Co., Connecticut. He married (3) HEPSIBAH UNKNOWN Abt. 1737 in New London Co., Connecticut. She was born Bet. 1712 - 1715 in Connecticut, and died Aft. 1753 in Connecticut.

Notes for JOHN KILLAM KELLAM:

John had appeared in Preston about 1718, when he bought land of Samuel Reynolds (Bk. 3-pg 125.) He later made a mutual agreement to make a division of a tract of land "which lyes within the limits of a certain deed of sale which Samuel Reynolds late of Preston, gave to said John Killam" John's will, written 9 Feb 1753, proved 1 Sept 1753 names wife: Hepsibah, sons, Zadock, Amasa, Jeptha, Nathan and John, daughters: Sarah, Abigail, Mercy, Hepsibah, and Olive Killam. Probate recorded Norwich, Vol. I. Witnesses: Thomas Woodward, Joseph Bundy, Ebenezer Witter, appeared (in court) on 1 Sept 1753. The will was probated 1 Feb 1754: to beloved wife, Hepsibah Killam (probably the town household). To son, Phineas Killam 20 S (around $5 at that time), to son, Zadock 20 S, to son Amasa, 20 S, to son Nathan Killam, east end of farm with dwelling house. To son, Jeptha, all the rest of my farm, on the west end and with all buildings, 6 acres of woodland, and the other half of my farming tools, my riding horse, saddle and bridle and all my cyder barrels and casks. To my son, John Killam, $900 to be paid to him at age 21 and my will is that my son John should go to a trade at age 16 years. To my daughter Sarah Rose, and my daughters Abigail, Mercy, Hepsibah, Olive, all the moveable estate. Perhaps the older sons received their portions as they left to establish their own homes. There was some trouble over the estate and will, mentioned following.

Jeptha, altho not the eldest son, seemed to have inherited the largest share of the estate. He didn't survive his father by long, unfortunately. (sss/fss)

Inventory of John Killam, late of Preston, was taken/ dated 4 Feb 1762 (when son, John, was 16 years old).

Probate Records, Vol. 12, May, 1766. The petition of Benjamin Tracy and Olive Tracy his wife, Mercy Killam and Hepsibah Killam, all of Preston, represented to this assembly that John Killam, late of Preston, deceased, by his will gave to his three said daughters certain estate of which they had not received full value.

In October, 1766, a committee having been appointed and having submitted a report, the court decided money must be paid back by the following persons who were also heirs of Jepthah Killum late of Preston, deceased. John Killam, Eliab Farnum and his wife, Abigail, Robert Rose and his wife, Sarah. (each of the mentioned heirs were directed to pay to the 3 "deprived daughters" varying amounts of money.

References as stated, also Vital Records of Stonington, Connecticut, Preston, Connecticut, the papers of Mrs. E.M. Rogers, Connecticut State Historical Society, Hartford, Connecticut.

Notes for HEPSIBAH UNKNOWN:

Information on this came partly from Ricardo C. Hitchcock of Buhl, Idaho, in 1983.

Hepsibah has been said, over the years, to have BEEN a Park(e)(s). Yet no evidence surfaced despite long and hard looking, to determine anything about her. In the past year, due to area, timing, and proximity, perhaps she was a young-ish widow--of a Parke. This is advanced as a plausible, workable theory only, NOT documented.

Children of JOHN KELLAM and SARAH ROSE are:

2. i. PHINEAS⁸ KELLAM, b. August 06, 1718, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut; d. Bef. 1818.

ii. ABNER KELLAM, b. November 08, 1720, Preston, Connecticut; d. Bef. 1753, Connecticut.

Notes for ABNER KELLAM:

Abner Killum lived on the Calvin Pellet land, had a post office. (source: Howard Kimble) He was not mentioned in his father's will, indicating he was probably dead by 9 February 1753

3. iii. ZADOCK KELLAM, b. October 25, 1722, Preston, Connecticut (bpt. 13 Feb 1724); d. Abt. 1800, Paupeck, Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

iv. SARAH KELLAM, b. February 05, 1723/24, Preston, New London Co., connecticut; d. January 1785; m. ROBERT ROSE, Abt. 1744, Preston, New London, Connecticut; b. November 13, 1717; d. March 1791, Groton, New London Co., connecticut.

4. v. AMASA KILLAM KELLAM, b. December 10, 1727, Preston, Connecticut; d. May 24, 1779, Halifax, Halifax Co, Nova Scotia.

Children of JOHN KELLAM and ABIGAIL KIMBALL are:

5. vi. NATHAN⁸ KELLAM, b. May 05, 1732, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut; d. Aft. 1792.

6. vii. JEPTHA KELLAM, b. October 23, 1733, Preston, Connecticut; d. 1759, Preston, Connecticut.

7. viii. ABIGAIL KELLAM, b. August 12, 1735, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut; d. 1790, Deer Park, Orange Co., New York.

Children of JOHN KELLAM and HEPSIBAH UNKNOWN are:

ix. MERCY⁸ KELLAM, b. 1738, Preston, Connecticut.

x. HEPSIBAH KILLAM KELLAM, b. Bet. 1740 - 1741, Preston, Connecticut; d. February 13, 1776, Plainfield, Windham Co., Connecticut; m. NEHEMIAH STEVENS, January 24, 1766, Connecticut.

xi. OLIVE PARKE KELLAM, b. Abt. 1742, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut; d. Bef. 1811, Cayuga Co., New York; m. BENJAMIN TRACY, November 17, 1763, Preston, Connecticut.

8. xii.JOHN JR. KILLAM KELLAM, b. February 15, 1745/46, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut; d. September 04, 1802, Pike Co., Pennsylvania - age 56y 6m 20 d.

Generation No. 2

2. PHINEAS⁸ KELLAM (JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born August 06, 1718 in Preston, New London Co., Connecticut, and died Bef. 1818. He married THANKFUL HILL August 14, 1739 in Preston, Connecticut, daughter of JOHN HILL and ELIZABETH YARRINGTON. She was born May 05, 1721 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut, and died February 24, 1793.

More About THANKFUL HILL:

Christened: August 05, 1721, Stonington, Connecticut

Children of PHINEAS KELLAM and THANKFUL HILL are:

i. OLIVE⁹ KELLAM, b. September 03, 1740; m. SILAS STEERY, December 08, 1763, Preston 1st Ch., Preston, Connecticut.

9. ii. SARAH KELLAM, b. April 20, 1742, Connecticut; d. June 07, 1843, Saratoga Co., New York ??.

iii.ABIGAIL KELLAM, b. March 06, 1743/44.

iv.ELISE KELLAM, b. June 05, 1744.

v. THANKFUL KELLAM, b. April 13, 1746, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut; d. December 13, 1812, Wells, Rutland Co., Vermont; m. ISRAEL GEER, October 14, 1765, 2nd Church of Preston, Preston, Connecticut; b. Abt. 1743, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut; d. April 30, 1809, Wells, Rutland Co., Vermont.

10. vi.ESTHER KELLAM, b. January 28, 1749/50.

vii.DEBORAH KELLAM, b. March 27, 1752; m. JAMES MORGAN, January 07, 1771, Preston 1st Ch. , Preston, Connecticut; b. Bet. 1748 - 1752.

3. ZADOCK⁸ KELLAM (JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born October 25, 1722 in Preston, Connecticut (bpt. 13 Feb 1724), and died Abt. 1800 in Paupeck, Pike Co., Pennsylvania. He married HANNAH BUTTON November 08, 1744 in Preston, New London Co., Connecticutt, daughter of MATTHIAS BUTTON and HANNAH WILLIAMS. She was born Bet. 1724 - 1726 in Isle of Man, and died Bef. 1790 in Probably Wayne or Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for ZADOCK KELLAM:

Zadock Killam appears among the names among the first of the settlers of the Wallenpaupack Settlement, about 1774. He was probably one of the older ones to pioneer the area. It seems 3 of the sons came with him, while other members of the family, including his wife, arrived a bit later on. This happened among a number of the men, makes sense, the area was uncleared, there were no houses yet. Records show he settled on Lot # 6, the time span being when the lands were surveyed for Moses Killam, Sr., youngest of the sons who settled there. When Ephraim Killam wrote his manuscript, he noted he "could well remember when the old log house was standing upon this lot. It stood a little north from the house "now occupied by George N. Killam, and where he "now has his garden." "At the time we remember it, it was used for cooking feed for the hogs, and as a kind of work shop. It was built about 10 ft. high to where the rafters rested. The poles supporting the upper or chamber floor, being about two and a half feet lower down, a hall extended from side to side through it and on either side of this hall were rooms. The attic served for a sleeping room for the older children and work hands. The fire place was large with stone walls built up for the jambs and the pots, kettles used for cooking were suspended on trammels supported on what was called the lugpole. In this house was a fireplace and chimney in each end of the house, the western half being used as the kitchen or room in which the cooking was done and where the family ate their meals. We think this old house was not taken down until about 1826 or 1827, and we remember one of the men engaged in the work was seriously hurt by falling from the building. We already mentioned the fact Zadock Killam and three of his sons, the names of these being Ephraim, Silas and Moses, and a daughter, Elizabeth.""

"The settlers for the most part left the Settlement in 1778, returning in 1783. Elizabeth was not with them. Zadock lived with his son, Moses for some years after the return, but at the time of his death had been staying with his son, Silas Killam, having been with this son for a few years."" (direct quotes from the Ephraim Killam Ms pgs. 217-218)

Zadoc was one of the first farmers near the Wallenpaupack Fort. He is buried in the old Paupack Cemetery, Pike Co. Pennsylvania, with a plaque is on a pine tree. He is listed as "Sadoc Killem" on the 1790 Federal Census, Wallenpaupack Settlement.

"" Ruth Ensign md (2) about 1783-- SILAS KILLAM, b. 1757, probably Stonington, Conn., died 8 May 1818, age 61, Paupack Cemetery; (Stover: " Ancestors and Descendants of Timothy Kellam" priv. pub. 1981-1982)

From Jim Bedwell quoting from "Ancestors and Descendants of Timothy Kellam",( Sheila Spencer Stover - 1981) ) the author quotes from John Killam's will, probated Feb 1, 1754 and lists the following sons: Phineas, Zadoc, Amasa, Nathan, Jeptha, and John. Daughters are not listed by name.

Zadoc's estate papers are filed in Pike Co., need a good going over, as do his land transactions. It's unclear, whether it is meant he had sons who went west, or grandsons. Several of his children, grandchildren, disappear from view prior to or shortly after, the migration into NY and PA.

Sources:

Early historical writings of Wayne, Pike and Monroe Cos., Pennsylvania, housed in the Wayne Co. Historical Society, Honesdale, Pennsylvania, and at the Equinunk Historical Society, Equinunk, Pa.

Wayne Co. Courthouse, Honesdale, Pennsylvania, land maps.

Early area map in possession of the Equinunk Historical Society, donated to them by Austin (Tinny) Kellam, descendant of Jacob Kellam, wife, Hannah Pierce, via their son, Jeptha.

Ephraim Killum Manuscript, written between 1840s- 1870s, by Ephraim Killum, Clerk of the area.

David K. Martin, Mouse Hill, West Chazy, NY, a desc., and the Ensign genealogy.

Notes for HANNAH BUTTON:

Hannah's name in varying records is also Bolton and Butler. For more on Hannah// family, see "The Button Family", also "Ensigns in America".

Both Hannh, Zadoc, are mentioned in her father's will dated 2 July 1759, and her Mother's, dated 18 Jan 1772, filed in New London Co., CT, both being of Stonington."

Children of ZADOCK KELLAM and HANNAH BUTTON are:

i. 5 DAUGHTERS??⁹ KELLAM.

11. ii. PHINEAS KELLAM, b. Abt. 1745, Connecticut/Pennsylvlania; d. Bet. 1803 - 1805, ?Monongalia Co., Va (Now W.Va).

12. iii. EPHRAIM KELLAM, b. July 07, 1751, Stonington, New London, Connecticut; d. December 02, 1836, Paupeck, Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

13. iv. MOSES SR. KELLAM, b. Bet. 1755 - 1759, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut; d. May 15, 1831, Pike Co., Pennsylvania-Bur. Old Paupack Cem..

14. v. SILAS KELLAM, b. Bet. 1757 - 1759, Westmoreland Dist., Connecticut; d. May 09, 1818, Paupack, Palmyra Twnp., Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

vi. THANKFUL KILLAM KELLAM, b. Bet. 1761 - 1764.

4. AMASA KILLAM⁸ KELLAM (JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born December 10, 1727 in Preston, Connecticut, and died May 24, 1779 in Halifax, Halifax Co, Nova Scotia. He married ELIZABETH EMERSON Bet. 1760 - 1763 in Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada. She was born Abt. 1738 in Chignecto, Nova Scotia, and died September 07, 1823 in Dorchester, Westmorland Co, NB.

Notes for AMASA KILLAM KELLAM:

Land grant of 1.5 shares(500 acres/share) in Sackville Letter B division. Letter B division embraced the district between Foundy St., and Morice's Mill pond.

"History of Sackville New Brunswick"--Orig. published in 1934, by Dr. William Cochran Milner, Historian and Former Dominion Archivist (1846-1939)

The Tribune Press, LTD., Printers and Publishers, Sackville, New Brunswick

Notes for ELIZABETH EMERSON:

Buried Fall 1823 in Pioneer Cemetery, Dorchester.

Children of AMASA KELLAM and ELIZABETH EMERSON are:

i. DANIEL⁹ KELLAM.

ii. MARY KILLAM KELLAM, b. Dorcester, Westmorland Co, NB; d. November 27, 1809, Sackvile, Westmoreland Co., NB; m. ROBERT ATKINSON, 1788, Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada; b. May 10, 1742, Ilkely, England; d. February 05, 1817, Sackville, Westmorland Co, NB.

15. iii.CYPRIAN KILLAM KELLAM, b. November 17, 1767, Sackville, Westmorland Co, NB; d. Dorcester, Westmorland Co, NB.

iv.ELIZABETH KILLAM KELLAM, b. January 20, 1770, Sackvile, Westmoreland Co., NB; d. Bef. 1870; m. ANDREW WELDON; d. Unknown.

16. v. AMASA KELLAM, b. August 31, 1771, Sackville, Westmoreland, New Brunswick, Canada; d. Bef. 1822, Cornwallis, Nova Scotia.

vi.OLIVE KELLAM, b. April 12, 1773; d. Bef. 1873.

vii.MEHITABLE KILLAM KELLAM, b. January 21, 1775; d. Bef. 1875.

17. viii.COMFORT KILLAM KELLAM, b. January 12, 1777, Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick; d. Bef. 1877.

5. NATHAN⁸ KELLAM (JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born May 05, 1732 in Preston, New London Co., Connecticut, and died Aft. 1792. He married INDIAN WOMAN. She was born Bet. 1736 - 1738 in Connecticut.

Notes for NATHAN KELLAM:

Nathan was still alive in 1792. He inherited land from his father, John. In 1768 he purchased a farm of William Billings, which lay partly in Preston, partly in Stonington. Tribal records held in Norwich state she was Eastern Pequot. (Fall - 1995-Chief Ellie Norton)

Notes for INDIAN WOMAN:

Said to be Mohegan or Mohican (Norwich or Uncasville areas). Information of Tribal Office, 1995-1996.

Children of NATHAN KELLAM and INDIAN WOMAN are:

i. NATHAN⁹ KELLAM, b. Abt. 1756, New London Co., Connecticut.

ii. THOMAS KELLAM, b. Abt. 1758, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut; d. 1784. Thomas served in the Revolution, was at the Fort 11 July 1779

6. JEPTHA⁸ KELLAM (JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born October 23, 1733 in Preston, Connecticut, and died 1759 in Preston, Connecticut. He married PHEBE PARKS October 24, 1754 in Preston, Connecticut, daughter of ROBERT PARKS and DOROTHY BACON. She was born June 25, 1736 in Voluntown , New London Co., Connecticut, and died Abt. 1774 in New London Co., Connecticut.

Notes for JEPTHA KELLAM:

Jeptha inherited his farm, land, and money from his father, making him one of the wealthiest men in Preston. On 16 June 1755, his brother, Nathan Killam, quit claimed all right to the tract of land left him under the same will to Jeptha, described as "lying in a bog meadow to ye west of the house where Jepthah now lives,about 5 acres." (Land records 7-22)

Evidently Jepthah died suddenly, because he died without a will. His wife, Phebe, and Eliab Farnum, were appointed administrators of his estate. On 12 October of that year, the administrators applied to the courts for permission to sell part of the lands of the estate. It was sold to the highest bidder, which was Nathan Killam.

They also sold, to Ensign Silas Parke, seven acres one half and twenty five rods. The bonds mentioned give Silas Parke as owner of adjoining lands, and on the same date, land was sold to Elijah Witter of 13 1/2 acres and twenty rods, bounded by Joseph Witters land, and Jacob Kimball's land. The co-administrators had begun selling off Jeptha's land May of 1759, as the Colonial Records stated they were allowed, at that time, to sell enough land to raise 112 pounds, in order to pay debts and have living expenses.

Records show "Upon the memorial of Eliab Farnum and Phebe Geer, late Phebe Killam, administrators on the estate of Jepthah, late of Preston, deceased, asking permission to sell part of the real estate.....permission granted."

References: Court Minutes and Probate, land records of New London Co., Connecticut

Notes for PHEBE PARKS:

Phoebe Parke married first, Jeptha Killam of Preston, Connecticut, where they lived. At his death, she was co- administrator of his estate with Eliab Farnham. She married second, Stephen Geer, a neighbor, AND her daughter's father-in-law.

Thanks to Marcia Richardson of NH for the update on this family (March 2002)

References for the Parke information:

Papers of Donald Lines Jacobus

Stonington and surrounding towns Vital Records and courthouse books.

The "History of Stonington" pg. 527,

Camp Collection at the Connecticut Historical Society.

Voluntown town records, records of Voluntown, Sterling Congregational Church 1723-1905, copied at the CHS.

Children of JEPTHA KELLAM and PHEBE PARKS are:

18. i. MERIBAH⁹ KELLAM, b. July 14, 1755, Preston, Connecticut; d. March 17, 1801, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.

19. ii. JEPTHA KELLAM, b. June 22, 1757, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut; d. 1804, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

7. ABIGAIL⁸ KELLAM (JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born August 12, 1735 in Preston, New London Co., Connecticut, and died 1790 in Deer Park, Orange Co., New York. She married ELIAB FARNHAM June 19, 1754 in Windham, Windham Co., Connecticut, son of HENRY FARNUM and PHEBE RUSSELL. He was born July 24, 1731 in New London Co., Connecticut, and died June 09, 1808 in Deer Park, Orange Co., New York.

Notes for ABIGAIL KELLAM:

List of her children may not be complete.

Notes for ELIAB FARNHAM:

Letter of July 1908, to Mrs. Rogers of Norwich, Book 7, pg. 263, October 12, 1759. "Eliab Farnum and Phebe Killam administrators on the estate of Jepthah Killiam sold to Ensign Silas Parke seven acres one half and twenty five rods, the bounds mentioned give Silas Parke as owner of adjoining lands, no other range mentioned. There is on record a sale on the same date by the same people to Elijah Witter of 13 1/2 acres and 20 rods bounded by Joseph Witter land and Jacob Kimble land. This was in a letter signed by the town clerk. Eliab served in the Revolutionary War, rank of Captain. His descendants are eligible for several Patriotic Societies.

Children of ABIGAIL KELLAM and ELIAB FARNHAM are:

20. i. ABIGAIL⁹ FARNHAM.

21. ii. RUSSELL FARNHAM.

iii.POLLY FARNHAM, b. August 29, 1762, Preston, Connecticut; d. 1843.

iv.SARAH FARNHAM, b. Abt. 1769, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut; d. March 10, 1807.

22. v. JEFFREY AMHERST FARNHAM, b. October 17, 1772, New London Co., Connecticut; d. November 12, 1842, Scipio, New York.

8. JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸ KELLAM (JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born February 15, 1745/46 in Preston, New London Co., Connecticut, and died September 04, 1802 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania - age 56y 6m 20 d. He married SARAH (SALLY) ROCKWELL October 10, 1771 in Probably Connecticut. She was born September 29, 1751 in Norwich, New London Co., Connecticut, and died December 29, 1818 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania--ae 67.

Notes for JOHN JR. KILLAM KELLAM:

"John to have 900 pounds to be paid him at the age of 21 years." It was also directed, by his father's will, he be put into a trade when he reached the age of 16.

"History of Wayne, Pike and Monroe Counties, Pennsylvania" states John Killam - Constable, was in the first group of Lackawaxen Settlers in 1774. Eliab Farnham, married to John's older half sister, had military command of that group. John and his wife settled on what was Lot #4, but both were dead by the time of the final survey, so did not hld actual deed to the land.

References for this line as stated, the Connecticut Historical Society, papers of Mrs. E.M. Rogers, DAR lineage papers. For Zadock Killam, Mr. Warren A. Kernaghan, formerly of Honolulu, Hawaii, residing in Arizona, last known address. Dates of birth, marriage are from the Edith Killam Brown papers.

Notes for SARAH (SALLY) ROCKWELL:

John, youngest son of John of Preston, was one of the first settlers to the Wallenpaupack. He was about 28 years old when he arrived in the Settlement c 1774, his wife, Sally, was abut 23. They lived on Lot. # 4. (EK Ms) Both are Bur. Old Paupack Cemetery, Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

Children of JOHN KELLAM and SARAH ROCKWELL are:

i. ABBY⁹ KELLAM.

23. ii. EUNICE KELLAM, b. Bet. 1772 - 1773; d. April 17, 1854, Pike Co. Pennsylvania almost 82.

24. iii.JOHN JR. (3RD) KELLAM, b. Bet. 1772 - 1780, Paupack, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. 1830, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania - buried Indian Orchard.

25. iv.LEBBEUS KILLUM KELLAM, b. Bet. 1785 - 1787, Wallenpaupack Settlement, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. October 26, 1856, Townsend Twnp., Norfolk Co., Ontario, Canada.

26. v. PARTHENIA KELLAM, b. Bet. 1786 - 1788, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. 1875, Bethany, Pennsylvania - bur Honesdale.

Generation No. 3

9. SARAH⁹ KELLAM (PHINEAS⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born April 20, 1742 in Connecticut, and died June 07, 1843 in Saratoga Co., New York ??. She married MOSES PORTER May 12, 1760 in Tolland, Connecticut, son of EXPERIENCE PORTER and ABIGAIL SAFFORD. He was born September 19, 1738 in Mansfield, Connecticut, and died February 17, 1803.

Notes for MOSES PORTER:

Information on this came from a March 1917 letter written to a Mrs. Rogers of Norwich, CT by Frank Farnsworth Starr, a noted genealogist of that era.

Child of SARAH KELLAM and MOSES PORTER is:

i. ELIJAH¹⁰ PORTER, b. November 10, 1773, Norwich, New London Co., CT; d. January 18, 1841; m. MARY LAWRENCE, March 12, 1801; b. Bet. 1779 - 1881.

10. ESTHER⁹ KELLAM (PHINEAS⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born January 28, 1749/50. She married OZIAS BUDDINGTON. He was born Bet. 1744 - 1749.

Child of ESTHER KELLAM and OZIAS BUDDINGTON is:

27. i. BELINDA GATES¹⁰ BUDDINGTON.

11. PHINEAS⁹ KELLAM (ZADOCK⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born Abt. 1745 in Connecticut/Pennsylvlania, and died Bet. 1803 - 1805 in ?Monongalia Co., Va (Now W.Va). He married UNKNOWN (???) INDIAN Bet. 1762 - 1765. She was born Bet. 1744 - 1745 in Pennsylvania or Virginia/West Virginia.

Notes for PHINEAS KELLAM:

Patented land for 280 acres in Morgan Township, Greene Co., Pennsylvania--called "Sugar Tree". Surveyed 1784.

Phineas lived in Western Pennsylvania near a place then called Kellam's Settlement. Left his land in West Virginia, (then Virginia) to "Heir at law" Asa Kellam of Hardin, Kentucky. This area of West VA and PA is between Morgantown, West VA and Pittsburgh, PA now. Earl Core's history, "The Monongalia Story", Vol. III, pg. 29, mentions Indians attacking the Kellam settlement on the Kellam Fork of Dunkard's Creek, in 1786, killing and capturing some of the settlers, burning their cabins. Mr. Core's source was given as Lynn Hastings "School and Local History, Batelle" pg. 106. Dan L. Tennant and Grace H. Youst, teachers, in 1922, are the names on the leaflet about the Battelle School Dist., Monongalia Co.

"Wana" is the name given the community taken from the "kindly old Delaware Indian chief" who formerly traversed Dunkard Creek, was well known , fairly treated by the early settlers. This entire region was Indian land, primarily settled by the Delaware, who at this time, were acting as Peacekeepers for the Iroquois Confederacy. The land was turned over to the white man, having been "bought" under the Treaty of Fort Stanwyx (now Rome, NY) by the English.

Artifacts were easily turned up in the mid to late 1700s--it was the site of an encampment, an Indian cemetery, and a "sacred circle" within which the Green Corn Dance, other seasonal ceremonies, prayers would have been performed. Contrary to what was written by the teachers of 1922--- the "stake" they professed to have seen in evidence was NOT used to burn white victims on. (that's pretty much Hollywood stereotyping)

Phineas Kellam was thought to be the second white settler of the area, taking into his name some 400 acres. The originals were written on sheepskin-- signed by Patrick Henry--then governor of Virginia.

An Indian raid did take place, brief, the Doddridge family was reputed to be slain in their house. One of their sons escaped, Phineas Killum attempted to divert attention, but, as the few Indians involved retreated, they grabbed the boy, Willie, who was hiding under a rock--taking him with them. Some years later, in 1793-1794- he was exchanged back, but being raised with the Indians, had no desire to live/act as his "white" neighbors, so " they could not rid him of the Indian Ways of Life." The 1922 write up mentions Phineas took the smaller boy who had escaped--but he isn't mentioned any further.

This is the only incident known to have happened in this particular settlement, otherwise life was hard, but peaceful.

In describing the usage of furs, skins, etc., for the home furnishings--rather than the usual home made quilts, more "standard" items, it is necessary to realize, these pioneer families had long been intermarrying with Indians, male and female. White women were at a premium on the frontier. Indian and white settlements often lived in peaceful, helpful, proximity, with one another, especially on the farther borders of the Frontier.

Phineas' wife is not mentioned--yet such specifics as what land was where-- what bridge did what, how much was tilled, what was built, are lengthy. Other families are mentioned in some detail. No wife signed off on her dower, no name is mentioned in connection with the land, the work, or the settlement. It is highly probable, Phineas wife was either Native, or of enough mixed blood, her being included-- with rights-- would not have been allowed. As much for her protection as any reasons of prejudice.

Phineas patented land for 280 acres in Morgan Township, Greene Co., Pennsylvania --called "Sugar Tree". Surveyed 1784.

11 Feb 1799 - Phineas Killums already owned land, it being mentioned as bordering land of Philip Scritchfield, John Scritchfield, Arthur Scritchfield, Henry Scritchfield, Nathaniel Hull. This entry mentions the land was surveyed by Phineas Killums, assignee of Christian Cofman,

23 Sept 1799-heirs of Arthur Critchfield to William John 396 acres at the mouth of Three Lick Run on Dunkard Creek, adjoining Phinehas Killam and Daniel Barton, originally patented to Christopher Rever assignee of Ralph Hunt, assignee of Asa Killam.

Phineas was alive 8 March 1802, he again being mentioned in conjunction with his land and it's borders.--the entries are on pages 158-159 of Monongalia West Va Deed Book Records, 1784-1810 (Old Series Vol. 1-4) by Rick Toothman.

Deed in Monogehela County , West Va. states the property was to go to heir in law Asa Kellum of Hardin County, Ky. Original property belonged to Phineas. See info from Jim Bedwell. Spelling in deed is Kellum, altho again, it is spelled various ways.

To give an idea of area, and paths of migration, settlement, this excerpt from "State Book of Pennsylvania" by Thomas H. Burrows (originally . pub. 1846) may be helpful. He writes "after the close of Pontiac's War in 1763, pioneers from the settlements of Cumberland Valley and Bedford.....established themselves within the present boundaries of Washington Co.; chiefly along the Monongahela."

Phineas shows up in (now) Monongalia area---circa 1769 (his son, Asa, would have been quite young?) Washington Co. was formed from Cumberland in 1781. Westmoreland Co. was formed from Bedford Co. in 1773--and Bedford had been taken off Cumberland in 1771. As is easily seen, Phineas could have been on the outer reaches of the territory of his father, Zadock---and, with changing county boundaries, actually not have moved much at all.

Please keep in mind, West Virginia wasn't formed until 1861--- the territory we are dealing with was, in the time frame mentioned, STILL Virginia----which extended into what is now central Ohio-- hearing these Kellams may have come from "Virginia" doesn't indicate at all we mean the Eastern Shore--home to an entire Kellam group not tied to these by any known cords.

Another point of interest: Phineas probably had more children, unknown at this point. The existence of at least two brothers has been raised by one Joe "Blue Sky" Johnson, a Shoshone-Bannock (via his Mother, Shawnee/Wyandot via his father) Indian client for whom I did work a few years back. In discussing upper Kentucky, lower Ohio, tribes, traveling with explorers (he descends from Sacajawea's clan of Rogers and Clark fame) we were talking about other expeditions, how necessary the Indians were to anyone tromping through their territory--my mention of the Kellam's having a long affinity for marrying Native/Native mix, gave rise to the oral history of Killen/Killeen brothers who came from the east--the mountains-- were with a white expedition on the Ohio, in Shawnee Territory. Their Mother was an Indain, they "knew their way around, could speak to the Natives--- two married into the tribes, the other settled in Simon Girty's old territory-- which would be--- upper Kentucky.

The Shawnee were all over Hardin/ Breckinridge,etc-- -Ohio/Indiana was their land base until all the take overs-- Tecumseh-- -( killed in the War of 1812---) adopted / blood brother, Bluejacket, a red haired, blue eyed (supposed) white man---original name Swearingen, and he was from -- - Monongalia Co., WV. This is an oral story, worth researching further. (remember; I didn't know any of the Asa group existed when this letter writing was going on--and I wasn't interested back then-- in much past the Pennsylvania borders.) You can see the plot thickening as we dig (and dig) !!

Source for Monongalia lore came from the papers and letters of Jim Bedwell, Greenwood, Indiana sent to to Orie Kelm.--Jim a Kellam desc., perhaps of James who died in Clay Co.

contact: xbedwell@iquest.net, Another desc. may be Linda Goddard Stout-- tcr@ovnet.com

Feb. 2002 addition: For Greene County, Pennsylvania researchers.

Greene County, Pennsylvania was named for Nathaniel Greene on Feb. 9, 1796. The county was born when John MINOR sponsored a bill in which legislated that this southern portion of Washington County, Pennsylvania become a separate county. Waynesburg, the county seat is named after General "MAD" Anthony Wayne who led the army in 1784 to defeat the Indians in the Northwest territory, what today is the Ohio Valley. Greene County, Pennsylvania is located in the southwestern corner of the state of Pennsylvania. It's bordered by the counties of Washington to the north, Fayette to the east, Monongalia County, West Virginia to the south and Marshall County, West Virginia to the west. At one time, Greene County was part of Mononghela County, Virginia. This part of the state was once disputed with Virginia in 1800. Greene County was also known as part of the Ohio Company area very early. For research purposes prior to 1800 look in Washington County, Pennsylvania and Monongalia County, West Virginia and Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.

Notes for UNKNOWN (???) INDIAN:

Several desc. feel her first name was Sarah-- common, possible, there were other Sarah's tied to family members, nothing has shown up to confirm this--or dispute it.

Child of PHINEAS KELLAM and UNKNOWN INDIAN is:

28. i. ASA¹⁰ KELLAM, b. Bet. 1762 - 1765, Pennsylvania; d. 1831, Hardin Co., Kentucky.

12. EPHRAIM⁹ KELLAM (ZADOCK⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born July 07, 1751 in Stonington, New London, Connecticut, and died December 02, 1836 in Paupeck, Pike Co., Pennsylvania. He married (1) LUCY BUNDY Abt. 1773, daughter of SIMEON BUNDY and EUNICE MEECH. She was born Bet. 1753 - 1755. He married (2) ABIGAIL BUNDY 1785 in Palmyra, Pike Co., Pennsylvania. She was born October 20, 1750 in Connecticut or Pennsylvania, and died Bet. 1831 - 1836 in Scottsville, New York, at home of son, Charles.

Notes for EPHRAIM KELLAM:

The lot surveyed for Ephraim was # 8. In conjunction with John Pellett, jr., an improvement on Lot # 12 was made, being surveyed in both names. They divided this lot, and Ephraim cleared a small field of about 4 acres, which some years later was covered with good growth of "sap" pine 10 to 20 in. around, some as tall as 100 ft. When his son, Ira died young, Ephraim willed his property to Powell and Charles, the two (living) sons of Ira. His signature was barely legible, altho speculation by Edith Kellam Brown's notes was he couldn't write, the age /disease that killed him (he died of cancer---EK manuscript) is more likely responsible.

He served in the Revolution, drew a pension.

Name in records spelled as Killam. Probably the Ephraim Killum next door to "Sadoc" - 1790 federal census, Wallenpaupack Settlement. Buried Pike Co., PA. Ref: "Cemeteries, Graveyards and Burying Grounds, Pike County, PA" by Victoria Fields, Vol. 1, pg. 55.

Notes for ABIGAIL BUNDY:

According to Ephraim Killam's writings, she died in New York State while visiting her sons.

Children of EPHRAIM KELLAM and LUCY BUNDY are:

29. i. HANNAH¹⁰ KELLAM, b. 1774, Paupack, Palmyra Twnsp., Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

30. ii. LUCY KELLAM, b. March 10, 1778, Paupack, Palmyra Twnsp., Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. December 08, 1858, Port Jervis, Orange Co., New York.

Children of EPHRAIM KELLAM and ABIGAIL BUNDY are:

iii. BETSEY¹⁰ KELLAM, b. 1786, Paupack, Palmyra Twnsp., Pike Co., Pennsylvania; m. ASHABEL MILLER, Abt. 1806, Pennsylvania.

iv. ZEBULON KELLAM, b. Abt. 1787.

31. v. CHARLES KILLAM KELLAM, b. April 03, 1788, New York State; d. May 24, 1859, Caledonia, Livingston Co., New York.

32. vi. IRA KELLAM, b. 1790, Paupack, Palmyra Twnsp., Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. January 22, 1832, Pike Co. Pennsylvania-.

33. vii. CYNTHIA KELLAM, b. 1791, Paupack, Palmyra Twnsp., Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

13. MOSES SR.⁹ KELLAM (ZADOCK⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born Bet. 1755 - 1759 in Preston, New London Co., Connecticut, and died May 15, 1831 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania-Bur. Old Paupack Cem.. He married MARY (POLLY) KING December 20, 1779 in Goshen, Orange Co., New York. She was born Bet. 1757 - 1759, and died May 13, 1816 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania---Bur. Old Paupack Cem..

Notes for MOSES SR. KELLAM:

As a young man, Moses resided in Goshen, NY. before moving back into the Wallenpaupack Settlement. There he was active, becoming well known in business, political circles. He served for some years as the Justice of the Peace, later taken on by his son, Moses. Until the organization of Pike Co., (1814) he was a time agent under Coldwater of Philadelphia for the sale of the unsettled portions of the manor of W-P as seen from the recital of deeds on his return to W-P. In 1783 he took charge of the business, where lands were surveyed 1805, lot # 6 was surveyed for him. He built a saw and grist mill on the Mill Brook.

Moses was a Revolutionary Soldier, fighting with the Orange Co., Militia, taking part in (among others) the Battle of Lackawaxen/Minisink, 22 July 1779, when he was 20 yrs. old. He blamed the Officers for forcing the men into unequal contest with Brant's forces, which consisted of 400-500 Indians and Tories. Moses was slightly wounded. His pension was used for DAR membership, original application # 102701. He's buried in Old Paupack Cemetery, tombstone says he was 72.

Sources: "Minors History of Wyoming", p. 774. Wyoming has reference to the Wyoming Valley of NE Pa which was claimed by Connecticut at one time. Census, 1830, Kellem, Moses County/State: Pike Co., PA Palmyra Twp Page #: 023

Notes for MARY (POLLY) KING:

Mary's (Polly) tombstone reads she was 69 years old when she died, putting her age at the time of her marriage abt 32, rather late. The family descendant records give her year of birth as between 1755-1759, which seems more reasonable.

Children of MOSES KELLAM and MARY KING are:

i. EPHRAIM¹⁰ KELLAM, b. Abt. 1780.

34. ii. BENJAMIN TUSTIN KELLAM, b. June 21, 1781, Pike Co., Pennsylvania (or New York State); d. May 09, 1856, Pike Co., Pennsylvania ae 75.

35. iii. MOSES JR. KELLAM, b. October 02, 1783, Orange Co., New York; d. October 06, 1861, Pike Co., Pennsylvania ae 78 yrs..

36. iv. SILAS KELLAM, b. Abt. 1787.

v. ELIZABETH KELLAM, b. 1795, Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

14. SILAS⁹ KELLAM (ZADOCK⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born Bet. 1757 - 1759 in Westmoreland Dist., Connecticut, and died May 09, 1818 in Paupack, Palmyra Twnp., Pike Co., Pennsylvania. He married (1) RUTH ENSIGN Abt. 1783 in Orange Co., New York ?, daughter of JAMES ENSIGN and RUTH FINCH. She was born Abt. 1760 in Orange Co., New York, and died Bet. 1785 - 1786 in Pennsylvania. He married (2) SARAH (SALLY) CHAPMAN Abt. 1787 in Pennsylvania ?, daughter of EZRIAH CHAPMAN and SYBEL UNKNOWN. She was born Bet. 1765 - 1768 in Connecticut, and died March 09, 1850 in Scottsville, Wheatland Twnp., Monroe Co., New York.

Notes for SILAS KELLAM:

From "Ensigns in America" said that Silas Killam, b. 1757, probably Stonington, Conn, d. 8 May 1818, age 61 Paupack Cemetery, son of Zadock Killam, md. Sally Chapman abt 1787. Buried Old Paupack Cemetery, Pike Co., PA. Name was spelled Killam. Silas had families on both sides of the Wallen-Paupack Creek where Salem and Luzerne Turnpike crosses the stream.

Information on this line from both the Ephraim Killam and Edith Killam Brown manuscripts and papers. David K. Martin, West Chazy, NY. His line corrected// updated by him, Jan 2002. email: martind@westel.com

Notes for SARAH (SALLY) CHAPMAN:

If Edith Killam Brown's notes are understood by me correctly, Sarah actrually died in Michigan, having gone there with her children, but she has a stone in Monroe Co.

Children of SILAS KELLAM and RUTH ENSIGN are:

i. INFANT¹⁰ KELLAM, b. Abt. 1784.

37. ii. PHOEBE KELLAM, b. Bet. 1785 - 1786, Pennsylvania; d. 1853, Pennsylvania.

Children of SILAS KELLAM and SARAH CHAPMAN are:

38. iii.NANCY¹⁰ KELLAM, b. 1789, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1822.

39. iv.JANE C. KELLAM, b. December 11, 1790, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. September 18, 1871, Wheatland, Monroe Co., New York.

40. v. JULIA KELLAM, b. July 04, 1793, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. August 08, 1850, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

41. vi.ESTHER KELLAM, b. March 28, 1796, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. April 27, 1843, Paupack, Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

42. vii.MARY (POLLY) KELLAM, b. February 14, 1799, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. May 11, 1898, Oakland, Michigan (?).

43. viii.ISAAC KELLAM, b. February 15, 1800, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. June 27, 1850, Palmyra, Pennsylvania - ae 50 y 4 m 12 d.

44. ix. SARAH (SALLY) KELLAM, b. October 19, 1802, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. December 05, 1885, Scottsville, Wheatland Twnp., Monroe Co., New York.

45. x. ADELINE KELLAM, b. Bet. 1803 - 1804, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. September 07, 1878, Mendon, Michigan.

46. xi. JAMES HARVEY KELLAM, b. Abt. 1807, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. October 03, 1881, Waterford, Norfolk Co., Ontario, Canada (?).

xii.SILAS JR. KELLAM, b. Bet. 1812 - 1813; d. 1874, Savanna, Carroll Co., Illinois. Died unmarried.

47. xiii.WILLIAM KELLAM, b. October 22, 1814, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; d. December 07, 1889, Lackawaxen, Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

48. xiv.AMBROSE KELLAM, b. Abt. 1788, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. 1850.

15. CYPRIAN KILLAM⁹ KELLAM (AMASA KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born November 17, 1767 in Sackville, Westmorland Co, NB, and died in Dorcester, Westmorland Co, NB. He married NANCY BLACK Aft. 1792. She was born Aft. 1778 in Nova Scotia, and died Unknown in Dorcester, Westmorland Co, NB.

Notes for NANCY BLACK: Husband Cyprian KILLAM Born: 17 Nov 1767 Place: Sackville, , New Brunswick

Died: 21 Sep 1838 Place: Dorchester, , New Brunswick

Married: Abt 1792 Place:

Wife Nancy BLACK Born: Abt 1778 Place: , Nova Scotia

Died: Place: Dorchester, , New Brunswick

Married: Abt 1792 Place:

Father: William BLACK

Mother: Elizebeth ABBER

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Children

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1. F Mary Ann KILLAM Born: Abt 1806 Place: Dorchester, , New Brunswick

Died: 1878 Place:

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2. M Amasa KILLAM Born: Abt 1808 Place: Dorchester, New Brunswick

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3. Sex Name M George M KILLAM

Born: Abt 1810 Place: Dorchester, New Brunswick

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4. M James A KILLAM

Born: Abt 1810 Place: Dorchester, New Brunswick

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5. M Robert C KILLAM Born: Abt 1813 Place: Dorchester, New Brunswick

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6. F Olive J KILLAM Born: Abt 1815 Place: Dorchester, New Brunswick

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7. Sarah KILLAM Born: Abt 1817 Place: Dorchester, New Brunswick

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8. Sex Name M William Black KILLAM Born: 1801 Place: Dorchester, , New Brunswick

Died: 13 May 1851 Place:

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9. F Elizabeth Abber KILLAM Born: 1798 Place: Dorchester, New Brunswick

Died: 24 Feb 1854 Place:

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10. M John Martin Gay KILLAM Born: 1823 Place: Dorchester,, New Brunswick

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11. M Joseph Anderson KILLAM Born: 26 Mar 1811 Place: Dorchester,, New Brunswick Died: 1879

Child of CYPRIAN KELLAM and NANCY BLACK is:

49. i. WILLIAM BLACK KILLAM¹⁰ KELLAM, b. 1801, Dorchester, New Brunswick; d. May 13, 1851.

16. AMASA⁹ KELLAM (AMASA KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born August 31, 1771 in Sackville, Westmoreland, New Brunswick, Canada, and died Bef. 1822 in Cornwallis, Nova Scotia. He married SARAH SANFORD November 13, 1795, daughter of BENJAMIN SANFORD and MARY WOODWARD. She was born November 06, 1767 in Cornwallis, New Brunswick, Canada, and died November 23, 1853.

Children of AMASA KELLAM and SARAH SANFORD are:

50. i. DANIEL¹⁰ KELLAM, b. 1796.

51. ii. BENJAMIN KELLAM, b. January 17, 1796, Kings Co., Nova Scotia; d. May 12, 1883.

52. iii. AMASA KILLAM KELLAM, b. March 03, 1798, Westmoreland, New Brunswick; d. March 20, 1838, Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, Canada.

iv. ELIZABETH KELLAM, b. December 03, 1799, Wstmoreland, NB; m. PELEG SANFORD Married her first cousin.

v. ANDREW KELLAM, b. October 17, 1803, Westmoreland, NB. Andrew is listed as a chair maker, boarding at 9 Sanford St-- same place Julius was boarding.

vi. CYPRIAN KELLAM, b. October 18, 1805, Westmoreland, NB; d. May 26, 1847, Lower Pereau, Nova Scotia; m. ANNIE RAND; b. Bet. 1805 - 1810.

vii. SARAH KELLAM, b. September 09, 1807, Cornwallis, Nova Scotia; m. WILLIAM FAWCETT.

17. COMFORT KILLAM⁹ KELLAM (AMASA KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born January 12, 1777 in Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, and died Bef. 1877. He married MARY TAYLOR Abt. 1799. She was born 1780 in Sackville, Westmorland, New Brunswick, and died Aft. 1829.

Children of COMFORT KELLAM and MARY TAYLOR are:

53. i. ELIZABETH KILLAM¹⁰ KELLAM, b. 1800; d. Bef. 1900.

54. ii. WILLIAM RUFUS KELLAM, b. February 19, 1806, North River, Westmoreland, New Brunswick; d. July 27, 1881, Killam Mills, New Brunswick.

55. iii.MARY KILLAM KELLAM, b. 1808; d. 1886.

56. iv.AMASA KELLAM, b. 1809, North River, Westmoorland, NB; d. Aft. 1881, Wheaton Settlement.

57. v. GEORGE M. KILLAM, b. 1811; d. 1887.

vi.ALICE KILLAM, b. Bef. 1814; d. Unknown.

vii.OLIVE KILLAM, b. 1814; d. March 22, 1882, North River, New Brunswick; m. TIMOTHY O'SULLIVAN, May 12, 1860.

viii.MEHETABLE TAYLOR KILLAM, b. 1817; m. JOHN MARTIN GAY KILLAM.

ix. ANN KILLAM, b. June 05, 1819; d. February 22, 1913, Monteagle, NB; m. WILLIAM LEWIS EAGLES, December 24, 1840; d. Unknown.

18. MERIBAH⁹ KELLAM (JEPTHA⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born July 14, 1755 in Preston, Connecticut, and died March 17, 1801 in Preston, New London Co., Connecticut. She married THOMAS GEER February 11, 1773 in New London Co., Connecticut, son of STEPHEN GEER and RUTH CLARK. He was born August 08, 1750 in Preston, New London Co., Connecticut, and died February 26, 1812.

Children of MERIBAH KELLAM and THOMAS GEER are:

58. i. JEPTHA¹⁰ GEER, b. February 07, 1774, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.

59. ii. JONATHAN GEER, b. March 08, 1776, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.

60. iii. JOSEPH GEER, b. July 22, 1778.

iv. ANNE GEER, b. October 19, 1780, Preston New London Co.Connecticut; m. ELIHU HAKES, June 13, 1802, Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut; b. Abt. 1776, Preston New London Co.Connecticut.

v. ICHABOD ECCLESTON GEER, b. November 03, 1783.

vi. NABBY GEER, b. November 30, 1791.

19. JEPTHA⁹ KELLAM (JEPTHA⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born June 22, 1757 in Preston, New London Co., Connecticut, and died 1804 in Wayne Co., Pennsylvania. He married MARY LOTT Abt. 1784 in New Jersey, daughter of PETER LOTT and MARY SAUNDERS. She was born Bet. 1763 - 1765 in New Jersey, and died Aft. 1810 in Pennsylvania.

Notes for JEPTHA KELLAM:

Jeptha left Preston, probably moving to Pike Co., Pennsylvania about 1772, when his cousins, Zadock Killam, with his wife, Hannah, their sons, Moses Killam, Ephraim Killam and Silas Killam moved there from Connecticut. The families remained at Paupeck until the Revolutionary activities of July 1776 at Wyoming forced them to consider moving to Orange Co., New York, living in the Minisink Valley prior to settling there until the war was over. (1783) Alfred Mathews "History of Wayne, Pike and Monroe Counties, Pennsylvania" (1886), pg. 948..."In the spring of 1779 five young men went back to the settlement to make maple sugar; Ephraim Killam, Jeptha Killam, Silas Killam..." during which visit they were attacked by Indians, Ephraim was wounded in the arm.

A tax list for Lackaway, Westmoreland District (of Connecticut) which included the land now in Pike County, Pennsylvania, in 1778 lists Zadock Killam, Moses Killam, Ephraim Killam, Jeptha Killam and John Killam. Records of Jeptha's family are found in the Minisink-Machackemeck Dutch Reformed Church from 1786 to 1792. Census records indicate several of the early children were actually born in New Jersey.

"Upon the petition of Silas Park, Amos Park, Eneas (Enos?)

Woodward, Uriah Chapman, Elijah Witter, Jacob Kimball,

John Pettis, Jr., Abel Kimball, Moses Killam, Benjamin Lathrop,

Walter Kimball, Enos Woodward. Jr., Eliab Farnham, Jeptha Killam,

Hezekiah Bingham, David Ford, Charles Forsyth, Samuel Haigh(t?),

John Anesley, John Pallet, David Gates, Nathaniel Gates

Zebulon Parrish, Stephen Parrish, Uriah Chapman, Jr., Silas

Park, Jr., John Streng, and Jonathan Haskell, all of Westmoreland

in the County of Westmoreland and settlers of a district in said

Westmoreland called Lanaway, shewing to this Assembly that

they live on the main roads that leads to Susquehanna River

from New York and New Jersey across the Delaware River, and

that they were greatly exposed to the small-pox by reason of the

traveling from the State of New York and New Jersey, where the

small-pox was and is extremely prevalent, and thereby said

infectious disease, and some time in the month of July last, the said

town of Westmoreland.............................."

(pg. 60...Public Records of Connecticut, 1776-1780 Vol. II)

Jeptha was a farmer, owning a large tract of land, He was very involved with the establishment of rafting on the Delaware River. After Jeptha's death in 1804 his wife, Mary, and Seth Wickham were appointed administrators of his estate. The sale of property and goods indicated Jeptha was a substantial man for his time. Mary was alive in 1810, according to the census of that year, then disappears. No graves have been located for either of them. They may have been buried where the Wallenpaupack flooded. It's more likely they were buried on their own property.

References:

Court Records, Wayne Co.

Family Bibles in the possession of author

Pike and Wayne Co. records.

Records of the Dutch Reform Church.

Federal Census records, 1790--1880. Pennsylvania, New York.

"The Thomas Saga" by Marjorie Thomas Anderson, pub. 1992

"Rafting on the Delaware" and H'olt, T'other Way"-- both by Leslie Woods (1934)

Notes for MARY LOTT:

Mary Lott was Indian. She, her family, as was often the custom, were baptized in the Dutch Reform Church, given names of their sponsors, or their sponsors families. This makes it difficult to separate the actual European individuals from the Native People who were baptized in the Church.

Lyman Draper papers, held by Wisconsin Historical Society, and published in part by Heritage Press, Bowie, Md, state, " prior to the Revolution, some 222 Cherokee, Shawnee, were pushed backwards from Ohio, settling on the banks of the Delaware near where Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York now join". This would have been near the town of Port Jervis, an active stopping place on the river. Draper further wrote "These Indians mingled with the settlers of that area, being kindly treated and encouraged to be taken into the churches of their neighbors."

With both Delaware and Susquehannocks already in the area, and a small intermingling of Mohawk--always highly mobile-- along with the Tuscarora on their way back Northward--it would be difficult to state which tribe the baptized Lott family came from. The Lott surname (originally Dutch) fairly well researched, obviously entered the family, either by baptism, or thru intermarriage. It appears among the Shawnee, the Cherokee old rolls early 1800s.

One Lott descendant stated his Lott family, which was in Pike Co., were said to have ties to the Seminole-- this connection would have had to be later than the last quarter of the 1700s. The Lott's will be taken up in more detail in Vol. II or III.

Mary disappears after the 1810 Pennsylvania census. She could have remarried, gone to live with one of the children. She was about 45 years of age at this time---young for any one in this family to die.

(the Draper Papers/manuscripts are also available on microfilm via interlibrary loan, for anyone interested in researching in them.)

Children of JEPTHA KELLAM and MARY LOTT are:

61. i. PETER¹⁰ KELLAM, b. October 08, 1785, New Jersey.

62. ii. JOHN KELLAM, b. November 25, 1787, New Jersey; d. November 21, 1874, Pine Flats, Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

63. iii.PHOEBE KELLAM, b. March 23, 1790, Minisink Valley, New York; d. January 1867, Tyler Woods, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

64. iv.GEORGE KELLAM, b. July 21, 1792, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

65. v. JACOB KELLAM, b. October 14, 1795, New Jersey; d. February 02, 1868, Long Eddy, Sullivan Co.., New York.

66. vi.SARAH (SALLY) KELLAM, b. May 08, 1797, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1850.

67. vii.WILLIAM KELLAM, b. August 14, 1799, New Jersey; d. August 08, 1885, Bur. Hillside Cem., Damascus, Wayne Co..

68. viii.JEPTHA 3RD KELLAM, b. July 10, 1803, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1860, Pennsylvania ?.

20. ABIGAIL⁹ FARNHAM (ABIGAIL⁸ KELLAM, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) She married LT. ABIAL FRYE.

Children of ABIGAIL FARNHAM and LT. FRYE are:

69. i. CHARLES FREDERICK¹⁰ FRYE.

70. ii. HENRY LAURENS FRYE.

21. RUSSELL⁹ FARNHAM (ABIGAIL⁸ KELLAM, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) He married EUNICE VAN DEUSEN.

Child of RUSSELL FARNHAM and EUNICE VAN DEUSEN is:

71. i. PHEBE¹⁰ FARNHAM, b. 1795; d. 1867.

22. JEFFREY AMHERST⁹ FARNHAM (ABIGAIL⁸ KELLAM, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born October 17, 1772 in New London Co., Connecticut, and died November 12, 1842 in Scipio, New York. He married MERCY TRACY Abt. 1792. She was born 1775, and died 1873.

Child of JEFFREY FARNHAM and MERCY TRACY is:

i. PHEBE¹⁰ FARNHAM, b. 1814; d. 1894; m. PHILO PARKS; d. 1861.

23. EUNICE⁹ KELLAM (JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born Bet. 1772 - 1773, and died April 17, 1854 in Pike Co. Pennsylvania almost 82. She married HEZEKIAH JR. BINGHAM 1789 in Northampton Co., Pennsylvania, son of HEZEKIAH BINGHAM and PHEBE CHAPMAN. He was born 1765, and died December 15, 1820 in Wallenpaupack Settlement, ae 55.

Children of EUNICE KELLAM and HEZEKIAH BINGHAM are:

i. SARAH SALLY¹⁰ BINGHAM.

ii. MOSES (III) BINGHAM, d. August 24, 1860, Wayne Co, Pennsylvania ae 72; m. ALICE DAVIS; d. Wayne Co, Pennsylvania

Justice of the Peace.

72. iii. JOHN K. III BINGHAM, d. April 23, 1860, Michigan.

24. JOHN JR. (3RD)⁹ KELLAM (JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born Bet. 1772 - 1780 in Paupack, Pike Co., Pennsylvania, and died 1830 in Wayne Co., Pennsylvania - buried Indian Orchard. He married ELIZABETH KIMBLE Abt. 1805 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of EPHRAIM KIMBLE and EUNICE ANSLEY. She was born March 08, 1785, and died 1826 in Wayne Co., - bur. Purdytown.

Notes for JOHN JR. (3RD) KELLAM:

Lived for a while in the Wallenpaupack, moving on to Paupack Twnsp., in the area of Hemlock Hollow. He is buried Indian Orchard. (EK Ms) Taxable in 1776-1778. Of Purdytown, according to Juli Martin.

John Jr. worked in the saw mills for most of his life, eventually working for his son in law, Russell Daniels. The Rockwells were close kin of John, Jr, and were builidng a toll road out of plank from Indian Orchard to the Delaware River for better access. He was involved in that. (EKB notes)

Children of JOHN KELLAM and ELIZABETH KIMBLE are:

i. ELECTA¹⁰ KELLAM, d. Pike Co., Pennsylvania ae 18 of consumption (TB).

73. ii. MINERVA KELLAM.

74. iii.CYNTHIA KELLAM, b. Abt. 1801, Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

75. iv.ANNA A. KELLAM, b. Abt. 1803, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. July 30, 1868, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

76. v. EPHRAIM KILLAM, b. August 09, 1807, Kimble, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. September 09, 1854, Purdytown, Pennsylvania.

77. vi.EUNICE KIMBLE KELLAM, b. 1809, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; d. May 31, 1881, Pike Co. Pennsylvania - --ae 72.

vii.AARON B. KELLAM, b. Bet. 1818 - 1821, Pennsylvania; m. EMELINE JAYNE, Abt. 1845, Pennsylvania; b. Bet. 1823 - 1826, Pennsylvania; d. November 13, 1876, Pigeon Roost, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania ae 53.

Notes for AARON B. KELLAM:

The United States Census for 1850

Wayne Co., Pennsylvania Berlin Township Household # 8

Page Line Individual Name Gender Age Born In

169B 4 KILLAM, Aaron B. m 31 PA

169B 5 KILLAM, Emeline f 24 PA

78. viii. MOSES K. KELLAM, b. Abt. 1823, Wayne Co, Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1865, California ?.

25. LEBBEUS KILLUM⁹ KELLAM (JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born Bet. 1785 - 1787 in Wallenpaupack Settlement, Pike Co., Pennsylvania, and died October 26, 1856 in Townsend Twnp., Norfolk Co., Ontario, Canada. He married SOPHIA ANSLEY Abt. 1818 in Wallenpaupack, Pike Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of SIMEON ANSLEY and ESTHER KIMBLE. She was born Bet. 1787 - 1791 in Wallenpaupack Sedttlement, Pike Co. Pennsylvania, and died June 20, 1870 in Townsend Twnp., Norfolk Co., Ontario, Canada.

Notes for LEBBEUS KILLUM KELLAM:

From the Manuscript of Ephraim Kellum, written between 1850 and 1888 when he died. Copied ver batim from the typed copy in the possession of Sheila S. Stover, a gift of Karen Stanton.

""Lebbeus Killam son of John and Sally Killam married Sophie Ansley, daughter of Simeon and Sarah Ansley. We know very little as to the children of this family, have heard that their oldest son was about ten years old when they moved from the Settlement and settled in Canada. His name was Jason.

They lived upon Lot # 4, settled first by his father, John.

It was noted by his neighbors that he was financially prosperous, even above his industrious habits, and they were at a loss to account for his financial success. He left for Canada under circumstances

very discreditable to himself, and very surprising to his neighbors who had always looked upon him as above suspicion. His prosperity however in a worldy manner proved afterward to be at the expense of several of his neighbors. His departure from the Settlement was sudden and unexpected to his neighbors, and they could scarcely realize the fact their losses could be charged to his gain, and this was carried on for years without the neighbors suspecting anything was wrong with this man, such was their confidence in his integrity.

When anything was discovered to be wrong he was always equal to the emergency and was able to explain everything to the satisfaction of his neighbors, sometimes seeing strange men in the neighborhood on such occasions, when afterward it was learned such men were at other places at the same time, one place in particular when the family were all gone from the house and one hundred dollars was taken out, he saw a certain individual leave the house and make for the woods. And yet that same individual was in the State of Connecticut at the same time as was soon learned. But, he (Lebbeus) became too bold in his ventures resulting in his being caught. His brother-in-law stood by him and saved him from the disgrace of being incarcerated in the State Prison.

Lebbeus visited the Settlement only one time after he took his family and settled in Canada. But did not stay long visiting only his sister whose husband had aided him in his time of greatest need. After he settled in Canada he mended his ways and was said to become a different man. He gained deserved respect from the people among when he settled, his family were very much respected, and we have learned of his descendants now living they are much respected and stand well in the community in which they live.

During the time he lived in the Wallenpaupack Settlement but one person suspected anything wrong in this man, this was the wife of one of his cousins, and on her mentioning to her husband her suspicions, he told her he did not want to hear her speak of that again, he could not belive this man would do such a thing, yet this same cousin had lost eighty dollars under such circumstances. it seems strange he did not see this man in the same light in which his wife saw him,. This propensity seemed inherent in this man, and belonged to him only. The rest of the family were above reproach, proving such to be the fact by a life free from suspicion."""

(entries in Court Minutes confirm the surface of this story. By selling his land to the family, acceptable restitution was arranged, he was allowed to leave without a public hearing)

Appears on the 1851 Townsend Twnp., Norfolk Co., Ontario census. Lebbeus served in the military, 2nd Regiment, Norfolk Militia. The Nominal list of transfers from the First to the Second (Reserve Battalion) between 24 Dec. 1830 and 24 June 1831. :Kellum, Libbeus dated 4 Jun 1831 co. or Reserve First (Men of Upper Canada Militia Nominal rolls, 1826-1829) This information from descendant John Kellum, email : kellum_17@breathemail.net.1869 (Norfolk Co):

Lebins/Sebins KILLUM, 26, farmer, Townsend, same, s/o

Geo & Margaret KILLUM, married Sylvia Ann COLVA, 16, Townsend, same, d/o

Aaron & Martha COLVA; witnesses F'd ALWAY & Emma KILLUM, of Townsend. 1 Dec

1869 at Townsend. General # 1362.

Notes for SOPHIA ANSLEY:

Sophia appears on both 1851 and 1861 Townsend Twnp., Norfolk Co., Ontario census, listing her birthplace as Pennsylvania. Both she, her husband, Lebbeus, are buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Waterford, Ontario. (source: John Kellum: kellum_17@breathemail.net)

Children of LEBBEUS KELLAM and SOPHIA ANSLEY are:

79. i. JASON¹⁰ KELLAM, b. November 12, 1812, Wallenpaupack Settlement, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; d. June 02, 1885, Ontario, Canada.

80. ii. JOHN KELLAM, b. December 22, 1813, Wallenpaupack Settlement, Pike Co. Pennsylvania.

iii.FRANKLIN KELLAM, b. March 02, 1815, Wallenpaupack Settlement, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; d. March 17, 1901.

81. iv.GEORGE KELLAM, b. July 13, 1819, Wallenpaupack Settlement, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; d. March 03, 1911.

82. v. ESTHER ANN KELLAM, b. October 26, 1820, Wallenpaupack Settlement, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; d. October 25, 1885, Canada.

vi.WALTER KELLAM, b. Bet. 1821 - 1824.

vii.EUNICE KELLAM, b. 1825, Wallenpaupack Settlement, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; d. January 20, 1900; m. HUGH SLATE.

viii.ELECTA KELLAM, b. 1828.

ix. ANSLEY KELLAM, b. 1830.

26. PARTHENIA⁹ KELLAM (JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born Bet. 1786 - 1788 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania, and died 1875 in Bethany, Pennsylvania - bur Honesdale. She married DAVID BUNNELL March 05, 1805 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania. He was born Abt. 1783 in Wallpack, New Jersey area, and died 1855 in 1875 - bur Honesdale.

Notes for PARTHENIA KELLAM:

Parthnia and her family settled at Bethany, then the County Seat of Wayne Co., Penn.

Thanks to Patty Hankins for sending this information. Also, the Ephraim Killum Manuscript, and Edith Brown Killam papers.

Other sources:

page 151, book "The Wayne Independant, Centennial and Illustrated Wayne County," Second Edition, Benjamin F. Haines, Pub., Honesdale, PA, 1902. Reproduced by Walsworth in 1975 by the Wayne County Historical Society. Census records, court house tax and land records, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for DAVID BUNNELL:

David came form the Wallpack, NJ area, and settled Bethany c1804, according to Matthews. (pg 825) He was the Justice of the Peace for several years, much admired, respected. I rather think he had a large hand in arranging for his brother in law to stay out of Prison, leave under his own steam. (SSS/FSS)

Children of PARTHENIA KELLAM and DAVID BUNNELL are:

83. i. ROCKWELL¹⁰ BUNNELL, b. April 02, 1806, Bethany, Pennsylvania; d. 1893, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

84. ii. ELEANOR BUNNELL, b. Bet. 1807 - 1808, Bethany, Pennsylvania; d. 1843, Bethany, Pennsylvania.

85. iii.EUNICE B. BUNNELL, b. January 06, 1810, Bethany, Pennsylvania.

86. iv.HENRY BUNNELL, b. October 1811, Bethany, Pennsylvania; d. 1872, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

87. v. ZEBULON MONTGOMERY PIKE BUNNELL, b. 1813.

88. vi.CHARLES F. BUNNELL, b. 1815, Bethany, Pennsylvania; d. 1868, Oxford, New York.

89. vii.JOHN KILLAM BUNNELL, b. January 14, 1817, Bethany, Pennsylvania.

viii.SARAH E. BUNNELL, b. December 11, 1820, Bethany, Pennsylvania; m. D.D. GILBERT BAILEY.

Notes for D.D. GILBERT BAILEY: "Of California"---EKB papers.

ix. DAVID S. BUNNELL, b. November 19, 1821, Bethany, Pennsylvania. Contractor of Philadelphia.

x. HARRIET A. BUNNELL, b. May 21, 1824, Bethany, Pennsylvania; d. Childhood.

90. xi. ABIGAIL JANE BUNNELL, b. October 09, 1826, Bethany, Pennsylvania; d. Illinois.

Generation No. 4

27. BELINDA GATES¹⁰ BUDDINGTON (ESTHER⁹ KELLAM, PHINEAS⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) She married SOLOMON MORGAN.

Child of BELINDA BUDDINGTON and SOLOMON MORGAN is:

i. HELEN AUGUSTA¹¹ MORGAN, m. JOB TISON RICHARD.

28. ASA¹⁰ KELLAM (PHINEAS⁹, ZADOCK⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born Bet. 1762 - 1765 in Pennsylvania, and died 1831 in Hardin Co., Kentucky. He married ELEANOR HINCH 1788 in Nelson Co., Kentucky. She was born Bet. 1765 - 1770 in Kentucky ?, and died Bet. 1827 - 1830 in Breckinridge Co, Kentucky.

Notes for ASA KELLAM:

For the lines down from Asa, I owe an enormous debt of gratitude to Ron Kellems, Orie Kelm, Jr., Pat Bruner, Georgia Scott Crawley. Peripherally to Beth Moore and Jim Bedwell, whose research appeared in information sent me. Without their generosity, enthusiasm, sharing, encouragement, support, there is no way this line could have come together. The packets of information sent to be included pushed the printing back by a few months--I felt there was no way in good conscience, it could go to press without all of it entered/placed, to the best of our collective abilities.

Merging of material by GEDCOM ended up being problematical, caused glitches. Orie and Ron had at proofing for me, trying to catch the errors, duplicates, make a few suggestions on text-- etc. Easter Holiday weekend (2001), no less.

Even though further work is needed to elaborate on Zadoc and Phineas, the data available, the migration pattern, indicate this line is correct as entered. Should there be proof, disproof, more information, it's welcome--- please contact: RonsHoms@aol.com, rausch02@swbell.net , patbruner@psci.net, okelm@chartertn.net, jmlem@psci.net, Corliss1028@aol.com, ncrawley@juno.com - all part of this Kellems group "network."

We're not sure of place of death and burial--also the surname is spelled differently everywhere you look : Kellam, Kelm, Calm, Callum, Kellem, Kellum, Kellems.

Listed in Nelson Co., Virginia, 1787 Tax List "C", taken by Philip Phillips, Esq. on 23

April 1787.

""Asey Kellam 0 0 0 3 0 21-50 yrs and 1 other wm 21-50"

Next door is a blank name, but the taxes were charged to and paid by Asey Kellam,

all zeros, listed as "1 other wm 21-50" Nelson Co. is now Kentucky, borders on Hardin Co.

Per letter dated 9/9/41 from Jesse Randolph Kellems to OLK Sr. : " Asa died in Breckenridge Co. about 1827-1828. He also said Asa Kellam (Kelm) was the Father of Andrew Jackson Kelm, Asa married Eleanor Hinch Nelson County, Ky., 1783 (was 1788)" verifying info given below:

Marriage records show Asa Married Eleanor Hinch in Nelson County, Ky. Asa homesteaded land in LaRue County after he married Eleanor in 1788. He received a land grant under land warrant # 464 for 300 Acres--on March 4, 1816 received title. This land had one corner 5 poles from the Nolin Creek north bank, was about 1 mile from the Lincoln Homestead in Ky. Asa served on juries with Thomas Lincoln in Elizabethtown, Ky., per the Mather papers on file in the Filson Club, Louisville, Ky.

The 1880 Census for A. J. Kelm said his father (ASA) was born in Pa. (per Jesse Randolph Kellem) See also info from Beth Moore.

8 Sept. 1800- mention is made of the land owned by Asa Kellam, consideration of 100 pounds, Virginia money. Individual: Kelm, Asa County/State: Breckinridge Co., KY Page #: 451 Year: 1840

Asa was deeded land by his father, Phineas: "Asa Killam of Hardin Co., KY, heir at law." This land was in Monongalia Co., VA, now West Virginia, on the Indian Creek Branch of Dunkard Creek. Old maps show a "Killam Landing" in southwest Pennsylvania, with accompanying records of a Phineas Killam in the same area, same time frame. Asa Kellam is listed as Inventory Appraiser of Nicholas Brashear, 5 October 1803, Hardin Co., Kentucky. He had witnessed the will of Christopher Miller on 13 Sept. 1800.

Orie Kelm sent the following references early May 2001:

There is reference to what appears to be Asa as a member of the George Rogers Clark expedition down the Ohio to the Mississippi in 1778--- interesting.

Asa's ownership of land in the WV area was not limited to the land he appears to have inherited from Phineas and where the father/son relationship established. He was actively engaged in land ownership on his own. ownership of the land described in Deed OS2:214. may have further information.

Killan, Asa 6-1174 : This reference found in a listing of personnel with George Rogers Clark in 1778, based on microfilm records in the Virginia State Library.

The spelling of Killan may be a transcription error, reading "n" instead of the

"m", from the Microfilm record. (ref: URL:http://www.execpc.com/~sril/clark.html)

Monongalia County (WV) deed OS2:214 transfers 325a from heirs of Authur Critchfield to William John, dated 9/23/1799. Deed includes the statement: "...assignee of Ralph Hunt, who was assignee of Asa Killam...". Land was located on 3 Lick Branch of Dunkers Creek. This indicates Asa once owned this land in WV. Asa was living on Nolin Creek (Ky) by 1788 when he was married to Eleanor Hinch. He could have owned the WV land prior to 1788.

Monongalia County (WV) deed OS2:209 transfers 200a from Samuel to Richard Cain dated 9/8/1800. Deed includes statement "..On the right hand fork of Dunkert Creek adjoining lands of Asa Kellum..."

Monongalia County (WV) deed OS3:206 transfers 100a. from Asa Kellum to Peter Myers and Elias Flanagen, both of the Green County in the State of Pa on 6/11/1805. Property lying on the Head of Indian Run, a branch of Dunkard Creek. This is the same tract of land "..which was granted by patent from the Commonwealth of Virginia to said Asa Kellum, heir at law to Phineas Killum, dec., & in whose name the entry and survey of said land was made, as may appeare by the office of the surveyor of Monongalia County where the Entry and survey aforesaid are recorded on which a grant has issued to the said Asa Kellum..." This indicates (again) Asa is probably the son of Phineas and that Phineas was definitely deceased by 1805.

Further Source/Credit: Letter from Ron Kellems, Indiana:

1. Pat Bruner ..................sent all I have except the desc. of Isaac Riley K. Pat probably has more on this now. Actually received this from Mildred Kellems Graves is mostly Pat's work product..

2.Orie L. Kelm Jr..... ........his file on desc. of Phineas with some source detail and also his file on desc. of Samuel Kelm who is Orie's GGgrandfather.

3. Wayne Stapleton file... was doing a lot of research but dropped out of sight. This is re: Asa and sons and has a lot of land record info but some detail is missing.

"I think I have already sent my CLKellems/MLAnderson desc. file. Do have more now on their son Charles W. Kellems if you want it. We had lost track of this branch over 75 years ago- am pleased to have found them.

I would like to verify whether Isaac Kellems was in fact a son of ASA . The question about Andrew Jackson Kellems was cleared up by his recorded census comment "his father ASA" was born in PA. Sounds pretty conclusive.

Primary interest now shifts to finding details on PHINEAS, the deeding his land in VA / WV to "ASA KILLAM of Hardin Co, KY". Am personally willing to accept....""

1.Our ASA was this PHINEAS' son

2.The major portion of what I sent you, which came from Pat, Orie, and Wayne, is accurate enough for me to concentrate on PHINEAS. (abstracted email from Ron K.)

Notes for ELEANOR HINCH:

Per Jesse Randolph Kellems- wife was Eleanor Hinch married in 1783 (actual date was 1788) . May have had two wives with Eleanor being second. If this is true, it would appear Asa wasn't married long the first time---he was only abt 23 when he married Eleanor---unless the age of Asa is off. Source for info on the un-named daughters is Beth Moore.

Children of ASA KELLAM and ELEANOR HINCH are:

i. ISAAC KELM¹¹ KELLEMS, b. Bet. 1797 - 1804, Hardin Co., Kentucky; d. Perry Co, Indiana--bur Kellems Cem., Clark Twnp; m. RHODA DODSON, February 25, 1832, Perry Co., Indiana; b. Abt. 1812.

Notes for ISAAC KELM KELLEMS:

This Isaac is not proven, may not belong here, most of the descendants records have him listed.

ii. CHARLES ISAAC KELLEMS, b. Abt. 1798, Hardin Co., Kentucky; d. Abt. 1845, Kentucky; m. (1) PHOEBE HINCH, April 18, 1821, Hardin Co, Kentucky; b. Bet. 1800 - 1810; d. 1831, Probably Breckinridge Co., Kentucky; m. (2) ELIZABETH LEFTRIDGE, 1832, Hardin Co., Kentucky; b. Abt. 1803, Virginia; d. August 04, 1882, Perry Co., Indiana.

Notes for CHARLES ISAAC KELLEMS:

Record reads "Killiam".

Notes for PHOEBE HINCH:

Marriage performed by Thomas J. Chelton; ages certified by Jas. Duffert, from Hardin Co. Marriages P. 28. I have copy of marriage license, it was signed Charles Killiam, but in the body it is spelled Kellam. (olk, Jr.) Information and dates also from Ron Kellems.

Notes for ELIZABETH LEFTRIDGE:

Moved to Perry Co., Indiana by 1846. Signed up for Charles pension, bounty land. Son, Charles, was a witness as who she was.

Sometimes seen as "Lethridge", other variants. Elizabeth is buried Harding Cem., Perry Co., In.

One desc. is: maryg@hit.net (Dec. 2002)

iii. SAMUEL KELM KELLAM, b. February 27, 1800, Kentucky; d. September 29, 1856, Melrose, Clark Co, Illinois; m. (1) MARY HUDDLESTON, February 17, 1819, Hardin Co., Kentucky; b. Bet. 1800 - 1807; d. 1835, Kentucky; m. (2) LOUISA BRIGHT, Bet. 1836 - 1837; b. 1815; d. February 26, 1876, Melrose, Clark Co, Illinois.

Notes for SAMUEL KELM KELLAM:

Census of 1850 (Micro roll #100-National Arch) shows Samuel to be age 50, Farmer and born in Ky. Census of 1860 (Micro Roll, #162-National Arch) shows family with wife Louisa only, no Samuel. Presumably he died before 1860.

Samuel's headstone is in the Medsker Cemetery, Melrose, Ill. Date of death was 9/29/1856 and the stone said his age was 56 years, 7 months, and 31 days. This appears to make his birth 2/27/1800. Orie Kelm, Jr. took video pictures of the stone and cemetery. He also located his estate settlement (died intestate) papers in the Marshall Court House.

All indications are Samuel had two wives. Samuel's first son Ralph was a half brother to Jonathan and his birth date precedes Samuel's marriage to Louisa Bright. There is also indication Samuel's first wife was Mary Huddleston, md. 2/17/1819 Hardin Co.,Ky. (Info from Beth Moore) However, info from Debbie Jackson said Maggie told her that her (Maggie's) Grandparents were Samuel and Melissa Hutchinson.

"History of Perry County Indiana" says Samuel served in the War of 1812, Captain Samuel Connor's Company, Colonel Ephraim Jordan's Regiment (enlistment from Perry County and across the river in Ky. Research on going to prove exactly which Samuel this is.

Notes for MARY HUDDLESTON:

"I have a copy of the marriage bond and license. The name is spelled Kelm, and signature of Samuel Kelm. The Broderbund CD-2 says name is Helm, which I think is incorrect. It is likely there were other children by Mary". (olkjr) (may have been called Melissa by family? (Debbie Jackson notes) Mary probably had other children, none known or shown at this time. (April 2001)

Notes for LOUISA BRIGHT:

Louisa's probate records were in the Marshall, Ill Courthouse. She may have

been Samuel's 2nd wife? Her name was spelled Bright and also Brite. She was not buried in the same Melrose Cemetery as was Samuel.

iv. ASA JR. KELM KELLAM, b. Abt. 1801, Hardin Co, Kentucky; d. Aft. 1860, Perry Co., Indiana; m. (1) UNKNOWN; m. (2) CATHERINE UNKNOWN, Abt. 1829; b. Abt. 1809, Pennsylvania.

Notes for ASA JR. KELM KELLAM:

Asa Jr. shows in census records along with Asa Sr.--Both are in Breckinridge Co. 1830 or 1840 Census. Info on this from Beth Moore, Billy Kellems (billyd@globesurfer.net)

v. DAUGHTER KELM KELLAM, b. Abt. 1803.

Notes for DAUGHTER KELM KELLAM:

vi. DAUGHTER KELM KELLAM, b. Abt. 1805.

vii. JEFFERSON KELM KELLAM, b. 1807, Hardin Co., Kentucky; m. ANN UNKNOWN; b. Abt. 1817, Kentucky.

Notes for JEFFERSON KELM KELLAM:

This name was sent as a son to Asa, but without a source/record notation. Jefferson, born about 1807 Hardin County, married Ann (Nancy)who was born about 1817 in Ky. They lived in Breckinridge County through 1850 census, and had 5 children. This information comes from Beth Moore Is this information correct?? particularly that Jefferson is the son of Asa-- needs work--Okelm on 4/8/1996)

viii. HINCH KELM KELLAM, b. Abt. 1811, Breckinridge Co., Kentucky; d. Aft. 1878, Probably Indiana; m. (1) SARAH UNKNOWN, Abt. 1835; b. Abt. 1816, Pennsylvania; d. Bet. 1860 - 1864, Perry Co, Indiana; m. (2) REBECCA ADER, September 01, 1865, Perry Co., Indiana; b. Bet. 1830 - 1840; d. Aft. 1878.

Notes for HINCH KELM KELLAM:

This information from June Vance, (codybug10@aol.com), and Beth Moore. The second marriage of Hinch is recorded at the Perry Co. court house. Both Hinch, his second wife, Rebecca, were alive in 1878, because at that time they were receiving pension monies for Rebecca's 2 children by her first husband on his Civil War service. Hinch and Rebecca had been awarded custody of them. (under the law she would not automatically have been awarded custody of her own children, usually). By 1880 they may have been dead, because Alfred Crutchfield was then guardian for the children. June Codybug states the pension and court records seem to suggest there many have been a problem with the received funds, some of it having to be paid back.

Notes for SARAH UNKNOWN:

Info from Beth Moore.

Notes for REBECCA ADER:

Rebecca had 2 children by her first husband who died in the Civil War. It is not known for sure if she had children by Hinch Kellam.

ix. JOSEPH KELM KELLAM, b. Abt. 1812, Hardin Co, Kentucky; d. Bet. 1870 - 1880, Perry Co, Indiana; m. (1) UNKNOWN; m. (2) ELIZABETH HINSLEY, Abt. 1858; b. Abt. 1840, In.

Notes for JOSEPH KELM KELLAM:

Info from Beth Moore.

x. VIOLA KELM KELLAM, b. 1814, Hardin/Breckinridge Co., Kentucky; d. Bef. 1860, Probably Kentucky; m. SAMUEL S. BROWN, June 03, 1840, Meade Co., Kentucky; b. Abt. 1803, Kentucky; d. Abt. 1854, Breckinridge Co., Kentucky.

Notes for VIOLA KELM KELLAM:

Source and reference for this line is Gayle Putt, desc. of Sarah (Sallie) Brown. Viola is not document/proven to ASA this date (July 2002) but appears to fit right area, fits with an unknown daughter of Asa as per census records, useage of the KELM spelling, other Kellam/Kelm families in the area accounted for.

SOURCE: Family Bible of Mary Logan Jolly, Gr-grandaughter of Viola Kelms Walker. 1850 Census from Meade Co. KY According to these family records, Viola's last name was Walker. However, Meade Co. marriages 1824-1844 p. 30 states on 3 Jun 1840, Samuel S. Brown and Viola Kelms, both of age, were married by John G. Denton. It appears the family records confuse the last names of Charles Logan Pate's mother, Mary Ellen Walker with the name of his wife's mother, Viola Kelms.

An unconnected note: "" Robert Stockmeyer writes: My gggrandfather Harmon Kelms was born February 3, l805 in Virginia. In Indiania and Illinois he used the spelling Kellems. His oldest son in Tennessee used the Kellum spelling. Our family tradition is that the name was German and that we were sent into England because of hard times and religious persecutions (someone in the family may well hve been German Palatine, or Mennonite, as this history fits either sss/fss) then to America out of New Castle upon Tyne, England.""

Contact Gayle at: corgis@cinci.rr.com

Notes for SAMUEL S. BROWN:

Source: Family Bible of grt. granddaughter,

Meade Co. Census Records, 1850. Breckinridge Co.

census for 1860,

Family records of Norman Payne, relative of Cynthia Brown's husband, Robert Payne.

According to the 1860 Breckinridge Co. census, Samuel is no longer with the

family. It is supposed he died somewhere between 1854 (last child) and the 1860

census. (sent by Gayle Putt)

xi. ANDREW JACKSON KELM KELLAM, b. April 03, 1815, Hardin Co., Kentucky; d. August 05, 1894, Sample/ Union Star, Breckinridge Co., Kentucky; m. (1) SUSAN LEFTRIDGE, August 25, 1833, Hardinsburg, Breckinridge Co., Kentucky; b. Bet. 1813 - 1815, Kentucky; d. October 18, 1902, Union Star Twnp, Union Star, Kentucky; m. (2) FRANCES ANN BRUMFIELD, 1850, Perry Co, Indiana; b. February 26, 1818; d. 1892, Breckinridge Co., Kentucky.

Notes for ANDREW JACKSON KELM KELLAM:

Known also as "A.J.", he's buried in the Bruner Cemetery, Union Star, Kentucky

First wife was Susan Lethridge and 2nd wife was Francis A. Brumfield. Marriage

certificate (8/25/1833) in pension records by J.P.Jolly, Court Clerk of

Breckenridge Co. said that "Jackson Kellum to Susan Lethridge, Jackson Kellum and Andrew J Kellems are the same person". It is believed Andrew's father was Asa Kelm (Kellems), but no document to prove this; and Andrew was the brother to Samuel Kelm (Kellems). Charles (CC) Rollins was nephew to Andrew. Check in payment of taxes dated 5/27/1862 was signed by "Andrew J. Kellem". See also Beth Moore info on Andrew. Andrew sold his small farm to Harlen Basham for $600 and in part pay took one yoke of oxen and wagon, 2 horses and the balance in notes. (Court Huse records)

Notes for SUSAN LEFTRIDGE:

Susan Lethridge was Andrew's first Wife; 2nd wife was Francis. See info from Beth Moore.

Notes for FRANCES ANN BRUMFIELD:

From the 1860 Census in Kentucky, Francis was 42 in 1860. This Census also

shows another child Caroline who was 7 in 1860. Francis is buried next to her

husband, Andrew J. Kelm in the Bruner Cemetery near Union Star, Ky. The headstone in the Bruner Cemetery shows her birth date as 2/26/1818

xii. HARRISON KELLUM KELLAM, b. Bet. 1815 - 1816, Hardin Co., Kentucky; m. ELIZABETH BUCKLES; b. 1832, Hardin Co., Kentucky.

Notes for HARRISON KELLUM KELLAM:

This son is not proven to Asa and Eleanor, altho time, place and naming pattern, due to his brother naming son, on, would indicate it's correct. Descendant is Crystal Atwood. CLATWOOD@aol.com

29. HANNAH¹⁰ KELLAM (EPHRAIM⁹, ZADOCK⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born 1774 in Paupack, Palmyra Twnsp., Pike Co., Pennsylvania. She married (1) JOHN GOODHUE. She married (2) GEORGE POTTER 1794.

Notes for HANNAH KELLAM:

Two dates of birth/two places are given by those who have written her down. Caledonia in Livingston Co., and Pike Co., Pennsylvania. No children by 2nd marriage to John Goodhue.

Child of HANNAH KELLAM and GEORGE POTTER is:

i. DELIA¹¹ POTTER, m. NEWTON MILLER.

30. LUCY¹⁰ KELLAM (EPHRAIM⁹, ZADOCK⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born March 10, 1778 in Paupack, Palmyra Twnsp., Pike Co., Pennsylvania, and died December 08, 1858 in Port Jervis, Orange Co., New York. She married POWELL CARPENTER October 09, 1794 in Old Dutch Church, Port Jervis, Orange Co., New York, son of BENEDICT CARPENTER and HANNAH POWELL. He was born February 01, 1770 in Newcastle, New York, and died January 05, 1853 in Prob. Port Jervis, New York.

Children of LUCY KELLAM and POWELL CARPENTER are:

i. ASA¹¹ CARPENTER, b. Abt. 1795; d. childhood.

ii. EZRA CARPENTER, b. June 24, 1796, Ninthtown, Ontario Co., New York; d. February 02, 1882, Oakland, Michigan (?); m. MARY (POLLY) KELLAM, 1820, Paupack, Pennsylvania; b. February 14, 1799, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. May 11, 1898, Oakland, Michigan (?).

Notes for EZRA CARPENTER:

This family moved to Orion, Oak Co., Michigan. Ezra, mary living with Richard Edmonds, their son in law, in 1880.

iii. IRA CARPENTER, b. March 11, 1798, Ninthtown, Ontario Co., New York; d. February 11, 1874, Indianapolis, Marion Co., Indiana; m. (1) NANCY HANFORD; m. (2) MARION SYLVIA LACEY, Abt. 1820, Monroe Co., New York; d. Bef. 1847, Monroe Co., New York.

iv. ZEBULON CARPENTER, b. 1800; d. June 30, 1830.

v. POWELL JR. CARPENTER, b. December 07, 1802; d. July 18, 1885, LeRoy, Monroe Co., New York; m. SARAH DAVIS; b. Abt. 1807.

Notes for POWELL JR. CARPENTER:

Ran the Eagle Hotel.

1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Powell CARPENTER Self M Male W 77 NY Farmer RI PA

Sarah CARPENTER Wife M Female W 73 NY House Keeper CT CT

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Source : Census: Le Roy, Genesee, New York // Family History Library Film 1254835

NA Film Number T9-0835 // Page Number 555C

vi. LUCY CARPENTER, b. Abt. 1804; d. early childhood.

vii. THOMAS JEFFERSON KELLAM CARPENTER, b. July 15, 1807, Wheatland, Monroe Co., New York; d. February 25, 1892, Midland, Michigan; m. (1) CATHERINE ELIZABETH CASAMER; b. 1831, New Jersey; m. (2) JULIET CLARKE, May 07, 1831, Montgomery Co., Mich; b. Bet. 1810 - 1811, New York.

Notes for THOMAS JEFFERSON KELLAM CARPENTER:

Went to Michigan about 1831, settling on land his father had claimed in Orion Twnp., Oakland Co., 1824.

1880 United States Census --with 2nd wife, Catherine

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Thomas CARPENTER Self M Male W 72 NY Real Estate Dlr NY NY

Catharine CARPENTER Wife M Female W 49 NJ Keep House NY NY

Nellie SIAS Other S Female W 13 MI At School ME CAN

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Source: Census Midland, Midland, Michigan // Family History Library Film 1254595

NA Film Number T9-0595 Page 223A

viii. CHARLES F. CARPENTER, b. July 03, 1809, Wheatland, Monroe Co., New York; d. 1896, Scottsville, New York; m. LUCY ANN DEWEY.

ix. DANIEL CARPENTER, b. Abt. 1810; d. In childhood.

x. BENJAMIN BOWEN CARPENTER, b. June 12, 1813, Wheatland, Monroe Co., New York; d. December 26, 1872; m. CAROLINE ANN SLAUGHTER, June 26, 1847, New York State; b. April 11, 1827, Benton, Yates Co., New York State; d. February 25, 1913, Monroe Co., New York.

Notes for CAROLINE ANN SLAUGHTER:

1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Caroline CARPENTER Self W Female W 53 NY Keeping House NY NY

William CARPENTER Son S Male W 27 NY Watchman At R. R. Depot NY NY

Burr B. CARPENTER Son S Male W 23 NY Machinist NY NY

Grace CARPENTER Dau S Female W 19 NY At School NY NY

A. Lewis CARPENTER Other S Male W 13 NY At School NY NY

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Census: Rochester, Monroe, New York // Family History Library Film 1254863

NA Film Number T9-0863 // Page 305D

31. CHARLES KILLAM¹⁰ KELLAM (EPHRAIM⁹, ZADOCK⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born April 03, 1788 in New York State, and died May 24, 1859 in Caledonia, Livingston Co., New York. He married SARAH BINGHAM Abt. 1810 in New York State. She was born March 13, 1792, and died 1884 in Bruce Twnp. , McComb Co., Michigan - Bur. there--monument.

Notes for CHARLES KILLAM KELLAM:

Charles served in the War of 1812., fathered 9 children, lived in Wheatland, Monroe Co., NY. He's buried in the Scottsville Cemetery, Monroe Co., New York.

According to the manuscript, pg. 219, Chalres went into western New York, settled near Scottsville, and engaged in farming. he became quite wealthy, and some years before he died, sold his farm and moved for a time into Michigan. There he bought large tracts of land sufficient to give each his sons a farm.

A descendant, Chip Rowe resided in Grand Haven, Michigan, 1983. Mr. Rowe quoted sources : Howard Kimble letters - 1 Aug 1966-22 Aug. 1966, DAR Patriot Index, Warren A. Kernaghan residing Independance, MO at that time.

Notes for SARAH BINGHAM:

Sarah had a stone next to her husband in NY, intending to be buried there. However, she went to Michigan, and was with her son,Powell, when she died.

Children of CHARLES KELLAM and SARAH BINGHAM are:

i. EUNICE¹¹ KILLAM, b. December 18, 1810.

ii. HEZEKIAH B. KELLAM, b. March 08, 1813, Scottsville, New York; m. ALVISA KELLAM, Bet. 1833 - 1835; b. Bet. 1808 - 1810.

Notes for ALVISA KELLAM:

Al three of her sons died unmarried.

iii. ABIGAIL KELLAM, b. March 23, 1815.

Notes for ABIGAIL KELLAM:

Ephraim credits this daughter, says she married, but ofher family "know nothing."

iv. EPHRAIM KELLAM, b. April 18, 1816, Scottsville, New York.

v. LUCY KILLAM KELLAM, b. November 27, 1817.

Notes for LUCY KILLAM KELLAM:

Died unmarried.

vi. POWELL C. KELLAM, b. May 07, 1819, Scottsville, New York; m. MARGARET FERGUSON, January 14, 1849, Oakland, Michigan; b. 1826, New York State.

Notes for POWELL C. KELLAM:

McComb Co., Michigan, Bruce Twnp., 1850. Dates for this family taken from Powell's Bible, printed 1828, in his home in Addison Twnp.,Michigan. Seen personally by Howard Kimble.

vii. IRA KILLAM KELLAM, b. April 23, 1822, Scottsville, New York; d. Benzie Co., Michigan; m. CHRISTY ANN STEWART, Bet. 1840 - 1845; b. 1822, New York State; d. 1897, Benzie Co., Michigan.

Notes for IRA KILLAM KELLAM:

LaPeer Co. MI 1807-1907 land Grants

KILLAM IRA 4 7 N 12 E 40.00 02 30104 1852/02/10

viii. GEORGE KELLAM, b. December 17, 1826, Scottsville, New York.

Notes for GEORGE KELLAM:

Listed as a Jr. on 1850 census, Wayne Co.

ix. MOSES B. KELLAM, b. June 06, 1829, Scottsville, New York; d. October 31, 1875, Oxford, Oakland Co., Michigan; m. UNKNOWN.

Notes for MOSES B. KELLAM:

Died age 47 years, 4 months, 22 days.

x. HENRIETTA KILLAM, b. Bet. 1829 - 1832; d. Infancy ??.

Notes for HENRIETTA KILLAM:

32. IRA¹⁰ KELLAM (EPHRAIM⁹, ZADOCK⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born 1790 in Paupack, Palmyra Twnsp., Pike Co., Pennsylvania, and died January 22, 1832 in Pike Co. Pennsylvania-. He married HARRIET CHAPMAN Abt. 1810 in Pike/Wayne Cos., Pennsylvania, daughter of ROSWELL CHAPMAN. She was born June 12, 1796 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania, and died December 20, 1887 in Michigan - ae 91.

Notes for IRA KELLAM:

Ira, said to have fathered 10 children, is the only one of this immediate family who stayed in Paupeck. ("History of Wayne, Pike and Monroe" c1886) He settled on lands originally held by his father, but never held title to them. Like his relations--all sides, he was a farmer, a lumberman. He bought part of lot # 10, and 70 acres on the West Side of the Wallenpaupack Creek. He also had 1/3rd interest in a tract on the Purdy Beaverdam Brook. He seems quite successful for a business man considering the era in which he lived. Measles are still deadly, and they killed him at the age of 41.

Notes for HARRIET CHAPMAN:

After Ira died, Harriet remarried, and went to Michigan, taking some of the children with her.

Children of IRA KELLAM and HARRIET CHAPMAN are:

i. GIRL¹¹ KELLAM, d. infancy.

ii. POWELL C. KILLAM KELLAM, b. 1813, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. June 20, 1862, Pike Co., Pennsylvania ae 48; m. LUCY ANN RICE, Abt. 1836, Pennsylvania; b. 1816, Pennsylvania; d. June 02, 1862, Pike Co. Pennsylvania ae 46.

Notes for POWELL C. KILLAM KELLAM:

Powell bought out his brother, Charles, land interest, and remained on it until his death.

More About POWELL C. KILLAM KELLAM:

Burial: Old Paupack Cemetery

More About LUCY ANN RICE:

Burial: Old Paupack

iii. LUCY C. KELLAM, b. May 08, 1814, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. October 24, 1896, Buried Kimbles, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; m. EPHRAIM JR. KIMBLE, December 29, 1833, Wayne, Pike Cos., Pennsylvania ??; b. April 01, 1808, Palmyra, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. September 05, 1874, Bur. Kimbles, Pennsylvania.

Notes for LUCY C. KELLAM:

EKB's notes state Lucy was erroneously given to Moses Killam in the Howard Kimble book, but this was incorrect. The naming patterns make it difficult, often, to put the children in the correct families.

Notes for EPHRAIM JR. KIMBLE:

Ephraim settled at the Narrows, where he built a grist mill, clearing land that is south of where the railroad tracks went in. His log house left traces of it's foundation and the big frame house stood until 1950, when it was taken down for it's lumber.

Ephraim served with the Pennsylvania 5th, attaining the rank of Capt. He is mentioned in Pennsylvania Archives, Series 6, Vol. IV, pg. 693--the Brigade was mustered on 20 Oct 1798.

iv. SARAH SALLY KELLAM, b. 1817; m. TYLER NEWTON.

v. DOLLY KELLAM, b. 1818; d. 1884; m. COLONEL H. COOK.

vi. ELIZA KELLAM, b. May 15, 1820, Paupack Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. June 17, 1890, Lima, Wisconsin; m. NEWCOMB KIMBLE, Abt. 1842, Albion, Calhoun Co., Michigan; b. May 13, 1815, Pennsylvania.

Notes for ELIZA KELLAM:

Descendant of this line is Juli Martin. (jskitn@netscape.net)

Notes for NEWCOMB KIMBLE:

In 1840, Newcomb Kimble purchased 240 acres of government land in Lima Twnp. He built a log house, a barn, then returned to Wisconsin to marry Eliza Kellam. The trip back to Wisconsin was made by ox cart. He was the first assessor and postmaster of Lima Twnp. Both Newcomb, Eliza, are buried in Otter Creek Cemetery, Lima, Wisconsin.

source: Juli Martin @ mzvenus@mindspring.com

vii. CYNTHIA KELLAM, b. 1822; m. CHARLES BARTON.

viii. MARIA KELLAM, b. 1824; m. (1) JEROME CARVER; m. (2) JEROME CARVER.

Notes for JEROME CARVER:

Liv ed Lima Twnp., Rock Co., Wisconsin for 30 years. The farm they lived on was the property of Newcomb Kimble, Carver's brother in law.

ix. IRA KELLAM, b. Bet. 1824 - 1827, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1880, Morris Co., Kansas (?); m. ELIZA JANE BATCHELOR, February 24, 1849, Macomb Co., Michigan; b. 1831, Michigan; d. Morris Co., Kansas (?).

Notes for IRA KELLAM:

Ira is on pg. 699, MaComb Co., Michigan. Desc. is Bruce Bulen.

1880--- Household:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Ira KELLIM Self M Male W 56 NY Farmer PA CT

Eliza J. KELLIM Wife M Female W 49 MI Keeping House VT CAN

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1880 United States Census

x. JANE KELLAM, b. 1826; m. CHARLES TURNER.

xi. CHARLES KELLAM, b. Bet. 1826 - 1828.

33. CYNTHIA¹⁰ KELLAM (EPHRAIM⁹, ZADOCK⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born 1791 in Paupack, Palmyra Twnsp., Pike Co., Pennsylvania. She married SAMUEL (SOLOMON?) BINGHAM Abt. 1805. He was born Abt. 1789.

Children of CYNTHIA KELLAM and SAMUEL BINGHAM are:

i. EDWARD¹¹ BINGHAM.

Notes for EDWARD BINGHAM:

Unmarried.

ii. HENRY BINGHAM.

iii. OLIVER BINGHAM, b. 1805, Palmyra, Pike co., Pennsylvania; d. 1869, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; m. CLARISSA ANN NORTON, 1838, Pennsylvania.

iv. EPHRAIM KELLAM BINGHAM, b. Abt. 1807, Lackawaxen, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. Abt. 1860, Koskonong, Wisconsin; m. LAURA LOTTEN.

v. CHARLES KELLAM BINGHAM, b. 1809, Lackawaxen, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. Abt. 1855.

vi. PHINETTA BINGHAM, b. Abt. 1812, Lackawaxen, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. Abt. 1856.

vii. ABIGAIL BINGHAM, b. Abt. 1823, Jefferson, Morris Co., New Jersey; d. Abt. 1900.

viii. POWELL CARPENTER BINGHAM, b. 1825, Jefferson, Morris Co., New Jersey; d. Abt. 1895.

Notes for POWELL CARPENTER BINGHAM:

In the Army.

ix. RUDOLPHUS BINGHAM, b. January 02, 1826, Lackawaxen, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. June 1904; m. SARAH STRATTON LIPPINCOTT, April 10, 1861, Camden, New Jersey; b. 1830, New Jersey; d. Abt. 1910.

Notes for RUDOLPHUS BINGHAM:

1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Rudolph BINGHAM Self M Male W 50 PA Lumber Dealer PA PA

Sarah BINGHAM Wife M Female W 50 NJ NJ NJ

Atlie BINGHAM Son S Male W 18 NJ Clerk PA NJ

Sarah ALBERTSON Aunt W Female W 70 NJ NJ NJ

Sarah DOUGHERTY Other S Female W 30 IRE House Keeper IRE IRE

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Census: Precinct 1, Camden, Camden, New Jersey

Family History Library Film 1254773

NA Film Number T9-0773

Page Number 107D

34. BENJAMIN TUSTIN¹⁰ KELLAM (MOSES SR.⁹, ZADOCK⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born June 21, 1781 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania (or New York State), and died May 09, 1856 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania ae 75. He married ELIZABETH WITTER 1797 in Pennsylvania, daughter of ELIJAH WITTER and ELIZABETH STORY. She was born September 03, 1773 in Pike or Wayne Co., Pennsylvania, and died July 01, 1872 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania - bur. Old Paupack Cemetery.

Notes for BENJAMIN TUSTIN KELLAM:

""Benjamin T. Kellam was reared in Pike Co, where he attended the district schools. He was also sent to Goshen, NY to attend school. He first farmed on the land cleared by the native Indians along the flats of the Paupack stream, but later became interested in lumbering---like so many others. Benjamin also served the community at large as a Minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church, but was well known for helping everyone, no matter what their denomination might be. His reputation throughout Pike and Wayne Counties was that of a man of hospitality and hard work.""

Buried Old Paupack Cemetery.

United States Census for 1850 Pike Co, Pa Palmyra Township Household Number 49

Page Line Individual Name Gender Age Born In

57B 34 KILLAM, Benj B m 69 NY

57B 35 KILLAM, Eliz f 76 PA

Notes for ELIZABETH WITTER:

Said to be the first white child born in the area. Her parents had left the Wyoming Valley area about the time of the massacre. For years, also, the date of birth of Benjamin was skewed to cover the fact he was a fair bit younger than his wife, 17 when his first child was born.

Children of BENJAMIN KELLAM and ELIZABETH WITTER are:

i. ANNA¹¹ KELLAM, b. March 07, 1798; d. March 27, 1884, Grand Rapids, Michigan ae 86; m. THOMAS BORTREE, Bet. 1818 - 1820; b. 1792, Sterling Twnp., Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. February 10, 1864, Grand Rapids, Michigan ae 72.

ii. JAMES K. KELLAM, b. May 11, 1799, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. November 1800, Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

iii. LEWIS KELLAM, b. October 16, 1801; d. April 07, 1851, Dexter Twnp., Washtenaw Co., Michigan; m. ELIZABETH BORTREE, Bet. 1821 - 1823; b. March 1795, Ireland ??.

Notes for LEWIS KELLAM:

From Bureau of Land Management, Michigan land patents: Washtinaw Co.

KELLAM LEWIS C. 36 2 S 3 E 19 80.0000 02 3456 1831/01/05

iv. EMELINE KILLAM KELLAM, b. December 24, 1803, Pennsylvania; d. April 04, 1898, Plainwell, Kalamazoo, Michigan; m. JOHN K. III BINGHAM, Abt. 1823; d. April 23, 1860, Michigan.

Notes for EMELINE KILLAM KELLAM:

1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Elizabath MCROBERTS Self W Female W 45 MI Keeping House PA PA

Edith MCROBERTS Dau W Female W 20 MI Teaches School CT MI

Emeline BINGHAM Other W Female W 76 PA Boarder House Work PA PA

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NA Film Number T9-0569

v. ALFRED KELLAM, b. March 23, 1806, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; d. September 21, 1853, Calhoun Co., Michigan; m. FRANCES NORDMAN, May 07, 1835, Washtenau Co., Michigan; b. 1811, Pennsylvania.

Notes for ALFRED KELLAM:

Michigan Land patents, BLM records:

KILLAM ALFRED 34 2 S 5 E 19 80.0000 02 3317 1831/01/05

KILLAM, ALFRED 33 2 S 5 E 19 80.0000 02 3316 1831/01/05

KILLAM, ALFRED 10 3 S 5 E 19 80.0000 02 3805 1831/01/01

KILLAM ALFRED 22 1 S 5 W 19 40.0000 08 25149 1849/02/01

KILLAM ALFRED 27 1 S 5 W 19 40.0000 08 25893 1853/11/01

KILLAM ALFRED15 2 S 5 W 19 80.0000 14 1143 1833/11/05

KILLAM ALFRED 10 2 S 5 W 19 40.0000 14 1171 1833/11/05

KILLAM ALFRED 15 2 S 5 W 19 40.0000 14 1172 1833/11/05

Notes for FRANCES NORDMAN:

Widows transfer of deeds on land patents:

KILLAM FRANCES 22 1 S 5 W 19 80.0000 08 25131 1849/02/01

KILLAM FRANCES 27 1 S 5 W 19 40.0000 08 25132 1849/02/01

vi. ELIJAH W. KELLAM, b. June 02, 1808, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; d. April 18, 1851, Dexter Twnp., Washtenaw Co., Michigan; m. SARAH ROCKWELL, Abt. 1830; b. Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. Michigan.

Notes for ELIJAH W. KELLAM:

Michigan Land Patents, Bur. of Land Management: Washtinaw Co., MI

KILLAM ELIJAH W 1 3 S 3 E 19 40.0000 02 19693 1837/05/05

vii. MOSES B. KELLAM, b. July 19, 1810, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. July 03, 1830, Pike Co., Pennsylvania - age 20; m. BRIDGET UNKNOWN; b. 1810, England.

Notes for MOSES B. KELLAM:

Residing Honesdale in 1850. (family # 234) Census says "born in England" for himself, his wife, 2 oldest children. Considering the locale, the naming pattern, it is not likely--not impossible, just not likely. Tombstone, Old Paupack Cemetery, Pike Co. A note from Howard Kimble (c1930s) says he was killed in the army--but, what army in 1830?

viii. LUCY KELLAM, b. July 16, 1812; d. February 26, 1846, Dexter Twnp., Washtenaw Co., Michigan; m. JACOB PRESTON; b. 1810, Connecticut; d. Aft. 1880, Michigan.

ix. MARCUS N. B. KELLAM, b. February 06, 1815, Palmyra, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. July 26, 1902, Palmyra, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; m. (1) OLIVE W. KIMBLE, April 20, 1845, Pike Co., Pennsylvania, by Rev. Elbert E. Young, M.E.; b. February 14, 1821, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; d. July 19, 1847, Pike Co. Pennsylvania ae 26; m. (2) NANCY JANE BENNETT, June 19, 1848, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; b. 1818, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. 1913, Palmyra, Pike Co. Pennsylvania.

Notes for MARCUS N. B. KELLAM:

Marcus N.B. Killam is representative of one of the oldest and most prominent, prolific, pioneer families of North Eastern Pennsylvania. He was born in Palmyra Township, Pike Co., (Born at the time the French were better liked than the English, his name of Marcus Napolean Bonaparte was the result.) living his entire life in this rural area. He attended the "common" schools available, assisting his father in the work of the farm, the lumbering business until her was about 30---at which time he took full charge of both. The family owned large tracts of valuable timber, in both Pike and Wayne Cos. In 1869 Marcus sold 3, 400 acres to Farnham Collingwood and Co., besides houses, 100 acres of cleared land, and other property he operated a saw mill he owned for many years, was active in the lumbering business until old age. He and his wife settled on a 500 acres tract he'd purchased, living quietly, with great comfort and style. He oversaw the lumber work until his very late years, was reputed to have an active mind, interest in politics and events of the day (Beers)

He and his wife celebrated their Golden Wedding, were given a surprise party by their children, friends.

Marcus was elected Justice of the peace several times, joined the Republican party soon after it's formation, but held out against any public offices offered him. Both he, his wife, were members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.

An insert note by Edith Kellam who worked very hard on the genealogy, states Marcus served in the Revolution ---he well could have, but the statement he served under Washington does not, to date, show in the records in Washington, DC.

1880 Pennsylvania Census.

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Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Marcus KELLAM Self M Male W 65 PA Farmer NJ PA

Nancy J. KELLAM Wife M Female W 62 PA Keeping House PA PA

Ester B. KELLAM Dau S Female W 23 PA Keeping House PA PA

Hanora GRIFFIN Other S Female W 18 PA Servant IRE IRE

Almeron KIRKENDALL Other Male W 19 PA Works On Farm PA PA

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Palmyra, Pike, Pennsylvania -- Family History Library Film 1255165

NA Film Number T9-1165--- Page 311A

Notes for NANCY JANE BENNETT:

Buried in Old Paupack with Marcus and Olive.

x. POLLY KELLAM, b. April 04, 1820; d. April 26, 1895, Hollisterville, Salem Twnp., Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. JAMES VAN CAMP, Bet. 1840 - 1842; b. Bet. 1815 - 1820.

35. MOSES JR.¹⁰ KELLAM (MOSES SR.⁹, ZADOCK⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born October 02, 1783 in Orange Co., New York, and died October 06, 1861 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania ae 78 yrs.. He married LUCY KIMBLE Abt. 1811 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of EPHRAIM KIMBLE and EUNICE ANSLEY. She was born October 02, 1793 in Paupack, Pike Co., Pennsylvania, and died August 02, 1851 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for MOSES JR. KELLAM:

Moses Jr. was a surveyor with Jason Torrey, and followed his father as a Justice of the Peace. He surveyed large tracts of land in Wayne Co., being, at one time Deputy Surveyor at the time Richard T. Leach was Surveyor General of Pennsylvania. Moses, like most of the men of his family, in laws--was farming and lumbering.

He inherited via his father's will all the lands owned by his Father, adding to these others he bought. He, Otto Kimble, Enos Woodward were all appointed commissioners to see to straightening the turns and bends in the Wallenpaupack Creek, lowering the bed of the stream at Wilsonville.

Moses Jr. built the first grist mill having burr stones in it, on north branch of Kimble Brook 3/4 of a mile above the log mill owned by Abel Kimble.

Moses was once a candidate for Representative to the Legislature of Pennsylvania, but Wayne and Pike were to heavily Democratic to elect a Wig to the legislature.

The double house where the Moses Jr. family resided from 1833 to when he moved up the hill to the old Kellam Homestead ( a claim which was Zadock's, then Moses Sr, Moses, Jr, Geroge Neldin Kellam and james Garfield Illam---the last Killam/Kellam owner) It sold after his death due to the attraction of Lake Wallenpaupack.

He' s buried in Old Paupack Cemetery, stone says at age 78 years. Name spelled Kellam/Killam. His wife, Lucy is also buried there. Her tombstone states she was age 51y 10 mo at death, which doesn't agree with the census, the Bible, or the age of her first child.

Bible of this family is noted --by both Edith Kellam and Howard Kimble-- as belonging to Mrs. Dick Teeter of Hawley, in the 1970s.

Children of MOSES KELLAM and LUCY KIMBLE are:

i. DANIEL DIMMICK¹¹ KELLAM, b. April 20, 1811, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. May 19, 1876, Pike Co., Pennsylvania- Bur. Old Paupack Cem.; m. MARGARET BARBARA ROBACKER, Bet. 1831 - 1832, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; b. Bet. 1812 - 1813, Germany; d. June 12, 1881, Pennsylvania - bur. Old Paupack Cem. ae 70 (grave marker).

Notes for DANIEL DIMMICK KELLAM:

The spelling is Killam/Kellam. He spent his married life on lot # 25 which his father purchased from William Chapman, who moved to Ohio about the time Daniel was married.

The varying records do not show Clay Kellam as his son, but--the Clay Kellam family records, the DAR application, all document him.

The United States Census for 1850

Pike Co. Pennsylvania Palmyra Township Household Number 30

Page Line Individual Name Gender Age Born In

56A 19 KILLAM, Dan D m 39 PA

56A 20 KILLAM, Margaret f 38 Germany

56A 21 KILLAM, Moses Jr m 17 PA

56A 22 KILLAM, Martha A f 15 PA

56A 23 KILLAM, Helen W f 13 PA

56A 24 KILLAM, William J m 10 PA

56A 25 KILLAM, Francis R m 8 PA

56A 26 KILLAM, Amelia f 6 PA

56A 27 KILLAM, Laura f 3 PA

56A 28 KILLAM, Lucy f 1 PA

ii. IRENA R. KILLAM KELLAM, b. April 20, 1813, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. 1864; m. AMZIL L. WOODWARD, Abt. 1832, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; b. Abt. 1806; d. December 19, 1878.

iii. RUSH KILLAM KELLAM, b. March 28, 1816, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. August 28, 1871, Rock Co., Wisconsin ae 55; m. ADA J. KIMBLE, Abt. 1844, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; b. 1826, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1901, Rock Co., Wisconsin.

Notes for RUSH KILLAM KELLAM:

This family lived in Rock Co., Wisconsin, as per Juli Martin, email: mzvenus@mindspring.com

""Rush KILLAM, the father of Kimble KILLAM, was a farmer, and migrated to Wisconsin in

1839, entering a farm from the government, in the northern part of Milton, in sections 1 and 2. This property he improved, and resided on it until his death, which occurred in 1871, when he was fifty-seven. His widow stills survives, residing on a farm in Lima, owned by Kimble KILLAM. In religious belief Mrs. Rush KILLAM is a Methodist, while her husband was a Universalist. During his life Rush KILLAM was township supervisor and assessor.

Five children were born to this worthy couple, one son and four daughters, four now living: Lucy A. Kimble; Harriet, deceased, who was the wife of S. F. MINARD; Cornelia I., wife of J. J. NEAL of Chicago; and Augusta, wife of August DAHBERG, of Chicago. "

iv. POLLY KELLAM, b. October 1818, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; d. December 1819, Pike Co. Pennsylvania - ae 1 y 2 m.

v. EPHRAIM III KELLAM, b. February 05, 1819, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. March 31, 1888, Pike Co., Pennsylvania ae 79; m. (1) CATHERINE NASH, Abt. 1844, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; b. September 16, 1823, England; d. February 25, 1854, Pennsylvania-Bur. Old Paupack Cem. - ae 30; m. (2) MARTHA J. NASH, 1858, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; b. 1837, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; d. August 13, 1916, Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for EPHRAIM III KELLAM:

Ephraim III, a surveyor and justice of the peace in Hawley, gave great time and attention to the early settlers of Wallen-Paupack. He was probably one of the most qualified, coming from a family with close ties by intermarriage and blood to all the other settling families, and generationally doing business within the settlement, personally or professionally. Ephraim wrote reminiscences of most of the settlers. He wrote specifically of his double house, built by roofing over the stone steps which served two houses--his, and Ira Killam's which were built just alike, close enough together so one set of outside stone steps could serve both. Once Ira died, the widow sold to Moses, Jr, making him the proprietor of the Old Killam Homestead claims of both Zadock and his son, Ephraim who was Ira's father, and lived with Moses the 3 years he had left after 1833 when Ira's widow moved to Michigan and Ira's son, Powell, moved onto a farm west of the Paupack, in Wayne Co.,

Source: notes of Ephraim Killam,III, census records 1820-1880 Pennsylvania, NY and Michigan, stones, Old Paupack Cemetery. Beers History. Land Records. Family information.

Family #758 1860 Pike Co. Federal Census.

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1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Ephrem KILLEM Self M Male W 61 PA Lawyer PA PA

Martha J. KILLEM Wife M Female W 42 PA Keeping House ENG ENG

Ellis C. KILLEM Son S Male W 20 PA Engineer PA PA

Moses K. KILLEM Son M Male W 18 PA Laborer PA PA

Paulene F. KILLEM Dau S Female W 13 PA At School PA PA

Louisa H. KILLEM Dau S Female W 9 PA At School PA PA

Edna B. KILLEM Dau S Female W 6 PA PA PA

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Palmyra, Wayne, Pa

Family History Library Film 1255202

NA Film Number T9-1202 Page 268B

Notes for MARTHA J. NASH:

Living Hawley, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania in 1880.

vi. ESTHER L. (S) KELLAM, b. February 05, 1821; m. WILLIAM C. CONKLIN; b. Hawley, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

vii. CHRISTINE ANN KELLAM, b. February 25, 1823, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. Illinois; m. JAMES JOSEPH GIBSON; b. Of Port Jervis, Orange Co., New York.

Notes for JAMES JOSEPH GIBSON:

1880 Census:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Joseph GIBSON Self M Male W 59 NY Lightening Rod Pedler NY NY

Christine A. GIBSON Wife M Female W 57 PA Keeping House PA PA

Mollie A. GIBSON Dau S Female W 30 NY Milliner NY PA

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- Geneseo, Henry, Illinois

Family History Library Film 1254213

NA Film T9-0213 -- Page 334C

viii. ELIZABETH KELLAM, b. May 16, 1824, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; d. September 1826, Pike Co. Pennsylvania ae 2 y 1m.

ix. MELVINA (MILLIE) KELLAM, b. November 06, 1826, Paupack, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1880; m. ARTHUR KIMBLE, 1847, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; b. 1824, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1880.

Notes for MELVINA (MILLIE) KELLAM:

Resided Hawley, PA. Source: Juli Martin (also EK Ms)

Notes for ARTHUR KIMBLE:

1880 United States Census

Author KIMBLE Self M Male W 55 PA Merchant PA PA

Melcenna KIMBLE Wife M Female W 52 PA Keeping House PA PA

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Palmyra, Wayne, Pennsylvania

Family History Library Film 1255203

NA Film T9-1203 -- Page 278A

x. EUNICE KIMBLE KELLAM, b. November 18, 1828, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. Lackawanna Co., Pennsylvania; m. CHESTER B. ATHERTON, Bet. 1848 - 1850; b. 1822, Wayne Co, Pennsylvania; d. Lackawanna Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for CHESTER B. ATHERTON:

1880 United States Census

Chester ATHERTON Self M Male W 58 PA Works On Farm PA PA

Eunice L. ATHERTON Wife M Female W 57 PA Keeping House PA PA

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Old Forge, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania

Family History Library Film 1255138

NA Film T9-1138 --- Page 355A

xi. MARGARET R. KELLAM, b. May 01, 1831, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; m. (1) THOMAS J. MCCOMB; b. 1832, New York; m. (2) PATRICK D. HAGGERTY, Abt. 1850.

Notes for THOMAS J. MCCOMB:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

J. Thomas MC COMB Self M Male W 47 NY Farmer --- ---

Margret MC COMB Wife M Female W 48 PA Keeping House PA PA

Augusta KELLAM Other Female W 45 PA Keeping House PA PA

William MC COMB Son S Male W 7 PA At School NY PA

Jaber WILSEY Other S Male W 28 PA Farm Laborer PA PA

C. Ellen HARDING Other S Female W 17 PA Servant PA PA

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Eaton, Wyoming, Pennsylvania

Family History Library Film 1255205

NA Film T9-1205 -- Page 21A

xii. AMELIA KELLAM, b. September 20, 1833, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. July 21, 1842, Pike Co., Pennsylvania ae 8 yr 10 mo 1 d.

xiii. AUGUSTA KELLAM, b. September 20, 1833, Pike Co. Pennsylvania.

Notes for AUGUSTA KELLAM:

Living with her sister, Margaret, and brother in law, McComb---1880.

xiv. GEORGE NELDON KELLAM, b. September 13, 1836, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. June 28, 1906, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; m. JOSEPHINE T. KIMBLE, Abt. 1862, Pennsylvania; b. 1844, Palmyra, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. 1902, Pike Co. Pennsylvania.

Notes for GEORGE NELDON KELLAM:

1880 Census

George KELLAM Self M Male W 43 PA Farmer PA PA

Josepheine KELLAM Wife M Female W 36 PA Keeping House PA PA

Florence KELLAM Son S Male W 17 PA PA PA

Margret KELLAM Dau S Female W 13 PA At School PA PA

Charles KELLAM Son S Male W 11 PA At School PA PA

Francis KELLAM Son S Male W 8 PA At School PA PA

Lafayette KELLAM Son S Male W 1 PA PA PA

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Palmyra, Pike, Pennsylvania Family History Library Film 1255165

NA Film T9-1165 Page 311A

Purchased land in Brule Co., South Dakota. Listed 4 times in the Federal Land Records, one dated 4 Jun 1887.

William DODSON Other Male B 36 LA Hostler --- ---

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Source: Census Hampton, Franklin, Iowa Family History Library Film 1254340 NA Film Number T9-0340 Page 469B

iv. MABLE KELLAM, b. January 16, 1839, New York; m. (1) NELSON MILTON GREEN; m. (2) NELSON GREEN.

Notes for MABLE KELLAM:

Moved from New York to Ontario, Canada

Notes for NELSON GREEN:

Household Record 1881 Canadian Census

Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion

Nelson GREEN M Male English 45 O <Ontario> Foundryman Methodist Canada

Mabel GREEN M Female English 42 USA Methodist Canada

Glenn A GREEN Male English 18 O <Ontario> Methodist Canada

Frank S GREEN Male English 16 O <Ontario> Methodist Canada

Clide GREEN Male English 14 USA Methodist Canada

LeRoy GREEN Male English 9 O <Ontario> Methodist Canada

Eliza KELLAM Female English 46 USA Methodist Canada

Julia KELLAM W Female Irish 73 USA Methodist Canada

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Source:Census Place Waterford, Norfolk North, Ontario

Family History Library Film 1375899 NA Film Number C-13263

District 158 Sub-district A Page 24 Household 133

47. WILLIAM¹⁰ KELLAM (SILAS⁹, ZADOCK⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born October 22, 1814 in Pike Co. Pennsylvania, and died December 07, 1889 in Lackawaxen, Pike Co., Pennsylvania. He married MARIAH ( MARY ANN) R. SMITH Bet. 1840 - 1841 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania, daughter of DERRICK SMITH and SARAH KIMBLE. She was born February 13, 1822 in New York State, and died December 12, 1894 in Lackawaxen, Pennsylvania (?).

Notes for WILLIAM KELLAM:

Household Record 1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

William KELLAM Self M Male W 65 PA Farmer CT CT

Mariah KELLAM Wife M Female W 58 NY Keeping House NY PA

Maybel KELLAM Dau Female W 15 PA At Home PA PA

Alphena KELLAM Dau Female W 28 PA At Home PA PA

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Source Information: Census Lackawaxen, Pike, Pennsylvania Family History Library Film 1255165

NA Film Number T9-1165 Page 356A

Children of WILLIAM KELLAM and MARIAH SMITH are:

i. SALLY¹¹ KELLAM, m. WILLIAM ROBERTS.

ii. RUTH KELLAM, b. 1842, Palmyra, Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

iii. BYRON KELLAM, b. August 1850, Pennsylvania; m. ANNA M. FREES, 1876; b. March 1857, New York State.

Notes for BYRON KELLAM:

1880 Household:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Byron KELLAM Self M Male W 30 PA Blacksmith PA NY

Anna M. KELLAM Wife M Female W 23 NY Keeping House NY NY

Mary H. KELLAM Dau S Female W 3 NY PA NY

Ella TICE Other S Female W 24 NY NY NY

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Source: Census Shawangunk, Ulster, New York

Family History Library Film 1254940 NA Film Number T9-0940 Page 315C

Family residing Mamakating, Sullivan Co., New York in 1900.

iv. ALPHENA KELLAM, b. 1851; m. ISAAC RICHARDS.

v. RANDALL W. KELLAM, b. 1858, Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1930, Port Jervis, Orange Co., New York; m. FRANCES (FRANKIE) ROCK; b. 1869; d. Aft. 1930, Port Jervis, Orange Co., New York.

Notes for FRANCES (FRANKIE) ROCK:

No children.

vi. MABLE (MAYBEL) KELLAM, b. 1863, Lackawaxen, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; m. EDWIN QUICK; b. Bet. 1858 - 1860.

vii. ANNA KILLAM KELLAM, b. 1856, Pennsylvania; m. JAMES P. ADAMS, Abt. 1873; b. July 24, 1852, Delaware Co., New York; d. December 21, 1932, Port Jervis, Orange Co., New York.

Notes for JAMES P. ADAMS:

According to funeral Card in record file, he resided in Matamoras, Pennsylvania. His middle name was supposedly "Pontitheon"--same as his Gt. Uncle Jonathan's, several of the cousins.

1880 Census:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

James ADAMS Self M Male W 27 NY R.R. Brakeman NY NY

Annie ADAMS Wife M Fem W 23 PA Kpng House NY NY

Jennie ADAMS Dau S Fem W 7 NY NY PA

May Bell ADAMS Dau S Fem W 5 NY NY PA

Estella ADAMS Dau S Fem W 2 NY NY PA

1880 Census Place Port Jervis, Orange, New York

NA Film Number T9-0910

48. AMBROSE¹⁰ KELLAM (SILAS⁹, ZADOCK⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born Abt. 1788 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania, and died 1850. He married BETSEY BENNETT. She was born Bet. 1788 - 1791 in Pike Co. Pennsylvania.

Notes for AMBROSE KELLAM:

Never married, according to David Martin's notes, but LeeAnn Cullum's notes, and the authors, list him as having wife, Ruth (Betsey) Bennett, sister to his brothers in law, Frederick, Jared.

Children of AMBROSE KELLAM and BETSEY BENNETT are:

i. DANIEL¹¹ KELLAM.

ii. JEREMIAH KELLAM.

iii. IRA KELLAM.

iv. ALVISA KELLAM, b. Bet. 1808 - 1810; m. HEZEKIAH B. KELLAM, Bet. 1833 - 1835; b. March 08, 1813, Scottsville, New York.

Notes for ALVISA KELLAM:

Al three of her sons died unmarried.

49. WILLIAM BLACK KILLAM¹⁰ KELLAM (CYPRIAN KILLAM⁹, AMASA KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born 1801 in Dorchester, New Brunswick, and died May 13, 1851. He married MARY KILLAM KELLAM September 06, 1827, daughter of COMFORT KELLAM and MARY TAYLOR. She was born 1808, and died 1886.

Notes for MARY KILLAM KELLAM:

Marriage Notes for WILLIAM KELLAM and MARY KELLAM:

Children of WILLIAM KELLAM and MARY KELLAM are:

i. JULIA ELIZA¹¹ KELLAM.

ii. ROBERT C. KELLAM.

iii. GEORGE BARRETT KILLAM KELLAM.

iv. WILLIAM B. KELLAM.

v. COMFORT E. KELLAM.

vi. JAMES CYPRIAN KELLAM.

vii. OLIVE JANE KILLAM KELLAM, b. 1837.

viii. ROBERT C. KILLAM, b. December 02, 1847; d. April 21, 1923; m. JOHANNA KILLAM, December 24, 1874; b. October 19, 1855; d. May 08, 1926.

50. DANIEL¹⁰ KELLAM (AMASA⁹, AMASA KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born 1796. He married SARAH STRONG.

Child of DANIEL KELLAM and SARAH STRONG is:

i. SAMUEL FRANCIS¹¹ KELLAM, m. (1) MARGARET THOMPSON.

51. BENJAMIN¹⁰ KELLAM (AMASA⁹, AMASA KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born January 17, 1796 in Kings Co., Nova Scotia, and died May 12, 1883. He married (1) JANE JESS April 12, 1819 in Cornwallis, Kings, Nova Scotia, daughter of JOSEPH JESS and SARAH SWEET. He married (2) ELIZABETH ELEANOR RAND 1847, daughter of JONATHAN RAND and ELIZABETH SWEET. She was born December 10, 1803 in Canning, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Children of BENJAMIN KELLAM and JANE JESS are:

i. JOHN INGERSON KILLAM¹¹ KELLAM.

ii. AMASA ITHOMAR KELLAM.

iii. JOSEPH ALANSON KILLAM KELLAM.

iv. CHILD KELLAM.

v. BENJAMIN PAYSANT KILLAM KELLAM, b. 1823.

vi. EUNICE KILLAM KELLAM, b. 1835.

Child of BENJAMIN KELLAM and ELIZABETH RAND is:

vii. RUPERT WELDON¹¹ KELLAM, b. Abt. 1849; m. MARGARET ELIZABETH BORDEN.

52. AMASA KILLAM¹⁰ KELLAM (AMASA⁹, AMASA KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born March 03, 1798 in Westmoreland, New Brunswick, and died March 20, 1838 in Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, Canada. He married AMY RAND 1824. She was born January 11, 1805 in Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Children of AMASA KELLAM and AMY RAND are:

i. SILAS EDWIN KILLAM¹¹ KELLAM, b. 1825; m. ELIZABETH KILLAM KELLAM; b. Abt. 1845.

ii. REBECCA KILLAM KELLAM, b. May 03, 1827; m. (1) WILLIAM ARCHER TUPPER; m. (2) WILLIAM HENRY DODGE, 1852.

iii. AMASA LEANDER KILLAM KELLAM, b. 1829; d. 1896; m. MARIE BURGESS, 1863.

iv. WILLIAM HENRY KILLAM KELLAM, b. 1832; m. AMANDA WOODMAN, December 25, 1860.

v. JANE ELIZABETH KILLAM KELLAM, b. June 24, 1838; m. GEORGE LOUMER, 1867.

53. ELIZABETH KILLAM¹⁰ KELLAM (COMFORT KILLAM⁹, AMASA KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born 1800, and died Bef. 1900. She married ICHABOD LEWIS January 10, 1819, son of FELIX LEWIS and ELIZABETH TRITES. He died Unknown.

Children of ELIZABETH KELLAM and ICHABOD LEWIS are:

i. SARAH ANN¹¹ LEWIS, b. 1830.

ii. JOHN WESLEY LEWIS, b. 1838.

iii. ICHABOD LEWIS, b. 1839.

iv. GEORGE LEWIS, b. 1840.

v. MARY LEWIS, b. 1841.

vi. ELIZABETH LEWIS, b. 1842.

vii. OLIVIA LEWIS, b. 1845.

viii. ORENDA LEWIS, b. 1846.

54. WILLIAM RUFUS¹⁰ KELLAM (COMFORT KILLAM⁹, AMASA KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born February 19, 1806 in North River, Westmoreland, New Brunswick, and died July 27, 1881 in Killam Mills, New Brunswick. He married MARY PAULINE GODDARD December 25, 1828 in Salisbury, Westmoreland, New Brunswick, daughter of GILES GODDARD and JOHANNA WAGER. She was born January 18, 1808, and died 1886.

Notes for WILLIAM RUFUS KELLAM:

Notes for MARY PAULINE GODDARD:

Betty David: email dated May 5, 2000

Children of WILLIAM KELLAM and MARY GODDARD are:

i. ALLEN C.¹¹ KILLAM, b. December 03, 1829, Killams Mills, Westmorland, New Brunswick; d. March 16, 1913, Steeve's Settlement; m. ABIGAIL KEITH, 1855, New Brunswick.

Notes for ALLEN C. KILLAM:

1881 Canadian Census

Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion

Allan KILLAM M Male English 52 New Brunswick Farmer Weslyan Methodist

Abigal KILLAM M Female English 46 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Edith KILLAM Female English 24 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Julia KILLAM Female English 20 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Miles KILLAM Male English 18 New Brunswick Farmer Son Weslyan Methodist

George KILLAM Male English 15 New Brunswick Farmer Son Weslyan Methodist

Newton KILLAM Male English 12 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Blanch KILLAM Female English 9 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Angelin KILLAM Female English 6 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Lilla KILLAM Female English 2 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Herd KILLAM Male English 4 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

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Salisbury, Westmorland, New Brunswick

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ii. GEORGE E. KILLAM KELLAM, b. March 05, 1832; d. December 08, 1924; m. MARY KEITH, December 24, 1854; b. May 15, 1834, New Brunswick; d. April 08, 1912.

Notes for GEORGE E. KILLAM KELLAM:

1881 Canadian Census

Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion

George KILLAM M Male English 50 New Brunswick Farmer Weslyan Methodist

Mary KILLAM M Female English 47 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Joanne KILLAM Female English 26 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

William KILLAM Male English 20 New Brunswick Farmer Son Weslyan Methodist

Arthur KILLAM Male English 13 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Sophy KILLAM Female English 7 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

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Salisbury, Westmorland, New Brunswick

Family History Library Film 1375820 --NA Film Number C-13184

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Page Number 53 -- Household Number 206

More About GEORGE E. KILLAM KELLAM:Burial: Cemetary at Steeves Settlement

iii.MARIA ANN KELLAM, m. DAVID LOUNSBERRY.

iv.MARY KELLAM, d. Unknown; m. JOHN KEITH; d. Unknown.

v. DANIEL KILLAM, b. 1833, New Brunswick; m. ELIZABETH MCLOUD; b. 1833, New Brunswick.

Notes for DANIEL KILLAM:

1881 Canadian Census

Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion

Danial KILLAM M Male English 48 New Brunswick Farmer Methodist

Elizabeth KILLAM M Female Scottish 48 New Brunswick F C Baptist

Mary A KILLAM Female English 13 New Brunswick Methodist

Teressa C KILLAM Female English 12 New Brunswick Methodist

Edward KILLAM Male English 10 New Brunswick Methodist

Lizzie B KILLANI Female English 8 New Brunswick Methodist

Hiram A KILLANI Male English 7 New Brunswick Methodist

Fred E KILLANI Male English 5 New Brunswick Methodist

Lottie KILLANI Female English 3 New Brunswick Methodist

Ruffus KILLANI M Male English 75 New Brunswick Farmer Methodist

Mary KILLANI M Female English 76 New Brunswick Methodist

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vi. HIRAM KILLAM, b. 1836, New Brunswick; d. 1899; m. MARTHA MORRIS; b. New Brunswick; d. Unknown.

Notes for HIRAM KILLAM:

1881 Canadian Census

Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion

Hiram KILLAM M Male English 44 New Brunswick Farmer Weslyan Methodist

Martha KILLAM M Female English 35 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

George KILLAM Male English 16 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Fletcher KILLAM Male English 14 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Howard KILLAM Male English 12 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Frize KILLAM Male English 10 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Collanse KILLAM Male English 8 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Walton KILLAM Male English 6 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Mary KILLAM Female English 3 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Francis KILLAM Female English 1 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Elgin, Albert, New Brunswick

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Page 34 -- Household 142

vii. WILLIAM KILLAM, b. Bet. 1838 - 1839; d. Aft. 1881, Salisbury, Westmorland, New Brunswick; m. MARGARET (MAGGIE) MUSGROVE, Abt. 1865; b. Abt. 1845; d. Aft. 1881, Salisbury, Westmorland, New Brunswick.

Notes for WILLIAM KILLAM:

1881 Canadian Census

Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion

William KILLAM M Male English 42 New Brunswick Farmer Methodist

Maggie KILLAM M Female English 36 New Brunswick F C Baptist

Manly KILLAM Male English 10 New Brunswick Methodist

Carlton KILLAM Male English 9 New Brunswick Methodist

Englis KILLAM Male English 7 New Brunswick Methodist

William KILLAM Male English 5 New Brunswick Methodist

Hanah KILLAM Female English 3 New Brunswick Methodist

Frank KILLAM Male English <1 Born: Feb; 3/12 New Brunswick Methodist

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55. MARY KILLAM¹⁰ KELLAM (COMFORT KILLAM⁹, AMASA KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born 1808, and died 1886. She married WILLIAM BLACK KILLAM KELLAM September 06, 1827, son of CYPRIAN KELLAM and NANCY BLACK. He was born 1801 in Dorchester, New Brunswick, and died May 13, 1851.

Children are listed above under (49) William Black Killam Kellam.

56. AMASA¹⁰ KELLAM (COMFORT KILLAM⁹, AMASA KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born 1809 in North River, Westmoorland, NB, and died Aft. 1881 in Wheaton Settlement. He married EUNICE OGDEN November 14, 1833. She was born 1813, and died Aft. 1881.

Notes for AMASA KELLAM:

1881 Canadian Census

Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion

Amasa KILLAM M Male English 71 New Brunswick Mill Man Baptist

Eunice KILLAM M Female English 67 New Brunswick Baptist

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Salisbury, Westmorland, New Brunswick

Family History Library Film 1375820 NA Film Number C-13184

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Page 67-- Household 256

Children of AMASA KELLAM and EUNICE OGDEN are:

i. HENRY BROHAM¹¹ KELLAM, b. Abt. 1837, Wheaton Settlement, Kings Co., New Brunswick; d. Abt. 1889.

Notes for HENRY BROHAM KELLAM:

A descendant of this line is Dr. Horace A.W. Killam.

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Household Record 1881 Canadian Census

Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion

Henry KILLAM M Male English 42 New Brunswick Farmer Weslyan Methodist

Susan KILLAM M Female English 36 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Arnnentz KILLAM Female English 14 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Amelia KILLAM Female English 12 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Charles KILLAM Male English 10 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Annie KILLAM Female English 8 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Lilly KILLAM Female English 6 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

May KILLAM Female English 4 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Rebecca KILLAM Female English 2 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Eveny B KILLAM Female English 1 New Brunswick Weslyan Methodist

Charles KILLAM Male English 30 New Brunswick Farmer Weslyan Methodist

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ii. CHARLES KELLAM, b. Bet. 1829 - 1830.

57. GEORGE M.¹⁰ KILLAM (COMFORT KILLAM⁹ KELLAM, AMASA KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born 1811, and died 1887. He married MARGARET F. COLPITTS. She died Unknown.

Notes for GEORGE M. KILLAM:

1881 Canadian Census

Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion

George M. KILLEM M Male English 33 New Brunswick Merchant Baptist

Anna A. KILLEM M Female English 22 New Brunswick Baptist

Ethel KILLEM Female English 3 New Brunswick Baptist

Idella KILLEM Female English 1 New Brunswick Baptist

George KILLEM W Male English 73 New Brunswick Not Given Baptist

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Elgin, Albert, New Brunswick -- Family History Library Film 1375813

NA Film Number C-13177 -- District 23 -- Sub-district F

Page 76 Household 304

Notes for MARGARET F. COLPITTS:

George KILLAM

Born: 1811 Place: <Salisbury Parish, Westmorland, Nb>

Died: 1887 Place:

Buried: Place: Elgin, Albert, Nb

Married: 10 Jul 1834 Place: Salisbury Parish, Westmorland, Nb

Wife's Name

Margaret COLPITTS (AFN:1W9C-HV9) Pedigree

Born: 1814 Place: <Burtree House, Durham, England>

Died: 1880 Place:

Buried: Place: Elgin, Albert, Nb

Married: 10 Jul 1834 Place: Salisbury Parish, Westmorland, Nb

Father: Thomas COLPITTS

Mother: Eunice REYNOLDS

1. James A. KILLAM Born: Abt 1840 Place: <Salisbury Parish, Westmorland, Nb>

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2. Pamelia KILLAM Born: Abt 1842 Place: <Elgin Parish, Albert, Nb>

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3. Melissa KILLAM Born: Abt 1845 Place: <Elgin Parish, Albert, Nb>

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4. George M. KILLAM Born: Abt 1847 Place: Elgin Parish, Albert, Nb

Child of GEORGE KILLAM and MARGARET COLPITTS is:

i. GEORGE¹¹ KILLAM, m. ANNA.

58. JEPTHA¹⁰ GEER (MERIBAH⁹ KELLAM, JEPTHA⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born February 07, 1774 in Preston, New London Co., Connecticut. He married OLIVET HERRICK November 19, 1797 in Worthington, Massachusetts. She was born Abt. 1776 in Worthington, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts, and died August 1854.

Children of JEPTHA GEER and OLIVET HERRICK are:

i. OLIVET¹¹ GEER, b. January 24, 1800.

ii. LAURA GEER, b. November 10, 1801, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.

iii.JEPTHA GEER, b. February 13, 1804, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.

iv.EUNICE GEER, b. April 20, 1806, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.

v. ALMIRA GEER, b. March 24, 1808, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.

vi.HALLIBURT WORTHINGTON GEER, b. March 08, 1810, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.

vii.THOMAS CLARK GEER, b. February 22, 1812, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut; d. October 10, 1817, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.

viii.ISAAC SIDNEY GEER, b. April 07, 1814, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.

ix. PERSIS COOK GEER, b. September 12, 1816, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.

59. JONATHAN¹⁰ GEER (MERIBAH⁹ KELLAM, JEPTHA⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born March 08, 1776 in Preston, New London Co., Connecticut. He married PARMELIA ABBEY January 01, 1797 in Windham Co., Connecticut. She was born Abt. 1776 in Windham Co., Connecticut.

Children of JONATHAN GEER and PARMELIA ABBEY are:

i. MERIBAH¹¹ GEER, b. 1797, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.

ii. JOSEPH GEER, b. July 04, 1800, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.

iii.JONATHAN GEER, b. 1801, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.

iv.MARIAH GEER, b. Bet. 1803 - 1810, Preston, New London Co., Connecticut.

60. JOSEPH¹⁰ GEER (MERIBAH⁹ KELLAM, JEPTHA⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born July 22, 1778. He married (1) HANNAH KIMBALL February 16, 1800 in Preston, Connecticut. She was born Abt. 1779 in Preston, New London Co., Connecticut, and died Bet. 1808 - 1814. He married (2) MARY CASEBEER Abt. 1820, daughter of WILLIAM CASEBEER and UNKNOWN WIFE. She was born 1795 in New York State.

Notes for JOSEPH GEER:

Joseph appears to have had two families, the first wife dying in Connecticut. With cousins in New York and Pennsylvania he could easily make a new start, he evidently headed into the Sullivan Co. area.

Enumerated on pg. 583, Fremont, Sullivan Co., New York 1850. Records list him "of Hancock, Delaware Co., New York".

1810 Geer, Joseph Sullivan Co., NY 337 00110-00100

1810 Geer, Joseph Sullivan Co., NY 337 00110-001005

Children of JOSEPH GEER and HANNAH KIMBALL are:

i. SAMANTHA¹¹ GEER, b. December 18, 1800, Canterbury, Windham Co., Connecticut; d. December 1800, Canterbury, Windham Co., Connecticut.

ii. FANNY GEER, b. February 26, 1802, Canterbury, Windham Co., Connecticut.

iii.ORRA GEER, b. February 01, 1804, Canterbury, Windham Co., Connecticut.

iv.MARIAH GEER, b. Abt. 1806, Canterbury, Windham Co., Connecticut.

v. MARY GEER, b. Abt. 1808, Canterbury, Windham Co., Connecticut.

Children of JOSEPH GEER and MARY CASEBEER are:

vi. JOHN C.¹¹ GEER, b. January 21, 1814, Delaware Co., New York; m. MARTHA UNKNOWN, Abt. 1841, Delaware or Sullivan Co., New York; b. 1818, Delaware Co., New York.

Notes for JOHN C. GEER:

John C. Geer is listed in the records as having Mary for his Mother. However, from the dates of the births of the children, it seems likely he was the last born of Hannah Kimball, perhaps she died at his birth. Often, babies raised by a rapidly married 2nd wife grew up remembering the Mother they had, not the one they lost so early.

Oddly, whichever woman was his Mother, his father's mother was Meribah Killam/Kellam, daughter of Jeptha who d. 1757. Once again, cousins married. And, if Hannah Kimball was his mother, he was doubly related to all of the families.

LONG EDDY AND THE GEER HOUSE

This was in old times a famous landing for rafts. It is at the extreme south end of the town. John Geer was the first and for a long time the only settler, and his son John resides there still. He had a log house, with two large rooms on the ground floor. Here he entertained raftsmen with such accommodations as he had. Frequently not one-half who came could not sleep in the house. The chamber floor, of rough hemlock boards, unmatched, was covered with straw, and on this the wearied raftsmen were glad to lie, packed in rows. When this was full and the floors below, the surplus went to the barn and slept on the hay, if there was any, and if not, on the floor. The raftsmen were a jovial and rollicking set, and at Geer's it was often after midnight before any one could sleep.

One night, after the upper floor had been packed, a barrel of beans was overturned, and some fell through cracks. One of the boys called out,"There! Mr. Maples, you've knocked over the beans." (Mr. Maples, was a merchant and owner of several rafts, and was doubtless asleep.) Mrs. Geer went to the ladder and exclaimed, "Mr. Maples! You shall pay for every one of them beans." And he did, for it was done purposely by one of his men. It was near midnight before all could be provided with supper.

(W.W. Munsell)

vii. WILLIAM GEER, b. 1819, Delaware Co., New York; d. Aft. 1900; m. (1) UNKNOWN; d. Bef. 1900; m. (2) UNKNOWN.

viii. AMASA GEER, b. June 13, 1821, Long Eddy, Sullivan Co., New York; d. February 03, 1892, Hancock, Delaware Co., New York; Stepchild; m. MARY HENDRICKS, Abt. 1854, Delaware Co., New York; b. July 1836, Delaware Co., New York; d. Aft. 1900, Delaware Co., New York.

Notes for AMASA GEER:

1900 Census: Delaware Co.

Geer, Amasa 1855 May NY 45 21y 9

Geer, Ella 1861 Feb Pennsylvania 39 21y 7 5 Living ch. 9

Geer, Ina 1881 Jul NY 18 S 9

Geer, Hubert 1887 Apr NY 17 S 9

Geer, Claud 1885 Feb NY 15 S 9

Geer, Florence 1889 Jan NY 11 S 9

Geer, Maudie 1896 Jun NY 3 S 9

ix. NANCY GEER, b. 1830.

x. JOSEPH GEER, b. 1833.

xi. JULIAN GEER, b. 1834.

xii. LARKIN H. GEER, b. 1838, Sullivan Co., New York; m. NANCY UNKNOWN; b. 1833, Sullivan Co., New York.

Notes for LARKIN H. GEER:

Family #61, 1870, living next door to Phebe Lane., etc.

xiii. OLIVE GEER, b. 1842; m. WILLIAM KELLAM, October 1867, Pennsylvania; b. January 26, 1841, Wayne County, Pennsylvania.

61. PETER¹⁰ KELLAM (JEPTHA⁹, JEPTHA⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born October 08, 1785 in New Jersey. He married ELEANOR TYLER Abt. 1820 in Wayne Co. , Pennsylvania. She was born Abt. 1802 in Pennsylvania.

Notes for PETER KELLAM:

Peter settled on Blooming Grove Creek, near what is currently Millville, where he farmed, lumbered. the family later settled at Equinunk. He, the children left at home, listed on the 1850 census for Wayne Co., PA He is surrounded by his Tyler in-laws- family # 139. The Ephraim Killam manuscript states he was married to an Eleanor Shimer, but this has not been given anywhere else to date.

Children of PETER KELLAM and ELEANOR TYLER are:

i. BRIGHAM¹¹ KELLAM, b. Manchester Township, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

ii. MARY C. KELLAM, m. CARLOS SNOW.

iii.JEPTHA KELLAM, b. Abt. 1823, Wayne Co, Pennsylvania; m. MYRA MCNEIL, Abt. 1860, Broome Co., New York; b. 1840, Sullivan Co., New York State.Living Binghamton, New York in 1880.

Notes for MYRA MCNEIL:

Name appears "Elvira" on 1870 Fremont, Sullivan Co.

iv. ELEANOR ELIZABETH KELLAM, b. February 28, 1828, Manchester Township, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. February 28, 1909, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. GEORGE S. BRIGHAM; b. June 24, 1830, Damascus, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for ELEANOR ELIZABETH KELLAM:

Living with E.L. Calkins, his wife, Hannah in 1850, Sullivan Co., New York. Ephraim Killam manuscript gives her marriage incorrectly as to George Morgan--- states she had no children. Correct information per tombstone in cemetery. Maureen Crane (also a Monington, Sutliff etc desc.) email:

v. EMILY KELLAM, b. 1837, Manchester Township, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. ALONZO CARLEY, Abt. 1859.

vi.ROCKWELL KELLAM, b. Bet. 1840 - 1845, Manchester Township, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1910, Potter Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for ROCKWELL KELLAM:

Living alone in 1910. Potter Co., Pennsylvania, is this is the right man.

vii.WILLIAM KELLAM, b. 1841, Manchester Township, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

62. JOHN¹⁰ KELLAM (JEPTHA⁹, JEPTHA⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born November 25, 1787 in New Jersey, and died November 21, 1874 in Pine Flats, Pike Co., Pennsylvania. He married JANE ROSS Abt. 1815 in Pennsylvania, daughter of JOHN ROSS and SOPHIA TYLER. She was born December 26, 1801 in Calicoon, Sulivan Co., New York, and died February 23, 1856 in Pennsylvania.

Notes for JOHN KELLAM:

John was christened in Bedford, Westchester Co., New York 13 July, 1788--indicating the family was at least, briefly, in this area. John Kellam (Killam) was assessed in 1827 for 90 acres of improved land. He had settled, in 1816, at Pine Flat. In 1880, he was living with his daughter, Commertha Doyle. John died at the age of 90, in 1877, a conflicting date as to his death. 1874 date is more likely correct.

Main source for details and clarification of this line forward is Patty Hankins, a double descendant. While attending school, her own life, other genealogical "puzzles" , her patience, quick responses are helpful beyond measure.

The United States Census 1850

Wayne Co., Pennsylvania Manchester Twnshp Hsehld Number 107

Page Line Individual Name Gender Age Born In

89A 34 KILLEM, John m 62 NJ

89A 35 KILLEM, Jane f 49 NY

89A 36 KILLEM, Commertha f 28 PA

89A 37 KILLEM, Julia f 22 PA

89A 38 KILLEM, John m 20 PA

89A 39 KILLEM, Alexander m 14 PA

89A 40 KILLEM, Jane f 8 PA

Notes for JANE ROSS:

Son, John states, 1900, his Mother was b. in New Jersey.

Children of JOHN KELLAM and JANE ROSS are:

i. MARY (POLLY) SOPHIA¹¹ KELLAM, b. August 18, 1817, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. September 03, 1885, Damascus, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. DERRICK LUKENS, Abt. 1847, Wayne Co. Pennsylvania; b. August 06, 1811, Pennsylvania; d. May 04, 1871, Damascus, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania ae 59.

Notes for MARY (POLLY) SOPHIA KELLAM:

There has been some discussion as to the correct name of Mary Kellam. The Lukens family researcher records stated her to be a Mary Sophia. However, there was NO Sophia family in the area, state, before, or after. Several branches, not personally knowing of one another, stated--Derrick Lukens wife was Mary Kellam. Mrs .Paula E. Prindle, of Afton, NY, wrote (1981), she descended for Derrick Lukens, his wife, Mary Kellam, Derrick was the son of Polly North, who had also md. a Derrick Lukens. Mary was 31 when she appears to have had her first child by Derrick Lukens. Was she a late marry-er, or did she have a husband before Derrick--widowed early with no children, perhaps? Gives her age as 63 in June of 1880, when she is shown living with her daughter, son in law, the Paul Ross' family. The portrait photo of her has survived in the family of Patty Hankins, a desc., on it was written, "Mary (Polly) Kellam Lukens."

ii. SARAH S. KELLAM, b. November 11, 1819, Pine Flats, Pennsylvania; d. April 01, 1877; m. MARK CURTIS ROSS, Abt. 1839; b. February 01, 1824; d. August 19, 1856.

iii. COMMERTHA O. KELLAM, b. March 14, 1822, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. November 12, 1900; m. JOHN DOYLE, Abt. 1843, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; b. 1823; d. April 27, 1892.

Notes for COMMERTHA O. KELLAM:

Spelled Commerth, Camoitha, no certainty which might be correct. The name appears several times in the families, origin not known.

iv. TRUMAN KELLAM, b. April 24, 1825, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. November 26, 1849, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for TRUMAN KELLAM:

Truman is buried in the Hillside Cemetery, Damascus, Pennsylvania. The Edith Killam Brown papers state he had John and Jane Kellam, and died unmarried. No further references or notes.

v. JULIA TYLER KELLAM, b. October 26, 1827, Wayne Co., Pensylvlania; d. October 27, 1920.

vi. JOHN ROSS KELLAM, b. April 23, 1830, Hankins, Sullivan Co., New York; d. Hankins, Sullivan Co., New York; m. FRANCES MARIA SHAFER, May 27, 1872, Long Eddy, Delaware Co., New York; b. March 10, 1846, Andes, Delaware Co., New York; d. February 04, 1924, Auburn, Cayuga Co., New York.

Notes for JOHN ROSS KELLAM:

John is said to have been a "later marrier", as was his son. Living alone, 1860 Census, #280 - listed as "retired country Gentleman". John owned the Hankins Hotel, was killed when he fell down the stairs in the hotel. (letter, Emadale Kellam)

Residing Windsor, Broome Co., New York 1850, pg. 220 of the census. In 1860, he was living Fremont, Sulivan Co., New York, giving his occupation as Lumberman. He seemed to be boarding with Susan Hankins. Altho not formally documented as yet, it appears this would be the Hankins Hotel, Hankins, New York--owned first by Susan Hankins, widow of John, and later by John Kellam, his wife, Frances ( Shafer).

From Patty Hankins to Sheila Stover - April, 2000

"Sheila - In one of notes I sent to you - I included info on John R. Kellam -son of John Kellam and Jane Ross was born on April 23, 1830 at Hankins, Sullivan Co., NY. Looking at the various sources of info I've got - I think this is incorrect. 1) In the 1860, 1880 and 1900 censuses - his birthplace is consistently listed as PA. 2) The 1830 census - taken June 1 - two months after John R's birth -has the family at Manchester, Wayne County, PA. 3) Town of Hankins wasn't founded until about 1840. At this point - I have no source that says he was born at Manchester, Wayne County - but I'm willing to bet that he was. In my files - I'm

going to switch it to being born in PA - most likely at Manchester, Wayne Co. Patty"

Living Fremont, Sullivan Co., New York, 1900. (P Hankins)

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Household Record 1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

John R. KELLAM Self M Male W 50 PA Farmer PA PA

F. N. KELLAM Wife M Female W 34 NY Keeping House NY NY

Mary KELLAM Dau S Female W 5 NY PA NY

Frank KELLAM Son S Male W 3 NY PA NY

John ROSS Other S Male W 12 NY Laborer PA PA

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Notes for FRANCES MARIA SHAFER:

Patty Hankins sent the 1900 Census enumeration, Frances stated she was the mother of 4 children, 3 of whom were living that date. Her Father was born in NY, her Mother in Connecticut.

vii. CLARA B. KELLAM, b. March 09, 1833, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. September 20, 1882, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for CLARA B. KELLAM: Clara buried Hillside Cemetery, Damascus, Pennsylvania.

viii. ALEXANDER C. KELLAM, b. January 23, 1836, Wayne County, Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1900, Ridgeway Co., Pennsylvania; m. JULIA A. NILES, November 05, 1860, Walton, Delaware Co., new York; b. December 26, 1837, Walton, Delaware Co., New York; d. December 14, 1920, Ridgeway Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for ALEXANDER C. KELLAM: This family residing Manchester Twnp., Wayne Co., Pennsylvania in 1870, 1880, and in Ridgeway Co., Pennsylvania in 1900/1910.

1880 Household:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Alexander C. KELLAM Self M Male W 44 PA Farmer PA PA

Julia A. KELLAM Wife M Female W 42 NY Keeping House NY NY

Elmer C. KELLAM Son S Male W 18 PA At Home PA NY

Lizzie KELLAM Dau S Female W 17 PA At Home PA NY

Jennie KELLAM Dau S Female W 15 PA At Home PA NY

Hannah KELLAM Dau S Female W 13 PA At Home PA NY

Charles KELLAM Son S Male W 10 PA At Home PA NY

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Marriages from Delhi Republican Newspapers, 1860 - 1869 Electronic File by Alan Malz

Nov 17 -- In Delhi, , Nov 5th, by Rev. J. S. Pattengill, Mr ALEXANDER KELLAM, Hamden, to Miss JULIA A. NILES, Walton.

Notes for JULIA A. NILES:

Two of her daughters married: one to C.F. Geary, whose home she died in, and one married E.O. Cole. The obituary does not mention maiden names of anyone, nor when her husband died, but does say, they moved to Ridgeway in 1888. Family records give Niles for her last name, but her obituary, minister's return for the marriage stated Lukins. With so much intermarriage,cousinship relationships, it would be an easy error.

ix. PENIMA ROSETTA KELLAM, b. October 13, 1838, Wayne County, Pennsylvania; d. March 04, 1917.

x. HENRY KELLAM, b. 1840, Pennsylvania.

xi. JANE E. KELLAM, b. August 29, 1841, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. DANIEL BROWN.

xii. SARAH KELLAM, b. Abt. 1824; m. UNKNOWN ROSE. Source: Edith Killam Brown papers.

xiii. JULIA KELLAM, b. 1828, Wayne County, Pa.

xiv. ROSETTA KELLAM, b. 1839, Wayne County, Pa.

xv. JANE KELLAM, b. 1842, Wayne County, Pa.

63. PHOEBE¹⁰ KELLAM (JEPTHA⁹, JEPTHA⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born March 23, 1790 in Minisink Valley, New York, and died January 1867 in Tyler Woods, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania. She married WILLIAM (ROCK RUN BILL) TYLER Bet. 1810 - 1811 in Wayne Co., Pennsylvania ?, son of NATHANIEL TYLER and MARGARET ROSS. He was born September 08, 1788 in Delaware Co., New York, and died November 27, 1876 in Tyler Woods, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for PHOEBE KELLAM:

A maple ladder back rocker was a wedding gift from Phoebe, a great favorite in the family, owned, in 1993, by Marjorie Thomas Anderson, Phoebe's great grand-daughter.

On a night in the winter, probably snow up to the knees and cold, given the area--Phoebe was awaked by pounding on the door. The tale goes she opened up to see her son, Edward, standing at the door, with a tiny wrapped bundle in his arms, tears streaming down his face, freezing in place. His wife had just died, having given birth to the infant son in his arms. Marjorie Anderson's book tells the same story, pretty much, and states the baby boy was named in honor of the mid wife who was able to deliver him safely.

Children of PHOEBE KELLAM and WILLIAM TYLER are:

i. MARYBE¹¹ TYLER, b. Calicoon area, New York; m. CORNELIUS WAINWRIGHT.

ii. HARRIET TYLER, b. Callicoon, Sullivan Co., New York; m. JOHN WILSON.

iii. SARAH (SALLY) TYLER, b. 1812; m. GEORGE CARHEART, Abt. 1831; b. 1809.

Notes for GEORGE CARHEART: Lived Tyler Woods.

iv. JOHN EDWARD TYLER, b. Abt. 1813, Calicoon Area, Sullivan Co., New York; m. (2) LUCINDA ADAMS, Bet. 1834 - 1836; b. Bet. 1816 - 1818, Delaware Co./Sullivan Co., New York; d. Bet. 1849 - 1850.

Notes for JOHN EDWARD TYLER:

Family # 255, Damascus, PA. 1850. Evidence says this info is correct, but, the children are not totally proven. Perhaps some descendant will see/come forward, add to or substantiate the family.

Notes for LUCINDA ADAMS:

Source: Census, Records of Marjorie Thomas Anderson.

v. EDWARD C. (G) TYLER, b. Abt. 1814, Calicoon area; m. (1) CAROLINE (CARRIE) BRISACK; b. 1834; d. Aft. 1880.

Notes for EDWARD C. (G) TYLER:

Family 215 / 226, Manchester Twnp., Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

vi. PETER K. TYLER, b. Abt. 1817, Sullivan Co., New York; m. (1) HULDAH SMITH; b. Bet. 1818 - 1821, New York State; m. (2) REBECCA SPARKS.

Notes for HULDAH SMITH:

Huldah was the mid-wife at the birth of Edward Tyler's son, Smith, he was named for her, she having saved his life.

vii. GEORGE TYLER, b. Bet. 1820 - 1827, Calicoon, Sullivan Co., New York; m. ELIZA BILLINGS, Bet. 1845 - 1849; b. 1827, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for GEORGE TYLER:

Family # 180, Manchester Twnp. enumeration, 1880. Living next door to Morris Billings, an Uncle in law??

viii. PRUDENCE TYLER, b. June 23, 1824, Calicoon , Sullivan Co., New York; d. December 24, 1886, Hancock, Delaware Co., New York; m. HENRY HARPER THOMAS, February 14, 1851; b. December 1824, New York State; d. 1908, Delaware Co.., New York.

Notes for PRUDENCE TYLER:

Lived both at Hancock, and Tyler Woods, Pennsylvania. Buried in the Damascus Overlook Cemetery, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for HENRY HARPER THOMAS:

Hankins NY column of the Wayne Independent, Feb 22 1908

Name Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation

Harper THOMAS M Male 55 NY Farmer

Prudence THOMAS M Female 55 NY Keeping House

Aaron THOMAS S Male 17 NY At Home

John W. KEYES M Male 27 NJ Laborer

Alice Harper KEYES M Female 23 NY Keeping House

Census Place Manchester, Wayne, Pennsylvania

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ix. DULCINA TYLER, b. Abt. 1829, Calicoon, Sullivan Co., New York; m. JAY BUCKINGHAM.

Notes for DULCINA TYLER: Family # 100, Manchester Twnp., Wayne Co., PA 1850.

x. PHOEBE JANE TYLER, b. Bet. 1832 - 1833, Callicoon, Sullivan Co., New York; m. ISAAC BOGART, Abt. 1853; b. April 11, 1827, Tappan, Rockland Co., New York.

Notes for ISAAC BOGART:

Lived on Cooley Brook, Tyler Woods, Pennsylvania. Was referred to by most as "Ike".

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Household Record 1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Isaac BOGART Self M Male W 52 NY Farmer NY NY

Phebe Jane BOGART Wife M Female W 48 PA Keeping House NY NY

William BOGART Son S Male W 22 PA Laborer NY NY

Albert BOGART Son S Male W 16 PA At Home NY NY

Hannah BOGART Dau S Female W 12 PA At Home NY NY

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64. GEORGE¹⁰ KELLAM (JEPTHA⁹, JEPTHA⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born July 21, 1792 in Wayne Co., Pennsylvania. He married UNKNOWN Abt. 1813 in Pennsylvania.

Notes for GEORGE KELLAM:

George lived at Bramens, but settled at Pine Flat where he engaged intensely in farming, lumbering, and mercantile business. He was considered very eccentric, he owned a large mansion, where he had lived in solitude. He died a very old man, the farm and mansion eventually passed into the hands of a Joseph Ross, who was probably a relative. Was George's unknown wife a Ross, making this a natural progression of inheritance? Was she a Lukins, accounting for the name of his supposed 1st born son? The Lukens and Ross intermarried often--again, this would account for where the mansion and land ended up.

There are discrepancies with this particular George. It was said he didn't marry-- yet records point definitely to his marrying, having a family. A 1950s a note in the files of the Binghamton Kellams said he lived alone most of his life-- that he" didn't see his children".

Thanks to the clear eyed view of Patty Hankins, here is an unproven theory, supported by some evidence, of what MAY be the correct or partially correct, answer.

1840 Federal Census Manchester Twnp., Wayne Co., Pennsylvania

1 m 40-50 - George - age 48

3 m 20-30 - born bet. 1810 - 1820

2 m 15 - 20 born bet. 1820-1825

1 f 15 - 20 - born bet. 1820-1825

1 m 10-15 - born bet. 1825 - 1830

References:

Census, Letter written 11 June 1948, Brooklyn, NY by Dr William O. Kingsbury. (original in possession of author) Wainright Bible Records, provided by Dr. Kingsbury. Also, #3050 of Kingsbury Genealogy.

There's a George and his father are living with the Anson Tyler family in 1850. is this one of the unknown children above?

Children of GEORGE KELLAM and UNKNOWN are:

i. JOHN¹¹ KELLAM, b. Bet. 1812 - 1815, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania/Sullivan Co., New York; d. Aft. 1880, Wayne Co., Pennsylvlania; m. (1) EMILY KINGSBURY, 1837, Sullivan Co., New York; b. Abt. 1819; d. 1840, New York State; m. (2) JANE WAINWRIGHT, November 1841, Pennsylvania; b. September 04, 1815, Sullivan Co., New York; d. December 18, 1871, Cochecton, Sullivan Co., New York.

Notes for JOHN KELLAM:

Marjorie Anderson's book lists John as the son of George, but gave George the wrong wife. It appears John was married twice, Emily dying after the birth of their child. (Kingsbury family note on a child losing it's mother) Did the child also die? It doesn't show in the household of John and Jane.

New York State Census - 1855 - Sullivan Co., New York

John Kellam - 38 - M b Sullivan Co. farmer

Jane 39 F b Sullivan Co.

Emily 10 F b Sullivan Co.

$$$ 8 M b Sullivan Co.

Clarissa 5 F b Sullivan Co.

Eugenia 2 F b Sullivan Co.

1860 Federal Census:

John Kellam 43 M farmer 2000 R.E. 500 pers. Born NY

Jane 43 F

Emily 15

George 14

Susan 11

Eugene 7

Alive in Pennsylvania, Manchester Twnp., 1880 census, #164

ii. LASKON/LARKIN KELLAM, b. Bet. 1812 - 1815, Manchester Twnp., Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. Bef. 1870, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. (1) LYDIA LORD, Bet. 1830 - 1833, Sullivan Co., ??; b. Bet. 1810 - 1816, Lordville, Delaware Co., New York; d. Bet. 1825 - 1840, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. (2) MALINDA LANE, Abt. 1838; b. 1820, New York State.

Notes for LASKON/LARKIN KELLAM:

Laskon's name is spelled every which way, he was also referred to as "Luke". He may have been named for the Lukins family. It's not clear (currently) whether it was this Lukins/Laskon who was in the Civil War, or the Laskon Kellam b. 1839/40.

Family #64,page 86, 1850 Manchester Twnp. of the Federal Census.

Notes for LYDIA LORD: It is not known if there were any children of this marriage.

iii.MALE KELLAM, b. Abt. 1819, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

iv.FEMALE KELLAM, b. Abt. 1821.

v. MALE KELLAM, b. Abt. 1823.

vi.MALE KELLAM, b. Abt. 1825.

65. JACOB¹⁰ KELLAM (JEPTHA⁹, JEPTHA⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born October 14, 1795 in New Jersey, and died February 02, 1868 in Long Eddy, Sullivan Co.., New York. He married (1) HANNAH PIERCE May 27, 1818 in Sullivan Co., New York, daughter of HENRY PIERCE and MARIA/MARY EMANUEL/MANN. She was born September 13, 1800 in Ulster Co. or Sullivan Co., New York, and died March 31, 1876 in Long Eddy, Sullivan Co., New York.

Notes for JACOB KELLAM:

"History of Wayne, Pike and Monroe Counties" (1886) states " Jacob settled on the Delaware above the mouth of Little Equinunk Creek, where he cleared a large farm."

In 1827, he was assessed for 60 acres of improved and 560 of unimproved land. The large farm he cleared, with the necessary buildings, orchards and miles of stone wall --attests to his energy. Lack of prudent financial care unfortunately left this large and good estate drastically tied up. Jacob died intestate, much litigation followed his death. Between courts, attorneys, the property passed to them, with little remaining for his heirs. Eventually, the bulk of the land was purchased by Warner P. Adams, a man who later became his grandson, Timothy's, Uncle in-law. (see ADAMS chapter)

According to the "Commemorative Biographical Record of North Eastern Pennsylvania" ppg. 504-505.. "they moved by canoe to Little Equinunk, where Jacob purchased several thousand acres of land, erecting two sawmills on the Delaware River, at the mouth of the Little Equinunk Creek" The arrival of the Jacob Kellams via canoe has popped up among relatives this author never even knew about until the last 30 years. It came to me first via my great Uncle, Lawrence Jeptha Kellam, a doctor in Binghamton, New York, brother to my grandfather. (date on my notes is 1960)

"About 1820, what appeared coming along the Delaware in late Spring, but a birch bark canoe, gliding along in the mid-day sun, carrying Jacob, wife, Hannah, and a baby boy, ( William, their first born). It would've been after the worst of the ice flows had dissipated.

The version I heard included the tidbit Hannah's family, other cousins of them both, had provided the canoe, shortly followed with a raft containing household goods and provisions, the men staying long enough to help with clearing and building for the young couple. ( It was good to see it partially confirmed in a book published 1906.)

Jacob made many improvements, building houses and barns clearing over 600 acres of land, which he placed in a high yield cultivation pattern. This is land he purchased from John Lord, his wife, Lydia Adams Lord, in 1828 (date of recording) In actuality, the purchase was for 650 acres. It was part of a Pennsylvania Land Warrent issued to John Lord many years before.

Jacob cleared the land at Equinunk flats in the Delaware Valley. He built two saw mills and was known all over for the miles of stone walls he built on his land. The cabin he erected was of logs from his own woods and sat up at the top of a hill overlooking the Equinunk Creek, but facing the state road. The fireplace in the large central room was of field stone, big enough to hold half of a good size tree. The original cabin held the main room, and two similar rooms. When more children were born, a huge room was added, using the fireplace, and a new opening on the opposite side, to heat the later room. Eventually, the cabin was doubled in size, with rooms, lofts, and interior finished to make any signs of logs go un-noticed. One of the new additions had a staircase that was between the walls, quite an innovation for the time. A root cellar was dug into the hill behind, entered by going thru the kitchen at the rear.

Always enterprising, and with a large family, Jacob built his own schoolhouse at the edge of town (Manchester Twnp) in 1827. In 1834, Pennsylvania passed the School Law, but with Jacob's building already in place, his school house stood. The School Directors finally purchased it, with it's improvements--Jacob never left ANYTHING the way it was when first built-- on 9 Feb. 1860, for $200 dollars (source: court records, town minutes). This school was still in operation well into the early 1900s

Jacob was the principal businessman of his area, one of the most generous and enterprising of citizens in Wayne County (PA). Jacob was instrumental in laying out the old State Road, leading from Philadelphia to Hale's Eddy, New York, on the Delaware River. Much of it is still in use today. Jacob had no formal schooling, but had acquired, via his extensive business and area dealings, an excellent knowledge of men, affairs and business methods. He was known for a phenomenal memory, and it was said of him---- he would, without a note or figure on the books, settle correctly any business done during the year.

Jacob's generosity and liberal mindedness were well known, much admired throughout the entire eastern portion of Pennsylvania. He was especially noted by those with whom he had dealings, and among the poor whom he had helped.

Jacob, via his mother, Mary Lott's family, was heavily Indian mix, (Shawnee/ Cherokee) as were a large percentage of the settlers in that area. (also see Pierce chapter) As well as farther back on the Kellam side. Many of the qualities admired in Jacob were those which thousands of years of tradition instilled in the Native People. Care of the land, fair dealings with all, a helping hand to anyone who was in need.

Jacob his wife, Hannah (Pierce) Kellam, were members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, even though her families religious background was Dutch Reform.

Jacob died in his own home. He didn't have a will---rather odd, considering he had always been a good businessman and forward in his views. He had acquired over 1,700 acres, which contained his mills, buildings. Due to the court, legal, attorneys, fees (things don't change much, do they?) his large estate was so depleted there was next to nothing left for his heirs. His wife, Hannah, died at the home of their son, Jeptha. Both deaths occurred at Little Equinunk, and, according to their gt.gt. grandson, Larence Manning Kellam, they were interred in the private Kellam Cemetery, near Kellams Bridge - Stalker. A monument was later erected at the cemetery over the state line near Long Eddy, Sullivan Co., New York, (left hand side, as one drives North towards Hancock) giving rise to the oft made error they are buried there.

References and sources:

as cited,

Bible of Jacob Kellam,his wife, Hannah Pierce Kellam, owned by the author

family records,

letters, obituaries, death records,

family papers,

Fed. Census records of Delaware Co., NY, Wayne Co. PA, , 1840-1900

United States Census 1850 Wayne Co., Pennsylvania Manchester Twnshp Household Number 72

Page Line Individual Name Gender Age Born In

86B 5 KILLEM, Jacob m 54 NJ

86B 6 KILLEM, Hannah f 49 NY

86B 7 KILLEM, William m 31 NY

86B 8 KILLEM, Betsy f 27 PA

86B 9 KILLEM, Barillla f 25 PA

86B 10 KILLEM, Peter m 21 PA

86B 11 KILLEM, Lodusky f 18 PA

86B 12 KILLEM, David m 17 PA

86B 13 KILLEM, Henry m 15 PA

86B 14 KILLEM, Ellen f 11 PA

86B 15 KILLEM, Frances f 7 PA

Notes for HANNAH PIERCE:

No mention was made of siblings/ parents of Hannah in the " Biographical History of Wayne, Pike and Monroe Counties,Pennsylvania" history. Her obituary, (lengthy to the extreme), extolled her "good Christian values", spoke endlessly of her children, home, etc., made absolutely no reference-again- to her parents, siblings, family, place of origin.

Her grandson, Timothy, (she died in his home when he was well into his teens) others, knew her, no one spoke of her, were evasive. Would not talk about her, or their kin.

Lengthy research, working with tribes on the east coast, their history, naming patterns, migration, finally solved the puzzle to a large extent. She was Native American/Indian, and due to the social mores of the times, attitudes, laws, it was neither wise, nor safe, to admit, let alone be open, to such a fact. Everyone was pretty much in the same situation in that area. -It was a case of "hiding in plain sight". It was an amusing anecdote to learn, Hannah was instrumental in helping get the Minisink Monument erected,(c1833) the People put the names on it as they knew them. Knowing full well her Grandfather was not only a Tory, but an Indian, she put his name on it, and it became a secret joke among those who knew, remembered. Hardly the type of thing one would splash in a biographical book, or in the obit!

Hannah was living in Little Equinunk, Pennsylvania, Wayne Co.,1870. In the household with her was daughter, Barilla Kellam, and a Loretta Layton, age 12, b. 1858.

Sources:

Statements of Earl Pierce, (desc. of Israel, nephew of Jonathan) former Chief, Meherrin Indians, Hertford Co., NC--1993-1994

Genealogical/Historical/oral Records, Ramapo Mountain Indians, Bergen/Passaic Cos. New Jersey 1989-1993

1909 New York Tuscarora Indian Claims, National Archives

Oral history, Mann family

Oral History, Stockbridge-Munsee Indians of Wisconsin

Oral Tradition, Delaware Indians of Brantford, Ontario.

Statements of Cora Fanny Hopkins Kellam, in 1948-1949

Children of JACOB KELLAM and HANNAH PIERCE are:

i. WILLIAM TYLER¹¹ KELLAM, b. April 15, 1819, Little Equinunk, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. April 20, 1887, New York State; m. JERUSHA JANE HUNTINGTON, Abt. 1850, New York State; b. 1827, Sullivan Co., New York; d. Bef. 1887, New York State.

Notes for WILLIAM TYLER KELLAM:

William moved back to Jacob's land after his death, no doubt due to all the problems with the estate--he WAS the eldest son. There they remained, 1872 thru the end of the decade,when the land was put up for auction to settle Jacob's estate--- purchased by George C. Waller, his wife, Elizabeth (Lizzie).

The County history said there were no children of the marriage. However, in 1850, and 1860, (Fremont, New York) they have living with them boys, who fit, age wise, naming pattern. Then there is the cemetery--

According to cemetery records, one son , who died without issue, is buried in the Kellam Cemetery - the one on the way to Hancock- Until such time as records prove the sons belong elsewhere, to someone else, they stand as listed.

From the current issue.)-- McKoon, Morgan L.) "In the Days of My Youth" The Echo. Vol XVII No 6. Summer 2001. pp 4-5 p 4 Published by the Basket Historical Society.

"Across the railroad, just opposite the depot, at the end of a stone walk flanked by apple trees still stands an old [sic] white house, now with leaking roof and wabbling frame, almost ready to fall down. It was the home of William T. Kellam, known as "Yawpee Bill" Kellam, not to be confused with William M. Kellam, known as "Lawyer Bill". William T. "got into the act" as far a dabbling with real estate in these parts is concerned, about 1863. He owned land along the Adams Brook. "Lawyer Bill's" holdings were mostly along Geer's Brook, now known as Pea Brook.

The header on the article says "These early accounts, of his life at Long Eddy, were written down by Morgan L. McKoon (1879-1960) in the mid-1950s. He was then a man in his seventies but with excellent recall, a keen wit, and the gifts of a born storyteller. He was the son of Horace and the grandson of Samuel McKoon, early residents and distinguished citizens of the village they called home."

ii. JEPTHA KELLAM, b. September 21, 1820, Little Equinunk Flats, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. February 05, 1889, Long Eddy, Sullivan Co., New York; m. ELVIRA BEDA PARSONS, July 23, 1846, Delaware Co., New York; b. April 20, 1826, Meredith, Delaware Co., New York; d. December 10, 1882, Long Eddy, Sullivan Co., New York.

Notes for JEPTHA KELLAM:

Jeptha has been a topic of conversation among descendants over the years. He was a rafter, logger, "rough as a cob" in the words of one of the older Lord men, ( mid 1980s.) He was also said to be charming, "a real good looker", tall-- with a dark complexion, hair, unusually blue eyes not common in the Kellam family--at least the ones in memory.

An article in Hancock Herald, written about the history of Hancock, (Delaware Co.,) New York reads: "according to Moran L. McKoon's records, land was owned by Jeptha in the early 1840s when the first permanent settlers started to move into the wild "Basket country". (a particular area along the Delaware River) He had evidently begun acquiring land at an early age, because by 1852, Jeptha sold approximately 1500 acres, referred to in records as the Basket Brook - even now known for it's great trout fishing - to Joseph Yendes and James Brown. He'd built a mill there, done some lumbering, he could have been residing on it during that period, or across the river in Pennsylvania, where he had cleared land adjoining his father's farm. He actually appears to have done more business from there. He built a home on it, raising his family there. The house faced faced the river, all by itself on the flats, with the Erie railroad and the road to Long Eddy on the other side. it was katty cornered from the mouth of the Basket Brook. Jeptha next purchased the 100 acre tract up river from John Lord II ,his wife, Lydia Adams Lord, to expand his lumbering business. By the time he cleared all this, he was almost to Long Eddy and at the northeastern end of his father, Jacobs, fields. ( In 1882, Marjorie Thomas Anderson's grandfather bought that homestead portion, where she was born in 1902.)

The logs were hauled to a wide river beach used as a landing for the logs. A busy spot, due to New York logs coming out of the Basket country, and all coming together to be made up into rafts. Jep, as he was called, would then start down the Delaware to Philadelphia, from the "Basket Eddy".

He is credited with operating a saw mill at an early date just below the Red School House, but most of his rafting activities were in Pennsylvania, opposite the Basket, and Long Eddy", as stated above.

"Rafting on the Delaware" and "Holt! T'Other Way", both by Leslie C. Wood, mentions Jeptha "Jep" Kellam as owning, operating the next mill above "Mrs. McDuffy's Mill". It went on to say he "employed a large number of men, got out thousands of feet of lumber" These same books also state Jep Kellam was a steersman, and eventually given the title of "Basket Steersman".

Through his marriage into the Parsons family of Merideth, in Delaware Co., he was also peripherally involved in some of their milling work. Once he had cleared the 100 acres, he needed more timber, moved his family up into Delaware Co., New York. (Upper branch of the Delaware) Jeptha is on the 1860 New York census living in Delhi with his wife, Elvira, their first born child, Hannah Parsons Kellam, age 2.

Jeptha took his usual load of logs down river to Philadelphia, a common enough trek for the rafters in those days---leaving late spring 1863. No one heard from him for months--it was later learned, he had decided to go to California, finally returning in May of 1864. Speculation has long been made as to why--did he go there to avoid the Civil War--everyone else in the extended family enlisted--a few current family members said maybe, due to harsh times, he was trying to go to the gold fields, make some money. Considering he was running a good business, owned a great deal of land, earned monies rafting, had in laws who were "comfortable" - Knowing as much as was learned from court records about his businesses, I personally never felt monetary problems were behind his sudden disappearance. None of his letters (few as they seemed to be) survived. For Elvira's letters in full, see PARSONS chapter.

From Hancock Herald , February 16, 1939: "Fifty Years Ago, Feb. 14, 1889"

"Jeptha Kellam was buried at Long Eddy Feb. 7, aged 68. His father Jacob Kellam cleared up a farm at Equinunk in 1816. "

Jeptha is buried in Long Eddy Cemetery, Sullivan Co., New York. His obituary read: "The following is from the pen of an esteemed reader in Long Eddy."

""Jeptha Kellam was buried in the Halsey Cemetery in this place on Thursday last, February 7. The funeral services were conducted by Rev Wm. Nelson of Equinunk, sited by the rev. Mr Turrentine of the same place and Rev. L. F. Piper of Long Eddy.

He died from paralysis from which he had been ailing for a long time and which for the last two or three years rendered him helpless. He was 68 years old and was born on the Little Equinunk flats where his father, Jacob Kellam settled some time between 1816 and 1820. He at one time owned what is known as the Halsey property at Long Eddy, on a part of which now stands a large portion of the village. He cleared up the large farm now occupied by Coe, Youngs in Manchester, Pa., after which and when no longer able to labor from the disease then coming on him, he settled finally at Long Eddy.

He was a man of much intelligence, good judgement -- affable and pleasing in his manner, and a model of industry, sobriety and energy. His "excellent wife" passed on before, a few years since, and it was a singular circumstance that the morning before he died, he spoke her name, and upon being asked if he saw her, said " that he did and that he wanted to go to where she was."

Census enemeration: 1880

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Jeptha KELLAM Self M Male W 59 PA Farmer PA PA

Elvira KELLAM Wife M Female W 54 NY Keeping House NY NY

Timothy KELLAM Son S Male W 20 PA Laborer PA NY

Milton KELLAM Son S Male W 18 PA Laborer PA NY

Marcia KELLAM Dau S Female W 16 PA At School PA NY

Kate KELLAM Dau S Female W 15 PA At Home PA NY

Hattie E. KELLAM Dau S Female W 12 PA At Home PA NY

Jacob KELLAM Son S Male W 9 PA PA NY

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Sources:

Jeptha Kellam Bible, in possession of Sheila Stover

Census records.

Delaware Co. land records, Delhi, NY

Sources as stated/quoted.

Notes for ELVIRA BEDA PARSONS:

Elvira was born in Merideth, New York, raised there and in nearby Franklin-the only girl in a family of boys. She was educated at the Franklin Academy. On the 1850 census, the family can be found living in Delaware Co., where her husband, Jeptha, had purchased some land. He was from a rafting family, his family having established the rafting on the Delaware River two generations prior. They then lived in Long Eddy, New York, where he was both a farmer, and a rafter--referred to in the history of the rafting as "Jep Kellam", he was considered quite a steersman.

There was a period when Elvira was alone with several small children, didn't even know for certain where he was. Her letters to her sister in law, Barilla Kellam of Philadelphia are in the possession of the author /compiler of this book. They show her to be well educated, capable, above all, devoted and patient, with a delightful sense of humor and enjoyment of pranks. Elvira looked after her home, garden, infant children, friend without reported/recorded complaint.

Jeptha was gone about a year--some of the family has long speculated he went west to avoid the Civil War--(see his bio) -he did return, they had more children--- from all reports, appear to have "lived happily ever after", were quite devoted.

An oil painting of her belongs to another descendant, she looks a bit stern, but that was the method photography in the period, not her personality!!!

She's buried in Long Eddy, Sullivan Co., New York, having died young for this family, aged 56.

Descendants of this line are eligible for Daughters of Colonial Wars via Cornet Joseh Parsons--national # 6493, and for Daughters or Sons of the American Revolution DAR/SAR)--national # 551988.

Sources: family information, family letters, Kellam and Parsons Bible Records.

iii. INFANT KELLAM, b. 1822, Long Eddy, Delaware Co., New York.

iv. BETSEY J. KELLAM, b. March 29, 1823, Equinunk, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. February 12, 1909, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for BETSEY J. KELLAM:

Betsey Kellam never married, resided at Long Eddy, Delaware Co., NY.

Info on Basket Historical Society is at http://www.rootsweb.com/~nysulliv/basket.htm

From the current issue.)-- McKoon, Morgan L. (1879-1960) "In the Days of My Youth" The Echo. Vol XVII No 6. Summer 2001. pp 4-5 p 4

""In 1878, the Parminter house came into the possession of Elvira B. Kellam. Her heirs conveyed the property to "Aunt Betsey." Well known among the children of Elvira were Milton C. and Jacob, wholesale grocers of Binghamton. Another heir was Mrs Cyrus Peak. Betsey Kellam enlarged the building to accommodate boarders, and many a stone-cutter carried his dinner pail from her house each morning. Her brother, Preston, was instrumental in getting a dance floor built on the north side of the house, and for many years thereafter "Kellam's Hall" was widely know throughout the area. Even after Betsey's death, and ownership passed to Stephen Porter, the Hall was used for dances and entertainments. The Hall is now gone, but the house still stands, occupied by the Henry Doyle family."" p 5

provided by Patty Hankins.

v. BARILLA KELLAM, b. April 07, 1825, Equinunk, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. June 08, 1910, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for BARILLA KELLAM:

Barilla Kellam did not marry. She owned her own "fancy dress shop" in Philadelphia, PA for some time and was considered "one of the prominent and refined ladies of the area". Those who remember hearing about her, or knew her when they, themselves were quite young, remark she was of very strong opinions and will, attractive, considered "stylish."

Her niece, Lodusky (Dolly) Barnes, is residing with her on the 1880, Manchester Twnp. census, again in 1910. Barilla appears to have been comfortable enough financially to have her own home. No small feat for a single lady of the times.

vi. JACOB JR. KELLAM, b. May 25, 1827, Long Eddy, Delaware Co., New York; d. November 11, 1827, Long Eddy, Delaware Co., New York.

vii. PETER KELLAM, b. September 22, 1828, Equinunk, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. September 01, 1902, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for PETER KELLAM:

Peter Kellam served in the Civil War with the 143rd NY volunteers. He was on the march with Sherman to the sea, and was wounded at the battle of Lookout Mountain, which left him crippled. He later became a prominent business man, but never married. In 1860, he was living with his sister, Loduska, and her husband, Thomas Barnes. In 1880, he was living with Henry Pierce Kellam. By 1900 he is living alone, and has Mary Thomas in his home as a servant.

(it appears, in 1880, he was enumerated more than once, staying for a period in the Thomas household. The census was spread out over weeks, it does happen.

Household:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Jane THOMAS Self W Female W 29 PA Keeping House PA PA

Sophia THOMAS Dau S Female W 9M PA PA PA

Nathan THOMAS Son S Male W 6 PA PA PA

Peter KELLAM Other S Male W 52 PA Laborer (Boarder) PA PA

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viii. LODUSKY KELLAM, b. June 09, 1831, Equinunk, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. March 09, 1880, Hawley, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. THOMAS J. BARNES, Abt. 1855, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; b. 1826, Pennsylvania; d. 1872, Hawley, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for THOMAS J. BARNES:

Thomas Barnes was one of the wealthiest lumbermen in Hawley, PA. He was killed by a train at one of his own mills.

ix. DAVID LAYTON KELLAM, b. May 24, 1833, Equinunk, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. July 29, 1895, Equinunk, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. SYLVIA BRISACK, Abt. 1855, probably New York State; b. March 21, 1831, Hampden, Delaware Co., New York; d. March 24, 1909, Damascus, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for DAVID LAYTON KELLAM:

David Layton served in the civil War, lived in Little Equinunk, PA.

Household Record 1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

David L. KELLAM Self M Male W 46 PA Farmer PA NY

Sylva KELLAM Wife M Female W 48 NY Keeping House NY NY

Clinton P. KELLAM Son S Male W 23 PA Carpenter PA NY

Gracie C. KELLAM Dau S Female W 21 PA Teacher PA NY

Lena R. KELLAM Dau S Female W 14 PA At Home PA NY

Mahar H PERRY Other S Male W 50 NY Laborer (Servant) NY NY

James BLIZZARD Other S Male W 30 NY Laborer (Servant) NY NY

Census Place: Manchester, Wayne, Pennsylvania

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x. HENRY PIERCE KELLAM, b. December 15, 1835, Equinunk, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. January 06, 1912, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for HENRY PIERCE KELLAM:

Henry Pierce Kellam, presumably named for his maternal grandfather, never married, was a Captain in the Civil War, an outstanding citizen of the community. He was well educated, and ran the family lumbering business. He also served in various political offices, being appointed Postmaster under President Harrison. In 1870, Henry is living with Nathaniel, son of Jeptha, as is Betsey, Henry's sister.

Henry listed as an Inn Keeper in 1880, Wayne Co., census. His niece, Betsey Barnes, is living with him, age 21, nephew, Jacob Kellam, age 16. 1900 he is listed still in Manchester Twnp. Wayne Co. He's buried in the Kellam Cemetery, Delaware Co., New York, the stone reads: "Capt. Henry P. Kellam, Co. G 143rd Reg N.Y. Vol"

1880 Household:

The following states he was a widower, but nothing ever told or printed said he married.

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Henry P. KELLAM Self W Male W 44 PA Inn Keeper PA PA

Betsey BARNES Niece S Female W 20 PA Housekeeper PA PA

Jacob BARNES Nephew S Male W 16 PA Clerk In Store PA PA

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Source Information:

Census Place Manchester, Wayne, Pennsylvania

NA Film Number T9-1202

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xi. ELLEN SOPHIA KELLAM, b. July 10, 1838, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. JERRY CRAMER; b. Slateford, New Jersey.

xii.VANBUREN SMITH KELLAM, b. July 13, 1841, Equinunk, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. November 20, 1845, Equinunk, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

xiii.FRANCES AUGUSTINE KELLAM, b. December 27, 1844, Equinunk, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. April 02, 1910, Binghamton, Broome Co., New York; m. JASPER LORD, Abt. 1864, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; b. December 1843, Town of Hancock, Delaware Co., New York; d. Aft. 1900, Binghamton, Broome Co., New York.

Notes for JASPER LORD:

Living in Manchester Twnp., Wayne Co., Pennsylvania, 1880.

"Engaged in the stone business in Binghamton, NY" as per Beers Commemorative Biographical Record of NE PA - 1900

xiv. PRESTON WILLIAM KELLAM, b. January 21, 1847, Equinunk, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. January 10, 1900, Fremont, Sullivan Co., New York; m. MARY SMITH, Abt. 1868; b. Abt. 1850, Deposit, Broome Co., New York.

Notes for PRESTON WILLIAM KELLAM:

Preston owned a business in Long Eddy, New York.

References from the Federal Census 1850-1920, family letters and clippings, and from the Jacob Kellam/Hannah Pierce Bible, owned by the author.

Household Record 1880 United States Census

Preston KELLAM Self M Male W 32 PA Laborer NJ NY

Mary KELLAM Wife M Female W 28 NY Keeping House NY NY

Fannie KELLAM Other S Female W 8 NY At Home PA NY

Fenton KELLAM Other S Male W 2 NY At Home PA NY

Source Information: Census District 2, Fremont, Sullivan, New York

Family History Library Film 1254936

NA Film Number T9-0936 Page 163C

66. SARAH (SALLY)¹⁰ KELLAM (JEPTHA⁹, JEPTHA⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born May 08, 1797 in Wayne Co., Pennsylvania, and died Aft. 1850. She married (1) BENJAMIN TYLER Bet. 1814 - 1815 in Wayne Co. Pennsylvania, son of JOHN TYLER and JANE VERNOY. He was born 1791 in Damascus, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania, and died May 1818 in Wayne Co., Pennsylvania. She married (2) JOHN ROSS Abt. 1834, son of JOHN ROSS and SOPHIA TYLER. He was born October 31, 1791 in Callicoon, Sullivan Co., New York, and died October 31, 1837 in Callicoon, Sullivan Co., New York.

Notes for SARAH (SALLY) KELLAM:

Sally Tyler shows as head of household in the Federal Census taken 1820. She was enumerated in Damascus, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania By 1840, she is enumerated as Sally Ross, still living in Damascus, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania In 1850, she is residing with her son, Benjamin Tyler, his wife, Rosetta, their children. Now they live in Manchester Township, Wayne Co. (family # 110)

Sources:

"The Ross Family of New Jersey" by Robert I. Ross (Gateway Press)

"The Tyler Genealogy": Descendants of the Branford, CT Line" Calvin Cedric Tyler - 1976

Wayne County Cemetery Inscriptions" Pennsylvania Traveller (Nov. 1969)

Cayuga Co., New York - Death Record of Mary E. Hankins

1820-1850 Federal Census of Wayne Co., Pennsylvania

Notes for JOHN ROSS:

John Ross served in the War of 1812. He is buried in the Baptist Cemetery, Damascus, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania. Information on this line from the work of Patty Hankins.

Children of SARAH KELLAM and BENJAMIN TYLER are:

i. PHEBE JANE¹¹ TYLER, b. June 17, 1816, Sullivan Co., New York; m. ALFRED TYLER, November 25, 1832, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; b. February 25, 1811, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. April 23, 1874.

Notes for ALFRED TYLER:

Pg. 136, family #192 in 1850, Sullivan Co., New York.

ii. BENJAMIN TYLER, b. October 06, 1818, Damascus, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. October 30, 1913; m. ROSETTA ROSS, Bet. 1839 - 1840, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; b. June 06, 1819, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for BENJAMIN TYLER:

Benjamin owned a ferry based at Cooley Brook on the Delaware River. He often hired younger cousins form time to time to help run the ferry, paying them about 75 cents on the days they worked for him--a large sum for mid teen boys at that time. Several of the descendants have mentioned this over the years. With all the intermarried relations in Tyler Woods--Kellams, Ross, Tylers, there was never a chance of running out of willing help. Residing Manchester Twnp., Wayne Co., 1850 #110.

Notes for ROSETTA ROSS:

Rosetta Ross and Benjamin Tyler were half siblings of Mary Ellen Ross. Mary Ellen shared a father with Rosetta and a Mother with Benjamin

Child of SARAH KELLAM and JOHN ROSS is:

iii. MARY ELLEN¹¹ ROSS, b. August 25, 1835, Pennsylvania; d. April 16, 1914, Auburn, Cayuga Co., New York; m. LUCAS WURTZ HANKINS, August 05, 1857, Sullivan Co., New York; b. October 31, 1831, Tusten, Sullivan Co., New York; d. December 11, 1910, Union, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

67. WILLIAM¹⁰ KELLAM (JEPTHA⁹, JEPTHA⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born August 14, 1799 in New Jersey, and died August 08, 1885 in Bur. Hillside Cem., Damascus, Wayne Co.. He married DULCINA SKINNER June 06, 1822, daughter of WILLIAM SKINNER and ELIZABETH GRAY. She was born May 26, 1805 in Pennsylvania.

Notes for WILLIAM KELLAM:

Related?? from Calkins Consolidated -p.38 - 1816 a John Kellam to Pine Flat Mill.

Wiliam settled in Pine Flat about 1820.

Children of WILLIAM KELLAM and DULCINA SKINNER are:

i. ELIJAH GEORGE SR.¹¹ KELLAM, b. February 04, 1824, Wayne Co, Pennsylvania; d. July 03, 1877, Damascus, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. MARY ELIZABETH WARWICK, September 12, 1854, Mount Pleasant, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; b. 1840, Pennsylvania; d. October 15, 1900, Binghamton, Broome Co., New York.

Notes for ELIJAH GEORGE SR. KELLAM:

Both Elijah George Kellam, his wife, Mary Elizabeth Warwick Kellam are buried in the Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Wayne Co., PA

Notes for MARY ELIZABETH WARWICK:

1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Mary KELLAM Self W Female W 40 PA House Keeper PA PA

Franklin KELLAM Son S Male W 25 PA Works On Farm PA PA

Elijah KELLAM Son S Male W 23 PA Works On Farm PA PA

Sena KELLAM Dau S Female W 21 PA At Home PA PA

Julia KELLAM Dau S Female W 19 PA At Home PA PA

Jackson KELLAM Son S Male W 18 PA PA PA

William KELLAM Son S Male W 14 PA PA PA

Frederic KELLAM Son S Male W 8 PA PA PA

Sarah KELLAM Dau S Female W 4 PA PA PA

Census: District 1, Damascus, Wayne, Pennsylvania

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ii. PHEBE T. KELLAM, b. May 03, 1827, Wayne Co, Pa; m. LEONARD ST. JOHN.

iii. ICHABOD KELLAM, b. Abt. 1830; d. Bet. 1837 - 1850. Died young

iv. SARAH (SALLY) KELLAM, b. December 1836, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

v. WILLIAM KELLAM, b. January 26, 1841, Wayne County, Pennsylvania; m. OLIVE GEER, October 1867, Pennsylvania; b. 1842.

vi. JOHN W. KELLAM, b. July 10, 1843, Damascus, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1900, Hancock, Delaware Co., New York; m. (1) MARY LAWPAUGH, January 1873, Pennsylvania; d. Bet. 1879 - 1880; m. (2) LUCELLA (LOUELLA) UNKNOWN, Abt. 1882, Pennsylvania; b. May 1858, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania-; d. Aft. 1930, Port Jervis, Orange Co., New York.

Notes for JOHN W. KELLAM:

MORRIS TOWNSHIP. BRADFORD CO, PA HISTORY

"JOHN W. KELLAM is a son of William and Dulcina Kellam. He was born in Damascus, Pa., in 1845. In 1872 he married Miss Mary Lawpaugh, of Sullivan county, N.Y. They have two children. Mr. K. came from Damascus to Morris in 1881, and established himself in the carriage-making and blacksmithing business."

(Children of these two marriages are on shaky ground, the census didn't help all that much.)

John Elias Kellam Damascus No 3 -1917 Honor Roll of Wayne Countys young men listed in Wayne Co. citizen; also Peter Henry and Lee Kellam

Residing Fremont, Sullivan co., New York, 1900.

Notes for LUCELLA (LOUELLA) UNKNOWN:

Living with Grover in 1930, Port Jervis.

vii. JANE E. KELLAM, b. June 26, 1848, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. JOHN S. SKINNER, January 01, 1869, Pennsylvania; b. Bet. 1845 - 1850.

68. JEPTHA 3RD¹⁰ KELLAM (JEPTHA⁹, JEPTHA⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born July 10, 1803 in Wayne Co., Pennsylvania, and died Aft. 1860 in Pennsylvania ?. He married URSULA TYLER Abt. 1837 in Wayne Co., Pennsylvania. She was born 1815 in Wayne Co., Pennsylvania, and died Aft. 1860.

Notes for JEPTHA 3RD KELLAM:

Family #167, 1870 Wayne Co. Census, Manchester Twnp. Marjorie thomas Anderson gives the birthdate as 1805, but family notes from Lawrence Kellam, give it as 1803. The numerals 3 and 5 are easily mistaken/misread. Jeptha's estate was in probate in 1804, an administrator named, the 1803 date is more likely. I haven't seen a notation this Jeptha was born posthoumusly.

Children of JEPTHA KELLAM and URSULA TYLER are:

i. MARY¹¹ KELLAM, b. 1838, Damascus Twnp., Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

ii. NATHANIEL KELLAM, b. Bet. 1838 - 1840, Manchester Twnp., Wayne Co, Pennsylvania; d. Bef. 1900, Wayne Co, Pennsylvania; m. FLORENCE ELIZABETH WHITE, February 12, 1861, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; b. November 1846, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1910.

Notes for NATHANIEL KELLAM:

Family # 122, in 1870, Manchester Twnp., Wayne Co., Pennsylvania, and family # 250 in Henry Pierce Kellam, Betsey Kellam, living with this family, post office Little Equinunk, PA. Nathaniel served in the Civil War.

Source for marriage record, sent Dec. 2001 by Patty Hankins: Peter DeNio's book, pg. 86, copy of Marriages Performed by Mathias Mogridge. Original on file at Equinunk Historical Soc.

Household In 1880:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Nathaniel KELLAM Self M Male W 39 PA Farmer PA PA

Florence KELLAM Wife M Female W 34 PA Keeping House PA PA

Henry KELLAM Son S Male W 18 PA At Home PA PA

Roscoe KELLAM Son S Male W 14 PA At Home PA PA

Peter KELLAM Son S Male W 11 PA At Home PA PA

Nora KELLAM Dau S Female W 8 PA At Home PA PA

Edward G. TYLER Other W Male W 66 PA Pauper (Boarder) PA PA

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Notes for FLORENCE ELIZABETH WHITE:

Marriage license lists both as "of Manchester Township". Living with her son in law in 1910.

iii. BETSEY KELLAM, b. 1841, Wayne Co, Pa.

Notes for BETSEY KELLAM:

In 1900, Manchester Twnp. Betsey is head of household, her brother, Jacob, his son, Truman, are living with her.

iv. GEORGE T. KELLAM, b. July 1845, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. 1921, Lookout Cemetery; m. MARY OLIVE WILCOX, Abt. 1870, Pennsylvania; b. November 1851, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. 1919, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for GEORGE T. KELLAM:

George is family #169 in Equinunk, PA 1870, next door to his brother, Jacob, and 2 doors from his father, mother. Both he, his wife, are buried in the Lookout Cemetery, Damascus, PA. (http://www.rootsweb.com/~pawayne/lookoutcem.htm)

v. JACOB KELLAM, b. 1849, Wayne Co, Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1910, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. EMILY UNKNOWN, 1870, Manchester Twnp, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; b. 1844, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. Bef. 1900, Pennsylvania ?.

Notes for JACOB KELLAM:

Jacob and his sister, Betsey were residing in the same household by 1900, in Broome Co., York according to the Census for that year. By 1920, he was living with son Truman, Truman nephew to Betsey, the source for this information.

vi. JEPTHA KELLAM, b. 1854, Wayne Co, Pa.

vii. SALLY JANE KELLAM, b. 1856, Wayne Co, Pennsylvania; m. UNKNOWN GRINER.

Notes for SALLY JANE KELLAM:

References for these families: History of Wayne, Pike and Monroe counties, Pennsylvania (1886), Federal census records of Wayne Co., Family Information, Bible Records.

69. CHARLES FREDERICK¹⁰ FRYE (ABIGAIL⁹ FARNHAM, ABIGAIL⁸ KELLAM, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) He married MATILDA BUCK.

Child of CHARLES FRYE and MATILDA BUCK is:

i. DEWITT CLINTON¹¹ FRYE, m. EMINIA COBB.

70. HENRY LAURENS¹⁰ FRYE (ABIGAIL⁹ FARNHAM, ABIGAIL⁸ KELLAM, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) He married ELIZABETH WELLS.

Child of HENRY FRYE and ELIZABETH WELLS is:

i. MARY¹¹ FRYE, m. CHARLES T. THOMPSON.

71. PHEBE¹⁰ FARNHAM (RUSSELL⁹, ABIGAIL⁸ KELLAM, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born 1795, and died 1867. She married JABEZ PEMBER. He was born 1780, and died 1832.

Notes for PHEBE FARNHAM:

Phebe was 2nd wife of Jabez.

Child of PHEBE FARNHAM and JABEZ PEMBER is:

i. AMORET L.¹¹ PEMBER, b. 1819; d. 1905; m. JOSEPH W. CRANDALL; b. 1819; d. 1893.

72. JOHN K. III¹⁰ BINGHAM (EUNICE⁹ KELLAM, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) died April 23, 1860 in Michigan. He married EMELINE KILLAM KELLAM Abt. 1823, daughter of BENJAMIN KELLAM and ELIZABETH WITTER. She was born December 24, 1803 in Pennsylvania, and died April 04, 1898 in Plainwell, Kalamazoo, Michigan.

Notes for EMELINE KILLAM KELLAM:

1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Elizabath MCROBERTS Self W Female W 45 MI Keeping House PA PA

Edith MCROBERTS Dau W Female W 20 MI Teaches School CT MI

Emeline BINGHAM Other W Female W 76 PA Boarder House Work PA PA

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Plainwell, Allegan, Michigan -- Family History Library Film 1254569

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Children of JOHN BINGHAM and EMELINE KELLAM are:

i. HEZEKIAH¹¹ BINGHAM, b. 1825. Burned to death while attending school.

ii. BENJAMIN BINGHAM, b. February 28, 1827, Scio Twp, Washtenaw, Michigan.

iii. ELIZA ANN BINGHAM, b. 1829, Dexter, Washtenaw, Michigan; m. DR. CHARLES (DR.) W. NAGLEY.

iv. EUNICE BINGHAM, b. 1832, Dexter, Washtenaw, Michigan; m. JOHN KIMBLE KIMBALL; b. 1826, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. Aft. 1880, Michigan.

Notes for JOHN KIMBLE KIMBALL:

1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

John A. KIMBLE Self M Male W 54 PA Laborer PA PA

Eunice KIMBLE Wife M Female W 48 MI Keeping House PA PA

Lillian KIMBLE Dau S Female W 22 CA Teaching School PA MI

Anna BISSELL Other S Female W 17 MI Servant House Work NY NY

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v. ELIZABETH BINGHAM, b. 1834, Dexter, Washtenaw, Michigan; m. UNKNOWN BOGART.

vi.MOSES BINGHAM, b. 1836, Calhoun, Michigan; m. ELIZAETH SMITH, January 28, 1873, Alpena, Michigan (VR); b. 1842, Canada.

Notes for MOSES BINGHAM:

1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Moses BINGHAM Self M Male W 41 MI Planning Mill PA PA

Elizabeth BINGHAM Wife M Female W 38 CAN Keeping House ENG WALES

Alberta BINGHAM Dau S Female W 14 MI School MI CAN

Porter A. BINGHAM Son S Male W 6 MI School MI CAN

Floriana BINGHAM Nephew S Male W 22 MI Laborer MI CAN

Charles BAKER Other S Male W 19 CAN Appr. To Carpenter CAN CAN

Willie CAMERON Other S Male W 17 CAN Appr. To Engineer CAN CAN

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Alpena, Alpena, Michigan

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vii. SARAH BINGHAM, b. Bet. 1838 - 1839, Milton, Calhoun, Michigan.

viii. ISAAC OLMSTEAD BINGHAM, b. Abt. 1840.

ix. MARY BINGHAM, b. 1842.

x. RUTH BINGHAM, b. 1844.

xi. AMENZO BINGHAM, b. 1845, Milton, Calhoun, Michigan.

xii. CHARLES EDGAR BINGHAM, b. 1846, Gunplain, Allegan Co., Michigan.

Notes for CHARLES EDGAR BINGHAM:

Individual Record 1880 United States Census

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Chas. H. BINGHAM Boarder/Book keeper

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Other Information:

Birth Year <1845>

Birthplace MI

Age 35

Occupation Book ...

Marital Status M <Married>

Race W <White>

Head of Household Horace H. GOODWIN

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Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan

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73. MINERVA¹⁰ KELLAM (JOHN JR. (3RD)⁹, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) She married DAVID (HOYT) HAIGHT.

Child of MINERVA KELLAM and DAVID HAIGHT is:

i. DAUGHTER¹¹ HAIGHT.

74. CYNTHIA¹⁰ KELLAM (JOHN JR. (3RD)⁹, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born Abt. 1801 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania. She married RUSSELL DANIELS Abt. 1824. He was born Abt. 1794 in Hartford, Connecticut, and died December 08, 1862 in Paupack Twnp., Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for CYNTHIA KELLAM:

Lived on the Lackawaxen,a couple miles above Hawley, PA. (New Castle)

Notes for RUSSELL DANIELS:

Was a large land holder in Paupack Twnp., Wayne Co., having purchased property of Joseph Atkinson. (c1924) (He had gotten it from Jason Torrey, Abisha Woodward and Moses Killam , who, c1815 who built a house on it, carried on an extensive lumbering business for several years---and then sold out to Joseph Atkinson. (Matthews pg. 682)

He also had 2 saw mills used for cutting the lumber for market. He shipped his lumber to the Lackawaxen in winter, when spring came, it was turned into and rafted--down the Delaware, selling along the river. Often, the run would last all the way to Philadelphia. He was considered an excellent business man. Listed in his property is a Tavern North of Kimbles.

Children of CYNTHIA KELLAM and RUSSELL DANIELS are:

i. GEORGE W.¹¹ DANIELS, m. LAURA BEEMER.

ii. IRA DANIELS, m. MARGARET ATKINSON.

iii. DIGHTON DANIELS, b. 1841, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. FANNIE SNYDER, 1861, Wayne; b. 1843, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for DIGHTON DANIELS:

Record 1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Diton DANIELS Self M Male W 39 PA Clerk In A Office PA PA

Francis E. DANIELS Wife M Female W 37 PA Keeping House PA PA

Annie DANIELS Dau S Female W 16 PA Attending School PA PA

Jenny DANIELS Dau S Female W 14 PA Attending School PA PA

Herriet DANIELS Dau S Female W 7 PA Attending School PA PA

Lena DANIELS Dau S Female W 3 PA Attending School PA PA

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iv. ELIZABETH DANIELS, m. ABRAM DENNIS SLOCUM.

v. ELECTA DANIELS, m. JOHN BASSETT.

vi. B. FRANKLIN DANIELS, m. VICTORINE DEXTER.

vii. MARTIN DANIELS, b. 1832, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. MARY COMPTON, Abt. 1859, Wayne; b. 1840, Pennsylvania.

Notes for MARTIN DANIELS:

Record 1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Martin DANIELS Self M Male W 48 PA Carpenter CT PA

Mary DANIELS Wife M Female W 40 PA PA PA

Edith DANIELS Dau S Female W 19 PA PA PA

May DANIELS Dau S Female W 15 PA At School PA PA

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viii. EDWIN DANIELS, m. MARY BACOT.

ix. SON DANIELS, d. Childhood.

75. ANNA A.¹⁰ KELLAM (JOHN JR. (3RD)⁹, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born Abt. 1803 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania, and died July 30, 1868 in Wayne Co., Pennsylvania. She married ELIAS MURRAY Bet. 1821 - 1823 in Pennsylvania. He was born Abt. 1800, and died January 17, 1878.

Children of ANNA KELLAM and ELIAS MURRAY are:

i. HAMILTON¹¹ MURRAY, d. infancy.

ii. WILLIAM MURRAY, d. Childhood.

iii. LEWIS MURRAY, d. Childhood.

iv. BROWN MURRAY, d. Late teens--ae 18.

v. AMANDA MURRAY.

vi. CAROLINE MURRAY, m. JOHN BEEMER.

76. EPHRAIM¹⁰ KILLAM (JOHN JR. (3RD)⁹ KELLAM, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born August 09, 1807 in Kimble, Pike Co., Pennsylvania, and died September 09, 1854 in Purdytown, Pennsylvania. He married LOUISA HARRIS May 06, 1831 in Pennsylvania, daughter of JOHN (MAJOR) HARRIS. She was born May 10, 1809 in Kingston, , Pennsylvania, and died April 16, 1883 in Purdytown, Pennsylvania.

Notes for EPHRAIM KILLAM:

In 1844, Ephraim built a mill at the outlet of Long Pond and ran it for Russell Daniels, then for Robertson and Gates, Co.,. Militia was organised,and elections held at Watsonville to choose officers - Ephraim Killam made Major of 1st Battalion.

He erected a steam mill N.W. of it, near the Lake Twnp. line (Matthews p. 705) He settled at Purdytown, died there, is buried at Lakeville.

The United States Census 1850

Wayne Co., Pa Salem Township Household Number 103

Page Line Individual Name Gender Age Born In

158A 25 KILLAM, Ephraim m 43 PA

158A 26 KILLAM, Loisa f 41 PA

158A 27 KILLAM, John m 16 PA

158A 28 KILLAM, Lucy Ann f 14 PA

158A 29 KILLAM, George m 9 PA

158A 30 KILLAM, Leia f 6 PA

158A 31 KILLAM, Marcus m 4 PA

158A 32 KILLAM, Ephraim m 2 PA

Children of EPHRAIM KILLAM and LOUISA HARRIS are:

i. JOHN KILLAM¹¹ KELLAM, b. September 12, 1834, Wayne Co, Pennsylvania; d. May 26, 1912, Denver, Colorado; m. (1) EMOGENE (EMMA) JANE THORNTON, Abt. 1854, Pennsylvania; b. Abt. 1823; d. November 13, 1876, Pigeon Roost----ae 53; m. (2) HARRIETT P. WILCOX, Bet. 1854 - 1855; b. Bet. 1834 - 1835.

ii. LUCY ANN KELLAM, b. June 22, 1836, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. June 1897, Galeton, Potter Co., Pennsylvania; m. ROBERT KELLY, Bet. 1854 - 1856, Wayne Co., New York; b. Bet. 1830 - 1836, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. 1898, Potter Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for LUCY ANN KELLAM:

Descendant; Diane Andreason--unicomd@msn.com

Notes for ROBERT KELLY:

Household Record 1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Robert KELLY Self M Male W 48 PA Lumberman NY NJ

Lucy A. KELLY Wife M Female W 44 PA Keeping House PA PA

Frances KELLY Dau S Female W 20 PA Works Butter Box Factory PA PA

Jennett KELLY Dau S Female W 15 PA At Home PA PA

Rhoda KELLY Dau S Female W 13 PA At Home PA PA

Nora A. KELLY Dau S Female W 11 PA At Home PA PA

Limon KELLY Son S Male W 5M PA At Home PA PA

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iii. WILLIAM KELLAM, b. March 27, 1838, Kimble, Pike Co., Pennsylvania; d. May 03, 1862, Civil War - Battle of Chancellorville ?--unmarried.

Notes for WILLIAM KELLAM:

Per Ancestry's Civil War Soldier's Database -

William Kellum enlisted as a Corporal on 25 Aug 1862 in Company G 141st Infantry Regiment

Killed 3 May 1863 - Chancellorsville VA

Ancestry Full Context of American Civil War Regiments

At the battle of Chancellorsville the 141st was heavily engaged, sustaining its chief loss in a desperate charge on the morning of the third day of the battle, where it fought with great courage and lost - 235 killed, wounded and missing, out of 419 in action. Lieut.-Col. Watkins was severely wounded and was taken prisoner.

Thanks to Patty Hankins for this.

iv. GEORGE C. KELLAM, b. August 20, 1841, Lakeville, Wayne Co, Pennsylvania; d. March 20, 1920, Lake Ariel, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. HARRIET HOSIER, August 25, 1860, Wayne Co. Pennsylvania; b. October 01, 1840, Pennsylvania; d. August 26, 1920, Wayne Co. Pennsylvania - bur Avoy.

Notes for GEORGE C. KELLAM:

Residing Wayne Co., 1880. Lake Twnp. Ref: Bible Records owned by desc. (EKB notes)

Household in 1880:

George KELLEM Self M Male W 39 PA Farmer PA PA

Harriet KELLEM Wife M Female W 39 PA Keeping House N Y PA

Emma KELLEM Dau S Female W 19 PA At Home PA PA

William R. KELLEM Son S Male W 15 PA At Home PA PA

Luella KELLOM Dau S Female W 11 PA At Home PA PA

Katie KELLOM Dau S Female W 9 PA At Home PA PA

Minnie KELLOM Dau S Female W 6 PA At Home PA PA

Earl KELLOM Son S Male W 4 PA At Home PA PA

Daisy KELLOM Dau S Female W 2 PA At Home PA PA

Vinia KELLOM Other S Female W 1mo. PA At Home PA PA

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v. LUCILLE (LEA) MINERVA KELLAM, b. September 05, 1844; d. May 05, 1923; m. FRANK WHITE; b. 1839.

Notes for LUCILLE (LEA) MINERVA KELLAM: One son, one daughter died in childhood. The family Lived in Lake Township, Wayne Co. Varying records give her name as either Louise or Lucille.

vi. MARCUS (MARK) KELLAM, b. September 06, 1846, Salem, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. September 04, 1921, Purdytown, Pennsylvania - bur. Lakeville, PA; m. (1) HANNAH MARTIN, 1867, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; b. Abt. 1847, Pennsylvania; d. Bet. May 1880 - 1885, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. (2) UNKNOWN, 1884, Wayne Co. Pennsylvania; d. Bef. 1910.

Notes for MARCUS (MARK) KELLAM:

Mark is in Salem Twnp., Wayne Co. on 1880 census. 1910 shows him with young children as a widower. He seems to have outlived 2 wives.

Notes for HANNAH MARTIN:

EK Ms mentions Hannah as being "late Wise (Weis) "- she -was married prior to Mark He also has 2 daughters that are not quite accounted for.

vii. EPHRAIM FILMORE KILLAM, b. September 26, 1847, Wayne Co, Pennsylvania; d. August 11, 1931, Honesdale, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania - bur. Homer. NY; m. (1) MELISSA ADELINE (ADDIE) KELLY, Abt. 1869, Wayne Co. , Pennsylvania; b. February 1850; d. April 03, 1887, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania - bur Avoy Cemetery; m. (2) MARTHA JANE PENNELL, Abt. 1888; b. April 15, 1848, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; d. January 21, 1929, Palmyra, Pike Co. Pennsylvania; m. (3) FRANCES ROSEMARY BEARDSLEY, Abt. 1929.

Notes for FRANCES ROSEMARY BEARDSLEY:

Was evidently the widow Thornton. In the EBK notes she is listed as Frances Rosemary Beardsley Thornton.

viii. EUNICE KELLAM, b. June 21, 1850; d. October 21, 1886; m. LEWIS DECKER, Abt. 1870; b. Bet. 1845 - 1850. M⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born 1809 in Pike Co. Pennsylvania, and died May 31, 1881 in Pike Co. Pennsylvania - --ae 72. She married JOHN LEONARD EDWARDS Abt. 1829 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania. He was born 1807, and died May 10, 1852 in Pike Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for EUNICE KIMBLE KELLAM:

Eunice moved to Leonardsville after her marriage, taking the 2 little brothers, Moses and Aaron, who were orphaned. Two of her brothers had recently married, were setting up their own homes.

Notes for JOHN LEONARD EDWARDS:

John built the first canal boat in 1830. John Edwards opened a boat bottom at a point below Honesdale. He made the samll ten ton canal boats , the big boat time not yet on the rise. This early boat bottom point was probably Pidgeon roost. Pennsylvania Coal Co. opened their 47 mile Gravity R.R. in 1850, which affecgted the canal business. (EKB notes)

Children of EUNICE KELLAM and JOHN EDWARDS are:

i. EDWIN¹¹ EDWARDS.

ii. ASA K. EDWARDS.

iii.HERMAN EDWARDS, m. KATE BURKARD.

78. MOSES K.¹⁰ KELLAM (JOHN JR. (3RD)⁹, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born Abt. 1823 in Wayne Co, Pennsylvania, and died Aft. 1865 in California ?. He married ANN ROBERTS Bet. 1844 - 1845 in Pennsylvania. She was born 1824 in Pennsylvania.

Notes for MOSES K. KELLAM:

Family # 12 Berlin Twnp., Wayne Co., Pennsylvania, 1850. Supposedly went to California about 1865, never heard from again, report was,he was dead. (EK Ms, EKB notes)

Notes for ANN ROBERTS:

Granddaughter of Mordicai Roberts.

Children of MOSES KELLAM and ANN ROBERTS are:

i. ALICE¹¹ KELLAM, b. Wayne Co, Pennsylvania; d. Wayne Co., - Unmarried.

Died Unmarried - (EK Ms)

ii. SON KELLAM, d. in childhood.

iii. FRANCES AUGUSTA KELLAM, b. July 10, 1850, Indian Orchard, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; d. June 11, 1936, Tusten, Sullivan Co., New York; m. WILLIAM HAWKS HANKINS, 1871; b. March 11, 1845, Sullivan Co., New York; d. October 24, 1922.

Notes for FRANCES AUGUSTA KELLAM:

1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

William HANKINS Self M Male W 33 NY Farmer NJ NY

Francis HANKINS Wife M Female W 27 PA Keeping House PA PA

Thaniel HANKINS Son S Male W 7 NY NY PA

Nellie HANKINS Dau S Female W 6 NY NY PA

Alice HANKINS Dau S Female W 4 NY NY PA

Arthur HANKINS Son S Male W 2 NY NY PA

Kathrine HANKINS Mother W Female W 77 NY Lives With Son NY NY

Cinthie WATSON Other S Female W 16 PA Servant PA NY

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iv. ELECTA KELLAM, b. July 1853; d. Aft. June 1936; m. UNKNOWN WRIGHT; b. Bet. 1848 - 1853; d. Bef. 1910.

Notes for ELECTA KELLAM:

Electa is living with her sister, Frances A., in both 1910 and 1920 census. She is also mentioned as a sister in the obituary of Frances. (Patty Hankins-Summer, 2001)

79. JASON¹⁰ KELLAM (LEBBEUS KILLUM⁹, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born November 12, 1812 in Wallenpaupack Sedttlement, Pike Co. Pennsylvania, and died June 02, 1885 in Ontario, Canada. He married ALLYS WILCOX February 15, 1837. She was born Bet. 1812 - 1814 in Ontario, Upper Canada, and died March 19, 1897 in Canada.

Notes for JASON KELLAM:

Jason was 10 years old when the family left Pike co., Pennsylvania for Canada. (EK Ms)

He appeared on the census in 1851 in Townsend Township, Norfolk County, Ontario age 39 born PA. He appeared on the census in 1861 in Townsend Township, Norfolk County, Ontario age 47 born US. He was living in 1873 in Townsend Township, Norfolk County, ON Concession 10 Lot 5 Tenent. He appeared on the census in 1881 in Walsingham Township, Norfolk County ON age 70 born US. Has his first name as Walter. He died on Jun 2 1885 in Walsingham, ON. (British Canadian) He was buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Waterford, ON. (no tombstone)

Notes for ALLYS WILCOX:

She appeared on the census in 1861 in Townsend Township, Norfolk County, Ontario age 47. She appeared on the census in 1881 in Walsingham Township, Norfolk County ON age 70 born ON. She died on Mar 19 1897 in North Walsingham, ON. Jason Walter KELLUM and Elsey (Alice) WILCOX had the 9 children:

Children of JASON KELLAM and ALLYS WILCOX are:

i. SARAH ANN¹¹ KELLAM, b. May 10, 1839, Townsend Twnp., Norfolk Co., Ontario, Canada; d. October 27, 1903, Walsingham, Ontario, Canada; m. JAMES HENRY (JIMMY) WILSON, February 15, 1864, Ontario, Canada.

ii. CALISTA KELLAM, b. January 06, 1841, Ontario, Canada.

iii. EUNICE KELLAM, b. March 01, 1845, Ontario, Canada.

iv. SUSANNAH KELLAM, b. February 27, 1847, Ontario, Canada.

v. RUTH KELLAM, b. December 05, 1851, Ontario, Canada.

vi. WALTER VANALLAN KELLAM, b. May 28, 1852, Ontario, Canada.

vii. WARREN BLAKE KELLAM, b. May 16, 1854, Ontario, Canada; m. ESTHER WILSON.

Notes for WARREN BLAKE KELLAM:

Obituary: Delhi

Death claimed one of the oldest and prominent citizens of Delhi in the person of Warren Blake Kellum, who after a short illness passed away

at his late home, Main Street, Delhi on Friday, October 25th 1935 in his 82nd year.

Born at Bloomsberg on 16th May 1854, he was the son of the late Mr and Mrs Jason Kellum, Pioneer settlers of Norfolk County. He was married to Miss Ester Wilson of Wyecombe, moving to Nixon where he operated a saw mill for a period. He has been a resident of Delhi for the past forty two years and was for many years employed as a sawyer in the Quance Co. saw mill.

Deceased was held in the highest esteem in this community not only because of his long residence but for his many acts of kindness, his true friendship and his other fine qualities. His death is regretted by a wide circle of friends in Delhi and surrounding community.

Survivors are his widow and six children, Jack Kellum of Toronto, Mrs Ethel Devitt of Delhi, Jason Kellum of Glencoe, Mrs Shermon Strout of Delhi, Howard Kellum of Montreal and Mrs Harold Cunningham of Delhi.

The funeral was held on Sunday afternoon from his late residence. Rev W.H.Howard pastor of the Baptist Church of which the deceased was a member officiated. The many floral tributes were expressive of deep sympathy for the bereaved family.

Pallbearers were Messrs Fred Stripe, Henry Bilger, Bruce Jefferies, Alva Young, Chas Howey, and Richard Mills. Flowerbearers were Messrs J.P.Dougherty, W.A.Morgan, B.Currin and J.W.Barnard. Internment was made in Delhi Cemetery.

viii. SOPHIA KELLAM, b. November 23, 1859, Ontario, Canada.

80. JOHN¹⁰ KELLAM (LEBBEUS KILLUM⁹, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born December 22, 1813 in Wallenpaupack Settlement, Pike Co. Pennsylvania. He married ANN KITCHEN.

Children of JOHN KELLAM and ANN KITCHEN are:

i. AGNES¹¹ KELLAM.

ii. NEWTON H. KELLAM.

iii. ELLA KELLAM.

iv. HERBERT KELLAM, b. 1862.

v. LOVINA KELLAM, b. 1868.

81. GEORGE¹⁰ KELLAM (LEBBEUS KILLUM⁹, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born July 13, 1819 in Wallenpaupack Settlement, Pike Co. Pennsylvania, and died March 03, 1911. He married MARGARET SCHUYLER. She was born February 05, 1817 in Canada.

Children of GEORGE KELLAM and MARGARET SCHUYLER are:

i. SARAH ANN¹¹ TENNISON, b. 1835.

Notes for SARAH ANN TENNISON:

Adopted. Circumstances not available, perhaps a family member?

ii. LEBBEUS KELLAM, b. February 11, 1843.

iii. EUNICE KELLAM, b. 1844.

iv. LOUISE KELLAM, b. 1851.

82. ESTHER ANN¹⁰ KELLAM (LEBBEUS KILLUM⁹, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born October 26, 1820 in Wallenpaupack Settlement, Pike Co. Pennsylvania, and died October 25, 1885 in Canada. She married HENRY BARBER Abt. 1840, son of JOHN BARBER and MARY SLATE. He was born January 07, 1816 in Townsend Twnp., Norfolk Co., Ontario, Canada, and died March 01, 1886 in Canada.

Children of ESTHER KELLAM and HENRY BARBER are:

i. ELI¹¹ BARBER, b. February 10, 1843.

ii. LAYMON BARBER, b. August 31, 1846, Ontario, Canada; d. April 09, 1925, Canada.

iii. RUBY ANN BARBER, b. October 21, 1852, Norfolk Co., Ontario, Canada; d. April 04, 1925.

83. ROCKWELL¹⁰ BUNNELL (PARTHENIA⁹ KELLAM, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born April 02, 1806 in Bethany, Pennsylvania, and died 1893 in Wayne Co., Pennsylvania. He married FLAVILLA BROOKS.

Children of ROCKWELL BUNNELL and FLAVILLA BROOKS are:

i. WALLACE¹¹ BUNNELL.

ii. MAURICE BUNNELL.

iii. JULIA BUNNELL.

iv. MINERVA BUNNELL.

v. PARTHENA BUNNELL.

vi. DELIA BUNNELL.

84. ELEANOR¹⁰ BUNNELL (PARTHENIA⁹ KELLAM, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born Bet. 1807 - 1808 in Bethany, Pennsylvania, and died 1843 in Bethany, Pennsylvania. She married ISAAC OLMSTEAD Abt. 1828 in Bethany, Pennsylvania.

Children of ELEANOR BUNNELL and ISAAC OLMSTEAD are:

i. OSCAR¹¹ OLMSTEAD.

ii. DAVID OLMSTEAD.

iii. CAROLINE OLMSTEAD, m. HENRY GOULD.

85. EUNICE B.¹⁰ BUNNELL (PARTHENIA⁹ KELLAM, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born January 06, 1810 in Bethany, Pennsylvania. She married BROOKS LAVO Bet. 1831 - 1832 in Pennsylvania. He was born 1811, and died 1872.

Children of EUNICE BUNNELL and BROOKS LAVO are:

i. MORTIMER¹¹ LAVO, m. MARY CROCKER.

ii. HENRY LAVO, m. MAMIE KAISER. Six children Lavo.

iii. EUGENIE LAVO, d. Pennsylvania - unmarried.

iv. PARTHENIA LAVO.

v. MALVINA LAVO, m. HORTON PHILLIPS.

vi. MARY LAVO, m. TRUXTON KENNEDY.

vii. HENRIETTA LAVO, m. CALVIN BENNET.

viii. AMANDA LAVO, m. GEORGE KRAMER.

ix. SARAH LAVO.

86. HENRY¹⁰ BUNNELL (PARTHENIA⁹ KELLAM, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born October 1811 in Bethany, Pennsylvania, and died 1872 in Wayne Co., Pennsylvania. He married (1) AMANDA MARY PAGE. She was born Abt. 1817. He married (2) LYDIA A. SCHOFIELD. He married (3) MARY BUNNELL. She was born 1835 in New Jersey, and died Aft. 1880 in Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

Notes for MARY BUNNELL:

Household Record 1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Marey BUNNEL Self W Female W 45 NJ Keeping House NJ NJ

Edward BUNNEL Son S Male W 18 PA Works On Farm PA NJ

Fletcher BUNNEL Son S Male W 16 PA Works On Farm PA NJ

Harie BUNNEL Son S Male W 11 PA Works On Farm PA NJ

Elery BUNNEL Son S Male W 9 PA At Home PA NJ

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Children of HENRY BUNNELL and AMANDA PAGE are:

i. MARY¹¹ BUNNELL, m. ROMAN BUMP.

ii. AMANDA BUNNELL, m. JOHN BELLAMY.

iii. DAVID M. BUNNELL, b. July 1837, Texas, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. LOUISA OSBORNE; b. 1847, Pennsylvania.

Notes for DAVID M. BUNNELL:

Household Record 1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

David BUNNEL Self M Male W 42 PA Farmer PA PA

Luisa BUNNEL Wife M Female W 32 PA Keeping House PA PA

Marey B. BUNNEL Dau S Female W 10 PA At Home PA PA

Jeney L. BUNNEL Dau S Female W 6 PA At Home PA PA

Theodore JOHNSON Other S Male W 18 PA Works On Farm PA NJ

Lizey HESLIN Other S Female W 15 PA Servant HANOVER HANOVER

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iv. CALVIN PAGE BUNNELL, b. June 1848, Texas, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. HENRIETTA LAVO, Abt. 1874, Dyberry, Wayne Co. Pennsylvania; b. 1848, Pennsylvania.

Notes for CALVIN PAGE BUNNELL:

Household Record 1880 United States Census

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace

Calvin BUNNELL Self M Male W 32 PA Sawyer PA PA

Henrietta BUNNELL Wife M Female W 32 PA Keeping House FRA PA

Flora BUNNELL Dau S Female W 5 PA PA PA

Lulu BUNNELL Dau S Female W 3 PA PA PA

Mary MCCAHILL Other S Female W 20 NY Servant IRE IRE

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v. LOUISA BUNNELL, d. Pike Co., Pennsylvania - unmarried.

Children of HENRY BUNNELL and LYDIA SCHOFIELD are:

vi. JUDSON¹¹ BUNNELL, b. September 1860; m. NELLIE DERNING.

vii. IRVING BUNNELL, d. In Pennsylvania - No children; m. (1) FRANCES CLARK; m. (2) FRANCES CLARK.

viii. ADELIA BUNNELL.

ix. MARY BUNNELL, d. Infancy.

Children of HENRY BUNNELL and MARY BUNNELL are:

x. EDWARD¹¹ BUNNELL, b. 1862.

xi. FLETCHER W. BUNNELL, b. July 24, 1864, Texas Twnp., Wayne Co., Pennsylvania; m. EMMA HOYLE KINSMAN, November 03, 1889, Wayne Co. Pennsylvania; b. Abt. 1868.

xii. HARRY BUNNELL.

xiii. ELROY (ELLERY) BUNNELL, b. Bet. 1870 - 1871.

xiv. DAUGHTER BUNNELL, d. infancy.

87. ZEBULON MONTGOMERY PIKE¹⁰ BUNNELL (PARTHENIA⁹ KELLAM, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born 1813. He married CLARINDA BONHAM.

Children of ZEBULON BUNNELL and CLARINDA BONHAM are:

i. OLIVER¹¹ BUNNELL, m. FLORENCE BANGS.

ii. ELROY BUNNELL, d. Battle of Gettysburg--Civil War.

iii. OSCAR BUNNELL.

iv. AMELIA BUNNELL, d. infancy; m. ULYSSES BEERS.

88. CHARLES F.¹⁰ BUNNELL (PARTHENIA⁹ KELLAM, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born 1815 in Bethany, Pennsylvania, and died 1868 in Oxford, New York.

Children of CHARLES F. BUNNELL are:

i. JENNIE¹¹ BUNNELL.

ii. DELLA BUNNELL.

89. JOHN KILLAM¹⁰ BUNNELL (PARTHENIA⁹ KELLAM, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born January 14, 1817 in Bethany, Pennsylvania. He married ANNE S. BROWNSCOMBE 1841 in Pennsylvania. She died March 07, 1893.

Children of JOHN BUNNELL and ANNE BROWNSCOMBE are:

i. CAROLINE¹¹ BUNNELL, m. OLIVER STANTON; b. California.

ii. GEORGE BUNNELL.

iii. WILLIAM BUNNELL.

iv. HATTIE G. BUNNELL, m. HENRY WEBB; b. Bethany, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania.

v. FRANK C. BUNNELL, m. LIBBIE BONE.

vi. EMMA E. BUNNELL, d. Bef. 1900; m. DR. C. R. BRADY.

vii. JOHN KELLAM JR. BUNNELL, m. ANNA M. TAYLOR.

90. ABIGAIL JANE¹⁰ BUNNELL (PARTHENIA⁹ KELLAM, JOHN JR. KILLAM⁸, JOHN KILLAM⁷, SAMUEL KILLAM⁶, JOHN KILLAM⁵, AUSTIN (AUGUSTINE) (KILHAM)⁴, HENRY (KILHAM)³, WILLIAM (KILHAM)², UNKNOWN¹ KILHAM) was born October 09, 1826 in Bethany, Pennsylvania, and died in Illinois. She married WILLIAM STOCKDALE.

Notes for WILLIAM STOCKDALE:

"Merchant of Springfield, Ohio" (Matthews)

Children of ABIGAIL BUNNELL and WILLIAM STOCKDALE are:

i. MINNIE JEAN¹¹ STOCKDALE.

ii. BUNTY BARRIE STOCKDALE.

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