Elam (Ellam, Ellom) family pedigrees and genealogical records, ca.1630-1988/ [Norma C. Neill]
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Microfilm made of manuscript collection (18 leaves) compiled and donated by Norma C. Neill, Westwoodside, Doncaster, England.
Willimus Ellam (d.1709) married Ann Kirkbie in January 1658/1659 at Huddersfield, England. and they had nine children (two died as infants). He married twice again after Ann's death. Descendants and relatives (chiefly spelling the surname Elam, with some spellings of Ellom) lived in Yorkshire, Liverpool, London and elsewhere.
Includes Callum, Cruse, Denton, Gibson, Heslin, Kaye, Kendall, Kirkbie, Lloyd, Sykes and related families.
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| Note | Location | Collection/Shelf | Format | ||
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| Elam (Ellam, Ellom) family pedigrees and genealogical records, ca.1630-1988 | FamilySearch Library | British B1 Floor Film | 1696506 Item 10 | 7562064 |
| Note | Location | Collection/Shelf | Film | Image Group Number (DGS) | Format |
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| Elam (Ellam, Ellom) family pedigrees and genealogical records, ca.1630-1988 | FamilySearch Library | British B1 Floor Film | 1696506 Item 10 | 7562064 |
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