William Kelley - Elwood Smith genealogy, Browns Chapel, Monongalia County, W. Va. : the story of the two families and how they intermarried and held reunions for over 50 years
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William Kelley, a Revolutionary War soldier, was born in 1759, probably in southwestern Virginia, and probably the son of John Kelley, who immigrated to America from Ireland in 1719. After the war he settled in Greene County, Pennsylvania. He married a woman from New Jersey, Elizabeth, probably the daughter of Samuel and Sarah Freeman Force. The had ten children, 1800-ca. 1820. He died in 1841 and is buried at Rices Landing, Pennsylvania. Descendants listed, chiefly those of his son, Squire Freeman Kelley (1810-1897), lived in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and elsewhere.
Riley Elwood Smith was born in Ohio in 1853, the son of Pete and Margaret Smith. After his father died, his mother moved her family to Browns Chapel Community, Monongalia County, [West] Virginia. He married Mary Ellen Kelley (1863-1945), daughter of James and Mary Kelley of Browns Chapel in 1881. They had seven seven children, 1882-1892. He died in 1935.
Includes the Watson and other related families.
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