Richard B. Kelly was born about 1820, and died 1870 in Concord, Texas. He married Elizabeth Jane Garrison on November 23, 1858 in Rusk County, Texas. They had five children.
Children of Richard and Elizabeth Kelly:
Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" Kelly Pollard
James Allen Kelly
George Christopher Kelly
Robert Lee "Bob" Kelly
Emma Kelly Hartt
Richard Kelley* is remembered as the man "buried at midnight by farmer friends, due to the disease he died from, and the funeral held over a filled grave." The grave, on Walter Langston timberland in Old Foster Cemetery, is marked by moss covered bricks placed by his daughter Emma, and Eddie Langston.
(excerpt from "Caleb Garrison, Sr. and his wife Sarah Fleming," by J. G. Ross and Quillian Garrison, 1967)
Children of Richard and Elizabeth Kelly:
Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" Kelly Pollard
James Allen Kelly
George Christopher Kelly
Robert Lee "Bob" Kelly
Emma Kelly Hartt
Richard Kelley* is remembered as the man "buried at midnight by farmer friends, due to the disease he died from, and the funeral held over a filled grave." The grave, on Walter Langston timberland in Old Foster Cemetery, is marked by moss covered bricks placed by his daughter Emma, and Eddie Langston.
(excerpt from "Caleb Garrison, Sr. and his wife Sarah Fleming," by J. G. Ross and Quillian Garrison, 1967)
Richard B. Kelly was born about 1820, and died 1870 in Concord, Texas. He married Elizabeth Jane Garrison on November 23, 1858 in Rusk County, Texas. They had five children.
Children of Richard and Elizabeth Kelly:
Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" Kelly Pollard
James Allen Kelly
George Christopher Kelly
Robert Lee "Bob" Kelly
Emma Kelly Hartt
Richard Kelley* is remembered as the man "buried at midnight by farmer friends, due to the disease he died from, and the funeral held over a filled grave." The grave, on Walter Langston timberland in Old Foster Cemetery, is marked by moss covered bricks placed by his daughter Emma, and Eddie Langston.
(excerpt from "Caleb Garrison, Sr. and his wife Sarah Fleming," by J. G. Ross and Quillian Garrison, 1967)
Children of Richard and Elizabeth Kelly:
Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" Kelly Pollard
James Allen Kelly
George Christopher Kelly
Robert Lee "Bob" Kelly
Emma Kelly Hartt
Richard Kelley* is remembered as the man "buried at midnight by farmer friends, due to the disease he died from, and the funeral held over a filled grave." The grave, on Walter Langston timberland in Old Foster Cemetery, is marked by moss covered bricks placed by his daughter Emma, and Eddie Langston.
(excerpt from "Caleb Garrison, Sr. and his wife Sarah Fleming," by J. G. Ross and Quillian Garrison, 1967)
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*The last name 'Kelly' is spelled 'Kelley' in the "Caleb Garrison, Sr." genealogy book.
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