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Esther Denney

Birth1802 - Dutchess County, New York, United States of America
Death1 Feb 1864 - Gibson, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania
MotherEsther Early
FatherThomas Denney

Born in Dutchess County, New York, United States of America on 1802 to Thomas Denney and Esther Early. Esther Denney married Captain James D Kelly/O'Ceallais and had 14 children. She passed away on 1 Feb 1864 in Gibson, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania.

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Parents
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Thomas Denney
1771 - 1852
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Esther Early
1768 - 1858
Spouse(s)
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Captain James D Kelly/o'ceallais
1793 - 1854
Children Show all
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Maranda Ann Kelley
1829 - 1903
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Absalom Kelley
1823 - 1905
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Orlando Kelley
1827 - 1891
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Thomas I. Kelley
1827 - 1885
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Alpha Serena Howell
1839 - 1922
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Horace Agard James Kelly
1835 - Unknown
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Annis P Kelley
1842 - 1883
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Rebecca Ann Kelley
1837 - 1920
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Mary Eliza Kelley
1819 - Unknown
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Charlotte B Kelly
1845 - 1929
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Almira Kelley
1821 - 1886
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James D. "Claud" Kelley
1829 - 1896
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Esich Kelley
1832 - Unknown
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Florence Kelley
1847 - Unknown

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