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George Easterly Kell

Birth17 Aug 1830 - Sequatchie Valley, Warren County, Tennessee, USA
Death10 Mar 1906 - Van Buren County, Tennessee, USA
MotherLydia Lakey
FatherThomas Kell

Born in Sequatchie Valley, Warren County, Tennessee, USA on 17 Aug 1830 to Thomas Kell and Lydia Lakey. George Easterly Kell married Amanda "Mandy" Thomas and had 10 children. He passed away on 10 Mar 1906 in Van Buren County, Tennessee, USA.

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Thomas Kell
1791 - 1877
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Lydia Lakey
1793 - 1877
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Amanda "Mandy" Thomas
1838 - 1918
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George Henry Kell
1862 - 1948
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America Isabell Kell
1866 - 1899
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Asa Ernest Kell
1882 - 1950
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James Franklin Kell
1870 - 1939
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Mary Josephine Kell
1857 - 1881
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Charles Thomas Kell
1856 - 1935
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Edmond Kell
1861 - Unknown
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Henry Kell
1855 - 1860
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Frank Kell
1859 - 1860
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Asa Kell
1868 - 1870

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