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James Kellis

Birth1800 - Montgomery County, North Carolina, USA
Death1860 - Montgomery, North Carolina, United States
MotherElizabeth
FatherJohn Duncan Kellis

Born in Montgomery County, North Carolina, USA on 1800 to John Duncan Kellis and Elizabeth. James Kellis married Lydia Murray and had 11 children. He passed away on 1860 in Montgomery, North Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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John Duncan Kellis
1776 - 1830
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Elizabeth
1781 - 1870
Spouse(s)
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Lydia Murray
1799 - 1860
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Elizabeth Blake
1801 - 1860
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Sarah Thompson
1812 - 1860
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Amanda Lewis
Unknown - Unknown
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Sarah Jane Campbell
1832 - 1888
Children Show all
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John Lewis Kellis
1819 - 1873
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Benjamin Franklin Kellis
1824 - 1909
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Sarah Ellen Kellis
1833 - 1911
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Lucy Kellis
1830 - Unknown
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Rebecca Ann Tellis
1835 - 1930
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Elizabeth Jane Kellis
1825 - Unknown
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Thomas Kellis
Unknown - Unknown
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Lydia Kellis
1834 - Unknown
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Rebecca Jane Kellis
1825 - Unknown
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Calvin Kellis
1823 - 1895
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John Dudley Callais
1824 - 1863

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