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John KELLAM

Birth13 Apr 1620 - Aslackby, Lincoinshire, England
Death6-Oct-1703 - Accomack County, Virginia, USA
MotherKatharine Edridge
FatherRichard Kellam

Born in Aslackby, Lincoinshire, England on 13 Apr 1620 to Richard Kellam and Katharine Edridge. John KELLAM married CATHERINE SPENCE and had 8 children. He passed away on 6-Oct-1703 in Accomack County, Virginia, USA.

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Parents
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Richard Kellam
1590 - 1636
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Katharine Edridge
1596 - 1636
Spouse(s)
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Catherine Spence
1622 - Unknown
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Tabitha Kirk
1660 - Unknown
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Alice Kellam
1654 - Unknown
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Katherine Kellam
1651 - 1717
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Richard Kellam
1651 - 1737
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Edward Kellam
1661 - 1737
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John Kellam
1697 - 1744
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Ann Kellam
1655 - 1717
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Sofia Rose Kellam
1665 - 1703
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Rachel Kellam
1673 - 1746

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