Richard Kellam

Birth1664 - Accomack Co., Virginia

Death6 Apr 1731 - Accomack, Virginia, United States

MotherSarah Ansley

FatherRichard II (farmed 500 Acres, calling it "Kellam's Folly". ) KELLAM (sailed from London on ship "Primrose")

Born in Accomack Co., Virginia on 1664 to Richard II (farmed 500 Acres, calling it "Kellam's Folly". ) KELLAM (sailed from London on ship "Primrose") and Sarah Ansley. Richard Kellam married Frances West and had 9 children. He passed away on 6 Apr 1731 in Accomack, Virginia, United States.

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Parents

Richard Ii (Farmed 500 Acres, Calling It "Kellam's Folly". ) Kellam (Sailed From London On Ship "Primrose")
1618 - 1703

Sarah Ansley
1630 - 1703

Spouse(s)

Frances West
1662 - 1731

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Sarah Kellam
1686 - 1806

Catherine Kellam
1710 - 1760

Thomas Kellam
1696 - 1769

Jonathan Kellam
1708 - 1778

West Kellam
1696 - 1768

Sarah Kellam
1706 - 1744

Richard Kellam
1731 - 1769

William Kellum
1712 - 1770

Sarum Kellam
1700 - 1744

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