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John F. Kelly Diary Transcription
No full textTranscription of the John F. Kelly Diary by Vernon Fitzgerald. The transcription was possibly used by Fitzgerald in his publication 'the Cincinati Story
John F. Kelly Diary
No full textJohn Felix Kelly was born on August 31, 1845 in Borrisokane, Ireland. He came to New York in 1865 because of the Irish Potato famine and by 1867, he was in Galveston, Texas. John F. Kelly then moved to Cincinnati, Texas and married Mary Catherine 'Kate' Smith in 1892. John and Kate had four children. John was a Catholic and Catherine came from a Protestant family. After the town of Cincinnati dissolved, Kelly and his family moved to the South of Walker County. He built a sawmill several miles North of New Waverly, Texas. Kelly later died as results of injuries he sustained when a boiler exploded at the mill. His personal diary includes perspectives on events, weather, places, and people. The diary includes songs, scientific problems, surveying procedures, and medical treatments
Report : Petition of F. Kelly
Get PDFReport : Petition of F. Kelly. [1483] Sioux depredations of 1864 near Fort Laramie; taken captive
Report : Petition of F. Kelly
No full text42-2Indian AffairsReport : Petition of F. Kelly. [1483] Sioux depredations of 1864 near Fort Laramie; taken captive.1872-7
Joseph F. Kelly, Perspectives on Scripture and Tradition, 1976
No full textC. C. Joseph F. Kelly, Perspectives on Scripture and Tradition, 1976. In: Revue des Sciences Religieuses, tome 53, fascicule 2, 1979. p. 188
Funeral Notice, James F. Kelly, October 8, 1898
Get PDFThis funeral notice announces the funeral services of James F. Kelly of Kosciusko, Mississippi on October 8, 1898 with Reverend J. H. Alexander officiating.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-webb-collection/1126/thumbnail.jp
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