Chapter 1

Origins of the OKelly

Yet this man was a king, and had his royalties all around him
his forest, his abbey, and many an armed castle, and peaceful
monastery, and fair dwelling house were his; and thousands of
acres of far stretching black or brown bog; and rood upon rood of
verdant meadow and rich tillage.

Dublin University Magazine on Rory oge OMore

 High Treason

Ferdinandus OKelly, alias Fergananym

OKelly late of Corballi, in Queens Coun-
ty, horseman, was attained for high trea-
son on the 25th of September 1573 at
Maryborough, owing to his joining in Re-
bellion with Rory oge OMore.

At that time he was in possession of Cor-

bally, Kilkefield (Kilfeacle) and Tecoline,
all in the Barony of Ballyadams, which
has been granted to him buy the crown in
1562.

From: Queens Exchequer Inquisi-

tion
Eliz. Fiant. No 490

During the reign of the She Wolf (i.e. Queen Elizabeth) the Irish gentry for miles around re-
ceived orders to attend a Court in the Rath of Mullaghmast. They assembled in large numbers,
and rather late to arrive was an OMore, from the Queens County side of the Barrow, with his
son Shamus and an attendant named OKelly.

On nearing the Rath the father remarked that it was strange after so many had entered that
none came out again, and as he was an old man, if danger was ahead, it would be better for him
to lose his life than his son, who was only a boy, and so he would dismount and enter the Rath
while Shamus and OKelly remained where they were. The son tried to dissuade him from go-
ing, and let him go instead; but go the old man would, and off he started, having given his son
instructions that if he reappeared at the en-
trance of the Rath with his hat off, they were
to understand that there was danger, and to
gallop off immediately, or if he did not ap-
pear within seven minutes they were to ride
off, and warn anyone they might meet on the
way to return home.

Old OMore in a very short time reappeared

at the entrance fighting his way through the
soldiery. Shamus and OKelly rode to his as-
sistance, helped him to mount, and the three,
putting spurs to their horses, galloped away,
and never drew rein till they had reached the Barrow opposite to Rheban Castle. On their ap-
proach the waters parted in front of them, and they rode dry-shod to the opposite bank, on
reaching which the river flowed on as before.

...After some time they heard the faint baying of hounds in the direction they had come from,
and as it got louder and nearer, OMore gave orders to mount, as he said bloodhounds must be
on their track, and off they again started. Eventually they separated; OMore and OKelly cross-
ing the Queens county hills got safe into the County Waterford; but Shamus remained in the
Ballyadams district, hiding in the house of a farmer named OLalor.

In a day or two, news reached them that the English had issued a proclamation from Mul-
laghmast, ordering that all boys of a certain age belonging to the OMore sept should be put to
death. Consequently Shamus got the farmers permission to assume his name on condition he
worked form him without wages. But one day, while Shamus was plowing with a team of oxen,
a knight rode into the field, whom OLalor recognized as Shawn-a-feeka (which means Sean of
the Pike); he dismounted, and, going up to the farmer, asked whose the boy was, and OLalor,
in terror of being found out in a lie, acknowledged it was Shamus OMore. Very good, said
Shawn a-feeka. As I cannot catch the old fox, Ill content myself with the cub; and walking up
to Shamus he told him he would have to return with him to Mullaghmast.

Before mounting he showed Shamus a bowarra he held in his hand, and asked him if he knew
what it was. Shamus replied that he had never before seen the like of it, and so was told to hold
it while Shawn-a-feeka remounted. As soon as he had his foot in the stirrup, with his back
turned, Shamus, taking aim, pulled the trigger and shot him dead between the joints of the ar-
mor at the back of the neck; he then mounted the horse and galloped off.
Rorie Oge O More and Cormocke Mack Cormocke O Connor, accompanied not with above 140
men and boyes, on the third monethe, burned betweene Vii. And viii C. thatched howsies, in a
market towne called the Naas; they had not one horseman, nor one shot with theim; they ran
through the town, beinge open, like haggs and furies of hell, with flakes of fier fastened on
pooles ends, and so fiered the low thatched howsies; and being a great windie night, one howse
took fiere of another in a moment; they tarried not half an houre in the town, neither stoode
they upon killinge or spoylinge of any. There was above fyve hundred mennes boddies in the
towne manlyke enough in appearance, but neither manfull, nor wakeful as it seamed; for they
confesse they were all aslepe in their bedde, after they had filled themselves and surfeyted upon
their patrone day; which day is celebrated, for the most part, of the people of this country
birthe, with gluttonye and idollatrye as farre as they dare.

~A letter from Lord Deputy Sydney, 1577

They were asleep in a cottage in the midst of the thick oak forest of Leix, when the enemy, guid-
ed by a treacherous domestic, a huntsman of OMores, burst like a storm upon them. What
must have been the anguish of his soul to have left behind him in her blood the partner of his
heart and life, and to feel that he had lost her for ever! Was he cruel! If so, he met with cruel
treatment. Was he violent? He might have been so, but so were his opponents; perhaps it was
the hard nature of the times.

With the death of OMore the regal power of his house seems to have been extinguished. His
abbey of Leix, and royal forest, and large possessions were distributed among Elizabeths favor-
ite soldiers; but the oaks, which remain to this day, and have the name of being planted by his
hand, have not passed away.

These counties presented a nearly continual scene of warfare between the colonists and ancient
inhabitants, the Moores and the other septs having risen in insurrection and been suppressed no
less than eighteen times between Queen Marys settlement and the accession of James I. In 1607
they were brought so low that Sir Arthur Chichester concluded they might be easily compelled
to transplant. If not transplanted he thought, they would be utterly extinguished.
 Chapter 2
The Clans Disperse
[Francis Cosby] was authorized to exercise Martial law, and inflect capital
punishment, at pleasure. The gallows became his favorite implement of
death, as the cheapest mode of dispatching the surrounding proprietory,
and he, accordingly, had one erected near his house in the neighborhood of
Stradbally Abbey, upon a spot, to this day called Gallows-hill.
Here he kept up a continual scene of execution for many years, hanging the
people in numbers, and not unfrequently [sic] suspending them alive in
chains, with loaves of bread placed before them, in order to render their
death more painful.

From Irish Minstrelsy, by Turlough Carolan

 Land Grant to Calloghe OMore, 1574
In consideration of his good services and that he and his
heirs for the future might behave themselves faithfully to
the Crown the Queen pursuant to Letters dated at Green-
wich 22 April 1574 granted thereby to him and his heirs for
ever the Lordship and Manor of Ballynaa, Colnoghe,
Thomastown, Cadameston, Ballynemone, Norney,
Cloneaghe, and Toneragye Co. Kildare with all rents, ser-
vices, customs, and temporal hereditaments to the said
manor belonging the Estate of Walter Delahyde attained.
To hold to him and his heirs by the tenth part of a knights
fee rent 27 : 8 0-3 August 1574.


Population of Croghan, near

Coole, Co. Offaly.

165926 families

1765 95 families

1841 approx. 130 families

 Chapter 3
John Kelly
Thence forward by that painful way they pas,
Forth to an hill, that was both steep and hy;
On top whereof a sacred chappell was,
And eke a little Hermitage thereby,
Wherein an aged holy man did lye,
That day and night said his devotion
Ne other worldly business did apply;
His name was heavenly Contemplation;
Of God and goodnesse was his meditation.

Edmund Spenser about Croghan Hill

From The Fairie Queene, Book I, Canto X
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Co
ol
e
The
Lan
e
From Dublin to Philipstown the road is uninteresting. In the course of our survey we ascended Croghan
Hill, a conical elevation, for it scarcely deserves the name of mountain, although it forms an interesting
object for thirty miles round, and commands an extensive view of the surrounding country. There is a
cairn on the top, and near it a cemetery, still used by the Catholics, about which are a number of upright
grave-stones, bearing inscriptions of the date of 1714 and thereabouts. These stones were once, as Ser-
geant Malone informed us, mistaken by a party of police for a company of rebels coming over the hill.

From Croghan Hill great numbers of islands, as the natives call them, but more properly oases, or ele-
vated spots of land rising from the bog, may be seen;--of these, Knocknarin is remarkable, as being a
refuge for vagabonds and malefactors. Though encompassed by the Bog of Allen, which in winter or wet
weather may be difficult to cross, and, before any drainage was effected, was wholly impassable by ordi-
nary means, they are covered with excellent soil.

Here, as in the other baronies we found a superabundant populationfor the most part, as a matter of
course, unemployed. Between potato time and harvest the distress is general, and very great; and in
consequence of it, fevers are prevalent.
Milk is a luxury here. Sergeant Malone informed us, that many a man who sends his milk to the town,
eats his potatoes without any; and he knew one man who had only three pints of milk in the year. Young
men of from sixteen to thirty years of age (called almost invariably boys) earn from thirty to forty shil-
lings a year as farmers servants; and these, though half naked and half starved, are far better off than
the mere labourers, who are often in debt, to the amount of nine or ten pounds. The poor people are
sadly off for bedding; they can scarcely, in fact, be in a worse condition. A family of six or seven have
usually nothing but a blanket and a half to cover them; straw, for the most part, composes their bed
sometimes the bare floor. The clothes which they wear in the day serve them for the night also, for
they have no change.
The dress of the labourers is what is called a Handy Down, or outside shade, which costs 5s., or a sol-
diers old coat turned. To clothe a labourer in frieze, would cost twenty or thirty shillings a year; some
of them possess a frieze coat for Sundays, but the generality (to use the words of a witness) have not a
stitch but what they have on their bones.
The land is principally in tillage, is greatly impoverished, and is much more frequently ploughed than
formerly. On the borders of Croghan Hill, oats are sown for five or six years in succession. The small
farmers have often from one to six well-bred sheep, whose wool supplies them with their frieze clothes.
The women spin it, and get it woven.

The beggars in this district are very numerous; they sometimes pass through Philipstown, to the num-
ber of three or four hundred a day, are often tipsy, and circulate stories of malicious tendency.

Before leaving Philipstown let me once more advert to the condition of the people in its neighbour-
hood. Their food is of the poorest description (the coarse potatoes called lumpers) and obtained in
quantities barely sufficient to keep the machine of life in languid motion. To use their own words, ut-
tered with great pathos and feeling,--We are only just kept breathing,Our eyes are only just kept
open. I have witnessed scenes that would awaken commiseration in the coldest and the hardest heart,
and some of these I have endeavoured to describe, faithfully, without the slightest shadow of exaggera-
tion. I have seen young and helpless children, almost naked and without food, exposed to the cruel in-
fluences of the weather, in huts which should have afforded them protection; and I have seen old peo-
ple, afflicted severely by asthmas and rheumatic attacks, lying in hovels without either window or
chimney, with nothing for their bed but the bare damp floor, or a thin layer of straw. Can it, I again
ask, can it surprise us, when people, habituated to such appalling wretchedness, and instigated by min-
gled feelings or revenge and despair, commit crimes, at the bare relation of which human nature shud-
ders? The Irish are a patient, as well as an oppressed people, or they would not have submitted so long
to the hardships they endure.
Kings County has been the scene of many cruelties. A man taking a farm, from which another has been
ejected, will probably find his horses without ears, or otherwise maimed, and his cattle houghed, that
is, the sinews of the hinder legs cut. A grave dug near his house, with a note in it, is considered a friend-
ly mode of warning him of his danger. If these do not produce the desired effect, they set fire to his
house, or shoot him; and cruelty has been carried to such excess, that whilst the house was burning, the
inhabitants have been kept in by monsters armed with pitchforks.
 Chapter 4
James Kelly
Dear St. Brigid of the kine [cows]
Bless these little fields of mine,
The pastures and the shady trees,
Bless the butter and the cheese,
Bless the cows with coats of silk,
And the brimming pails of milk,
Bless the hedgerows, and I pray
Bless the seed beneath the clay,
Bless the hay and bless the grass,
Bless the seasons as they pass,
And heavens blessing will prevail,
BrigidMary of the Gael.

Prayer to St. Brigid

I entered some of the hovels and the scenes which
presented themselves were such as no tongue or pen
can convey the slightest idea of. In the first, six
famished and ghastly skeletons, to all appearances
dead, were huddled in a corner on some filthy straw,
their sole covering what seemed a ragged horsecloth...I
approached with horror, and found by a low moaning
they were alivethey were in fever, four children, a
woman and what had once been a manSuffice it to
say, that in a few minutes I was surrounded by at least
200 such phantoms, such frightful specters as no
words can describe, [suffering] from famine or from
fever.
~Nicholas Cummings, Magistrate of Cork,
visiting Skibbereen
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 Chapter 5
Bernard Kelly

We declare the right of the people of Ireland to the ownership of Ire-

land, and to the unfettered control of Irish destinies, to be sovereign and
indefeasible. The long usurpation of that right by a foreign people and
government has not extinguished the right, nor can it ever be extin-
guished except by the destruction of the Irish people.
Padraig H. Pearse
From The Proclamation of the Provisional Government of the Irish Republic
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John Joseph Jack Kelly
And so it is that our two nations, divided by distance, have been united by
history. No people ever believed more deeply in the cause of Irish freedom than the
people of the United States. And no country contributed more to building my own
than your sons and daughters. They came to our shores in a mixture of hope and
agony, and I would not underrate the difficulties of their course once they arrived
in the United States. They left behind hearts, fields, and a nation yearning to be
free. It is no wonder that James Joyce described the Atlantic as a bowl of bitter
tears.

Pres. John F. Kennedy

Address before Irish Parliament, June 28 1963
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Jacks son Bernie Kelly is

the teams mascot.
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21 Hillview Ave.
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The Children of Jack and Mary
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 Chapter 9
Back to Coole
After Jack left for America
No man or parties which are unwilling to recognize the
Irish republic should call themselves friends of Ireland.
It is the treachery of the worst kind [to do so].

Jack Kelly
Speaking before Cumann Na Gael in Boston
April 1920
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Generation 1
1. John Kelly-1 was born about 1785 in Coole, Ballyburly, Kings, Ireland. He lived in
Ballyburly, Kings, Ireland in 1830. He lived in Philipstown Lower, King's, Ireland on 09 Jul
1846. He lived in Coole Rhode, County O!aly, Ireland in 1854. He died between 1855-1864
in Coole, Ballyburly, Kings, Ireland. He was employed as a Farmer.

Mary (?) daughter of unknown and unknown.

John Kelly and Mary (?) married.They had the following children:

i. Bernard Kelly. He married Honoria Cully in 1835 in Rhode, County O!aly,

Ireland. He was employed as a Farmer.

ii. Catherine Kelly. She married John Darsey in 1834 in Rhode, O!aly, Ireland
(witnesses were James Forbes and ___Darsey).

2. iii. James Kelly was born about 1809 in Coole, Ballyburly, Kings, Ireland. He
married Catherine (Kitty) Forbis on 23 Feb 1837 in Rhode (RC), O!aly,
Ireland. He died in Jun 1878 in Coole, Ballyburly, Kings, Ireland.

Generation 2
2. James Kelly-2 (John-1) was born about 1809 in Coole, Ballyburly, Kings, Ireland. He lived
in Ballyburly, Kings, Ireland in 1855. He died in Jun 1878 in Coole, Ballyburly, Kings,
Ireland. He was employed as a Farmer.

Catherine (Kitty) Forbis daughter of John Forbis and Mary was born about 1814. She
died in Sep 1899 in Ireland.

James Kelly and Catherine (Kitty) Forbis were married on 23 Feb 1837 in Rhode (RC),
O!aly, Ireland.They had the following children:

i. John Kelly was born on 06 May 1838 in Coole, Rhode, O!aly, Ireland.

ii. Mary Kelly was born on 17 Jul 1842 in Coole Rhode, County O!aly, Ireland.

iii. Thomas Kelly was born on 15 Nov 1846 in Coole Rhode, County O!aly,
Ireland. He married Eliza Kennedy in 1909.

iv. Anne Kelly was born on 07 Feb 1847 in Rhode (RC), O!aly, Ireland. She
married Joseph McCabe in 1859.

v. (?) Kelly was born on 21 Apr 1849.

vi. (?) Kelly was born on 03 Aug 1851.

vii. Elizabeth Kelly was born on 02 Apr 1854 in Coole Rhode, County O!aly,
Ireland. She married unknown in 1878.

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Generation 2

viii. Margaret Kelly was born on 13 Apr 1856 in Rhode, Ballyburly, Kings,
Ireland.

ix. Denis Kelly was born on 07 May 1858 in Coole, Rhode, Ballyburly, Kings,
Ireland.

3. x. Bernard Kelly was born in 1860 in Kings County, Ireland. He married

Elizabeth McCabe on 13 May 1878 in Rhode, Co. O!aly (Church: St Peter's
Priest: McCrea Joseph C.C.). He died in 1932 in County O!aly, Ireland.

Generation 3
3. Bernard Kelly-3 (James-2, John-1) was born in 1860 in Kings County, Ireland. He lived in
Coole Rhode, County O!aly, Ireland in 1911 (House 13). He died in 1932 in County O!aly,
Ireland. He was employed as a Farmer.

Elizabeth McCabe daughter of Thomas McCabe and Catherine Dunne was born in 1854
in Rhode (RC), O!aly, Ireland. She lived in Coole Rhode, County O!aly, Ireland in 1911.
She died in 1942 in Coole, O!aly, Ireland.

Bernard Kelly and Elizabeth McCabe were married on 13 May 1878 in Rhode, Co. O!aly
(Church: St Peter's Priest: McCrea Joseph C.C.).They had the following children:

4. i. James Kelly was born on 03 Apr 1879 in Croghan, Kings, Ireland. He

married Rose in 1905. He died in 1965 in Daingean, Co. O!aly.

5. ii. Thomas Kelly was born in 1881 in Coole, Croghan, O!aly, Ireland. He
married Julia Rourke on 04 Jan 1919 in St Nicholas, Lancashire.

6. iii. Mairia Kelly was born in 1885 in Coole, O!aly, Ireland. She died before
1942. She married James Casey.

7. iv. John Joseph Kelly was born in Dec 1886 in Coole Rhode, County O!aly,
Ireland. He married Mary Agnes Waldron on 04 Sep 1918 in Cathedral of
the Holy Cross, Boston MA. He died in 1964 in Boston, Su!olk,
Massachusetts, USA.

8. v. Patrick Kelly was born in 1892 in Coole, Rhode (RC), Ballyburly, Kings,
Ireland.

9. vi. Bernard Kelly was born in 1895 in Coole, Rhode, O!aly, Ireland. He
married Mary Ann Evans in 1928 in Coole, Rhode (RC), Ballyburly, Kings,
Ireland. He died on 02 Oct 1979 in Coole, Rhode, O!aly, Ireland.

10. vii. Bridget Kelly was born on 04 Jun 1904 in Coole Rhode, County O!aly,
Ireland (House No. 18). She married Martin Joseph Kitt on 10 Oct 1925 in
Boston City, Su!olk, Massachusetts. She died in Dec 1978 in Flushing,

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Generation 3

Queens, New York, United States of America.

Generation 4
4. James Kelly-4 (Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 03 Apr 1879 in Croghan, Kings,
Ireland. He died in 1965 in Daingean, Co. O!aly. He was employed as a Farmer.

Rose was born in 1880.

James Kelly and Rose were married in 1905.They had the following children:

i. Elizabeth Kelly was born in 1908 in O!aly, Ireland.

ii. Bernard Kelly was born in 1910 in O!aly, Ireland.

iii. Joseph James Kelly was born in 1906.

5. Thomas Kelly-4 (Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born in 1881 in Coole, Croghan, O!aly,
Ireland. He immigrated to Liverpool, England.

Julia Rourke.

Thomas Kelly and Julia Rourke were married on 04 Jan 1919 in St Nicholas,
Lancashire.They had the following children:

i. Thomas Kelly was born in Liverpool, Lancashire, England.

ii. Mary Kelly was born in Liverpool, Lancashire, England.

iii. Sheila Kelly was born in Liverpool, Lancashire, England.

6. Mairia Kelly-4 (Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born in 1885 in Coole, O!aly, Ireland. She
died before 1942.

James Casey.

James Casey and Mairia Kelly were married.They had the following children:

i. James Casey.

ii. Elizabeth Casey.

iii. Mary Casey.

iv. Michael Casey.

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Generation 4
7. John Joseph Kelly-4 (Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born in Dec 1886 in Coole Rhode,
County O!aly, Ireland. He lived in Coole, Rhode, O!aly, Ireland in 1901. He lived in
Ballymore Co. Galway, Ireland in 1912. He immigrated to Boston, Su!olk, Massachusetts,
USA on 17 Mar 1913. He died in 1964 in Boston, Su!olk, Massachusetts, USA. He served in
the military WWI; Camp Sevier, SC. He was employed as a Carpenter for Boston Elevated
Company (MBTA).

Mary Agnes Waldron daughter of Peter Waldron and Honora Wallace was born on 18
Apr 1892 in Glenamaddy, Co. Galway, Ireland. She immigrated to Boston, Massachusetts,
USA on 03 May 1911. She lived in Boston, Su!olk, Massachusetts in 1930. She died on 07
Oct 1962 in Boston, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States.

John Joseph Kelly and Mary Agnes Waldron were married on 04 Sep 1918 in Cathedral of
the Holy Cross, Boston MA.They had the following children:

11. i. Bernard Joseph Kelly was born on 28 Dec 1919 in Boston, Su!olk,
Massachusetts, USA. He married Alice Christina Shuttleworth in 1948 in
Boston City, Su!olk, Massachusetts. He died on 12 Apr 2003 in Stoughton,
Massachusetts, USA.

12. ii. Nora Kelly was born on 28 Feb 1921 in Boston, Su!olk, Massachusetts,
USA. She married James J McCarrick in 1944 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
She died on 11 Jan 2010 in Mattapan, Su!olk, Massachusetts.

13. iii. Mary Elizabeth Kelly was born on 17 Jan 1923 in Boston, MA. She married
Francis Xavier Walsh on 26 Aug 1944 in Sacred Heart, Roslindale.

14. iv. John Francis Kelly was born on 06 Jul 1924 in Boston, MA. He married
Dorothy F Logan in 1950 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United
States. He died on 28 Feb 1997 in Jacksonville, Onslow, North Carolina,
United States of America.

15. v. James Francis Kelly was born on 03 Jan 1926 in Boston, Massachusetts,
United States. He died on 31 May 1988 in Boston, Massachusetts, United
States of America.

vi. Clare Kelly S.N.D was born on 20 Oct 1927 in Boston, Su!olk,
Massachusetts, USA. She lived in Boston, Su!olk, Massachusetts in 1930.
She lived in Hanover, MA in 1996. She was employed as a nun with the
Sisters of Notre Dame.

16. vii. Peter Kelly was born on 12 Oct 1929 in Boston, Massachusetts, United
States. He died on 22 Oct 2007 in Miami, Miami-dade, Florida.

17. viii. Paul Leo Kelly was born on 31 May 1931 in Boston, MA. He married
Lorraine McMahon in 1951 in Boston City, Su!olk, Massachusetts. He died
on 28 Oct 2011 in Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, USA.

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Generation 4
18. ix. Christina Kelly was born on 06 Dec 1932 in Boston City, Su!olk,
Massachusetts. She married Kenneth Carty on 23 Oct 1954.

8. Patrick Kelly-4 (Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born in 1892 in Coole, Rhode (RC),
Ballyburly, Kings, Ireland. He immigrated to England. He was employed as a Farmer.

Katie Mahon.

Patrick Kelly and Katie Mahon married.They had the following children:

i. Lilly Kelly.

ii. Mary Kelly.

iii. Patrick Kelly.

9. Bernard Kelly-4 (Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born in 1895 in Coole, Rhode, O!aly,
Ireland. He died on 02 Oct 1979 in Coole, Rhode, O!aly, Ireland. He served in the military
with the Irish Republican Army, Croghan, Northeast O!aly. He was employed as a
Farmer.

Mary Ann Evans daughter of George Evans and Annie was born in 1900. She died on 19
Oct 1987.

Bernard Kelly and Mary Ann Evans were married in 1928 in Coole, Rhode (RC), Ballyburly,
Kings, Ireland.They had the following children:

i. Bernard Kelly was born in 1928 in Coole, O!aly, Ireland. He died on 13 Feb
2003 in Ballymullen, O!aly, Ireland (Ballymullen, Daingean, Co. O!aly). He
lived in Daingean, Co. O!aly.

ii. Mary Catherine Kelly was born in 1932 in Coole, Rhode (RC), Ballyburly,
Kings, Ireland. She married Laurence Danaher in 1958 in Kensington,
Middlesex, England. She lived in Dublin, Ireland.

iii. Patrick Kelly was born in 1934 in Coole, Rhode (RC), Ballyburly, Kings,
Ireland. He lived in London, England.

iv. Thomas Kelly was born in 1947 in Coole Rhode, County O!aly, Ireland. He
lived in Coole Rhode, County O!aly, Ireland.

10. Bridget Kelly-4 (Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 04 Jun 1904 in Coole Rhode,
County O!aly, Ireland (House No. 18). She lived in Coole Rhode, County O!aly, Ireland in
1911 (House 13). She immigrated to Boston, Su!olk, Massachusetts, USA on 26 Sep 1920.
She lived in Union City, Hudson, New Jersey in 1930. She died in Dec 1978 in Flushing,
Queens, New York, United States of America.

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Martin Joseph Kitt son of Francis Kitt was born on 30 Sep 1897 in Northern Ireland. He
immigrated in 1918. He lived in Boston, Massachusetts in 1923. He lived in Everett,
Massachusetts in 1926. He lived in Union City, Hudson, New Jersey in 1930. He died in
Nov 1964 in New York, New York, New York, United States of America.

Martin Joseph Kitt and Bridget Kelly were married on 10 Oct 1925 in Boston City, Su!olk,
Massachusetts.They had the following children:

i. Francis Kitt was born on 16 May 1927. He lived in Union City, Hudson, New
Jersey in 1930. He lived in Union City, Hudson, New Jersey in 1930. He lived
in Union City, Hudson, New Jersey in 1930. He died on 13 Dec 1988 in Bronx,
Bronx, New York, United States of America.

19. ii. Marion Kitt. She married John O'Connor.

Generation 5
11. Bernard Joseph Kelly-5 (John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 28 Dec
1919 in Boston, Su!olk, Massachusetts, USA. He lived in Stockton, CA in 1988. He lived in
Abington, MA in 1989. He died on 12 Apr 2003 in Stoughton, Massachusetts, USA. He
served in the military in the US Airforce; WWII, Korea, Vietnam. He served in the military
first in the US Merchant Marines during WWII. He was employed as a Lieutenant Colonel.

Alice Christina Shuttleworth daughter of John H Shuttleworth.

Bernard Joseph Kelly and Alice Christina Shuttleworth were married in 1948 in Boston
City, Su!olk, Massachusetts.They had the following children:

20. i. Andrea Carol Kelly was born on 12 Feb 1959 in San Francisco, California.
She died on 14 Nov 1990 in San Diego, California.

21. ii. Brian Kelly was born on 04 Aug 1957. He married Carol L Marshall on 19 Jul
1980 in San Diego, California.

Ellenor McQuade.

Bernard Joseph Kelly and Ellenor McQuade were married.They had no children.

12. Nora Kelly-5 (John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 28 Feb 1921 in
Boston, Su!olk, Massachusetts, USA. She lived in Mattapan, MA in 1993. She died on 11
Jan 2010 in Mattapan, Su!olk, Massachusetts.

James J McCarrick son of Peter J Mccarrick and Bridget Mc Carrick was born on 18 Dec
1908 in Boston, Su!olk, Massachusetts, USA. He lived in Boston, Massachusetts, USA in
1945. He died on 09 Dec 1970 in Boston, Su!olk, Massachusetts, USA. He was employed as
a Salesman at the Boston Globe.

James J McCarrick and Nora Kelly were married in 1944 in Boston, Massachusetts,

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USA.They had the following children:

22. i. Peter McCarrick was born on 27 Sep 1944 in Boston, MA. He married Janet
Devlin on 19 May 1979.

ii. Paul McCarrick was born on 13 Sep 1945 in Boston, MA. He lived in
Pembroke, MA in 1985. He married Jane Beresik.

23. iii. Marylou McCarrick was born on 18 Feb 1948 in Boston, MA. She married
John Henry Schnelle Jr. on 21 Sep 1979 in Boston, Su!olk, Massachusetts,
USA.

24. iv. James McCarrick was born on 09 Nov 1951 in Boston, MA. He married
Maureen Dennehy in Boston, Massachusetts.

25. v. John McCarrick was born on 25 Nov 1952 in Boston, MA. He married
Roberta Kelley on 24 Nov 1984.

26. vi. Robert McCarrick was born on 17 May 1954 in Boston, MA. He married
Jane Toczek in Boston, Massachusetts.

vii. Nancy McCarrick was born on 31 Jul 1957 in Boston, MA. She lived in
Andover, MA in 1994. She married Ronald P DiBurro in Haverhill, MA. She
was employed as a Flight Attendant at US Airways.

13. Mary Elizabeth Kelly-5 (John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 17 Jan
1923 in Boston, MA. She lived in West Yarmouth, MA in 1984.

Francis Xavier Walsh son of Francis X Walsh and Catherine F Walsh was born on 13 Dec
1911 in Massachusetts. He lived in Boston, MA in 1985. He died on 04 Jan 1998 in West
Yarmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States of America.

Francis Xavier Walsh and Mary Elizabeth Kelly were married on 26 Aug 1944 in Sacred
Heart, Roslindale.They had the following children:

i. Mary Frances Walsh was born on 15 Aug 1945. She lived in Pensacola,
Escambia, Florida, USA in 2012. She served in the military US Navy; Vietnam.

ii. James Henry Walsh was born on 01 Dec 1946. He lived in Roslindale, MA
in 1994. He died on 10 Dec 2008 in Roslindale, Su!olk, Massachusetts. He
married Thelma Alves. He served in the military US Navy; Vietnam.

iii. Francis Walsh was born on 20 Oct 1948. He lived in Bourne, Massachusetts
in 2012. He married Paula. He served in the military US Marine Corps;
Vietnam.

27. iv. John Walsh was born on 21 Jun 1950. He married Patricia Cerney.

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v. Joseph Walsh was born on 15 Aug 1951. He lived in West Roxbury, MA.

vi. Marion Walsh was born on 20 Jul 1954. She married Paul Buckley. She lived
in West Roxbury, MA.

28. vii. Teresa Walsh was born on 13 Nov 1957. She married Je!rey Habib.

viii. Paul Walsh was born on 18 Aug 1959. He lived in Bridgewater, MA in 1990.

ix. Madeline Walsh was born on 11 Dec 1960. She married Kevin McGuire.

14. John Francis Kelly-5 (John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 06 Jul 1924 in
Boston, MA. He lived in Jacksonville, NC in 1992. He died on 28 Feb 1997 in Jacksonville,
Onslow, North Carolina, United States of America. He served in the military US Marines;
WWII, Korea, Vietnam.

Dorothy F Logan daughter of Samuel R Logan and Annie Logan was born on 13 Apr
1925 in Pennsylvania. She lived in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1930. She
died on 04 Dec 1997 in Other, Jones, North Carolina.

John Francis Kelly and Dorothy F Logan were married in 1950 in Philadelphia,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.They had the following children:

29. i. Timothy Kelly was born in Aug 1951.

ii. Dorothy Anne Kelly was born in Jun 1956. She died in 1991.

15. James Francis Kelly-5 (John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 03 Jan 1926
in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. He lived in Boston, Su!olk, Massachusetts in
1930. He was employed as a o"cer with the Boston Police Department between 1953-1985
in Boston, Su!olk, Massachusetts, USA. He died on 31 May 1988 in Boston,
Massachusetts, United States of America. He served in the military US Navy; WWII, Korea.

Helene McGarry.

James Francis Kelly and Helene McGarry married.They had the following children:

i. Christopher Kelly was born in Aug 1967.

ii. Deborah Kelly was born in Oct 1952.

16. Peter Kelly-5 (John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 12 Oct 1929 in
Boston, Massachusetts, United States. He lived in Miami, FL in 1994. He died on 22 Oct
2007 in Miami, Miami-dade, Florida. He served in the military US Marines.

Barbara.

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Peter Kelly and Barbara married.They had the following children:

i. Stephen Kelly was born in Jun 1953 in Florida, USA.

ii. Karen Kelly was born in Oct 1954.

Nancy.

Peter Kelly and Nancy were married.They had no children.

Carol.

Peter Kelly and Carol were married.They had no children.

17. Paul Leo Kelly-5 (John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 31 May 1931 in
Boston, MA. He lived in Hart's Location, Carroll, New Hampshire, USA in 1971. He lived in
Falmouth, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA in 1981. He lived in Phippsburg, Maine
between 1995-2002. He died on 28 Oct 2011 in Augusta, Kennebec, Maine, USA. He served
in the military Coast Guard.

Lorraine McMahon.

Paul Leo Kelly and Lorraine McMahon were married in 1951 in Boston City, Su!olk,
Massachusetts.They had the following children:

30. i. Paul Leo Kelly was born on 15 Dec 1951. He married Deborah.

31. ii. Peter Kelly was born in Jul 1953. He married Joanne.

32. iii. Clare Kelly was born on 14 Nov 1957. She married Lester.

33. iv. Bernard Kelly was born on 18 Apr 1960. He married Elaine.

v. John Kelly was born on 11 Oct 1961. He lived in Florida.

34. vi. Mary Kelly was born on 18 Aug 1965. She married ________ Black.

18. Christina Kelly-5 (John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 06 Dec 1932 in
Boston City, Su!olk, Massachusetts. She lived in Dedham, MA in 1993.

Kenneth Carty son of Laurence C Carty and Gertrude A Carty was born on 23 Sep 1927
in Massachusetts. He lived in Dedham, MA in 1993. He died on 05 Dec 1995 in Dedham,
Norfolk, Massachusetts, United States of America. He served in the military in the
Korean War.

Kenneth Carty and Christina Kelly were married on 23 Oct 1954.They had the following

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children:

i. Kenneth Carty was born on 01 Apr 1966. He married Steven Rulison on 28

May 2003 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States.

35. ii. Kevin Carty was born on 04 Sep 1970. He married Staci Rampino on 17 Aug
1997.

19. Marion Kitt-5 (Bridget-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1).

John O'Connor.

John O'Connor and Marion Kitt were married.They had the following children:

36. i. Margaret O'Connor was born in 1961.

37. ii. Christina Claire O'Connor was born in 1970.

38. iii. John O'Connor was born in 1959.

iv. Kathleen O'Connor was born in 1966. She married Alex.

v. Patricia O'Connor was born in 1955.

39. vi. Mary O'Connor was born in 1957.

Generation 6
20. Andrea Carol Kelly-6 (Bernard Joseph-5, John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was
born on 12 Feb 1959 in San Francisco, California. She died on 14 Nov 1990 in San Diego,
California.

Andrea Carol Kelly and unknown spouse married.They had the following children:

i. Alyssa Kelly was born in 1985 in California, USA.

21. Brian Kelly-6 (Bernard Joseph-5, John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 04
Aug 1957.

Carol L Marshall was born about 1959.

Brian Kelly and Carol L Marshall were married on 19 Jul 1980 in San Diego,
California.They had the following children:

i. Summer Kelly.

ii. Benjamin Joseph Kelly was born on 30 Aug 1989 in San Diego, California.

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22. Peter McCarrick-6 (Nora-5, John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 27 Sep
1944 in Boston, MA. He lived in Hanover, MA in 1993. He was employed as a Salesman at
the Boston Globe.

Janet Devlin daughter of James Michael Devlin and Rita Alice Fitch was born on 16 Jun
1945. She was employed as a nurse.

Peter McCarrick and Janet Devlin were married on 19 May 1979.They had the following
children:

i. Julie Marie McCarrick was born on 27 May 1980 in Boston, MA. She died
on 29 Sep 1989 in Hanover.

ii. Michael Christopher McCarrick was born on 19 Nov 1981 in Boston, MA.
He died on 26 Sep 2011.

23. Marylou McCarrick-6 (Nora-5, John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 18
Feb 1948 in Boston, MA. She lived in Lynnfield, MA in 1993. She was employed as a
Teacher in the Boston Public Schools.

John Henry Schnelle Jr. son of John Henry Schnelle Sr. and Ethel Pirk was born on 18
Aug 1946 in New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut, USA. He lived in Lynnfield, MA in 1990.
He was employed as a salesman in the telecommunications industry.

John Henry Schnelle Jr. and Marylou McCarrick were married on 21 Sep 1979 in Boston,
Su!olk, Massachusetts, USA.They had the following children:

i. John Henry Schnelle III was born on 21 May 1983 in Boston, MA.

ii. Steven John Schnelle was born on 25 May 1985 in Boston, MA.

24. James McCarrick-6 (Nora-5, John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 09
Nov 1951 in Boston, MA. He lived in Boston, MA in 1985.

Maureen Dennehy daughter of Ed Dennehy and Mary was born on 15 Sep 1952.

James McCarrick and Maureen Dennehy were married in Boston, Massachusetts.They

had the following children:

i. Michelle McCarrick was born on 12 Jan 1979 in Boston, MA.

ii. Claire McCarrick was born on 04 Oct 1981 in Boston, MA. She married
Edward Bratz on 31 Dec 2010 in St. Gregorys Catholic Church, Boston MA.

iii. Christina McCarrick was born on 25 Mar 1985 in Boston, MA.

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25. John McCarrick-6 (Nora-5, John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 25 Nov
1952 in Boston, MA. He lived in North Easton, Massachusetts on 1993 1994.

Roberta Kelley daughter of James Kelley and Joan Lyons was born on 14 Sep 1953. She
lived in North Easton, MA between 1935-1993.

John McCarrick and Roberta Kelley were married on 24 Nov 1984.They had the following
children:

i. James McCarrick was born on 25 Dec 1988 in Boston, MA.

ii. Jacqueline McCarrick was born on 10 Oct 1990 in Boston, MA.

iii. Evan McCarrick was born on 10 Oct 1990 in Boston, Massachusetts, United
States.

26. Robert McCarrick-6 (Nora-5, John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 17
May 1954 in Boston, MA. He lived in Mattapan, MA in 1993. He was employed as a Teacher
in the Boston Public Schools.

Jane Toczek daughter of Julian Toczek and Julia Baraniecki was born on 19 Jul 1957 in
Palmer, Massachusetts, USA.

Robert McCarrick and Jane Toczek were married in Boston, Massachusetts.They had the
following children:

i. Nicholas McCarrick was born on 01 Oct 1997 in Boston, MA.

ii. Matthew McCarrick was born in 2001 in Boston, MA.

27. John Walsh-6 (Mary Elizabeth-5, John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 21
Jun 1950. He lived in Largo, FL in 1995. He served in the military Vietnam.

Patricia Cerney.

John Walsh and Patricia Cerney were married.They had the following children:

i. Mark Walsh.

ii. Jacob Walsh.

28. Teresa Walsh-6 (Mary Elizabeth-5, John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on
13 Nov 1957. She lived in Arlington, MA in 1996.

Je!rey Habib.

Je!rey Habib and Teresa Walsh were married.They had the following children:

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i. Joseph Habib.

ii. Jack Habib.

29. Timothy Kelly-6 (John Francis-5, John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born in
Aug 1951.

Timothy Kelly and unknown spouse were married in Japan.They had the following
children:

i. Harmony Kelly was born in Japan.

ii. Kelli-Anne Kelly was born in Japan.

30. Paul Leo Kelly-6 (Paul Leo-5, John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 15
Dec 1951. He lived in Needham, MA in 1992.

Deborah.

Paul Leo Kelly and Deborah were married.They had the following children:

i. Allison Kelly.

ii. Christopher Kelly.

iii. Heather Kelly.

iv. Bryan Kelly.

31. Peter Kelly-6 (Paul Leo-5, John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born in Jul 1953.
He lived in Florida.

Joanne.

Peter Kelly and Joanne were married.They had the following children:

i. Shela Kelly.

32. Clare Kelly-6 (Paul Leo-5, John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 14 Nov
1957.

Lester.

Lester and Clare Kelly were married.They had the following children:

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i. Kimberly Lester.

ii. Bonnie Lester.

iii. Darcie Lester.

33. Bernard Kelly-6 (Paul Leo-5, John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 18 Apr
1960. He lived in Waltham, MA in 1993.

Elaine.

Bernard Kelly and Elaine were married.They had the following children:

i. James Kelly.

ii. Michael Kelly.

iii. Brian Kelly.

34. Mary Kelly-6 (Paul Leo-5, John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 18 Aug
1965.

________ Black.

________ Black and Mary Kelly were married.They had the following children:

i. Steven Black.

35. Kevin Carty-6 (Christina-5, John Joseph-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born on 04 Sep
1970. He lived in Dedham, MA in 1993.

Staci Rampino daughter of Joseph Rampino and Phyllis.

Kevin Carty and Staci Rampino were married on 17 Aug 1997.They had the following
children:

i. Keegan Christina Carty was born on 19 Sep 2002.

ii. Shaylin Carty was born on 26 Mar 2000.

iii. Aidan Carty was born on 24 Mar 2005.

36. Margaret O'Connor-6 (Marion-5, Bridget-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born in 1961.

Ron Skokandich.

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Ron Skokandich and Margaret O'Connor married.They had the following children:

i. Bryan Skokandich was born in 1985.

ii. Kalyn Skokandich was born in 1989.

37. Christina Claire O'Connor-6 (Marion-5, Bridget-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born in
1970. She lived in New City, NY in 1989.

Thomas Gleeson.

Thomas Gleeson and Christina Claire O'Connor married.They had the following children:

i. Danny Gleeson was born in 2001.

ii. Kelly Gleeson was born in 2003.

38. John O'Connor-6 (Marion-5, Bridget-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born in 1959.

Jean Hecker.

John O'Connor and Jean Hecker married.They had the following children:

i. Kristin O'Connor was born in 1982.

ii. Johnny O'Connor was born in 1985.

39. Mary O'Connor-6 (Marion-5, Bridget-4, Bernard-3, James-2, John-1) was born in 1957.

Henry Vanatta.

Mary O'Connor and Henry Vanatta married.They had the following children:

i. Keri Vanatta was born in 1981.

ii. Megan Vanatta was born in 1984.

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