Name: ekd30 -- William Earl Kellogg , 1882-1954, ancestry and descendants

Updated: 08-01-2020 19:08:01. Owner: Eva k Dimond


Individual Page


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Lydia Kellogg: Birth: 21 Jul 1792 in Hartford, Hartford, Conn. Death: 27 May 1876 in near Audubon, Becker Minn

  2. Early Or Earlissa Kellogg: Birth: Abt 1794 in Hartford, Hartford, Conn. Death: 12 May 1840 in Lyme, Seneca, Ohio

  3. James Kellogg: Birth: 8 Jul 1796 in Hartford, Hartford, Conn. Death: 7 Sep 1876 (or 1878?) in Republic, Seneca, Ohio


Sources
1. Title:   Ancestral File (R)
Author:   The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Publication:   Copyright (c) 1987, June 1998, data as of 5 January 1998
2. Title:   Census of the United States for 1820
Page:   US Census, 1820, Ohio, Huron, Eldredge, Roll 33_88, p. 77, Image 117 (p. 1 of 2)
Publication:   Washington, D.C., 1820's
3. Title:   From the ancestral file of allen Donald Tallmen
Author:   Allen Donald Tallmen, comp
Publication:   non-pub RootsWeb.com entry, 2000
4. Title:   The Kellogg's in the Old World and the New
Author:   Timothy Hopkins
Publication:   Sunset Press, San Francisco, Calif., 1903. 3 Volumes
5. Title:   Census of the United States for 1790
Page:   see under Moses in Hebron Conn
Publication:   Washington, D.C., 1790's
6. Title:   KELLOGG FAMILY BIBLE RECORDS
Author:   Rebecca (Rogers) Kellogg, comp
Publication:   non-pub, 1800 and 1900's.

Notes
a. Note:   Married Lydia Kellogg born 1768, daughter of Samuel Kellogg and Hannah Strong. They were fourth cousins, though I am not sure if they knew that fact.
  I found James Kellogg (Junior, that is) in the 1820 Census living in Ohio, Huron County, Eldredge Township, Listed with him were a total of 4 people, only listed under sex and age categories. Male 26-45 (this must have been James himself, born 1796) Male, over 45 (This would be James, his father, born 1768 ) For females, one age 16-26, this probably was Earlissa or Early born about 1794 in Conn., (Lydia the daughter born in 1792 had gotten married to John Anderson in 1818) one age 26-45, this would have been James's first wife which I figure must be Ann or Margaret who were still alive in the 1830 census listings. The female age over 45 must have been mother Lydia, also born in 1768.
b. Note:   MI7
Note:   (Medical): See notes under

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