Mary Pack (abt. 1775 - aft. 1831)

Born about 1775 in Paxville, Sumter District, South Carolina

Ancestors

Wife of Daniel E. Kelly Sr. — married before 1816 in South Carolina

Descendants

Died after 1831 after about age 56 in Sumter District, Clarendon County, South Carolina

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Biography

This biography was auto-generated by a GEDCOM import.^[1] It's a rough draft and needs to be edited.

User ID

User ID: C4922E6B862E4A77B3BD705A38F9EC8B4669

Research Notes

Research Notes: @N62622@

Note

Note: #N3165

Marriage

Husband: Daniel E. Kelly

Wife: Mary Pack

Marriage:

Date: BEF 1816

Place: South Carolina^[2]

Child: Daniel E. Kelly

Child: Elizabeth Kelly

Child: Henry Kelly

Child: Lenorah Kelly

Child: Joseph Kelly

Child: Rebecca Kelly

Child: Mary M. Kelly

Child: Sophronia Harriet Kelly

Child: Martha C. Kelly

Child: @I29466@

Child: John B. Kelly

Sources

1. ↑ Pack-442 was created by Stephanie Holladay through the import of Pina_HOLLIDAYHOLLADAY.ged on Apr 18, 2014. This comment and citation can be deleted after the biography has been edited and primary sources are included.
2. ↑ Source: #S68

• Source: S14339 Title: Peoposed Change: Dr. John Kelly Author: Pam Scott <sandylapper@hotmail.com>
• Source: S14457 Title: RE: Proposed Chnage: John B. Kelly Author: Pam Scott <sandylapper@hotmail.com
• Source: S2144 Author: Grover Kenneth Beatson Sr. Page: page 1
• Source: S5920 Text: Pack family file #GS3109- Can be found at the Sumter County Genealogical Society
• Source: S8664 Title: Proposed Changes Author: Pam Scott sandylapper@hotmail.com
• Source: S89 Text: A Bradham Family History and Genealogy by Janet Bradham Brewster Page: page 22, 153

Notes

Note N3165

From letter 11/15/96 from Jeannette Broadway Watts:

"Ref: Kelley - where is Renfrewshire? Daniel Kelley was suppose to have been an early settler from Ireland. He is the one supposedly that married Mary Pack, a daughter of Joseph Pack".

Mary may have been a widow by 1816 when Jospeh wrote his will. He does not list her as one of his children to receive an equal portion of his household goods, money and stock. This leads you to belive that she, along with her older brothers and married sisters, had already received her Dowey from her father.