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Re: Kerley's in Alexander

myteepee1 — 2009-10-24 18:55:37Z

Please email me if your grandmother Grace was married to my Uncle James Cleveland Gilreath. Would love to exchange information with you.
Sincerely, Lou Wojtas
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Re: Henry Kerley and Caroline BAcon

polarbares — 2009-10-22 05:27:28Z

Information that I have just located, indicates that Henry Kearley was born on 31 January 1823 in Hobart, Tasmania and married Caroline Bacon born 4 May 1830 at St Lawerance, Warwick, England on 26 September 1849. The couple settled at Undayla, near Bute, SA and raised 11 children.

This info has been provided to John Horton (Heaven and Hell) webpage. Julie

Willie Vee Kerley of Prairie Hill, TX 1929

drbrownlee — 2009-10-02 05:01:14Z

Willie is pictured in the 1929 Wigwam, yearbook of Westminster College in Tehuacana, Texas. She is a junior. I'm not kin but thought it might help other researchers.

Kerly/Kerby - Bowden in VA 1734

Judith_Schreiber — 2009-08-18 14:14:57Z

This notice appears in the history of a Nicholas Bowden who was the brother of Mary Bowden Carley/Cearley who's son William Carley, Jr m. Martha Patty Carter, founders of the Cearley families of VA and NC in the mid 1700's. We believe that the John Kerby referred to is actually John KERLY, son of Henry, Jr, son of Capt. Henry Kerley of Sudbury, Lancaster and Marlborough in the MA Bay Colony -- if anyone has a copy or can direct me to a site showing this Will, we may be able to connect John Kerly back to the Immigrant Kerly lines.

Referring to Nicholas Bowden/Boden/Boaden, b. January 19, 1673 at Saco/Scarborough, Black Point, Maine to John and Grace Bully Bowden, son of Capt. Ambrose and Marie Lethebridge Bowden --

"The earliest date his name appeared in the public records of Virginia was the year 1734, when he was witness to the will of ***John Kerby **** in Elizabeth City County (now the City of Hampton). "
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Looking for decendents of Dock B and Rilla L Kerley

chandratkerley — 2009-07-12 03:30:50Z

I have been on a quest tracing my family history. I found my great great grandparents but I have no idea where they came from. I do however know that Dock B is from Alabama and Rilla is from Texas. As for their parents, I have no record of them or any other siblings that they may have had. If you have any information, please contact me.

Edmond of the "Confidence"

Judith_Schreiber — 2009-05-15 17:22:49Z

From John Kerley, researcher in England

will of john kerley 1581 donhead st mary wiltshire. mentions 2 sons. john & edmond. it seems that this edmond is the 1 that sailed with william in 1638. is he a cousin ? i think there is a family tie with william of ashmore as he had land in donhead. the more kerley's we find it seems to make work more frustrating but it should get easier. this is the only edmond kerley found in all of my research so it has to be the 1.

This helps to prove the theory that William of the Confidence is NOT the first Kerley in America -- his uncle, William, b. 1602 and father of Mary b 1627, Capt. Henry b. 1632 and William, Jr. b 1633 are the original core family. William of the "Confidence" b. 1621 according to his testimony

Re: First Kerley in America

Judith_Schreiber — 2009-05-15 16:17:09Z

From a Kerley in England -

will of john kerley 1581 donhead st mary wiltshire. mentions 2 sons. john & edmond. it seems that this edmond is the 1 that sailed with william in 1638. is he a cousin ? i think there is a family tie with william of ashmore as he had land in donhead. the more kerley's we find it seems to make work more frustrating but it should get easier. this is the only edmond kerley found in all of my research so it has to be the 1.

NY- KERLEY-

Mdoggcole — 2009-04-27 01:32:14Z

Searching for the Parents of:

James R Kerley b. 1830 d. 1912 Dutchess NY
M. Eliza Pitcher b. 1833

Daughter Mary Kerley b. 1870 d. 1956 Cahoes NY
M. William A Cole b.1865

Please let me know if you have any info

Kerley's in Lancaster

Judith_Schreiber — 2009-04-06 19:47:09Z

Janice Farnsworth is able to send a download of the Annals of Lancaster by Henry Nourse in which the actual age of Henry Kerley is noted along with many previously un-noted facts about this family - Kerley and White - those in Lancaster at the time of the massacre in 1676 - It is a must read!! If you don't have her address, contact me-

Re: Calling all Kerley's

kerleyallen — 2009-03-11 18:31:35Z

Hollis Kerley is my grand-dad email me at kerleyallen@yahoo.com

5 William Kerly/Kerley/Carleys

judithschreiber51 — 2009-03-09 19:11:00Z

I have identified 5 William Kerly/Kerley/Carleys and would love to have any feedback from this List and Digest readers -- especially RE: William 5.

1, Senior William, b. @ 1598 d 1670, Will mentions sons Henry, William and John Deval (not a Kerly but who married Hannah White, the niece of William's wife Ann White, and sister of Elizabeth, wife of Capt. Henry Kerley);

2, William, d. 1684, Henry was Executor and was named as his brother in his Last Will and Testament. Also mentioned in the Will was wife Anna, daughter of Thomas King, they were married Oct 6, 1646 in Sudbury, so he could not have been the William, b. 1633; Since Anna is named as his widow, Rebecca Jossleyn could not have been a 3rd wife of the first William Kerly, she would have been his second wife.

3, William, d . 1676, son of Capt. Henry, killed in Massacre with mother Elizabeth White Carley, and brother Henry, and others - also John Deval, husband of Elizabeth's sister Hannah, both women were niece's of William Sr.s wife, Ann White Kerly;

4. William, d. 1719, buried at Lexington with wife Jane, (thought to be King), ae 86, making his dob 1633 which corresponds to the known dobs of William, Sr.'s sons Henry - 1632, and William - 1633 - This William known to be in Sudbury, Marlborough and Cambridge/Lexington with Jane who he married in 1665/6 in Sudbury;

5. William, b. @1680, married Mary Bowden, died intestate in Boston or at sea in 1739 - no known parents except known to be from Marlborough. Mary, b. 1684, was the daughter of John and Grace Bully Bowden/Boaden, John was the son of Capt. Ambrose Boaden, a founder of Saco, York, ME and father of Nicholas Bowden/Bouten b. Jan. 19, 1673. Boadens were probably Hugenots.

Thanks for any information -
Judy Schreiber
Valdosta, Ga

Kerley, William and Elizabeth

outofthebox11 — 2009-01-11 20:22:39Z

Looking for birth and death of William Kerley. William was married to Elizabeth (?) Kerley. Elizabeth was b. 1794 and d. 1841 England. Burial in Parish of Scredington in the Co. of Lincoln in year of 1841, age 47.

William and Elizabeth's children are William M. b. 27 July 1828 Scredington, England. d. 24 June 1912 South Dakota.
Samuel b. ? d. ? Only found baptismal record November 6, 1831 Scredington England.
Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

First Kerley in America

Judith_Schreiber — 2009-01-07 15:41:10Z

It should be noted that Rebecca Jude Josselyn Kerly, third wife of William Kerly, b. 1602 survived after the his death 1670 at Lancaster. This first William could not possibly be the William of the "Confidence" (b 1621) as the William of the "Confidence" noted in his Will that his wife Anna was still living at the time of his death in 1684. Nor could it have been William, Jr, son of the first William, as he was buried at Lexington in 1719 two years prior to his wife Jane, who is buried in the same plot. Ages at time of death bear out that he was William, Jr, b 1633. Therefore - William, b. 1602, was first family to go to Sudbury and Lancaster and the William of the Confidence did not get to Sudbury until about 1643/4 where he married Anna King in 1645. See notes under James Carley of Connecticut (1788 - 1858)

Re: KERLEY, Woolwich London

rhsny — 2008-12-03 02:46:39Z

I have Patmore family in and around Woolwich. Do you have any first names of Patmore?

Re: Family bible

ymanser — 2008-11-30 02:00:34Z

Hi there Kathleen, I have just seen your post re a family bible. I would be evry interested should it have any links to my family here in Tasmania. Look forward to your reply.

KERLEY Melvie V 1871 1952

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-11-11 17:59:04Z

KERLEY Melvie V 1871 1952

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KERLEY Mamie 1879 1965

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-11-11 17:58:52Z

KERLEY Mamie 1879 1965

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KERLEY Zachary T 1858 1936

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-10-27 23:15:57Z

KERLEY Zachary T 1858 1936

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Re: Martha Louise Kerley

varecia — 2008-10-10 21:31:26Z

I don't think she is his wife, she appears to be unmarried at her death (this is from findagrave.com)

Birth: Dec. 19, 1906
Death: Aug. 26, 1990
Burial:Forest Hill Cemetery
Morganton, Burke County
North Carolina

North Carolina Death Collection, 1908-2004
about Martha Kerley
Name: Martha Kerley
Gender: Female
Race: White
Marital Status: Never Married (Single)
Social Security Number: 226585512
Father's Last Name: Kerley
Age: 83
Date of Birth: 19 Dec 1906
Birth Location: North Carolina
Birth State: North Carolina
Residence City: Morganton
Residence County: Burke
Residence State: North Carolina
Date of Death: 26 Aug 1990
Death City: Morganton
Death County: Burke
Death State: North Carolina
Autopsy: No
institution: General Hospital
Attendant: Physician
Burial Location: Burial in state
Source Vendor: NC Department of Health. North Carolina Deaths, 1988-92

Kerley/Kerly/Carsley/Carlsly/Kersley - William

Judith_Schreiber — 2008-06-20 13:45:10Z

In the "History of Sudbury", Alfred Hudson refers to two William Kerleys - William Kerley, Sr and plain William Kerley. One of these Williams married twice more after the death of his first wife, Ann White, who he married in England in 1625. The third wife was Rebecca Joslin, widow of Thomas, whom William is known to have married on March 16, 1664 at Lancaster. The Joslins came to America on "The Increase" in 1635 and her age at that time is given as 43, which makes her date of birth @ 1592. I sincerely doubt that the William of the Confidence, arriving in America with brother Edmund, b. 1616, who is shown to have been born in 1621 according to Court testimony he gave in 1666 and 1667 when he stated his age as being 45 and 46 respectively, would have been the William who took Thomas Joslin's widow as his third wife. Our information from a Kerley researcher in England today, is that William, Sr. was born in England about 1602. At the time of this third marriage, William would have been 62 ae and Rebecca 72 ae, and she outlived him. The William of the Confidence married Anna King b. 1624/5, daughter of Thomas, on October 06, 1646 at Sudbury, which puts her in the age bracket most closely related to this William. In this Sudbury History, children of William and Anna King are said to be Mary, Sarah and Hannah, however these daughters are referred to in the Will of William, Jr, (b 1633 by the age written on his headstone) dated 22 August 1716, probated 15 June 1719 at Lexington, so they are incorrectly attributed to the wrong couple.

In this History of Sudbury, there is no reference to either Mary, Henry, (later Capt.), or William, Jr, children of William, SR and Ann White Kerly, born 1627, 1632 and 1633 in England, respectively. However, in the write- up of William Kerley, on p. 49, the spelling is also given as Carsley or Carlsly, (and I have also noted "Kersley" in other references), and there is a notation in the History of the Henry Rowley family in other publications, as well as in the history related to Anthony Annable as follows - With ANTHONY ANNABLE, Henry Rowley was bondsman for William Kersley of Barnstable on 7 December 1641 [PCR 2:28]. Since the William of the Confidence is supposedly in Sudbury at that time, would/could the William Kersley of Barnstable in 1641 be the William of the Confidence? I can find no reference in any immigration documentation that tells us when William, Sr along with wife Ann, and children Mary, Henry and William, arrived in America but he is referred to frequently in the early history of Sudbury which also outlines the formation of the town of Marlborough in which the Kerleys took an active part and where those still living after the Massacre at Lancaster in 1676 can be found resident, with the exception of William, Jr, b 1633, and wife Jane and their family, who were in Lexington prior to the Massacre.

As you can see, the history of the Kerly/Kerley/Carly/etc family has gotten so confused, mainly because there were three Williams active in such a brief period of record, not to mention the extra William, son of Henry and Elizabeth White Kerley, who was killed along with his mother, in the Lancaster Massacre of 1676. If anyone has closely read the histories of Sudbury, Lancaster and Marlborough and can help us shed some light on the confusion that has been published regarding this family, please get in touch -- Thanks,

Judy Schreiber
Valdosta, GA

Re: descendant of Henry Kerley

Judith_Schreiber — 2008-04-02 20:00:46Z

Charley -

Capt. Henry, son of William the Immigrant and probably a cousin of William of the Confidence -- dates for this second William show convincingly that he is NOT the son of the Immigrant, although they all came from Ashmore, Devon, England.

Capt. Henry's second marriage - to Elizabeth Ward, widow of John Howe, Jr -- is known to have produced 2 daughters and is considered by Henry Nourse in the History of Marlborough to also have borne at least 2 sons.

I am descended of a Mariner William Carley of Marlborough, b. @ 1680 and who is known to have married Mary Bowden, daughter of John and Grace Bully Bowden - John being the son of Capt. Ambrose Bowden of Scarborough/Saco, York Maine --- William and Mary were married in Boston in 1703 by Cotton Mather and this William was a member of the crew of the Province Galley, which was the first ship built in New England for the defense of the Mass Bay Colony. He later sailed many other ships and on one voyage, transported a John Carter back to America from London - 1722. The children of William and Mary included a son William, baptized in 1718 who we - the researchers - believe to be the William who married Martha Patty (Patsy) Carter. This William was given a land grant in VA in the
1740 for services to the Crown. William the Mariner, died in 1739, possibly at sea.

I am currently trying to find the connection between the John Carter transported out of London in 1722 to the Rev. Samuel Carter who purchased the Lancaster property of William the Immigrant from Capt. Henry in 1688, or to the "Secretary" John Carter, son of Thomas, who was active in the government of VA in the early to mid 1700's.

If you can provide any insight into the Carter family, we would be very grateful.

Judy

Re: descendant of Henry Kerley

Judith_Schreiber — 2008-03-31 20:25:31Z

The William Kerley who married H(Anna)h King was the William of the Confidence, b 1620/1 - arriving in America in 1638. The William, father of Capt. Henry b. 1632 (m. 1 Elizabeth White, m. Elizabeth Ward) and William, Jr b. 1633 (m. Jane Unknown) was actually William the Immigrant, b. abt 1602 m. Ann White in abt 1625. William the Immigrant was married 3 times - Ann White, Bridget Rowlandson and Rebecca Joselynn.
William of the Confidence d. 1684 and named no children in his Will and called Capt. Henry "Brother" -- obviously not a true brother but perhaps a cousin and "brother-in-arms".

Re: Kerley in Dorset, England

dmayne11 — 2008-03-26 08:34:55Z

My mother was a Kearley living in Dorset. As i am just starting to research family history I have found that the a frequently drops in and out of the surname. I have also strted grouping the kerleys according to main area of residence in Dorset as there are several branches. we seem to belong to a branch bsed around Sturminster Marshall in 1800s. Have you found the same patterns? Alison

Mable Kerley of Denton, TX 1917

drbrownlee — 2008-10-17 03:18:10Z

Mable is pictured in the 1917 Daedalian, yearbook of the College of industrial Arts, now Texas Womens University, in Denton, Texas. She is a junior. I'm not related but thought this might help others.

Re: descendant of Henry Kerley

Teaberry35 — 2008-04-01 19:54:03Z

Judith: Do the two William KERLEYs in your message (William of
the Confidence and William the Immigrant) have any connection to the William KERLEY who died in 1796 in Wilkes County, NC?
Please email me direct patchas@triad.rr.com
Charlie

Re: hollis kerley

chandratkerley — 2008-09-18 04:09:45Z

thanks for your help but my great grandfather was born in texas and was never in the military. in 1942 he was in texas.

Coleman P. “Pete” Kerley, 85, son of, Colman and Julia (Conlin) Kerley.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-02-13 05:40:47Z

Coleman P. Kerley

2/13/2008 - BEAVER, Pa. — Coleman P. “Pete” Kerley, 85, of Beaver, Pa., formerly of Silver Creek, died Monday (Feb. 11, 2008) at the Friendship Ridge Nursing Home in Beaver.

He was born Dec. 2, 1922 in Manhattan, NY, the son of the late Colman and Julia (Conlin) Kerley.

Mr. Kerley was a veteran of the U.S. Army, having served in Luzon and the Southern Philippines during World War II. He received the American Service Medal, Asiatic Pacific Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Philippines Liberation Ribbon and World War II Victory Medal. He had worked for Lake Shore News in Silver Creek as a linotype operator for many years and the Courier Express for 26 years until its closing in 1982. He then went on to work at the Buffalo News until his retirement. Mr. Kerley loved to travel and had visited Ireland, England, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Egypt.

He spent much of his time with his faithful dog, Melissa, who accompanied him everywhere.
Survivors include one son, Coleman Peter (Geraldine) Kerley III of Pittsburgh; one daughter, Joan Kerley of Silver Creek; one brother, Jerry O’Keefe of South Carolina; four grandchildren, Peter, Gary, Susan and Kimbery; and three great-grandchildren, John, Madison and Garrett.

Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Theresa in 1989; sisters Julie, Geri and Winnie; and one brother, Arthur. Prayers will be held Friday, Feb. 15, 2008 at 9:30 a.m. from the Hole-Parker Funeral Chapel, Silver Creek followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Silver Creek. Interment will be in Mt. Carmel Cemetery. The family will be present at the funeral chapel from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Thursday.

Martha Louise Kerley

millard82 — 2008-10-10 16:04:18Z

Martha Louise Kerley
Born: 19 Dec 1906
[city], Burke, North Carolina, USA
Died:

I would like to know if she was the Wife of Robert Clay Pennell

Caroline Kerley and George Fredrick Gregory

merveenbaldwin — 2008-10-04 04:25:27Z

Any information on Caroline Kerley that she went by boat with George Fredrick Gregory in about 1890-1900 from Melbourne to Sydney. They had two children Florence and Adelaide, whom was left behind in Adelaide. Her name appears in the unassisted immigration passengers, but I can not get in to it as not a member.Any help would be appreciated

George kerley and Catherine Hobson

merveenbaldwin — 2008-10-04 04:21:04Z

George B 3-12-1818 Tasmania, son of George and Mary Nee Cook. George married Catherine Hobson in 1840 I believe in Victoria. Any information of george and Catherine would be appreciated.

Re: Family bible

merveenbaldwin — 2008-03-20 08:38:58Z

just saw your message re Kerley and family from Tasmania, my great great grandfather is Henry, your george's brother. I have a bit of imfo if its any help

kerley

merveenbaldwin — 2008-06-23 08:47:09Z

any imfo on Caroline kerley who was to have married George Fredrick Gregory Junior a maritimer artist. They had two daughters Florence and Adelaide. It is said they went to Sydney and then New Castle. Florence and Adelaide were born in Adealide SA.

Re: kerley

merveenbaldwin — 2008-07-11 22:16:47Z

email address is merveen@hotmail.com

Re: Family bible

kayellis112 — 2008-09-04 02:15:00Z

All the Kerley's in this bible are more recent. I put the bible in storage so I dont have it on hand to look anything up. i do wish I could find the line of relatives that are in the bible. It would be such a nice piece of heritage for someone to have.

Daniel Kerley

kayellis112 — 2008-08-17 17:13:06Z

I think I figured out the confussion. Daniel Kerley is not the father of James Kerley, he is his brother. I have updated my tree with the information. I have been able to get a lot further with my tree and have found that Sarrah Garret does fit in the line. Check it out.

Re: Elizabeth May Kerley of Oklahoma

gareed00 — 2008-04-20 16:37:07Z

All I tell you for sure is that Elizabeth May (Kerley) Kircher had a daughter named Loma.

Re: Kerley in Dorset, England

DorisBateman99 — 2008-03-27 13:33:39Z

Hi Alison,

So far I only have one Kerly on my tree. I only have marriage info for her, and I was hoping to find someone who knew who her parents were. I have not been able to find a birth record for her. My Mary Kerly was married 17 Jan 1705 in Wimborne Minster.

I have found small differences in spelling to be very common in many of my family surnames in Dorset. I have one ancestor whose surname is spelled differently by the same vicar each time one of his children was baptized. I think back in the days when most of the people were illiterate, the person keeping the records spelled the name as it sounded to him. I also have family lines that spread to several areas of Dorset, my Ridout line especially. But none of my direct lines go into Sturminster Marshall at the current time. Good luck with your searches, if you come across my Mary, I would enjoy hearing from you.

Doris

Re: kerley

johnkerley32 — 2008-06-28 11:30:15Z

hello merveen.

have print out on henry kerley & caroline bacon.
can send attachment if i have e mail address.

kind regards.

john kerley. kerleypepe@aol.com

Re: hollis kerley

johnkerley32 — 2008-09-17 20:00:15Z

chandra, have found a hollis kerley born 1921 bledsoe tennessee, enlisted georgia sep 9th 1942 for 5 yrs,single with no dependants.you may be able to trace back ? will look out for more.
kerleypepe@aol.com uk

KERLEY Olivia EAMES 1874 1956

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-10-27 23:15:35Z

KERLEY Olivia EAMES 1874 1956

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KERLEY James A Jr

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-10-24 23:17:27Z

KERLEY James A Jr

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KERLEY Marguerite A

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-10-24 23:17:03Z

KERLEY Marguerite A

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KERLEY Ollie 1889 1983

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-10-24 23:16:50Z

KERLEY Ollie 1889 1983

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KERLEY Juda Elizabeth 1866 1947

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-10-24 23:16:40Z

KERLEY Juda Elizabeth 1866 1947

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KERLEY James Price 1863 1938

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-10-24 23:16:28Z

KERLEY James Price 1863 1938

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KERLEY James Homer Sr 1898 1981

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-10-24 23:16:17Z

KERLEY James Homer Sr 1898 1981

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KERLEY Werdna Frances 1900 1981

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-10-24 23:16:04Z

KERLEY Werdna Frances 1900 1981

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KERLEY John Wesley 1856 1945

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-10-24 23:15:51Z

KERLEY John Wesley 1856 1945

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KERLEY Robert Ross 1860 1942

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 2008-10-24 23:15:40Z

KERLEY Robert Ross 1860 1942

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Re: descendant of Henry Kerley

Ckhempy — 2008-03-29 03:02:55Z

I am trying to find out if my ancestor William Garrett Kerley, s/o James Kerley and Elizabeth Roric of NC and grandson of Daniel and Ann Kerley of Albermarle, VA is related to your Henry Kerley and Sarah Garrett line. William G. Kerley was born in Wayne Co., TN 1835 where Henry died and claims both his grandfathers "fought in the Revolutionary War." (from a 1911 Arkansas Confederate Census interview.) What documentation have you found on Henry Kerley, Sr. from Albermarle, VA?