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1 Transcription:
Keiland, William H. Earley, Elizabeth 22-Jan-1830 28-Jan-1830
Book 1820-1832, page 437

Analysis: Earley is likely Easley. The only individual with this name in the 1830 US Census for Perry County is Warham Easley (page 47). William H Keeland purchases land in 1833 adjoining the land of Edward Easley. Warham Easley and Edward Easley are brothers, and sons of Daniel Easley (6 Dec 1830 will of Daniel W. Easley transcribed in Gandrud, Pauline Jones.«b»«i» Alabama Records : Volume 14, Greene County«/b»«/i» (AL: Southern Historical Press, 1980), page __. «b»

«/b»To verify this conclusion, we need to find will of Edward Easley and original marriage record for Elizabeth and William.«b»
«/b» 		Family: F4
 
2 Obituary - undated newspaper clipping - client's possession

Kirby Stanley Keeland of New Waverly, passed away September 22, 1981. Born March 14, 1893. Was 88 years of age. Was a retired banker with the New Waverly State Bank. Served in the US Navy. Member of the First United Methodist Church of New Waverly. Member of the John Sims Lodge No. 458, AF & AM for over 50 years. Was the first mayor of New Waverly and past president of the Waverly ISD. Survivors: 1 son, TW Keeland, Huntsville; 2 grandsons, Thomas S. Keeland, Conroe and Robert W. Keeland, New Waverly; 3 great grandchildren. Services will be 3 pm Thursday, Huntsville Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow in Hill Cemetery, New Waverly, Tx. Huntsvilled Funeral Home, Huntsville, Tx. 295-6363 		Kirby Stanley Keeland
 
3 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Mary Louise Keeland
 
4 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Steven Arthur Keeland
 
5 Handwritten note found in Marjorie Gentle's papers:
"Came in 1854
Green County Alabama
wagon train
Boldings
Lowe
Wilson
Wynne"

"Gaye Senckodors put out book in 1856 from Alabama" 		William H[Enry?] Keeland
 
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