Married Mary Wright Stevens 16 October 1878 in Camden Co., NC. 2 children.
After her death, he married 30 March 1904 at Pantego, Beaufort Co., NC to Minnie Estelle Archbell, no children.
Notes for Dr. William Dalby Kellam:
William and his first wife Mary had a daughter, Maggie Lee Kellam (1879-1880), who died as an infant, and a son, Dr. Claude Dalby Kellam (1882-1923), who became a physician like his father. He practiced at Norfolk, Virginia. Claude married Lucille Childless of Petersburg, Virginia, and they had no children;
More About Dr. William Dalby Kellam:
Burial: Old Hollywood Cemetery, Elizabeth City, NC
Cause of Death: Uremic coma caused by interstitial nephritis
His descendants died out following the death of his childless son, Dr. Claude Dalby Kellam (1882-1923).
Occupation: Physician
Residence 1: Bef. 1878, Came to Shiloh, Camden Co., NC, to practice medicine, where he met his first wife Mary Stevens; his sisters Rebecca and Annie later visited him and met their husbands there who were also Stevenses (Annie's husband was Mary's nephew).
Residence 2: 1918, He died in Ahoskie, NC and appears to have been living there at the time. His second wife married a Riddick after his death and lived in Ahoskie the rest of her life. She may have been married to a Satterthite before marrying Dr. Kellam.
No obituary has been found in the newspapers for Elizabeth City or Ahoskie, NC or Norfolk, VA, in spite of his being a physician, so his later life is somewhat of a mystery after he apparently moved out of Shiloh, NC upon his remarriage.
After her death, he married 30 March 1904 at Pantego, Beaufort Co., NC to Minnie Estelle Archbell, no children.
Notes for Dr. William Dalby Kellam:
William and his first wife Mary had a daughter, Maggie Lee Kellam (1879-1880), who died as an infant, and a son, Dr. Claude Dalby Kellam (1882-1923), who became a physician like his father. He practiced at Norfolk, Virginia. Claude married Lucille Childless of Petersburg, Virginia, and they had no children;
More About Dr. William Dalby Kellam:
Burial: Old Hollywood Cemetery, Elizabeth City, NC
Cause of Death: Uremic coma caused by interstitial nephritis
His descendants died out following the death of his childless son, Dr. Claude Dalby Kellam (1882-1923).
Occupation: Physician
Residence 1: Bef. 1878, Came to Shiloh, Camden Co., NC, to practice medicine, where he met his first wife Mary Stevens; his sisters Rebecca and Annie later visited him and met their husbands there who were also Stevenses (Annie's husband was Mary's nephew).
Residence 2: 1918, He died in Ahoskie, NC and appears to have been living there at the time. His second wife married a Riddick after his death and lived in Ahoskie the rest of her life. She may have been married to a Satterthite before marrying Dr. Kellam.
No obituary has been found in the newspapers for Elizabeth City or Ahoskie, NC or Norfolk, VA, in spite of his being a physician, so his later life is somewhat of a mystery after he apparently moved out of Shiloh, NC upon his remarriage.
Married Mary Wright Stevens 16 October 1878 in Camden Co., NC. 2 children.
After her death, he married 30 March 1904 at Pantego, Beaufort Co., NC to Minnie Estelle Archbell, no children.
Notes for Dr. William Dalby Kellam:
William and his first wife Mary had a daughter, Maggie Lee Kellam (1879-1880), who died as an infant, and a son, Dr. Claude Dalby Kellam (1882-1923), who became a physician like his father. He practiced at Norfolk, Virginia. Claude married Lucille Childless of Petersburg, Virginia, and they had no children;
More About Dr. William Dalby Kellam:
Burial: Old Hollywood Cemetery, Elizabeth City, NC
Cause of Death: Uremic coma caused by interstitial nephritis
His descendants died out following the death of his childless son, Dr. Claude Dalby Kellam (1882-1923).
Occupation: Physician
Residence 1: Bef. 1878, Came to Shiloh, Camden Co., NC, to practice medicine, where he met his first wife Mary Stevens; his sisters Rebecca and Annie later visited him and met their husbands there who were also Stevenses (Annie's husband was Mary's nephew).
Residence 2: 1918, He died in Ahoskie, NC and appears to have been living there at the time. His second wife married a Riddick after his death and lived in Ahoskie the rest of her life. She may have been married to a Satterthite before marrying Dr. Kellam.
No obituary has been found in the newspapers for Elizabeth City or Ahoskie, NC or Norfolk, VA, in spite of his being a physician, so his later life is somewhat of a mystery after he apparently moved out of Shiloh, NC upon his remarriage.
After her death, he married 30 March 1904 at Pantego, Beaufort Co., NC to Minnie Estelle Archbell, no children.
Notes for Dr. William Dalby Kellam:
William and his first wife Mary had a daughter, Maggie Lee Kellam (1879-1880), who died as an infant, and a son, Dr. Claude Dalby Kellam (1882-1923), who became a physician like his father. He practiced at Norfolk, Virginia. Claude married Lucille Childless of Petersburg, Virginia, and they had no children;
More About Dr. William Dalby Kellam:
Burial: Old Hollywood Cemetery, Elizabeth City, NC
Cause of Death: Uremic coma caused by interstitial nephritis
His descendants died out following the death of his childless son, Dr. Claude Dalby Kellam (1882-1923).
Occupation: Physician
Residence 1: Bef. 1878, Came to Shiloh, Camden Co., NC, to practice medicine, where he met his first wife Mary Stevens; his sisters Rebecca and Annie later visited him and met their husbands there who were also Stevenses (Annie's husband was Mary's nephew).
Residence 2: 1918, He died in Ahoskie, NC and appears to have been living there at the time. His second wife married a Riddick after his death and lived in Ahoskie the rest of her life. She may have been married to a Satterthite before marrying Dr. Kellam.
No obituary has been found in the newspapers for Elizabeth City or Ahoskie, NC or Norfolk, VA, in spite of his being a physician, so his later life is somewhat of a mystery after he apparently moved out of Shiloh, NC upon his remarriage.
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