My most senior David Kelly had sons John and Robert, and daughter Maria. Together with "Mrs. Kelly", they came to Newtown Crommelin in 1863. It appears they travelled with a niece, Isabella Kelly. Yes, this most senior David Kelly died 28 April 1890. At that time, son Robert was leasing a 20 acre farm, and son John and family, who were apparently looking after his ailing father, inherited the lease of that 10 acre farm. Our John Kelly family left for the USA in 1892. In the 1901 Census, the House 63 Kellys are Roman Catholic Kellys. House 51 has our remaining members of the Robert Kelly family. At that time, Robert's son David, my Grandfather, was serving an apprenticeship towards certification as a Master Blacksmith, but we do not know where. Grandfather David reappears from Fifeshire, Scotland to Newtown Crommelin in 1907 to marry Elizabeth Kennedy, and move back to Scotland until 1911 when they settle in Craigywarren for the next 6 years.
Perhaps the current best key for information on "Mrs. Kelly" lies through Mary Kelly, wife of John Stuart, who is reported living with her mother, somewhere in Skerry, at the time of the birth of her third child in 1871. The reply #12 from Mr. Hume suggests he had such information, and I hope some contact can be established.