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- Ed worked stone quarries, Monroe Co. He discovered he had cancer about 1955. Took treatments and was healed. He liked to gamble, so when the Gyroscopic Venture came along he invested their entire savings, $80,000. He lost it all. He had to go back to work after retiring to pay for Ethel's funeral expenses. Ed's will, left his estate to his brother Richard Kelly. There was an auction at Bloomington National Guard Armory and every thing sold. Byron received $50.0 from the will. Both were members of Harrodsburg Church of Christ. No children.
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1905 - 1972 (67 years)
