Ely & Caudill Footprints

Ely & Caudill Footprints.  Including:  Ely, Ealy, Eley, Caudill, Bays, Picklesimer, Yonts, Yareborough, hall, webb and Associated Families.  My link to Ely & Caudill is through my grandmother Celeste Ely Roberts & John Calahan Roberts of Floyd, Johnson, and Pike Counties, Kentucky.  Celeste Ely Roberts is a sister to Jennie Ealy Dixon, Trimble.  Please add your branch of our tree.

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