“The house of his father was at the south end of the Front Street in Hadley upon the west side near the Connecticut River. It was separated by only two home lots from the dwelling of her (Sarah’s) father.” ®408John Kellogg, as a resident of Hadley who had reached his majority, was allotted land in what was to be Amherst in 1703. ®1566 John Kellogg was also allotted land in what was to become South Hadley and Granby in 1720. John’s estate and polls was listed as 114 pounds and 16 shillings. ®1567 The town of South Hadley was established about 1725. ®1568 “He resided in Farmington and Hadley; succeeded to the ferry in Hadley, which had been operated by his father. His name appears in a list of those owning the largest estates in Hadley, in 1720 when his estate was valued at ₤ 114, 6 s. At one time he resided in the Hopkins school house in Hadley.” ®408

John or Joseph ®1463