I've been meaning to bring you all up to date about PML. I have recently subscribed to Rootsweb's newest service, in order to more thoroughly scour the Internet for our surname, and some of you may be wondering what it is all about. (Those of you who don't read your Rootsweb Review, that is....) So here's the latest from RWR: o BETA TEST OF ROOTSWEB's PERSONALIZED MAILING LIST (PML) CONTINUES. RootsWeb's PML allows a RootsWeb contributor to enter multiple complex search terms and receive by e-mail notification each day of ANY new post that matches those search terms on ANY of RootsWeb's nearly 15,000 archived mailing lists, 140,000 message boards, and 770,000 RootsWeb Surname List (RSL) entries. BE CAREFUL WITH THE SEARCH TERMS YOU ENTER, AS YOU MIGHT BE OVERWHELMED WITH E-MAIL AS THE RESULT OF AN OVERLY BROAD SEARCH. Also, please be patient with us during the beta test period. RootsWeb contributors at the $24/year level and above are invited to beta test RootsWeb's PML at <http://pml.rootsweb.com/> Never again miss an important post on a mailing list to which you have not subscribed, on a message board that you have neglected to check, or on the RSL. To become a RootsWeb contributor or to upgrade your membership to the $24/year level, please visit <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html>. -- This is a wonderful service, and very simple to put in place. If you have questions about any of this, including advice on "search terms," please contact me privately, off-list: <mailto:valoriez@aa.net>. As part of my holiday celebration, I have not only re-upped my membership to Rootsweb, but I have moved my contribution up a notch. I am so thankful to Rootsweb for allowing me to expand my ring of "family" so large -- I just love 'knowing' and helping each of you. All my best to each of you, Valorie

I'm a new member although I've been on other Rootsweb lists for nearly two years. I don't have much to go by on my Calhoun. She was Katherine Calhoun who was born in Scotland and married Daniel Carmichael (b. abt. 1750) in Scotland.They and their children came from the Isle of Lismore, Scotland (abt. 1792) to North, then South, Carolina. Katherine Calhoun Carmichael died in South Carolina between 1820-30. That's the extent of my knowledge. Any ideas on her Calhoun relations back in Scotland? Perhaps they, also, came to the Carolinas. Mitzi Clark Bateman

----- Original Message ----- From: Valorie Zimmerman <valoriez@aa.net> To: <CALHOUN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 1999 9:36 PM Subject: [CALHOUN] Attention - Long-time members, Welcome, new members! > ........ show these newbies > that we are a friendly, welcoming and helpful group of online > genealogists. To do so we all need to pitch in and show patience, > understanding and kindness. We also need to put on our teaching caps > and be prepared to show them the ropes. > > Thank you Valorie! Have been subscribed to about 25 Surname Lists for several months now, and can't believe the condescending, rude rebukes quickly sent by many Listmembers and Listowners alike. While a certain amount of structure and control makes these Lists more beneficial for all of us, I wish more of them taught with kindness and patience and realized that few are here for the purpose of being annoying or disruptive to the List. Hope we get some "newbies" that know something about the ancestors of Elizabeth CALHOUN b. abt 1800 ?SC m. Fleming SHIVER

Listmembers, old and new, The holidays are here, and we are seeing (or will soon see) new members to our list. I'm going to quote Cyndi Howells, of Cyndislist fame, on the subject: Each January we see a huge influx of newbies joining us online because Santa was generous and left a sparkling new computer under the tree. There are also many after-holidays sales which offer people the opportunity to purchase a snazzy new computer or modem. Many people get online for the first time and enthusiastically don their cyber-bikinis, hitting the surf with gusto. They are excited to be here and they are (much as we "oldbies" were) rightfully overwhelmed by all that there is to see and do. The language here is foreign to them. The technology is newer, fancier and zippier than they may have used in the past. And the way that we all participate in our giant, online genealogical society, while being very similar to offline groups, is still a bit different than they may be prepared for. In other words, it is a brave new world to them. I would like to put out a call to each of you to show these newbies that we are a friendly, welcoming and helpful group of online genealogists. To do so we all need to pitch in and show patience, understanding and kindness. We also need to put on our teaching caps and be prepared to show them the ropes. 1. Don't make assumptions. 2. Explain things in detail, include URLs and complete instructions. 3. Verify details and addresses before you send them to people. {check out those URLs! Cut and paste the address *from the site.*} 4. Offer to help people privately via e-mail, off of the mailing lists. 5. Be prepared to explain things more than once, in more than one way. 6. Keep in mind that we were all new at one time. 7. Keep in mind that we all learn something new every day. There are several places online to which you can point newbies in order to help them learn about this new research venue. I have tried to make these easy to locate by setting up links on my site: Internet Stuff You Need To Know <http://www.CyndisList.com/internet.htm> Also be sure to point them to these basic starting places online: Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet <http://www.CyndisList.com> Your genealogical research portal onto the Internet RootsWeb <http://www.RootsWeb.com> See the RootsWeb Help Desk: <http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com> Genealogy Resources on the Internet - Mailing Lists <http://users.aol.com/johnf14246/gen_mail.html> USGenWeb <http://www.USGenWeb.org> Depending on the number of new subscribers to our list, I will be posting this message every few weeks, until the rapid growth slows down. Have a great Holiday season, everyone! Valorie Zimmerman, Listowner Black Diamond, Washington USA Proud sponsor of Rootsweb

The GenConnect Team has just put together another tool to help us use the GenConnect system more effectively. Please visit this site, bookmark it, and perhaps even subscribe to the notification list! All the best, Valorie -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [GC-HELP-L] Announcing New Companion GenConnect Board to This List Date: Mon, 22 Nov 1999 03:46:17 EST From: JYoung6180@aol.com To: GENCONNECT-HELP-L@rootsweb.com Hi, All- I would like to announce our newest resource to help all of you learn to use the GenConnect Boards effectively. We now have a GenConnect Board for posting Questions submitted by you, the users of the system. Your questions will be answered by members of The GenConnect Team, GenConnect Board Admins, and experienced users of the system. The board is NOT for posting genealogical queries but rather for "how to" queries about using the GenConnect Boards. It is located here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/HINTS/FAQ So enjoy it and use it wisely. Joan Newbie Coordinator The GenConnect Team

Forwarded to the list by Valorie Calhoun Queries A new message, "Lively CALHOUN of MN," was posted by rob crawford on Sun, 21 Nov 1999 Surname: Calhoun, Woodle --- NAME: rob crawford EMAIL: rob88scps@yahoo.com DATE: Nov 21 1999 URL: http:// QRYTEXT: Looking for parents or siblings of Lively CALHOUN, born 1 Oct 1873 in Argenta, Illinois. Married to Myrtle May WOODLE on 14 Apr 1897 in Luverne, Minn. Died 17 Jan 1901 in Sioux City, Iowa. May also have lived in Page, Nebraska, for a time. To see more Calhoun queries, or to post a Calhoun query, visit <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/cal/Calhoun>

Forwarded to the list by Valorie Calhoun Queries A new message, "Re: Samuel "Big Sam" Calhoun," was posted by Joanne M. Calhoun on Sat, 13 Nov 1999 It is a response to "Samuel "Big Sam" Calhoun," posted by Olivia on Thu, 11 Nov 1999 Surname: Calhoun --- NAME: Joanne M. Calhoun EMAIL: marjocal@gte.net DATE: Nov 13 1999 URL: http:// QRYTEXT: Have you seen the 4 Vol. set of OUR CALHOUN FAMILY by Orval O. Calhoun? Your Samuel Calhoun is shown in Vol. 2 pages 34, 35 & 61 and V. 3 pages 78 & 98. I cannot vouch for the accuracy of these books but they may give you a new lead. Good searching! ***** And in response: ***** Calhoun Queries A new message, "Big Sam Calhoun," was posted by Olivia Williamson Saffold on Sat, 13 Nov 1999 It is a response to "Re: Samuel "Big Sam" Calhoun," posted by Joanne M. Calhoun on Sat, 13 Nov 1999 Surname: CALHOUN --- NAME: Olivia Williamson Saffold EMAIL: saffold@pineland.net DATE: Nov 13 1999 URL: http:// QRYTEXT: Thanks for responding. How can I obtain these books? To search more queries, or to post a Calhoun query, visit: <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/cal/Calhoun>

My grandfather John B. Calhoun, (b. 4-23-1847 in Terre Haute, Vigo Co., IN) was first m. to a Mattie Doss, (she was probably b. in about 1848 in NY) by this marriage they had two daughters, Edna Calhoun, b. about 1882 and Estra Calhoun b. about 1884. After their mother died about 1900, the daughters went to live with their father's sister Allie Calhoun, who had m. H. L. Estill in the Los Angeles, CA area. The Calhoun family lost track of John B. Calhoun, until the 1930's. The daughters m. brothers, Edna married John Tucker and Estra m. Robert Tucker. I believe they all lived in Los Angles, CA. Would like to learn more about the first family. I am a descendant of the second (marriage to Margaret Seal) family. Zabette (Calhoun) Elam

Since there seems to be the spirit of a roll call going around I will post a research request. One of my collateral line Calhoun lines begins with Duncan Calhoun. His wife was Sarah McNeill. They had a large family with 12 children, the first who was Archibald, named for his grandfather Archibald Colquhoun. I have some info. on the descendants of Archibald, son of Duncan but no info. on any of the descendants of the other 11 children of Duncan and Sarah. I would love to share info with anyone who descends from any one of the following children of Duncan. Archibald, Mary, Margaret, Isabell, Malcolm, Rachel, Calvin, John, Ann, James, William, and Richard. Depending on their placement in the family these children were either born in Cumberland, NC or Talbot, GA. Hope to hear from anyone who ties in. Scott Jolley Jolley@ncweb.com

Mary Stephenson wrote: > > MICHAEL, Thank you for posting that information. This is the most info I > have received, so come on listers, help us out here. There have to be a lot > of CALHOUNS lurking out there. As you have read recently, discouragement is > high for the list, so LIST ADMINISTRATOR., maybe you could help us out by A > roll call or something, please ? A most wanted? Earliest ancestor? HELP! > Mary Mary, It seems your suggestion has struck a cord, and I see the beginnings of a Roll Call beginning. PLEASE use a good Subject Line! DON'T use "Roll Call", or "Calhoun". Some people LIKE a low-volume list, and Roll Calls drive 'em nuts. What drives ME nuts is a simple list of surnames, with no dates or places. At the very LEAST put the detail you would into your Roots Surname Listing. And by the way, if you *aren't* listed there, you are missing the boat! We now have 40 members on the list, so that's how many eyes will see your post. Our GenConnect boards are probably searched that many times per *second* -- and the RSL ten times that! (My figures are sheer guesses) <http://rsl.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/rslsql.cgi> Thanks so much to Mary, Michael, and all you other caring, knowledgeable listers. As you all know, my ancestors are Cowans, not Calhouns. If an active Calhoun researcher comes along who wants to assume responsibility for the list, boards, or for the whole cluster of names (I also have the Cahoon and Calhoon clusters, and the Colquhoun boards, along with the Cowin cluster), I have no ego about handing over the job. Until then, this list makes me very happy! All the best, Listmama Valorie Cowan Zimmerman Black Diamond, Washington USA Proud sponsor of Rootsweb

Am looking for info on Archibald Colquhoun (brn Jan 05,1770 in Scotland) his sister Ann (brn 1775 in Scotland) both came over to Wilmington North Carolina on the ship Jupter of Larne Scotland , Yhey came over into the port of Wilmington NC on Sept 4,1775 with Mary Colquhoun there mother (brn 1720 in Scotland) and step father. Archibald settled in What is now Laurenburg NC and married Catherine McLauchlin whose fathers plantation covered what is now the town of Laurengburg,NC. What I am seeking is info on Archibalds Father and kin in Scotland. Have had no luck so far. Thanks Wade H. Calhoun

I only have the 1900 and 1920 census for this group and a very nice lady in Ohio got that for me. I don't get to the library very often and the couple of times I have been there I have not been able to find. My grandfather, Allen, made a tape before he died that we didn't find until after his death and of course I was not interested in genealogy while he was alive. I have only been at this a year and the other lines came so easily I have kind of neglected this one. From grandfather's tape they didn't stay long enough in any area until he got married. My census records are from Licking County. I have promised myself the next time I get near the library, this is who I am looking for. I will keep your email address and let you know what I find. Cathy -----Original Message----- From: Anthony Elam <elams@nemonet.com> To: CALHOUN-L@rootsweb.com <CALHOUN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, November 11, 1999 1:57 PM Subject: Re: [CALHOUN] Calhoun >Cathy, >I also have a line of Calhouns from Ross Co., Buckskin Twp, OH. >Our Moses McCall m. Nancy Calhoun on 9-25-1815. They moved to Platte Co., MO >in the early 1830's or 1840's. A Little earlier than your family, but same >state & county. Have you read the 1850 census of Ross Co., OH to find the >parents of your James Calhoun? My grandmother Margaret Seal who was from >this line said she was closer related to John C. Calhoun than her husband, >John B. Calhoun who was a grandson of the James Calhoun in Daviess Co., IN. >I think it's time to work on the Ross Co., OH Calhouns. Sure could use a >break on the Calhoun's, we have been at a dead end for a long time. >Zabette > >----- Original Message ----- >> These are my Calhouns: >> 1. CALHOUN b. Unknown,Pennsylvania; d. Unknown >> ..........Children of CALHOUN >> 2.........i. James CALHOUN, b. April 1850, Ohio; d. Unknown >> Generation No. 2 >> 2. James CALHOUN b. April 1850, Ohio; d. Unknown >> .....m. Ollie MORRIS 1888 >> ..........Children of James CALHOUN and Ollie MORRIS are: >> 3.........i. Allen Thurman CALHOUN b. Oct. 16, 1891, Chillicothe, Ross >Cnty, >> Ohio; d. Dec. 2, 1979, Irving, Texas >> ..........ii. William H. CALHOUN b. Sept. 1895, Ohio; d. Unknown, Ohio >> .........iii. Alice JOHNSTON b. March 1879, Ohio; d. Unknown >> ..............(Step-daughter of James Calhoun) >> ..........iv. Robert JOHNSTON b. May 1887, Ohio; d. Unknown >> ..............(Step-son of James Calhoun) >> Generation No. 3 >> 3. Allen Thurman CALHOUN, b. Oct. 16, 1891, Chillicothe, Ohio; d. Dec.2, >> 1979, Irving, TX >> .....m. Helen Catherine TALBOT September 19,1920, Newark, Ohio >> Cathy Canterbury >> Central Texas >> http://www.glade.net/~aries51 >> Researching: McMURRAY> Ohio> Illinois; TALBOT> Ireland>Ohio; CALHOUN>Ohio; >> SHEPPARD> Ohio; SERIGHT>Ireland> Pennsylvania>Ohio; MOORE>Ireland> Ohio; >> WINN> Ireland, Ohio; DAILY> Ireland >> >> >> ============================== >> RootsWeb.com now offers UNLIMITED Web space for FREE! >> Sign up today for RootsWeb's Freepages program: >> http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi >> >> > > >============================== >RootsWeb.com now offers UNLIMITED Web space for FREE! >Sign up today for RootsWeb's Freepages program: >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

Cathy, I also have a line of Calhouns from Ross Co., Buckskin Twp, OH. Our Moses McCall m. Nancy Calhoun on 9-25-1815. They moved to Platte Co., MO in the early 1830's or 1840's. A Little earlier than your family, but same state & county. Have you read the 1850 census of Ross Co., OH to find the parents of your James Calhoun? My grandmother Margaret Seal who was from this line said she was closer related to John C. Calhoun than her husband, John B. Calhoun who was a grandson of the James Calhoun in Daviess Co., IN. I think it's time to work on the Ross Co., OH Calhouns. Sure could use a break on the Calhoun's, we have been at a dead end for a long time. Zabette ----- Original Message ----- > These are my Calhouns: > 1. CALHOUN b. Unknown,Pennsylvania; d. Unknown > ..........Children of CALHOUN > 2.........i. James CALHOUN, b. April 1850, Ohio; d. Unknown > Generation No. 2 > 2. James CALHOUN b. April 1850, Ohio; d. Unknown > .....m. Ollie MORRIS 1888 > ..........Children of James CALHOUN and Ollie MORRIS are: > 3.........i. Allen Thurman CALHOUN b. Oct. 16, 1891, Chillicothe, Ross Cnty, > Ohio; d. Dec. 2, 1979, Irving, Texas > ..........ii. William H. CALHOUN b. Sept. 1895, Ohio; d. Unknown, Ohio > .........iii. Alice JOHNSTON b. March 1879, Ohio; d. Unknown > ..............(Step-daughter of James Calhoun) > ..........iv. Robert JOHNSTON b. May 1887, Ohio; d. Unknown > ..............(Step-son of James Calhoun) > Generation No. 3 > 3. Allen Thurman CALHOUN, b. Oct. 16, 1891, Chillicothe, Ohio; d. Dec.2, > 1979, Irving, TX > .....m. Helen Catherine TALBOT September 19,1920, Newark, Ohio > Cathy Canterbury > Central Texas > http://www.glade.net/~aries51 > Researching: McMURRAY> Ohio> Illinois; TALBOT> Ireland>Ohio; CALHOUN>Ohio; > SHEPPARD> Ohio; SERIGHT>Ireland> Pennsylvania>Ohio; MOORE>Ireland> Ohio; > WINN> Ireland, Ohio; DAILY> Ireland > > > ============================== > RootsWeb.com now offers UNLIMITED Web space for FREE! > Sign up today for RootsWeb's Freepages program: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > >

Forwarded to the list by Valorie Calhoun Queries A new message, "James Calhoun family," was posted by Michael on Thu, 11 Nov 1999 Surname: Calhoon, Colquhoun, Calhoun --- NAME: Michael EMAIL: Michael_Libenson@monitor.com DATE: Nov 11 1999 URL: http:// QRYTEXT: Harriet Amanda Calhoun CALHOON b. 5 February 1834 in Burgettstown, Washington County, PA. Before that the line splits into two sets of COLQUHOUNs. Here is the information I have Harriet Amanda's father and grandfather and grandmother: Charles CALHOUN b. 26 March 1802 in York, PA was the son of Andrew CALHOUN b. approx 1760?? married to Anna Maria FORD b. 1770 in York, PA. Andrew was a private in the Revolutionary and Indian Wars; Anna Maria, known as Mary, was the daughter of Peter FORD, also of York, PA. At the moment, I don't have more information on Thomas Stevenson CALHOON's lineage. I do know that he was a reasonably well known riverboat Captain in western Pennsylvania, that he was orphaned at a young age, and was raised by his uncle, Richard CALHOON. To see more Calhoun queries, or to post your own Calhoun query, visit <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/cal/Calhoun>

Forwarded to the list by Valorie Calhoun Queries A new message, "Elizabeth CALHOUN - b. est 1790-1800," was posted by Cox Family on Thu, 11 Nov 1999 Surname: Calhoun, Shiver --- NAME: Cox Family EMAIL: cox_family@email.msn.com DATE: Nov 11 1999 URL: http:// QRYTEXT: Seeking any information on Elizabeth CALHOUN (EST b. 1790-1800) and her ancestors. Married to Fleming SHIVER. Parents of at least 5 children, including John B, Henry Fleming, Enoch "Nick", Henrietta "Hetty" and Jane. Elizabeth CALHOUN & Fleming SHIVER were married in South Carolina abt 1817 and moved to Georgia by mid 1820s. Believe her father was Axium CALHOUN and her grandfather John CALHOUN -- no further info on either of these. Have generations of Elizabeth's descendants to share with anyone making a connection. To see more Calhoun queries, or to post your own Calhoun query, visit: <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/cal/Calhoun>

Forwarded to the list by Valorie Calhoun Queries A new message, "Samuel "Big Sam" Calhoun," was posted by Olivia on Thu, 11 Nov 1999 Surname: Calhoun, Hargroves, Darley, McLewrath, Collins, Darley --- NAME: Olivia EMAIL: saffold@pineland.net DATE: Nov 11 1999 URL: http:// QRYTEXT: SAMUEL "BIG SAM" CALHOUN was born about 1764 in Guilford County, NC, and died 1828 in Montgomery County, GA. He married MARY HARGROVES in Barnwell County, SC, daughter of BURWELL HARGROVES. She was born 1775, and died Aft. 1840 in Kibbee, Montgomery County, GA. Children of SAMUEL CALHOUN and MARY HARGROVES are: i. ELIZABETH8 CALHOUN, b. Barnwell County, SC. ii. BURRELL ROGERS CALHOUN, b. 1794, Barnwell County, SC; d. 1874, Montgomery County, GA; m. MARY (OR MARION) DARLEY; b. 1792, SC. iii. JAMES IRVING CALHOUN, b. October 07, 1795, (A DAR App. states birthdate 11/11/1795) Barnwell County, SC; d. July 08, 1882, Tarrytown, Montgomery County, GA; m. (1) MARY "POLLY" MCLEWRATH, December 24, 1812, Orangeburg County, SC; b. Abt. 1785, Barnwell County, SC; d. Aft. 1850, Montgomery County, GA; m. (2) ELIZABETH "LIZZIE" COLLINS, October 07, 1850, Montgomery County, GA (Another researcher says marriage date was February 18, 1864); b. 1838. iv. PENELOPE CALHOUN, b. 1798, Barnwell County, SC; m. THOMAS C. DARLEY; b. 1795, SC. To read more Calhoun queries, or to post a Calhoun query, visit: <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/cal/Calhoun>

Forwarded to the list by Valorie Calhoun Queries A new message, "Charles W. Calhoun & Ann Jane Carney," was posted by Bud Calhoun on Thu, 11 Nov 1999 Surname: Calhoun, Carney, Fitzpatrick, Gallagher, Shea, Filler --- NAME: Bud Calhoun EMAIL: budcalhoun@yahoo.com DATE: Nov 11 1999 URL: http:// QRYTEXT: This is my lineage: Charles W. Calhoun arrived in Boston 1849 M Ann Jane Carney 1852 George F. Calhoun born Boston 1852 m Elizabeth Fitzpatrick 1880 Joseph Calhoun born Boston 1884 m Johanna Shea 1910 George Calhoun born Boston 1912 m Glenness 1942 Bud Calhoun b Boston 1943 m Joanne Gallagher 1968 Matthew Calhoun born Attleboro MA 1975 Anything look familiar ? Bud Calhoun To search other Calhoun queries, or to post your own Calhoun query, visit: <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/cal/Calhoun>

These are my Calhouns: 1. CALHOUN b. Unknown,Pennsylvania; d. Unknown ..........Children of CALHOUN 2.........i. James CALHOUN, b. April 1850, Ohio; d. Unknown Generation No. 2 2. James CALHOUN b. April 1850, Ohio; d. Unknown .....m. Ollie MORRIS 1888 ..........Children of James CALHOUN and Ollie MORRIS are: 3.........i. Allen Thurman CALHOUN b. Oct. 16, 1891, Chillicothe, Ross Cnty, Ohio; d. Dec. 2, 1979, Irving, Texas ..........ii. William H. CALHOUN b. Sept. 1895, Ohio; d. Unknown, Ohio .........iii. Alice JOHNSTON b. March 1879, Ohio; d. Unknown ..............(Step-daughter of James Calhoun) ..........iv. Robert JOHNSTON b. May 1887, Ohio; d. Unknown ..............(Step-son of James Calhoun) Generation No. 3 3. Allen Thurman CALHOUN, b. Oct. 16, 1891, Chillicothe, Ohio; d. Dec.2, 1979, Irving, TX .....m. Helen Catherine TALBOT September 19,1920, Newark, Ohio Cathy Canterbury Central Texas http://www.glade.net/~aries51 Researching: McMURRAY> Ohio> Illinois; TALBOT> Ireland>Ohio; CALHOUN>Ohio; SHEPPARD> Ohio; SERIGHT>Ireland> Pennsylvania>Ohio; MOORE>Ireland> Ohio; WINN> Ireland, Ohio; DAILY> Ireland

I'm interested in corresponding with descendants of the following CALHOUN. Olivia Williamson Saffold in Emanuel County, GA saffold@pineland.net SAMUEL "BIG SAM"7 CALHOUN was born about 1764 in Guilford County, NC, and died 1828 in Montgomery County, GA. He married MARY HARGROVES in Barnwell County, SC, daughter of BURWELL HARGROVES. She was born 1775, and died Aft. 1840 in Kibbee, Montgomery County, GA. Children of SAMUEL CALHOUN and MARY HARGROVES are: i. ELIZABETH8 CALHOUN, b. Barnwell County, SC. ii. BURRELL ROGERS CALHOUN, b. 1794, Barnwell County, SC; d. 1874, Montgomery County, GA; m. MARY (OR MARION) DARLEY; b. 1792, SC. iii. JAMES IRVING CALHOUN, b. October 07, 1795, (A DAR App. states birthdate 11/11/1795) Barnwell County, SC; d. July 08, 1882, Tarrytown, Montgomery County, GA; m. (1) MARY "POLLY" MCLEWRATH, December 24, 1812, Orangeburg County, SC; b. Abt. 1785, Barnwell County, SC; d. Aft. 1850, Montgomery County, GA; m. (2) ELIZABETH "LIZZIE" COLLINS, October 07, 1850, Montgomery County, GA (Another researcher says marriage date was February 18, 1864); b. 1838. iv. PENELOPE CALHOUN, b. 1798, Barnwell County, SC; m. THOMAS C. DARLEY; b. 1795, SC.

This is my lineage: Charles W. Calhoun arrived in Boston 1849 M Ann Jane Carney 1852 George F. Calhoun born Boston 1852 m Elizabeth Fitzpatrick 1880 Joseph Calhoun born Boston 1884 m Johanna Shea 1910 George Calhoun born Boston 1912 m Glenness Filler 1942 Bud Calhoun b Boston 1943 m Joanne Gallagher 1968 Matthew Calhoun born Attleboro MA 1975 Anything look familiar ? Bud Calhoun __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com