For what it's worth, I can only add a ditto to part of this. I can't speak about the Calhoun side of this information, but any reference to a "Lady Judith Hamilton" has not, to my knowledge, been substantiated by original sources. I have inquired repeatedly on the Hamilton list regarding proof that this "Lady Judith" even existed and have, to date, found/received nothing except for repeated references to a suspect, secondary source, which, to my knowledge, does not offer citations of any kind. Everyone interested in this lineage would be wise to not accept as "fact" information that does not/cannot offer original source documentation as proof. Just my caveat and two-bits worth, Best regards to all, Valorie Zimmerman wrote: > This came to me personally, instead of the list. Thanks for providing > this info, Jane -- what a wonderful addition to our archives! Have you > compared this data with what is found in WorldConnect and/or the IGI? > > Valorie > > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: Re: [CALHOUN] from This Day in History > Date: Sat, 18 Mar 2000 14:43:38 -0600 > From: "Jane Powell" <janep@pchnet.com> > > -----Original Message----- > From: Valorie Zimmerman <valoriez@aa.net> > To: CALHOUN-L@rootsweb.com <CALHOUN-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Saturday, March 18, 2000 2:15 PM > Subject: [CALHOUN] from This Day in History > > >Born on March 18 > > > >1782 John C. Calhoun, U.S. statesman who opposed the prohibition of > >slavery in new states. > > None of this is from original sources --- Take with a BIG GRAIN OF SALT > ! ! > ! > Jane > > Ancestors of John Caldwell Calhoun > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. Vice-President John Caldwell Calhoun He was the son of 2. Patrick > Calhoun > and 3. Martha Caldwell. > > Generation No. 2 > > 2. Patrick Calhoun He was the son of 4. James Patrick Colhoun and 5. > Catherine Montgomery. He married 3. Martha Caldwell. > > 3. Martha Caldwell > > Notes for Patrick Calhoun: > p. 3, Patrick Calhoun m. Martha Caldwell of Pennsylvania or of Charlotte > CO > VA. They had three sons: John Caldwell Calhoun, The great statesman and > Vice > President; James Calhoun; William Calhoun. > Dr. Calhoun of William and Mary College, Williamsburg, VA, traced the > direct > descendants of Samuel Calhoun of Pitt Co NC. We stop with above, hoping > sometime to connect Samuel with James, Ezekiel, Patrick, and William > Calhoun. > > Children of Patrick Calhoun and Martha Caldwell are: > > 1 i. Vice-President John Caldwell Calhoun > ii. William Calhoun > iii. James Calhoun > > Generation No. 3 > > 4. James Patrick Colhoun2, born 1688 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, > Ireland; > died 1741 in Chesnut Level, PA. He was the son of 8. Rev Alexander > Colhoun, > Sr and 9. Lady Judith Hamilton. He married 5. Catherine Montgomery 1713. > > 5. Catherine Montgomery, died 1760. > > Notes for James Patrick Colhoun: James (the father) came to America > from > Ireland, 1733, with wife Catherine Montgomery, one daughter Catherine, > four > sons: James, Ezekiel, Patrick, William. They settled in Pennsylvania and > thence to Wythe Co. VA on the Kanawha River and were dirven away by the > Indians after Braddocks defeat and settled in Abbeville SC, 1756. In > 1760 > James and his mother (Catherine Montgomery Calhoun) were killed by > Indians. > Later Patrick Calhoun was appointed to defend the Frontier from the > Indians > and Torries. > > Children of James Colhoun and Catherine Montgomery are: > > i. James Calhoun, died 1760. > ii. Ezekiel Calhoun > iii. Catherine Calhoun > 2 iv. Patrick Calhoun, married Martha Caldwell. > v. William Calhoun > vi. James Calhoun, died 1760. > vii. William Calhoun > viii. James Calhoun, died 1760. > > Generation No. 4 > > 8. Rev Alexander Colhoun, Sr, born 1662; died 1716. He was the son of > 16. > William Campbell Colquhoun and 17. Catherine McCausland. He married 9. > Lady > Judith Hamilton 1684. > > 9. Lady Judith Hamilton, born 1662. > > Notes for Rev Alexander Colhoun, Sr Valorie Zimmerman <valoriez@aa.net> > David Calhoun/Cahoon witness, Christian Co. KY 1818; Jan. 23, 2000 1:37 > PM, > Forwarded by request of the original poster James > Sholar<j.g.sholar@worldnet.att.net>. > > DEED BOOK K, PAGES 21-22, CHRISTIAN COUNTY, KY., COURT RECORDS: We the > subscribers, heirs, and devicess of Thomas Futrell, deceased, do > monimate, > constitute, and appoint Levi Lancaster, a trustee and lawful trustee in > full, in fact for us and in our names, to sell on credit of twelve > months, > the negroes namely: Bartley, Hardy, and Hannah, belonging to Thomas > Futrell, > Deceased, to receive payment for the same when sold, and the money to be > divided amongst us and > > himself, that is to say one-eighth of said money to each person and we > do > further more agree that if any loss in collection of the same should be > sustained through an unavoidable accident that we will each > > of us loose a partionally part of said loss and furthermore that we will > satisfy and pay said Lancaster for all extra trouble that he may be at > in > doing the same. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our > > hands this twenty first of January, 1818. > > Thomas Futrell Lander Colson (X-his mark) > Isaac Summne > Nathan Futrell > Levi Lancaster > Amey Skinner (X-her mark) > David Calhoun > Cullen Thomas > Soloman Barnes > (CONTINUED) > We the delegates of Thomas Futrell, deceased, formerly of Northampton > County, State of North Carolina, have met and agreed at that the negroes > belonging to the estate of said deceased, namely: Silvey, > > Bartley, Hardy, and Hannah, shall be sold to the highest bidder on a > credit > of twelve months, and the money when collected be equally divided > amongst > his eight daughters, namely: Barashba Colson, Martha Summner, Charity > Futrell, Faithia Lancaster, Amey Skinner, Rebecca Cahoon, Elizabeth > Thomas, > and Clarissa Barnes, to be by them and their husbands, quitetly and > enjoyed, > that we Thomas and John Futrell do entirely quit any claim to any part > of > said negroes, and we furthermore agree that the verbal will of our > mother > Sarah Futrell, which is now reduced to writing, shall stand just a it is > now > standing in writing and agreed in presence of each other this 24th day > of > December 1817. > > Cullum Skinner Cullen Thomas > David Cahoon Thomas Futrell > Levi Lancaster Soloman Barnes > John Futrell (X-his mark) Isaac Summner > Nathan Futrell > > An account of the sale of the negroes belonging to Thomas Futrell, > deceased, > sold January 22, 1818, by Levi Lancaster, trustee, at twelve months > credit: > > Negro Bartley, to Elizabeth Futrell Thomas $950.00 > Negro Hardy, to J. B. Cates 955.00 > Negro Hannah, to John Ferguson 1,140.00 > Negro Silvey, to Cullen Thomas 1,174.00 > it is now standing in writing and agreed in presence of each other this > 24th > day of December 1817. > > Cullum Skinner Cullen Thomas > David Cahoon Thomas Futrell > Levi Lancaster Soloman Barnes > > John Futrell (X-his mark) Isaac Summner > Nathan Futrell > > Children of Alexander Colhoun and Judith Hamilton are: > > i. John Colhoun, Sr, born 1685 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; > died > April 10, 1755 in Strabane, Ireland; married (1) Elizabeth; married (2) > Elizabeth. > ii. Major William Colhoun, born 1686 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, > Ireland; > died September 26, 1756 in Ardstraw, Ireland; married Patience > McCausland > 1706 in Ireland. > iii. Audley Colhoun, born 1687 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; > died > 1756 in Ardstraw, Ireland; married Judith Hamilton in Ireland. > 4 iv. James Patrick Colhoun, born 1688 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, > Ireland; died 1741 in Chesnut Level, PA; married Catherine Montgomery > 1713. > v. Judith Colhoun, born 1690 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; > died > Aft. 1772; married Capt. Robert Gordon. > vi. 1 ST Hugh Colhoun, born 1692 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; > died 1753 in Ardstraw, Ireland; married Agnes McCleary in Ireland. > vii. Humphry Colhoun, born 1694 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; > died > 1723 in County Donegal, Ireland; married in Ireland. > viii. Catherine Colhoun, born 1696 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, > Ireland; > died in USA; married Samuel Crockett in Probably, VA. > ix. Helen Colhoun, born 1698 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; > died > Bef. 1772 in Strabane, Ireland; married Charles Kincaid. > x. Andrew Colhoun, born 1700 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; > died > Aft. 1789 in Ardstraw, Ireland; married Abt. 1722 in Ireland. > xi. Frances Colhoun, born 1703 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; > died > in Augusta Co, PA; married Archibald Hamilton. > xii. Rev. Alexander Colhoun, Jr, born 1705 in Crosh House, County > Tyrone, > Ireland; died November 07, 1788 in Clogherny Ch, may be in PA; married > Margaret Hazlitt 1738. > > Generation No. 5 > > 16. William Campbell Colquhoun, born 1643 in Corkagh, Ireland; died > 1718. He > was the son of 32. Robert Colquhoun and 33. Katherine McAuseland. He > married > 17. Catherine McCausland 1661 in Ireland. > > 17. Catherine McCausland > > Children of William Colquhoun and Catherine McCausland are: > > 8 i. Rev Alexander Colhoun, Sr, born 1662; died 1716; married Lady > Judith > Hamilton 1684. > ii. William Colhoun, born 1664 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland. > iii. Ezekiel Colhoun, born Abt. 1666 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, > Ireland. > > Generation No. 6 > > 32. Robert Colquhoun, born 1622; died Aft. 1666. He was the son of 64. > Adam > Colquhoun and 65. Lady Christian Lindsay. He married 33. Katherine > McAuseland 1641. > > 33. Katherine McAuseland > > Children of Robert Colquhoun and Katherine McAuseland are: > > 16 i. William Campbell Colquhoun, born 1643 in Corkagh, Ireland; died > 1718; > married Catherine McCausland 1661 in Ireland. > ii. Charles Colquhoun, born 1645 in Corkagh, Ireland; died in > Letterkenny, > Ireland. > iii. Catherine Colquhoun, born 1647 in Corkagh, Ireland; died in > Bellabea, > Ireland. > iv. John Colquhoun, born 1650 in Corkagh, Ireland; died July 03, 1712. > v. Mary Colquhoun, born 1653 in Corkagh, Ireland; died in Bellabea, > Ireland. > vi. William Campbell Colhoun, born 1643 in Corkagh, Ireland; died 1718; > married Catherine McCausland 1661 in Ireland. > > Generation No. 7 > > 64. Adam Colquhoun, born 1601 in Dumbarton, Scotland; died 1634. He was > the > son of 128. Sir XV Alexander Colquhoun and 129. Margaret Helen Buchanan. > He > married 65. Lady Christian Lindsay 1621. > > 65. Lady Christian Lindsay, born 1603 in Bonniel, Scotland; died 1629. > > Children of Adam Colquhoun and Christian Lindsay are: > > 32 i. Robert Colquhoun, born 1622; died Aft. 1666; married Katherine > McAuseland 1641. > ii. Helen Colquhoun, born 1625 in Dumbarton, Scotland. > > Generation No. 8 > > 128. Sir XV Alexander Colquhoun, born Abt. 1573; died May 23, 1617. He > was > the son of 256. Sir John Colquhoun, 13. He married 129. Margaret Helen > Buchanan August 08, 1595. > > 129. Margaret Helen Buchanan > > Children of Alexander Colquhoun and Margaret Buchanan are: > > i. Humphry M. P. Colquhoun, born in Dumbarton, Scotland. > ii. Alexander Colquhoun, XVII, born in Dumbarton, Scotland. > iii. Walter Colquhoun, born in Dumbarton, Scotland; died in Sweden. > iv. George Colquhoun, born in Dumbarton, Scotland; died in Sweden. > v. Jean Colquhoun, born in Dumbarton, Scotland; died in Dumbarton, > Scotland. > vi. Nancy Colquhoun, born in Dumbarton, Scotland. > vii. Helen Colquhoun, born in Dumbarton, Scotland. > viii. Mary Colquhoun, born in Dumbarton, Scotland. > ix. Katherine Colquhoun, born in Dumbarton, Scotland; died in Maybole, > Scotland. > x. John B. T. Colquhoun, XVI, born 1596 in Dumbarton, Scotland; died > 1655 in > Died in exile in Italy. > 64 xi. Adam Colquhoun, born 1601 in Dumbarton, Scotland; died 1634; > married > Lady Christian Lindsay 1621. > > Generation No. 9 > > 256. Sir John Colquhoun, 13 He was the son of 512. 12th Humphrey and > 513. > Lady Catherine Graham. > > Child of Sir John Colquhoun, 13 is: > > 128 i. Sir XV Alexander Colquhoun, born Abt. 1573; died May 23, 1617; > married Margaret Helen Buchanan August 08, 1595. > > Generation No. 10 > > 512. 12th Humphrey He was the son of 1024. Sir John 11th. He married > 513. > Lady Catherine Graham. > > 513. Lady Catherine Graham > > Notes for Lady Catherine Graham: > > Lady Catherine Graham daughter of 1st Earl of Montrose. > > Child of Humphrey and Catherine Graham is: > > 256 i. Sir John Colquhoun, 13. > > Generation No. 11 > > 1024. Sir John 11th He was the son of 2048. 10th Humphrey. > > Child of Sir John 11th is: > > 512 i. 12th Humphrey, married Lady Catherine Graham. > > Generation No. 12 > > 2048. 10th Humphrey He was the son of 4096. Sir John 9th. > > Child of 10th Humphrey is: > > 1024 i. Sir John 11th. > > Generation No. 13 > > 4096. Sir John 9th He was the son of 8192. Sir John 8th. > > Child of Sir John 9th is: > > 2048 i. 10th Humphrey. > > Generation No. 14 > > 8192. Sir John 8th He was the son of 16384. Sir Humphrey 6th. > > Child of Sir John 8th is: > > 4096 i. Sir John 9th. > > Generation No. 15 > > 16384. Sir Humphrey 6th He was the son of 32768. Sir Robert 5th. > > Children of Sir Humphrey 6th are: > > 8192 i. Sir John 8th. > > ii. Robert 7th > > Generation No. 16 > > 32768. Sir Robert 5th > > Child of Sir Robert 5th is: > > 16384 i. Sir Humphrey 6th. > > Endnotes > > 1. Calhoun, Will N., "Calhoun Notes," Wynnburg,TN, PO, Ridgely, TN, cr > 1920-1930, p.3. > 2. Calhoun, Will N., "Calhoun Notes," Wynnburg,TN, PO, Ridgely, TN, cr > 1920-1930. > 3. Orval O Calhoun, Calhoun Family, Vol 1-4, (Gateway Press, Inc, > Baltimore > MD, 1976,1982, 1987, 1991). > > >==== CALHOUN Mailing List ==== > >To Unsubscribe: Click on <mailto:Calhoun-L-request@rootsweb.com> to > >create a new message with UNSUBSCRIBE as the *only* text in the message, > >and as the subject. 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Perhaps you have heard about Ancestry's effort to string together a number of sources of basic information which could bridge the gap left by the destruction of the 1890 US Census. As the various bits are put online (mostly city directories, but also tax lists, voter registration lists, etc), they will be searchable for free for a few weeks. So it might be worthwhile to visit this url weekly. Would anyone from this list volunteer to do such a lookup and report back to the list with their findings? I'm just too swamped to take on another project! 1890 Federal Census Substitute (First Installment) <http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/census/1890sub/main.htm> Anyway, in a Soundex search of this week's information, I found these Calhouns: Search Terms: CALHOUN (2) Database: Bristol, Connecticut City Directories, 1882-1893 Combined Matches: 2 Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year Seth H. Calhoun builder Prospect Terryville CT 1884, 1885 Seth H. Calhoun Terryville CT 1886, 1887 Search Terms: CALHOUN (2) Database: Erie, Pennsylvania City Directories, 1889-1893 Combined Matches: 2 Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year Thomas Calhoun huckster b 143 w 11th Erie PA 1889 Sayre Calhoun shipping clerk b 1001 Walnut Erie PA 1891 Search Terms: CALHOUN (13) Database: Galveston, Texas City Directories, 1888-1891 Combined Matches: 13 Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year Emma Bowles boards James Calhoun Galveston TX 1888, 1889 James Calhoun planing mill engineer r. north side E. avenue K between 8th, 9th Galveston TX 1888, 1889 John Calhoun laborer r. north side E. avenue M between 11th, 12th Galveston TX 1888, 1889 Miss Mary Calhoun Max Maas works r. same Galveston TX 1888, 1889 Thomas Calhoun Cotter & Steinbrink engineer r. north side E. avenue K between 8th, 9th Galveston TX 1888, 1889 Mary I. Daniels east district public school teacher boards James Calhoun Galveston TX 1888, 1889 Calhoun Garner laborer r. alley between 27th, 28th, Aves H, I. Galveston TX 1888, 1889 Fannie O. Harding east district public school teacher boards James Calhoun Galveston TX 1888, 1889 Georgiana A. Ballinger East district public school teacher boards Thomas Calhoun Galveston TX 1890, 1891 John Calhoun, Jr. screwman John Calhoun, sr. Galveston TX 1890, 1891 John Calhoun, Sr. screwman r. north side avenue M between 11th, 12th Galveston TX 1890, 1891 Miss Mary Calhoun Isadore Lovenberg works r. north side avenue M between 11th, 12th Galveston TX 1890, 1891 Thomas Calhoun Cotter & Steinbrink engineer r. north side avenue K between 8th, 9th Galveston TX 1890, 1891 Search Terms: CALHOUN (4) Database: Los Angeles, California City Directories, 1888-1890 Combined Matches: 4 Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year May Calhoun Hunter Dining Parlors waitress Los Angeles CA 1888 Samuel Calhoun N s Girard bet Sentous and Broadway Los Angeles CA 1888 George Simpson carpenter W s University Av bet Indiana and Calhoun, Occidental Heights Los Angeles CA 1888 John S. Calhoun carpenter 30 West Bellevue Drive Pasadena CA Search Terms: CALHOUN (7) Database: Leadville, Colorado City Directories, 1882-1890 Combined Matches: 7 Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year C. Calhoun miner r Mansion House Leadville CO 1882 William C. Calhoun miner r 710 e 10th Leadville CO 1882 James H. Calhoun miner r. rear 172 s. Toledo avenue Leadville CO 1883 William C. Calhoun miner r. 710 e. 10th. Leadville CO 1883 James Calhoun miner boards Grand Pacific hotel Leadville CO 1884 James Calhoun miner boards Grand Pacific Hotel Leadville CO 1885 John Calhoun r. 520 E. 5th. Leadville CO 1889 Search Terms: CALHOUN (4) Database: Little Rock, Arkansas City Directories, 1893-1898 Combined Matches: 4 Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year James A Calhoun west side Battery bet 6th and 7th Little Rock AR 1893, 1894 James A Calhoun policeman 618 Battery Little Rock AR 1895, 1896 Calhoun R Bright ins agent 215 w 11th Little Rock AR 1897, 1898 James Calhoun bab 618 Battery Little Rock AR 1897, 1898 There are three more databases, Troy, New York City Directory, with 42 hits, Richmond, Virginia City Directories, 1889-1890 with 32, and Memphis, Tennessee City Directories, 1890-1891 with 610!!! but using my husband's computer, I just couldn't do it! It would be great if someone else stepped up and got and formatted the Cowens in those for the list. The Memphis one, I think, would have to be imported into a database manager, and offered as a file by email or ftp. Is anyone willing to do any of these? Let me quote the message in which I found this information: "The search engine is fast and easy to use compared to going to libraries and looking in the actual directory. However, using an actual directory is much more satisfying because it usually has more information, such as if they owned or rented their own home (useful for locating property records), and a possible reverse directory (useful for finding neighbors). They also are full of information on local businesses, churches, fraternal organizations, schools, etc. As these city directories keep appearing online, I will use them as indexes to the actual directories. (I know that sounds redundant.) I still would like to use the actual directories to the fullest extent possible. On the other hand, many libraries do not allow photocopying of hard copies. It might be an interesting timesaver to print out all the people with a given name for a given directory, and take that copy to the library where added information can be easily pencilled in. Virginia Sholin Smallwood" Please write me privately <mailto:valoriez@aa.net> if you are willing to get this sort of report weekly, as we only need one person doing it! Valorie, listmom

This came to me personally, instead of the list. Thanks for providing this info, Jane -- what a wonderful addition to our archives! Have you compared this data with what is found in WorldConnect and/or the IGI? Valorie -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: [CALHOUN] from This Day in History Date: Sat, 18 Mar 2000 14:43:38 -0600 From: "Jane Powell" <janep@pchnet.com> -----Original Message----- From: Valorie Zimmerman <valoriez@aa.net> To: CALHOUN-L@rootsweb.com <CALHOUN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, March 18, 2000 2:15 PM Subject: [CALHOUN] from This Day in History >Born on March 18 > >1782 John C. Calhoun, U.S. statesman who opposed the prohibition of >slavery in new states. None of this is from original sources --- Take with a BIG GRAIN OF SALT ! ! ! Jane Ancestors of John Caldwell Calhoun Generation No. 1 1. Vice-President John Caldwell Calhoun He was the son of 2. Patrick Calhoun and 3. Martha Caldwell. Generation No. 2 2. Patrick Calhoun He was the son of 4. James Patrick Colhoun and 5. Catherine Montgomery. He married 3. Martha Caldwell. 3. Martha Caldwell Notes for Patrick Calhoun: p. 3, Patrick Calhoun m. Martha Caldwell of Pennsylvania or of Charlotte CO VA. They had three sons: John Caldwell Calhoun, The great statesman and Vice President; James Calhoun; William Calhoun. Dr. Calhoun of William and Mary College, Williamsburg, VA, traced the direct descendants of Samuel Calhoun of Pitt Co NC. We stop with above, hoping sometime to connect Samuel with James, Ezekiel, Patrick, and William Calhoun. Children of Patrick Calhoun and Martha Caldwell are: 1 i. Vice-President John Caldwell Calhoun ii. William Calhoun iii. James Calhoun Generation No. 3 4. James Patrick Colhoun2, born 1688 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; died 1741 in Chesnut Level, PA. He was the son of 8. Rev Alexander Colhoun, Sr and 9. Lady Judith Hamilton. He married 5. Catherine Montgomery 1713. 5. Catherine Montgomery, died 1760. Notes for James Patrick Colhoun: James (the father) came to America from Ireland, 1733, with wife Catherine Montgomery, one daughter Catherine, four sons: James, Ezekiel, Patrick, William. They settled in Pennsylvania and thence to Wythe Co. VA on the Kanawha River and were dirven away by the Indians after Braddocks defeat and settled in Abbeville SC, 1756. In 1760 James and his mother (Catherine Montgomery Calhoun) were killed by Indians. Later Patrick Calhoun was appointed to defend the Frontier from the Indians and Torries. Children of James Colhoun and Catherine Montgomery are: i. James Calhoun, died 1760. ii. Ezekiel Calhoun iii. Catherine Calhoun 2 iv. Patrick Calhoun, married Martha Caldwell. v. William Calhoun vi. James Calhoun, died 1760. vii. William Calhoun viii. James Calhoun, died 1760. Generation No. 4 8. Rev Alexander Colhoun, Sr, born 1662; died 1716. He was the son of 16. William Campbell Colquhoun and 17. Catherine McCausland. He married 9. Lady Judith Hamilton 1684. 9. Lady Judith Hamilton, born 1662. Notes for Rev Alexander Colhoun, Sr Valorie Zimmerman <valoriez@aa.net> David Calhoun/Cahoon witness, Christian Co. KY 1818; Jan. 23, 2000 1:37 PM, Forwarded by request of the original poster James Sholar<j.g.sholar@worldnet.att.net>. DEED BOOK K, PAGES 21-22, CHRISTIAN COUNTY, KY., COURT RECORDS: We the subscribers, heirs, and devicess of Thomas Futrell, deceased, do monimate, constitute, and appoint Levi Lancaster, a trustee and lawful trustee in full, in fact for us and in our names, to sell on credit of twelve months, the negroes namely: Bartley, Hardy, and Hannah, belonging to Thomas Futrell, Deceased, to receive payment for the same when sold, and the money to be divided amongst us and himself, that is to say one-eighth of said money to each person and we do further more agree that if any loss in collection of the same should be sustained through an unavoidable accident that we will each of us loose a partionally part of said loss and furthermore that we will satisfy and pay said Lancaster for all extra trouble that he may be at in doing the same. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands this twenty first of January, 1818. Thomas Futrell Lander Colson (X-his mark) Isaac Summne Nathan Futrell Levi Lancaster Amey Skinner (X-her mark) David Calhoun Cullen Thomas Soloman Barnes (CONTINUED) We the delegates of Thomas Futrell, deceased, formerly of Northampton County, State of North Carolina, have met and agreed at that the negroes belonging to the estate of said deceased, namely: Silvey, Bartley, Hardy, and Hannah, shall be sold to the highest bidder on a credit of twelve months, and the money when collected be equally divided amongst his eight daughters, namely: Barashba Colson, Martha Summner, Charity Futrell, Faithia Lancaster, Amey Skinner, Rebecca Cahoon, Elizabeth Thomas, and Clarissa Barnes, to be by them and their husbands, quitetly and enjoyed, that we Thomas and John Futrell do entirely quit any claim to any part of said negroes, and we furthermore agree that the verbal will of our mother Sarah Futrell, which is now reduced to writing, shall stand just a it is now standing in writing and agreed in presence of each other this 24th day of December 1817. Cullum Skinner Cullen Thomas David Cahoon Thomas Futrell Levi Lancaster Soloman Barnes John Futrell (X-his mark) Isaac Summner Nathan Futrell An account of the sale of the negroes belonging to Thomas Futrell, deceased, sold January 22, 1818, by Levi Lancaster, trustee, at twelve months credit: Negro Bartley, to Elizabeth Futrell Thomas $950.00 Negro Hardy, to J. B. Cates 955.00 Negro Hannah, to John Ferguson 1,140.00 Negro Silvey, to Cullen Thomas 1,174.00 it is now standing in writing and agreed in presence of each other this 24th day of December 1817. Cullum Skinner Cullen Thomas David Cahoon Thomas Futrell Levi Lancaster Soloman Barnes John Futrell (X-his mark) Isaac Summner Nathan Futrell Children of Alexander Colhoun and Judith Hamilton are: i. John Colhoun, Sr, born 1685 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; died April 10, 1755 in Strabane, Ireland; married (1) Elizabeth; married (2) Elizabeth. ii. Major William Colhoun, born 1686 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; died September 26, 1756 in Ardstraw, Ireland; married Patience McCausland 1706 in Ireland. iii. Audley Colhoun, born 1687 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; died 1756 in Ardstraw, Ireland; married Judith Hamilton in Ireland. 4 iv. James Patrick Colhoun, born 1688 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; died 1741 in Chesnut Level, PA; married Catherine Montgomery 1713. v. Judith Colhoun, born 1690 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; died Aft. 1772; married Capt. Robert Gordon. vi. 1 ST Hugh Colhoun, born 1692 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; died 1753 in Ardstraw, Ireland; married Agnes McCleary in Ireland. vii. Humphry Colhoun, born 1694 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; died 1723 in County Donegal, Ireland; married in Ireland. viii. Catherine Colhoun, born 1696 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; died in USA; married Samuel Crockett in Probably, VA. ix. Helen Colhoun, born 1698 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; died Bef. 1772 in Strabane, Ireland; married Charles Kincaid. x. Andrew Colhoun, born 1700 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; died Aft. 1789 in Ardstraw, Ireland; married Abt. 1722 in Ireland. xi. Frances Colhoun, born 1703 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; died in Augusta Co, PA; married Archibald Hamilton. xii. Rev. Alexander Colhoun, Jr, born 1705 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland; died November 07, 1788 in Clogherny Ch, may be in PA; married Margaret Hazlitt 1738. Generation No. 5 16. William Campbell Colquhoun, born 1643 in Corkagh, Ireland; died 1718. He was the son of 32. Robert Colquhoun and 33. Katherine McAuseland. He married 17. Catherine McCausland 1661 in Ireland. 17. Catherine McCausland Children of William Colquhoun and Catherine McCausland are: 8 i. Rev Alexander Colhoun, Sr, born 1662; died 1716; married Lady Judith Hamilton 1684. ii. William Colhoun, born 1664 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland. iii. Ezekiel Colhoun, born Abt. 1666 in Crosh House, County Tyrone, Ireland. Generation No. 6 32. Robert Colquhoun, born 1622; died Aft. 1666. He was the son of 64. Adam Colquhoun and 65. Lady Christian Lindsay. He married 33. Katherine McAuseland 1641. 33. Katherine McAuseland Children of Robert Colquhoun and Katherine McAuseland are: 16 i. William Campbell Colquhoun, born 1643 in Corkagh, Ireland; died 1718; married Catherine McCausland 1661 in Ireland. ii. Charles Colquhoun, born 1645 in Corkagh, Ireland; died in Letterkenny, Ireland. iii. Catherine Colquhoun, born 1647 in Corkagh, Ireland; died in Bellabea, Ireland. iv. John Colquhoun, born 1650 in Corkagh, Ireland; died July 03, 1712. v. Mary Colquhoun, born 1653 in Corkagh, Ireland; died in Bellabea, Ireland. vi. William Campbell Colhoun, born 1643 in Corkagh, Ireland; died 1718; married Catherine McCausland 1661 in Ireland. Generation No. 7 64. Adam Colquhoun, born 1601 in Dumbarton, Scotland; died 1634. He was the son of 128. Sir XV Alexander Colquhoun and 129. Margaret Helen Buchanan. He married 65. Lady Christian Lindsay 1621. 65. Lady Christian Lindsay, born 1603 in Bonniel, Scotland; died 1629. Children of Adam Colquhoun and Christian Lindsay are: 32 i. Robert Colquhoun, born 1622; died Aft. 1666; married Katherine McAuseland 1641. ii. Helen Colquhoun, born 1625 in Dumbarton, Scotland. Generation No. 8 128. Sir XV Alexander Colquhoun, born Abt. 1573; died May 23, 1617. He was the son of 256. Sir John Colquhoun, 13. He married 129. Margaret Helen Buchanan August 08, 1595. 129. Margaret Helen Buchanan Children of Alexander Colquhoun and Margaret Buchanan are: i. Humphry M. P. Colquhoun, born in Dumbarton, Scotland. ii. Alexander Colquhoun, XVII, born in Dumbarton, Scotland. iii. Walter Colquhoun, born in Dumbarton, Scotland; died in Sweden. iv. George Colquhoun, born in Dumbarton, Scotland; died in Sweden. v. Jean Colquhoun, born in Dumbarton, Scotland; died in Dumbarton, Scotland. vi. Nancy Colquhoun, born in Dumbarton, Scotland. vii. Helen Colquhoun, born in Dumbarton, Scotland. viii. Mary Colquhoun, born in Dumbarton, Scotland. ix. Katherine Colquhoun, born in Dumbarton, Scotland; died in Maybole, Scotland. x. John B. T. Colquhoun, XVI, born 1596 in Dumbarton, Scotland; died 1655 in Died in exile in Italy. 64 xi. Adam Colquhoun, born 1601 in Dumbarton, Scotland; died 1634; married Lady Christian Lindsay 1621. Generation No. 9 256. Sir John Colquhoun, 13 He was the son of 512. 12th Humphrey and 513. Lady Catherine Graham. Child of Sir John Colquhoun, 13 is: 128 i. Sir XV Alexander Colquhoun, born Abt. 1573; died May 23, 1617; married Margaret Helen Buchanan August 08, 1595. Generation No. 10 512. 12th Humphrey He was the son of 1024. Sir John 11th. He married 513. Lady Catherine Graham. 513. Lady Catherine Graham Notes for Lady Catherine Graham: Lady Catherine Graham daughter of 1st Earl of Montrose. Child of Humphrey and Catherine Graham is: 256 i. Sir John Colquhoun, 13. Generation No. 11 1024. Sir John 11th He was the son of 2048. 10th Humphrey. Child of Sir John 11th is: 512 i. 12th Humphrey, married Lady Catherine Graham. Generation No. 12 2048. 10th Humphrey He was the son of 4096. Sir John 9th. Child of 10th Humphrey is: 1024 i. Sir John 11th. Generation No. 13 4096. Sir John 9th He was the son of 8192. Sir John 8th. Child of Sir John 9th is: 2048 i. 10th Humphrey. Generation No. 14 8192. Sir John 8th He was the son of 16384. Sir Humphrey 6th. Child of Sir John 8th is: 4096 i. Sir John 9th. Generation No. 15 16384. Sir Humphrey 6th He was the son of 32768. Sir Robert 5th. Children of Sir Humphrey 6th are: 8192 i. Sir John 8th. ii. Robert 7th Generation No. 16 32768. Sir Robert 5th Child of Sir Robert 5th is: 16384 i. Sir Humphrey 6th. Endnotes 1. Calhoun, Will N., "Calhoun Notes," Wynnburg,TN, PO, Ridgely, TN, cr 1920-1930, p.3. 2. Calhoun, Will N., "Calhoun Notes," Wynnburg,TN, PO, Ridgely, TN, cr 1920-1930. 3. Orval O Calhoun, Calhoun Family, Vol 1-4, (Gateway Press, Inc, Baltimore MD, 1976,1982, 1987, 1991). >==== CALHOUN Mailing List ==== >To Unsubscribe: Click on <mailto:Calhoun-L-request@rootsweb.com> to >create a new message with UNSUBSCRIBE as the *only* text in the message, >and as the subject. Contact Valorie <mailto:valoriez@aa.net> with any >questions, list problems, or virus warnings. > >============================== >The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > >

Born on March 18 1782 John C. Calhoun, U.S. statesman who opposed the prohibition of slavery in new states.

Forwarded by request of the original poster, Shanna Jones <sjones@redrock.net>. -------- Original Message -------- Subject: PML Search Result matching ("(calhoun or calhoon) andnot Co*") or cahoon or colquhoun Date: Fri, 17 Mar 2000 15:09:19 -0800 From: Shanna Jones <sjones@redrock.net> . Source: SULLIVAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Archibald SULLIVAN 1818-1898 Cumberland, NC Hello Sullivan Researchers, I have been asked to compile a history of the Ancestors and Descendants of Archibald Sullivan, son of John Sullivan (abt 1793 Kentucky - ?) and Mary Calhoun or Colquhoun abt 1797 Scotland - ?). Archibald, my 2nd great grandfather, married Julia A. Mathews in Salt Lake City, Utah 6 Nov 1850 and they had 13 children. Please contact me if you have any information on either the ancestors or descendants. Please especially contact me if you are a descendant of Archibald Sullivan, as plans for a book and a family reunion are underway. Thank you! Shanna Sullivan Jones sjones@redrock.net St. George, Utah

Hi, everybody -- as you may or may not know, I have been pretty sick the last 3 weeks, and have gotten behind in all my list projects. Now, today, the first day in weeks I could walk the picket line with my husband Bob again -- my laptop computer has crashed. Fortunately, I had backed up my mail files the day before. However, I have lost (maybe forever, maybe for the weekend) at least one day's mail. So if you wrote me and got no answer, write again. When I can kick my husband off his own computer, I will be able to use it! And maybe I can get back on track to finishing up our list webpages. I have written a few people about my plan to create a website for each of the lists I administer, and provide a place to post any pictures you would like to. I have "up" all the pictures I have received so far -- unfortunately, the site (such as it is) is bookmarked on my laptop, and not here! And my husband has already gone to bed, and I don't know how to use the FTP program. Within the next day or so, however, I will write everyone with the URLs, so you can see what we do (and will) have. If you have family pictures you have been wanting to post somewhere on the web, I will be able to do that for you. You can send the photos by private email if you have a scanner, or send copies to me and we will scan them, if you don't have access to a scanner. If this interests you, please contact me off the list <mailto:valoriez@aa.net>. Think about what you want the captions to say, and in what order you would like the photos displayed. If you have any favorite research websites you would like included in the links page of our website, please drop me a note. Here on the list is fine -- others would like to know, too. Also, any thoughts, ideas or offers to help are welcome! If you would like to see my husband's website, to see the quality we can look forward to, please drop by <http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~bobofwa/>. As always, my very best to each one of you precious list members, Valorie PS: Anyone happen to have a file called "Himem.sys" for the Toshiba 730cdt running Win95? That could be my life-saver.... -v

Since I am new on this list, this may be old news, but has anyone established(with a certainty, using original sources)the lineage of a Rev. Alexander CALHOUN, b.c. 1670, allegedly later of Crosh House, Ardstraw, Co. Tyrone, NI? Likely d. there c. 1716. Again, allegedly hs married a Judith HAMILTON(b.c. 1674). They had at least one daughter, Frances(b. 1703, Crosh House, Tyrone). The information I have is purely of a secondary nature and lacks citations, so the lineage really can't be proven without consulting original sources. Any input appreciated. Regards to all, -- Larry D. Hamilton Coats P.O. Box 823 Aspermont, TX 79502

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I must apologize to the list. I have never visited the Guestbook on our Resource page until tonight! I had completely forgotten the bottom of the page -- is my face red! I hope YOU all regularly visit the page, and keep up with the latest web links, utilize it to easily use all of Rootsweb search engines, to find what has been posted elsewhere about the Calhoun surname, and other such goodies! <http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/c/a/CALHOUN/> Anyway, while there I found an overlooked query: Name: Irvin Mitchell Calhoun <IMCalhoun@aol.com> Date: 1999-10-01 Comments: I'm look for information on Samuel Augustus Calhoun married to Rachel Bullard, born around the 1870s who spent most of their lives in South Georgia. Thank you. I'll try to remember to check the Guestbook at monthly intervals, I promise! Valorie

I am interested in researching LT. JAMES C. CALHOUN and have been trying to find how he ties into my family of Calhouns. A distant relative sent me some papers and was telling me that he is family. If anyone is researching this family, I would be interested in sharing. I have the1850 Ohio census showing him as a child with his parents and siblings. I would appreciate any help. Myrna

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We will periodically be adding more Canadian immigration data to our online library, so return to Ancestry.com often. Extended Description: Researchers throughout North America will appreciate the value of this database that has been compiled from a variety of sources to represent the movement of immigrants to Canada. Historically, there have been frequent periods of migration between the United States and Canada, creating an interesting research problem for the genealogist. Neither Canadian nor American researchers can afford to be ignorant of records in the other nation. Passage to Canada was often less expensive than travelling to ports in the United States, so immigrants might travel to Canada and then complete their journey to the United States on land. Economic and social pressures have also played important roles in migration patterns. The entries in this database are extracted from original records. They have been compiled to represent only those individuals for whom immigration information was available in the original records. The entries in this database are not complete transcriptions of the original records; an email link is provided at the bottom of each results page for those who would like to purchase a more detailed electronic transcript for a particular entry. The information in this database comes from a variety of original documents. A large majority of the entries have been extracted from the 1901 census records for parts of Ontario and Quebec and represent those individuals who indicated a year of immigration and a place of birth outside of Canada. Other records represented include: historical atlases of Ontario, Quebec, and Prince Edward Island; biographical extracts from Quebec's Eastern Townships; War Office records listing Loyalist regiments in Lower Canada (Quebec); the 1851 census of Quebec City (for those who indicated a place of birth outside of Canada); early Irish immigrants in Eastern Ontario; groups of Scottish immigrants to Upper Canada (Ontario); and, Crown land grants in Kent County, Ontario. The original records from which this database has been prepared are housed in a number of archives and libraries across Canada. The source information for each record will guide you to the relevant collection. Should you wish to visit the repositories, further information about each archive may be found at the following web-sites: National Archives of Canada: www.archives.ca/index.html National Library of Canada: www.nlc-bnc.ca/ehome.htm Prince Edward Island Public Archives and Records Office: www.gov.pe.ca/educ/archives/archives index.asp Public Archives of Nova Scotia: www.nsarn.ednet.ns.ca/ Provincial Archives of New Brunswick: www.gov.nb.ca/supply/archives/Index1.htm Archives nationales du Québec (French-language site): www.anq.gouv.qc.ca/ Source Information: Anonymous. Records of Immigrants to Canada. [database on-line] Orem, UT: Ancestry, Inc., 1999-2000. On a search for Calhoon, there were no matches, while Calhoun had 6: Surname Given Name or Title Age Year of Record Comments Source/Event Reference CALHOUN Joseph 1867 staff of Militia Province of New Brunswick: Militia List for 1867 National Library of Canada: Parliamentary Sessional Papers, 1868, No. 35, page 55 CALHOUN D.H. 1867 staff of Militia Province of New Brunswick: Militia List for 1867 National Library of Canada: Parliamentary Sessional Papers, 1868, No. 35, page 55 CALHOUN William 1877 native of Ireland Historical Atlas of Ontario County, Ontario: List of emigrants extracted National Library of Canada: ref F5498 O6 B4, page 62 Calhoun John 60 1901 Immigrated to Canada in 1865 1901 census, province of Ontario, Lambton County East (selected records; only those giving a year of immigration to Canada and who were born outside of Canada are included). National Archives of Canada - Fourth Census of Canada, 1901: District 78 (Lambton County East); Subdistrict D (Brooke Township), Division 1, page 2, reel T-6476. Calhoun Samuel 48 1901 Immigrated to Canada in 1872 1901 census, province of Ontario, Lambton County East (selected records; only those giving a year of immigration to Canada and who were born outside of Canada are included). National Archives of Canada - Fourth Census of Canada, 1901: District 78 (Lambton County East); Subdistrict D (Brooke Township), Division 3, page 6, reel T-6476. Calhoun Sarah 42 1901 Immigrated to Canada in 1863 1901 census, province of Ontario, Lambton County East (selected records; only those giving a year of immigration to Canada and who were born outside of Canada are included). National Archives of Canada - Fourth Census of Canada, 1901: District 78 (Lambton County East); Subdistrict D (Brooke Township), Division 3, page 6, reel T-6476. Good hunting, Valorie

For the next 10 days, until 3/10/2000, Jordan R. Dodd's "Early American Marriages: Tennessee, 1851 to 1900." Orem, UT: Ancestry, Inc., 1999-2000 can be searched free at <http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4125.htm> The site says: Becoming the sixteenth state in 1796, Tennessee was home to over one million residents before the American Civil War. This database is a collection of marriage records from the state between 1851 and 1900. This update adds marriages from Warren County between 1852 and 1900. Researchers will find the names of both bride and groom along with the marriage date. The county where the ceremony was performed is also provided. Containing over 64,000 records and the names of about 132,000 men and women, this collection can be a tremendous aid to those seeking ancestors from the area. Extended Description: Warren County marriage records were taken from county court records located at Wartburg, Tennessee. Microfilm copies of these records can be found at the Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah (FHL # 0978841). On a search for Cahoon, I 0 results, and the same with Cohoon. Calhoon yielded 6 results, Calhoun 25, Colquhoun 0. There were 8 Cowin, 23 Cowen, and 99 Cowan marriages. Happy hunting! Valorie

Zabette, You are on the right track, Lt. James Calhoun was married to Custer's sister. I have checked some very good sites on the internet, some very interesting reading on history. Thank you for responding to my e-mail, it is nice to be able to work with others having an interest in Calhoun. Verna ----- Original Message ----- From: Anthony Elam <elams@nemonet.com> To: <CALHOUN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 9:36 AM Subject: Re: [CALHOUN] Lt. James Calhoun > Verna, > I stand corrected. I just read some information on line and Col. George A. > Custer was m. to a Elizabeth Bacon. I may be wrong, but I remember reading > that Lt. James Calhoun was Custers brother in law and he was killed at the > Battle along with Custer. Several ways to look at this, perhaps Calhoun was > m. to the sister of Custer. There are web sites on Custer and perhaps by > going in that direction you can find something out on James Calhoun. > Zabette > ----- Original Message ----- > From: verna strickland <strickland@wave.net> > To: <CALHOUN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 9:53 AM > Subject: Re: [CALHOUN] Lt. James Calhoun > > > > I have just started my search on Lt. James Calhoun and thought there might > > be someone on the list that was researching the same family and we could > > share information. > > > > I have checked out what I can at the LDS Family History Center and have > > gotten a form to fill out for his military records. I'm thinking this will > > be my best bet. > > > > Thanks Valorie for your resonse. > > Verna > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Valorie Zimmerman <valoriez@aa.net> > > To: <CALHOUN-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 1:43 AM > > Subject: Re: [CALHOUN] Lt. James Calhoun > > > > > > > verna strickland wrote: > > > > > > > > I am new to your list and was wondering if there is anyone that would > > have any information on Lt. James Calhoun that was in the battle of Little > > Big Horn? > > > > > > > > I would appreciate any help. > > > > > > > > Verna > > > > > > Verna, have you written to the National Archives for his military > > > records and pension file? > > > > > > Valorie > > > > > > > > > ==== CALHOUN Mailing List ==== > > > RootsWeb forbids posting of copyrighted material without > > > permission of the author. Read RootsWeb's Acceptable Use Policy > > > at <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html>. > > > > > > ============================== > > > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > > > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > > > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== CALHOUN Mailing List ==== > > Don't forget our GenConnect boards, courtesy of Rootsweb! Queries, > > Bible records, Biographies, Deeds, Obits, Pensions, and Wills -- > > All easily accessed from our Calhoun Resource page > > <http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/c/a/CALHOUN/> > > > > ============================== > > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > > > > > ==== CALHOUN Mailing List ==== > RootsWeb forbids posting of copyrighted material without > permission of the author. Read RootsWeb's Acceptable Use Policy > at <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html>. > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi > >

Verna, I stand corrected. I just read some information on line and Col. George A. Custer was m. to a Elizabeth Bacon. I may be wrong, but I remember reading that Lt. James Calhoun was Custers brother in law and he was killed at the Battle along with Custer. Several ways to look at this, perhaps Calhoun was m. to the sister of Custer. There are web sites on Custer and perhaps by going in that direction you can find something out on James Calhoun. Zabette ----- Original Message ----- From: verna strickland <strickland@wave.net> To: <CALHOUN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 9:53 AM Subject: Re: [CALHOUN] Lt. James Calhoun > I have just started my search on Lt. James Calhoun and thought there might > be someone on the list that was researching the same family and we could > share information. > > I have checked out what I can at the LDS Family History Center and have > gotten a form to fill out for his military records. I'm thinking this will > be my best bet. > > Thanks Valorie for your resonse. > Verna > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Valorie Zimmerman <valoriez@aa.net> > To: <CALHOUN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 1:43 AM > Subject: Re: [CALHOUN] Lt. James Calhoun > > > > verna strickland wrote: > > > > > > I am new to your list and was wondering if there is anyone that would > have any information on Lt. James Calhoun that was in the battle of Little > Big Horn? > > > > > > I would appreciate any help. > > > > > > Verna > > > > Verna, have you written to the National Archives for his military > > records and pension file? > > > > Valorie > > > > > > ==== CALHOUN Mailing List ==== > > RootsWeb forbids posting of copyrighted material without > > permission of the author. Read RootsWeb's Acceptable Use Policy > > at <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html>. > > > > ============================== > > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > > > > > > > ==== CALHOUN Mailing List ==== > Don't forget our GenConnect boards, courtesy of Rootsweb! Queries, > Bible records, Biographies, Deeds, Obits, Pensions, and Wills -- > All easily accessed from our Calhoun Resource page > <http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/c/a/CALHOUN/> > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >

Verna, Have been following these questions on Lt. James Calhoun with great interest. He was related by marriage to Lt. Col. George A. Custer, an American army officer, who won fame as an Indian fighter in the West. and was killed by Indians in the "Battle of the Little Big Horn". If I remember right, James Calhoun's sister was m. to Lt. Col. Custer. There is some connection family wise. I have seen books written about Custer that were more of a personal nature at the Barnes & Noble Books Stores. Checking out your public library might be of help. Zabette ----- Original Message ----- From: verna strickland <strickland@wave.net> To: <CALHOUN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 9:53 AM Subject: Re: [CALHOUN] Lt. James Calhoun > I have just started my search on Lt. James Calhoun and thought there might > be someone on the list that was researching the same family and we could > share information. > > I have checked out what I can at the LDS Family History Center and have > gotten a form to fill out for his military records. I'm thinking this will > be my best bet. > > Thanks Valorie for your resonse. > Verna > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Valorie Zimmerman <valoriez@aa.net> > To: <CALHOUN-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 1:43 AM > Subject: Re: [CALHOUN] Lt. James Calhoun > > > > verna strickland wrote: > > > > > > I am new to your list and was wondering if there is anyone that would > have any information on Lt. James Calhoun that was in the battle of Little > Big Horn? > > > > > > I would appreciate any help. > > > > > > Verna > > > > Verna, have you written to the National Archives for his military > > records and pension file? > > > > Valorie > > > > > > ==== CALHOUN Mailing List ==== > > RootsWeb forbids posting of copyrighted material without > > permission of the author. Read RootsWeb's Acceptable Use Policy > > at <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html>. > > > > ============================== > > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > > > > > > > ==== CALHOUN Mailing List ==== > Don't forget our GenConnect boards, courtesy of Rootsweb! Queries, > Bible records, Biographies, Deeds, Obits, Pensions, and Wills -- > All easily accessed from our Calhoun Resource page > <http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/c/a/CALHOUN/> > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >

I have just started my search on Lt. James Calhoun and thought there might be someone on the list that was researching the same family and we could share information. I have checked out what I can at the LDS Family History Center and have gotten a form to fill out for his military records. I'm thinking this will be my best bet. Thanks Valorie for your resonse. Verna ----- Original Message ----- From: Valorie Zimmerman <valoriez@aa.net> To: <CALHOUN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 1:43 AM Subject: Re: [CALHOUN] Lt. James Calhoun > verna strickland wrote: > > > > I am new to your list and was wondering if there is anyone that would have any information on Lt. James Calhoun that was in the battle of Little Big Horn? > > > > I would appreciate any help. > > > > Verna > > Verna, have you written to the National Archives for his military > records and pension file? > > Valorie > > > ==== CALHOUN Mailing List ==== > RootsWeb forbids posting of copyrighted material without > permission of the author. Read RootsWeb's Acceptable Use Policy > at <http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html>. > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > >

Paul, if you want to use this address to post from, you will need me to add it to the 'accept' list, or I will have to forward your posts. -Valorie -------- Original Message -------- Subject: {not a subscriber} Re: [CALHOUN] Lt. James Calhoun Date: Tue, 29 Feb 2000 18:10:33 -0800 From: "Paul H. Calhoun" <paul@latta.org> To: CALHOUN-L@rootsweb.com References: <00a401bf8319$de8d81a0$573207d0@strickland> verna strickland wrote: > > I am new to your list and was wondering if there is anyone that would have any information on Lt. James Calhoun that was in the battle of Little Big Horn? He appears in the 1850 census of Ward 6, Cincinnati OH, as a 5-year old, with his father James, 40, a merchant, born in MA, his mother Charlotte, 27, and brothers Frederick, 3, and John L., 1, all born in OH. Paul

verna strickland wrote: > > I am new to your list and was wondering if there is anyone that would have any information on Lt. James Calhoun that was in the battle of Little Big Horn? > > I would appreciate any help. > > Verna Verna, have you written to the National Archives for his military records and pension file? Valorie

forwarded to the list by Valorie -------- Original Message -------- Subject: New Calhoun Queries Post Date: Tue, 29 Feb 2000 17:47:35 -0800 . Calhoun Queries A new message, "CALHOUNS OF JOHNSON & FLOYD CTY, KY," was posted by Sherri Slaton on Tue, 29 Feb 2000 Surname: HALE, CALHOUN --- NAME: Sherri Slaton EMAIL: star970504@aol.com DATE: Feb 29 2000 URL: http:// QRYTEXT: I have Calhouns living in Floyd County, Ky during the 1880 Census. It was my great great grandparents Minerva Mosley and William Calhoun. They had a daughter Maggie who married William Hale in Floyd County in the 1890's but I can't find Minerva or William. I have my gg grandmother Nellie HALE living in Johnson County married to William L. Calhoun. She died in 1918 and he died in 1920. I'm looking for living relatives of this family. I have a website called HALE CONNECTIONS with many surnames from the Floyd/Johnson County areas. http://members.aol.com/aslaton300/index.htm Sherri To respond to this query, see more queries, or post a Calhoun query, visit <http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/surnames/cal/Calhoun>

verna strickland wrote: > > I am new to your list and was wondering if there is anyone that would have any > information on Lt. James Calhoun that was in the battle of Little Big Horn? He appears in the 1850 census of Ward 6, Cincinnati OH, as a 5-year old, with his father James, 40, a merchant, born in MA, his mother Charlotte, 27, and brothers Frederick, 3, and John L., 1, all born in OH. Paul