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Hi, I'm looking for a Rebecca Calaway who married John Osborne, Jr. and had a daughter, Susannah, who married Samuel Bickett/Beckett in July, 1801, in Mecklenburg Co., NC. Any information will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Virginia vbc@I-2000.com

The 25th Annual Meeting of The Callaway Family Association, Inc will be held October 12-15 at Callaway Gardens, Pine Mountain, Georgia. We are planning a big celebration for our 25th Anniversary. Hope some of you can join us. Our meeting begins on Thursday evening (Oct 12) at 6:00 pm with our Welcoming Reception and Family Buffet. On Friday, October 13, we will have an "historic" tour of the area (lunch included). Dinner on your own - and time to gather with friends. Saturday (October 14) in the morning is time for our business meeting, and guest speaker (historical or genealogical subject). In the afternoon will be a report on this year's (2000) genealogical research in England; and Callaway Research Workshop (where your questions can be asked and hopefully answered). On Saturday evening our Annual Banquet will be held, with "reception" beginning at 6:00 pm, followed by dinner at 7:00. with entertainment to follow and the closing ceremony. Sunday, October 15, a devotional service will be held for those wishing to attend. We invite all of you to join us for all (or part) of our meeting. For additional information, contact: Connie Sherrill <cbs@cei.net Thank you, Sherrill U Williams, Genealogist, CFA, Inc.

Is anyone on the list reseaching the Pendleton District, South Carolina Callaways? I am trying to find the parents of my ggggreat-grandmother, Mary Ann Callaway, born about 1810 in South Carolina. She married William Earles Cleveland in 1832. Her mother's name was Susan Callaway. There was a Baptist preacher named Rev. Francis Callaway who preached at the Shoal Creek Baptist Church with another preacher, Rev. John Cleveland about the year 1795. I would love to know if Francis Callaway could have been the father of my Mary Ann Callaway Cleveland. Can anyone help me on this? Thank's, Jane Hawkins jane30@flash.net

She is a new descendant born before1820 in Georgia.her Father was Joshua Callawayher mother was Elizabeth Callaway Troop county and,Jasper county.any information helpfull.

I'm looking for the parents of Isaiah Langley b. 8 Sep 1809, SC, d. 9 May 1851. Houston Co., GA. He m. 22 May 1833 in Monroe Co., GA., Caroline Calloway, b. 24 Dec 1808, GA, d. 12 Jul 1879. She was the d/o Edward Calloway (1781-c1859) and Elizabeth Spratlin (1782-1854). Thanks Virginia vbc@i-2000.com

Looking for Betsy CALLAWAY who married James ALDRIDGE reportedly in 1820 in VA/NC. This Betsy died in 1900 in Watauga Co., NC. She was the daughter of ____ and Benjamin CALLAWAY. I know nothing else about her parents. Betsy and James had 6 children. Tamara G. Suttle

...if you have not received information about the Boone Family Reunion June 21-23 in Winston-Salem and want to attend, please send me your postal mailing address and I'll get information to you. Gene Ray, president The Boone Society, Inc. MrGray@worldnet.att.net Further info: Contact The Boone Society, Inc., P.O. Box 500642, Atlanta, GA 31150-0642

I'm looking for the parents of John H. Callaway who married Elizabeth G. Lewis, January 9, 1836 in Christian County, Kentucky. In the 1850 census of Christian County, John and Elizabeth are listed with their children Martha, William, Achilles, George, Frances, and Amanda. They moved from Kentucky to (ironically) Christian County, Illinois. Amanda married James J. Bowman and they had my great-great-grandfather, Albert Achilles Bowman. In the 1850 Census, it lists John H. Callaway as being from Virginia. I have a couple leads on who I think his parents are but I have no proof. Can anyone help? Here is my "theory": There is an Achilles Callaway who married an Elizabeth Hudson from Bedford County, Virginia. They had about 8 children and moved to Christian County, Kentucky. Because "Achilles" is such an uncommon name and John named his child the same, and they were from Virginia and moved to Chirstian County, I am thinking these could be John's parents but I have no proof! . Also, could the "H" in John's name be "Hudson?" Maybe I'm stretching...HELP! Joe Zuzula ztribe@earthlink.net

Barbara, we do not use a complete date for the birth of Flanders Callaway because we cannot document it. We use a "date range" of 1748-1752. The only thing we have to judge his birth year is the fact that he served on a jury, July Court 1769, Bedford Co, VA. That is his first appearance in records. If the requirement for jury duty was that one must be 21 years old, that would give a possible birth date of 1748. However, people in this era may not have known precisely how old they were. Flanders' father, James Callaway, died in 1767 in Bedford Co, VA. If you are comfortable with the "December 9" part of his death date, I think the year 1752 is a better fit than 1758, in the absence of documented fact. Sherrill U. Williams Genealogist, CFA, Inc. -----Original Message----- From: ADanielKid@aol.com <ADanielKid@aol.com> To: CALLAWAY-L@rootsweb.com <CALLAWAY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, April 24, 2000 10:48 AM Subject: [Callaway] Flanders Callaway >Trying to verify some data on Flanders Callaway, husband of Jemima Boone, and >son of James Callaway....... Need sources to find accurate information on >birth and death: > > "Some Boone Descendants of the St. Charles District", Pages 16 and 135 >December 9, 1752 as birth date and Febuary 22, 1829 as death date (Draper >Mss. 23 C 112) > >Page 108, "Jess M. Thompson's Pike County History" has December 9, 1758, >Virginia, and died August 19, 1824. Spraker uses the same ... but we don't. > >Our reasoning for using the December 9, 1752 as birth in OUR records: > >"Boone Descendants" was written at a later date with more accessibility to >accurate information. Our reading about Flanders also indicates that he was >quite a bit older than Jemima who born in 1762 which would make him ten years >older. The sources in either of the above books are not really clear except >for the above death date. > >Can anyone help me clear this one up? > >Barbara Gill, Director >The Boone Society >

Trying to verify some data on Flanders Callaway, husband of Jemima Boone, and son of James Callaway....... Need sources to find accurate information on birth and death: "Some Boone Descendants of the St. Charles District", Pages 16 and 135 December 9, 1752 as birth date and Febuary 22, 1829 as death date (Draper Mss. 23 C 112) Page 108, "Jess M. Thompson's Pike County History" has December 9, 1758, Virginia, and died August 19, 1824. Spraker uses the same ... but we don't. Our reasoning for using the December 9, 1752 as birth in OUR records: "Boone Descendants" was written at a later date with more accessibility to accurate information. Our reading about Flanders also indicates that he was quite a bit older than Jemima who born in 1762 which would make him ten years older. The sources in either of the above books are not really clear except for the above death date. Can anyone help me clear this one up? Barbara Gill, Director The Boone Society

I am Ora Lee Calloway, I am looking for John A. Caloway's parents and two other children not listed in the 1900 Blount Co., Alabama Census. The Census shows, John A., b. 1850 in Ga., Marry J. b.1885 in Ga., with 11 children, 8 living. Children listed: Emma, b. 1881 Ga., Lem, b. 1883 Ga., Syntha b. 1885 Ga., Rita b. 1887 Ga., John H. b. 1893 Alabama, James Monro b. 1895 Alabama. The last two children were born in Alabama, this family moved between 1887 and 1893 from Georgia. I am hoping someone will help me make this connection? Thank You For Your Time, Ora Lee

Charles, We worked on the records of Bertie Co, NC and Thomas and Catherine Callaway. I believe that David, Hatton and Jonathan are definitely their sons. David ended up in Sumner Co, TN - then the family moved to other parts. Hatton moved to Leon Co, FL, then back to Henry Co, GA where he died. From top of head, I am not sure about what happened to Jonathan. The Elijah of Craven Co, NC is not from the Bertie County family - he came down from Sussex Co, DE. We have not been able to determine the origins of Thomas and Catherine of Bertie. I seem to remember that Catherine was a Williams, but don't hang your hat on that yet. I have printed off your note and will check our research notes....but please give me a week. I have many commitments for next week. Sherrill U Williams <SherrillUWilliams@prodigy.net> Genealogist, CFA, Inc. -----Original Message----- From: Maryanna Callaway <calmac13@earthlink.net> To: CALLAWAY-L@rootsweb.com <CALLAWAY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, April 22, 2000 1:17 PM Subject: [Callaway] Calla/oways of Eastern North Carolina >Attempting to identify and assemble the family of Thomas and Catherine Callaway of Bertie Co., NC in the 1770-1820 time period. Searching surrounding counties I find Joshua, David and Hatton in Bertie Co. Jonathan is in Martin Co, Elijah is in Craven CO. John marries in Bertie Co. and buys land in Halifax Co. in the 1810-20s. Sarah marries in Bertie Co. in the late 1890's. Could these all be sons and daughter of Thomas? > > Charles P. Callaway >

Attempting to identify and assemble the family of Thomas and Catherine Callaway of Bertie Co., NC in the 1770-1820 time period. Searching surrounding counties I find Joshua, David and Hatton in Bertie Co. Jonathan is in Martin Co, Elijah is in Craven CO. John marries in Bertie Co. and buys land in Halifax Co. in the 1810-20s. Sarah marries in Bertie Co. in the late 1890's. Could these all be sons and daughter of Thomas? Charles P. Callaway

Beverly T. Callaway (B.T.) died in 1841 in Shelby Co. AL. His wife's name was Sabrina Jane Coker Callaway. He had one daughter, Lucy Callaway, b. March 6, 1842, Shelby Co. AL. who married William Martin Carver on January 3, 1861. They had eleven children. Who was the father of Beverly Turpin Callaway and did he have any brothers and sisters? Jobe Calloway, Willis F. Calloway, and John Calloway were listed on the estate papers of Beverly Turpin Callaway. Can anyone tell me the relationship between these Calloways and how they are connected to the Benjamin Turpin Calloway who had land patents in Dallas and Lowndes Co. in 1829, 1831, and 1834. The Callaway family is believed to have come to Alabama from GA in the 1820's. Would appreciate any help that anyone could give me on these Calloways. Charlotte G. Boykin

Yes, Henry Callaway of Knox Co, MO is from Harrison Co, KY, and is the son of Abraham Callaway. Abraham is from Sussex Co, Delaware. I wish I could tell you Abraham's ancestry, but, so far, no luck on that. Abraham is mentioned in the will of William Price, dated 17 Feb 1791; prob. 1 May 1792. Price named as heirs: cousins Abraham Callaway, Elizabeth Callaway and her son Thomas Callaway. William Price also had a daughter who married Langford Boyce as named in Sussex Co Arch. Vol. A94, p 144. I have some information on Abraham Callaway's family in Harrison Co, KY that shows some other associated families. I will look this up for you, but this coming week is very busy for me. Nudge me the week after and I will look up this information for you. Sherrill U Williams <SherrillUWilliams@prodigy.net> Genealogist, CFA, INC -----Original Message----- From: lynn Swift <lynnFromVA@webtv.net> To: CALLAWAY-L@rootsweb.com <CALLAWAY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, April 22, 2000 12:51 AM Subject: Henry CALLAWAY b. 7 March 1802 Ky Looking for info on Henry married a Ann ? b. 14 Nov. 1809 Ky. One of their children was a Satira CALLAWAY, they called her Tina . They were in Knox Co. Mo in 1850. Anyone recognize any of this or can tell me where to go from here. Thanks alot!

Looking for info on Henry married a Ann ? b. 14 Nov. 1809 Ky. One of their children was a Satira CALLAWAY, they called her Tina . They were in Knox Co. Mo in 1850. Anyone recognize any of this or can tell me where to go from here. Thanks alot!

What state do you think your step children's Callaways were from? Gertrude is not a "big" Callaway name, but I found the following in North Carolina. It shows a Gertrude as granddaughter. Ashe Co, NC 1910 Census: James N. Callaway 65 M Catherine 62 F John S. 31 M Son Single Effie 32 F Dau Single Lydia 28 F Dau Single Joseph B. 24 M Son Single Annie 21 F Dau Single Cleo 8 F GDau Gertrude 5 F GDau In 1920, Ashe Co, NC - Jefferson Twp The family consisted of James N., Catherine, Effie, Lydia and the granddaughter, Gertrude age 15, attending school. Apparently Gertrude's parents were dead, and she also probably had an older sister, Cleo, who was not in the family in 1920. If you think this has possibilities, let me know. We can back up on this family. I have looked at all the Gertrude Callaways on the 1910 census, and this is the only one connected with a James N. Callaway. Sherrill U Williams <SherrillUWilliams@Prodigy.net> Genealogist, The Callaway Family Association, Inc. -----Original Message----- From: Joseph Kaemerer <towjoe42@wwdb.org> To: CALLAWAY-L@rootsweb.com <CALLAWAY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, April 21, 2000 10:44 AM Subject: James Nelson Callaway >I have James Nelson Callaway in the Tree of my step children. Does any >one know where he may fit into the Callaway Tree that all of you are a >part of? Joe > >Descendants of James Nelson Callaway(more avail below Gertrude) > > 1 James Nelson CALLAWAY >. +Nancy Ann HUNTING >... 2 Gertrude Amy CALLAWAY Born: July 04, 1909 (still alive in >Portland Oregon) >...... +Walter Myron PATTEE Born: in Salt Lake City, Utah >

I have James Nelson Callaway in the Tree of my step children. Does any one know where he may fit into the Callaway Tree that all of you are a part of? Joe Descendants of James Nelson Callaway(more avail below Gertrude) 1 James Nelson CALLAWAY . +Nancy Ann HUNTING ... 2 Gertrude Amy CALLAWAY Born: July 04, 1909 (still alive in Portland Oregon) ...... +Walter Myron PATTEE Born: in Salt Lake City, Utah

Have you tried <www.callawayfamily.org> ??? We have a new web site with a new web hostess. I just checked and the "trees" are there. A new link has been added to "Callaway Chat" which is permanently scheduled for the first Sunday in each month at 10:00 pm Eastern Daylight Time. Sherrill -----Original Message----- From: LSmith9973@aol.com <LSmith9973@aol.com> To: CALLAWAY-L@rootsweb.com <CALLAWAY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, April 20, 2000 11:55 PM Subject: Callaway Home Page >Could someone out there please tell me what happened to the "Tree's" of Peter >and William Callaway that were on this web site? I went there recently to >show a cousin some information and there weren't any tree's. Thanks. > >Linda Sharp Smith > >"Wealth is not measured by what you have, but by what you have given away". > Native American Saying. >