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.

I wanted to contact each and everyone about our coming reunion in Winston-Salem. You probably already know that another great time is planned. Have you told your friends and neighbors...... or even your relatives? :-) We are attempting to get an accurate count of who is planning to be with us.... If you have not registered yet, take a minute now....... send a message pronto to Gene Ray MrGray@worldnet.att.net or PrPete@aol.com or me ADanielKid@aol.com The reunion promises to be interesting and educational AND a chance to meet many "cousins" that enjoy the same things you do. Most important is that this part of North Carolina is a genealogist/historians delight whether you are a Boone or not! We've planned to give you your own time on the schedule to do just what you want... Please hit your handy "Reply" button and let me know if you'll be there. Thanks from all of the Boone Society......... Hope I get to shake your hand in June! Barbara Gill, Director For more information about the coming Boone Society Reunion: http://booneinfo.com/society/jan_00.htm#REUNION

Hello to everybody, its seems to be pretty quite out there lately......so I decided to stur things up on this Callaway list. I am still busy with my research on the Callaways, got a lot of research done on my trip to Delaware. Also got hold of some documents pertaining to my line out in Kent, De. Still having problems. Looking for anyinfo (mainly dates) of this line.... Peter,John,John Levin,Elisha, Levin, Levin? Looking for dates after the first Levin(1736-1784), Elisha his son (dates_ d.1793? per probate will from DE) and I know for a fact that he had a son name Levin?..........and then his son named Levin (1802-1896-. who married Elizabeth Nichols, and had a second marriage in NJ. And died there. Recently, a relative of Levins just died in NJ, and the family shared some input to me. I have documents now. Some other people from other branches have documented Levins in their trees....but something is missing Too many Levins..not enought info?. Need more info about Elisha ............Any help, I would kindly accept. I would luv to hear fro anybody connected directed thru any these lines. Thanks, Suny

Haven't posted this in a while so will try again. Does anyone have a Phebe Calloway(Callaway or Calaway) in their linage. Phebe was born in S.C. and lived in either Spartanburg or Pendleton districts. She married John Tate and they moved to Georgia before 1816. She may have been married to a Pearson before she married John Tate and may have had 3 Pearson children, all boys. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Luan

Am trying to find information on Elizabeth Callaway who married George Jarrell in about 1800.

Anyone out there researching this branch. Westbury, Corsham, Wilts. Samuel Callaway/Susannah Reynolds Butler last child was Fredrick William Callaway 1824 m. Margrette Rodgers and immigrated to Canada. I know of 2 sons and one daughter from this union. William Rodger Callaway founded Callaway, Minnesota moved to Minneapolis in 1895. Had 3 sons. Fredrick W., Roy S. and W. L. Samuel Reynolds Callaway had 2 sons S.T. and Trowbridge who were brokers on Wall Street, N.Y. and one daughter who's married name was Fralie Tassie Callaway m. ?Stovel and had one daughter, Margaret m. Roland McWilliams and lived in Winnipeg in 1933 and one son Hodder J. Stovel. I know Trowbridge left some information with the Callaway family association in 1976 I think in Georgia. Does anyone know how I can access this information? Thanks, Arlene in Canada

Vashti Callaway-father- Walton D. Callaway-his father-Leroy Callaway. They probably came from GA, then maybe AL. Walton ended in Meridian,MS. Contacted TB and died in NE. I would like to hear from anyone that might know of this line of Callaways. Vivian

Many have asked... here it is Boone Family Reunion 2000 schedule Registration fee includes welcoming reception, bus tours, roundtable discussions, annual banquet, plus the meals and events listed below. Wednesday, June 21 Delegates arrive—all day Board of directors meeting—2 PM Hospitality suite—afternoon Welcoming reception—6-8:30 PM Thursday, June 22 Speakers and biennial meeting—AM Group lunch Tour of Old Salem, or Mocksville and Davie County—PM Free schedule—evening Hospitality suite—evening Friday, June 23 Speakers—AM Group lunch Genealogy break-out groups—PM Reception, cash bar—6 PM Boone Society Banquet —7 PM (With GREAT entertainment!) Saturday, June 24 Departure Reunion rates (including member discounts) Individual & Family members ( $149.00/per person ) Explorer & Life members ( $134.00/per person ) Non-member ( $157.00/per person ) NOTE: Boone Society members receive a 5% Reunion registration discount; Explorer and Life members receive an additional 10% discount. Please make registration check payable to The Boone Society and mail it to: Treasurer, The Boone Society, Inc. 23 Nord Circle Rd. North Oaks, MN 55127 *** Lodging, other meals and travel are arranged for by each registrant. Please telephone the Adam’s Mark hotel for room reservations: (1-800/444-ADAM). Any further questions? PrPete@aol.com or ADanielKid@aol.com

Flipped my calendar page and discovered the BOONE reunion is only TWO MONTHS AWAY! Have you made arrangements to attend? Reservations now being accepted....... The 3rd biennial Boone Family Reunion will be held in Winston-Salem, N.C., in June. It is open to the public in addition to Boone descendants, genealogists and historians. For information, contact The Boone Society, Inc., P.O. Box 500642, Atlanta, GA 31150-0642 OR why not send a quick email to PrPete@aol.com to get you "on the road" to the fun! http://booneinfo.com/society Hope to meet you there, Barbara Gill, Director The Boone Society

Suny, Looking forward to hearing about your trip. Hope it proves successful. Virginia 0 Caroline Calloway (1808-1879) 1 Edward Calloway (1781-1859) 2 Joshua Callaway (1757-1816) 3 Edward Callaway (1711-1770) 4 John Callaway (1685-1770) 5 Peter Callaway (? -1719) -----Original Message----- From: sunybunny@webtv.net [mailto:sunybunny@webtv.net] Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 11:13 PM To: CALLAWAY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Callaway Clan Hello all, I just figured I say hello out there to everybody. I am still doing my research on the Callaway family. I am taking my journey finally to Delaware, to hopefully gain more knowledge of the Callaways branched from there. I would like to thank Sherrill Wiliams for her input & information regarding my research on the Callaways. I will try to gather information regarding other branches off of my line from Peter Callaway, and will share to all what ever I come across. Thanks, Suny :)

Hello all, I just figured I say hello out there to everybody. I am still doing my research on the Callaway family. I am taking my journey finally to Delaware, to hopefully gain more knowledge of the Callaways branched from there. I would like to thank Sherrill Wiliams for her input & information regarding my research on the Callaways. I will try to gather information regarding other branches off of my line from Peter Callaway, and will share to all what ever I come across. Thanks, Suny :)

--WebTV-Mail-30932-7935 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit See attached concerning EWF --WebTV-Mail-30932-7935 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit X-WebTV-Signature: 1 ETAtAhR2FLgtw/ek6pA3RDRDW/M/8kvIiQIVAKkxBdNB1gp2Srfzkt17zLp2nBVc From: sunybunny@webtv.net Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2000 17:56:33 -0500 (EST) To: sunybunny@webtv.net Subject: Fwd: Deleware 1850 Message-ID: <18910-38CEC3A1-13939@storefull-257.iap.bryant.webtv.net> Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Multipart/Mixed; Boundary=WebTV-Mail-28640-7933 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit MIME-Version: 1.0 (WebTV) --WebTV-Mail-28640-7933 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Sorry, had a problem with the attachment last night. Trying to find out that EWF means on the census. I used a example from the census. Look at at Luther Callaway line info, go all the way to the right by age, so on.....then it says EWF? Any feedback, I would enjoy...... Thanks, Suny:) --WebTV-Mail-28640-7933 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit X-WebTV-Signature: 1 ETAtAhUAqWIoZS1RXkF45hMXbe5M//hOzsoCFASNEdR+mfbKVN0zreUkit1+HH9d From: sunybunny@webtv.net Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2000 21:56:29 -0500 (EST) To: sunybunny@webtv.net Subject: Deleware 1850 Message-ID: <21334-38CDAA5D-11210@storefull-254.iap.bryant.webtv.net> X-URL-Title: Deleware 1850 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit MIME-Version: 1.0 (WebTV) http://www.lgc.peachnet.edu/callaway/dl1850.htm --WebTV-Mail-28640-7933-- --WebTV-Mail-30932-7935--

Hi, I have a question regarding something I read on the census. What does EWF mean? Does it have anything do with religion on birth place? or race? A while ago I read in a dictionary that it had something to do with the war? If anybody can help me understand what it means. see attached census for 1850 Delaware Look at the line of Luther Callaway, all the way to the right, you will see EWF. Thanks, Suny :)

From: <sunybunny@webtv.net> Still looking > for families from Delaware/Kent area. Also researching Isaac Callaway > family from Maryand. Son of John, who was son of Peter(1) from MD. You might check out my web site at http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/s/m/i/Daniel-Edwin-Smith/index.html I have a lot of the information that you describe in my Callaway file there. Dan Smith

Hi everybody out there, I just figured its been too quiet for too long. I just wanted to thank everybody for their responses to my research on the Callaway Family. I have to still email alot of you back out there (I didn't forget), I just don't have much time on my hands. Still looking for families from Delaware/Kent area. Also researching Isaac Callaway family from Maryand. Son of John, who was son of Peter(1) from MD. I am looking for any descendants from Isaac's line. I have information regarding a will/probate for him in the year 1768. Well that is enough for now, so thanks again to all who responded. Suny,

...lost, dead or divorced - I don't know! Does any one know what happened to Sarena (Sirona? Rosana?) Tolbert CALLOWAY (wife of George Calloway; she was born abt 1856, married George Calloway in 1876 in Stanly County NC, and died before 1899, either in Stanly or Cabarrus County.) She was a native of Montgomery County, NC. I'm hoping that some one out there has a cemetery listing for her in a Stanly County Cemetery. Also missing is ANNIE CALLOWAY (wife of Walter Monroe Calloway; she born abt. 1890, married in 1907, divorced or died around 1911)? She was probably a Cabarrus County NC native. I have a feeling that she was divorced from Walter, but that's just a feeling. Funny (?) how these Calloway wives seem to drop out of sight. Any information would be greatly appreciated. I posted this a few months ago, but it's time to try again!

Hi Suny, I read your post recently about you doing research on the Callaway's from Delaware. I have info. on the Luther Callaway that you were talking about. I recently got great information pertaining to him and his family.. You will be amazed! I have all the info, on him & his family. . I would love to share this info with you. I have also the whole line of his branch done..........his family from Delaware to ........, well email me , and I'll share with you, ckblues@webtv.net Ck, :)

Hi, I like to thank everybody for responding to my email earlier tonight. I am currently working with another writer and a researcher/society member in hopes of turning our book into a historical movie. It should be very interesting to those seeking a better understanding of the colonial times. I still have much to do in my research. Still looking for any relatives/ancestors of ALL Callaways from Kent, Delaware. If you are branched from Edmund & Peter and so on, email me. We have many names and familys that need connecting. We are also looking for any information on the family of Luther Callaway. Our records show that he was in the civil war, and wounded. He lived for many years , disabled yet honorable man. This piece is very interesting surrounding how others fought in the civil war against their own cousins! So we would be glad to converse with others about all families relating to the colonial times to the civil war times.....to the? Well that is for another time...... Thankyou, Suny sunybunny@webtv.net

Hello, I am wondering if their are anybody that is related/ancestors of the Callaway Clan that resided in Kent, Delaware. I am currently doing research on the Callaway family, need info. on descendants from Kent/or Mispillion Hundred. If your branch comes from that area, I would love to hear from you.