I have a little bit of information on this line, but have never been able to link Thomas Callaway up with any other Callaway line. One gets the clue that he might be related to "old" Caleb Callaway of NC - but cannot make the connection. I have some information on Hatton W. and David W. Callaway. Hatton went to Florida, then settled in GA (Atlanta area), and David W. went to Sumner Co, TN (and later family went to a southern state - from top of head). Which one are you interested in. Sherrill U. Williams (who is just back home from the Callaway Family Assoc. annual meeting, held this year in New Orleans). -----Original Message----- From: Maryanna Callaway <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, October 19, 1999 6:48 PM Subject: Thomas Callaway >Looking for parents of Thomas Callaway (Calloway), b. Bertie Co. NC (c 1740); married Catherine. Children: Joshua, Caleb; David W., Hatton W., Johnathan. Died in 1796. >

Looking for parents of Thomas Callaway (Calloway), b. Bertie Co. NC (c 1740); married Catherine. Children: Joshua, Caleb; David W., Hatton W., Johnathan. Died in 1796.

Hi everyone, As you may know, the theory that the Kellaway/Callaway name originates in Caillouet (pronounced Ky-oo-way) in Normandy has been proposed over the past few years. The Caillouet (and Cayouette) family in North America has not so far traced back to the village, but to an armorer in Brest in the 16th Century. The way surnames developed in France in the late mediaeval period makes it quite feasible that there could be a connection, although it will certainly be difficult to prove. There have been recently some interesting e-mail exchanges between the North American Caillouets and Kellaway/Callaways in various parts of the world. Is there anyone reading this (and especially anyone attending the Callaway reunion) who can make any documentary contributions to this discussion? Bruce Callaway from Sydney will be in Louisiana soon, and hopes to meet as many people from both sides as possible. I have opened a webpage, just a small one so far, at the following URL which explains some of the issues. I hope that others would like to contribute their thoughts and perhaps any evidence they have to further the research. http://members.tripod.co.uk/dreycott/mystery.htm Meanwhile, have a great reunion! Bill Piper (William Kellaway Piper) Bill Piper, Staplehurst, Kent

Does anyone know how to reach by e-mail or snail mail the following people who are descendants of Wm. Janes Callaway: Lily Wright Budd, May Ryan Callaway, or Besta Callaway Johnson? I also would like to communicate any other descendants who would like to exchange info. Many thanks, Gaye Lynn Stanga

--WebTV-Mail-4583-7584 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit --WebTV-Mail-4583-7584 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit X-WebTV-Signature: 1 ETAtAhRNdeogAEfVEzbBoUoc2fhGWoCF8QIVAIEd232/LyQmk7BQsOQspcEPw2MW From: [email protected] Date: Tue, 14 Sep 1999 19:44:51 -0400 (EDT) To: [email protected] Subject: Callaway Family Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit MIME-Version: 1.0 (WebTV) Hi, once again I am looking for any Callaway descendants that live now in New Jersey. Looking for any info on my family that lived in New Brunswick, North Brunswick, and North Jersey (Essex). The first ancestor of my great (times 4 )grandmother Ann Callaway came from Delaware with her children. She was born in 1802 & died in NJ on 1896. Supposely lived in New Brunswick, NJ. My family/ancestors are buried in our family plot in New Brunswick, NJ. Looking for any cousins that may be out there, need more info for my free tree...will share what info I had wih you. I am looking for Ann's husband.....Mr. Callaway. They had Luther Callaway B.1847 DE & D. 1915 in New Jersey. He married a Clara ? lived in Essex County. Clara was Greek. No other info. Also His brother (my great X3) grandfather ws George H. Callaway B. 1848 DE & D. 1914 in New Jersey. He married Jane Applegate. Her family was very wealthy..came from the city of New Brunswick. Please email with any tibits that can help me along. Thanks alot Connie Callaway-Kotter :) --WebTV-Mail-4583-7584--

Looking for the parents of Laura M. CALLAWAY. 1. LAURA M.1 CALLAWAY was born September 04, 1858 in Georgia, and died July 05, 1898 in Hancock County, GA. She married AUGUSTUS COLUMBUS BOYER January 23, 1879 in Hancock County, GA, son of JOHN BOYER and SALATHE VEAL. He was born June 23, 1848 in Georgia, and died 1902 in Hancock County, GA. Children of LAURA CALLAWAY and AUGUSTUS BOYER are: i. JOHNNIE JASPER2 BOYER, b. October 24, 1879; m. MOLLIE SPEIGHTS, December 27, 1900. ii. KIZZIE GAY BOYER, b. September 01, 1880, Georgia. iii. EVA PEARL BOYER, b. September 19, 1881, Georgia. 2. iv. CALLAWAY BOYER, b. September 30, 1882, Georgia; d. June 17, 1952, Hancock County, GA. 3. v. DANNIE BERRY BOYER, b. November 22, 1883, Georgia. 4. vi. MARY LOU BOYER, b. February 22, 1885, Georgia. 5. vii. GERTRUDE BOYER, b. October 20, 1887, Georgia; d. December 20, 1955, Hancock County, GA. viii. EXIE COLUMBUS BOYER, b. October 07, 1888. 6. ix. ROBERT LEWIS BOYER, b. October 15, 1889, Georgia; d. 1949, Georgia. x. TIMMONS BOYER, b. December 02, 1890, Georgia; d. December 17, 1917, Hancock County, GA. xi. HESTER BOYER, b. December 22, 1891, Georgia; d. 1912. xii. VEAL BOYER, b. July 26, 1893, Georgia; d. 1937, Hancock Co. GA. xiii. DIAL BOYER, b. July 1894. 7. xiv. WELCH BOYER, b. August 12, 1895, Georgia; d. May 02, 1954, Georgia. xv. MAMIE GAY BOYER, b. May 27, 1896. xvi. COLUMBUS L. BOYER, b. July 05, 1898, Georgia; d. July 05, 1898, Hancock County, GA.

Looking for the parents of Mattie Exie CALLAWAY. 1. MATTIE EXIE1 CALLAWAY was born May 06, 1864 in Georgia, and died December 23, 1900 in Georgia. She married WILLIAM S. BOYER October 07, 1891, son of JOEL BOYER and SOPHRONA GARLAND. He was born April 06, 1862 in Georgia, and died June 06, 1925 in Georgia. Children of MATTIE CALLAWAY and WILLIAM BOYER are: 2. i. ELLENE2 BOYER, b. July 13, 1894; d. April 25, 1968, Hancock County, GA. 3. ii. CARRIE MAE BOYER, b. 1896; d. 1956.

Hi all, Has anyone heard of or read "The Draper Papers"? I ask because I have read that the Callaway family is mentioned in the publication. I would love to hear from anyone with data about the Callaway family that included family members, Martha, Joel, and Francis Callaway. Martha Callaway is said to have been born in Georgia; she died October 10, 1841 in Bedford Co, TN and is buried in the Russell Family Cemetery. I understand that Martha Callaway was the daughter of Charles Callaway and Judith Early Pate. *All information has been located in a publication about the Russell family. Counties mentioned pertaining to the Callaway family have been Bedford, Giles, and Franklin in TN, and Bedford Co, VA. Looking forward to hearing responses on this! Phyllis ____________________________________________________________________ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com.

I am looking for info on a J. F. Callaway from S.C. he died in 1920 was married to Dora Lee Vick . Thanks , Barbara

I am looking for information about the Callaway family that lived on the Yadkin in North Carolina. William Madison Russell married Martha Callaway, daughter of Charles Callaway and Judith Early Pate. I have no idea what Martha Callaway's birthdate was, but she is said to have died on October 10, 1841, and is buried at the Russell Cemetery near Bedford, TN I would appreciate any information on this family line. Thanks Phyllis Russell-Zeleny ____________________________________________________________________ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com.

I am looking to see if anyone is doing research on the family of Joshua Callaway and Elizabeth Wyatt. Elizabeth was born in 1676. If there is anyone doing research on this family please contact me. Email me [email protected] or write me Jacob L. Bateman III 3870 Strathmore Drive Montgomery Alabama 36116-4614. Thank you.

Hello All, Does anyone have this grand lady married to a Marion Francis (Frank) HOLLOWAY in either Heflin AL or Henry Co. GA.? Appreciate any leads; she's my great-grandmother. Thanks, Hank Holloway

If you haven't visited Callaway Gardens, Pine Mountain, GA, you have missed an experience of a lifetime. Cason Callaway who built the Gardens is a descendant of John Callaway (Wilkes Co., GA) and wife Bethany Arnold.

Hello Callaway researchers, I will be unsubscribing from the list shortly. We are off to England for another month, trying to find our English Callaway roots. See you again in early October. Sherrill U. Williams Genealogist, CFA, Inc.

In the Sunday 8/22/99 NY Daily News there was an article in the travel section on Callaway Gardens from the Sun-Sentinel. The article stated that these are a "large sprawl of lakes and gardens in west-central Georgia." Located on US 27 in Pine Mountain, Ga, an hour drive southwest from Atlanta. It's a "14,000-acre resort". It has a Butterfly center, Horticultural Center and Vegetable Garden where "PBS VICTORY GARDEN" shows are done. The article goes on to mention that "Cason J. Callaway, of the Callaway family, that made its fortune in textiles, caught up thousands of acres of depleted cotton fields and made them into the garden spot they have become." It is now an open to the public through a non-profit foundation opened since 1952. http://www.callawaygardens.com carole in nyc __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com

Thnak you so much for sharing that lovely moment near St Malo!!! What a beautiful way to spell our name!!! carole > From: Bill Piper <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: The hamlet of Callouet > > I discovered the tiny hamlet of Callouet in Brittany > while motoring in the area. > There is a picture on my website at > www.dreycott.clara.net/callouet.htm > Please have a look. > > Bill Piper, > Staplehurst, Kent > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com

I discovered the tiny hamlet of Callouet in Brittany while motoring in the area. There is a picture on my website at www.dreycott.clara.net/callouet.htm Please have a look. Bill Piper, Staplehurst, Kent

William J. CALLAWAY, b c 1817 in GA, married Mary E. c 1840 in AL. They had 6 children: James L. G., bc 1840 AL; Malinda A., bc1842 AL; Rebecca G., bc 1844 AL; Alonzo N., b c 1846 AL; Eugine D. b c 1848 AL; and Vallie E. , b c 1851 in LA or AL. William died before Aug 1853 probably in LA. His daughter Vallie E. married George R. LESTER 22 Dec 1970 in Morehouse Parish, LA. She died 19 Apr 1922 in Choctaw Co., OK. William and family were on the 1850 Choctaw Co., AL census, and 1840 Wilcox Co., AL census. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks, Gaye Lynn Stanga

Please give us a little more identifying information about the Joseph Callaway of your interest. Is this the Joseph who married Sabrina Morgan? - Sherrill -----Original Message----- From: JLEE <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, August 18, 1999 10:00 PM Subject: Callaways >I'm researching Joseph Callaway, b. 1754 VA, moved with family to NC >prior to revolution. He might be the John that was in the battle of >Kings Mtn. 1783. Anyone know anything about him? >

I'm researching Joseph Callaway, b. 1754 VA, moved with family to NC prior to revolution. He might be the John that was in the battle of Kings Mtn. 1783. Anyone know anything about him?