Does anyone have any information about the John Callaway that bought property in Stokes Co., N.C.. The deed says he bought property in 1792 and was from Bedford Co., VA. Thank you. I'm trying to find the John Callaway that went to Indiana. Susan Whipple

This is a test Thank You Chunda Speegle [email protected]

Seeking information on Michael Abraham Callaway born in MS about 1867. His father may possibly have been James Wylie Sr. born about 1834. Michael married Nettie Moore. James Wylie Callaway, son of Michael A, born May 20, 1909 in Montrose, Montrose Co., CO. Thanks, Leigh Ann and Bion Callaway Vancouver, WA [email protected]

Could someone tell me if there is a website where one can read this journal on-line? Or failing that, is there a website where the contents of each journal are listed and one can order copies of certain articles from certain journals? I hate to have to subscribe to this journal as I understand it is rather expensive and my Callaway connection is way back when William Callaway, son of Peter the immigrant, married Givan Caldwell. I am particularly interested in the ancetry of Peter Callaway. Thanks in advance for your help. Regards Phyllis in Louisiana

YOU are in my address book-- but I FORGOT WHO YOU ARE ! Please email & tell me..... Patsy

Hi, The following info is new: I'm looking for info on Elizabeth CALLAWAY b. 7 Aug 1832-1835 in Kent Co., DE, m. Joshua HITCH, 22 Nov 1854, Kent Co., DE, d. 6 Feb 1925 in Linwood, Dela. Co., buried in Greensboro, Caroline Co., MD. They had the following children b. in Caroline Co., MD: Mary Elizabeth HITCH b. 19 Nov 1855, (m. Arthur J. WEBBER) Britannia HITCH b. 1856-57 Sarah HITCH b. 1858-59 Elizabeth HITCH b. 1864-65 I'm looking for the parent Elizabeth CALLAWAY! Her parents may be Levin/Leven CALLAWAY & Elizabeth NICHOLS but I don't have proof. I'm also interested in Britannia, Sarah & Elizabeth---who did they m.? Thank you very much for any help or info you can give me! Happy hunting, Helen [email protected]

I am related to Claytons on both sides-Mom maiden name was Clayton and Dad of course is Clayton. We have Dad's side thru Charles Collier Clayton and Nancy Toney -but we can't connect Mother's family. It's interesting that the given names are so similar and that they are more Callaway than any other link. Names such as Abner, Larkin S.,Pinckney, Flanders can't be accidental. I see these names back in Daniel Boone whose daughter married a Flanders Callaway and their children. Any with any help would be appreciated as I have just begun this gen. search.

I have more information to add to my previous message, thanks entirely to a kind woman out there named Lynda. I'm trying to find descendants of Zula Mae Gray Wright Callaway and Jeremiah(Jerry)Gilford Callaway. Zula had one son by her first husband. The son's name was Churchill Wright Callaway, b ca 1901. Zula and Jerry had the following children together. Peyton P Callaway b. 1908 Aubrey Sanders(Buster) Callaway b. ca 1906. Buried Englewood Cemetery 3/18/1982 Thanks, Michelle Greene

I wondered if anyone out there is researching Callaways from Clinton, Henry Co, Missouri? I have a Jeremiah(Jerry)Gilford Callaway, b Nov 21, 1859 in Cass Co Missouri. He was the deputy constable in Clinton in 1895. His first wife was Amelia(Mollie) Hoffman, b 1866 in Pettis Co., MO. They had three children: Grover Cleveland(b1884), James(b1887) and William(b.1889). Mollie died Dec 15, 1904 and Jerry married a Zula Mae Gray Wright in 1905. Zula was the daughter of Isabella Greene and Joseph Tagwell Gray. She was born near Huntsville, Randolph Co., Missouri in 1877 and died in Clinton in 1940. Any information or suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Michelle Greene

Received photos today from Grandview Cemetary in Montrose, CO re the Callaway family there. Xenophon R. Callaway died November 13, 1898 at age 47 years, 11 months and 10 days. Cora, daughter of D.A. and E.J. Callaway died March 4, 1900 at age 9 years, 11 months and 4 days. Anyone know anything more about these Callaways? Don't know if they figure into our lineage or not. Thanks, Leigh Ann Callaway Vancouver, WA

I checked some info for one of our list members and thought I would put the response up for all. She was trying to link modern day (after 1900) Callaways to those 1-2 hundred years before in the south. She said her folks had been in Ky. Mich, Indiana. If they came thru Va./N.C. I wanted to pass the only info I found in the Grayson, Ashe and Alleghany Counties Hertitage Books. >From the ASHE Book: Before the Rev.War, Thomas Calloway (1700-1800 approx.) moved his family to Ashe, NC. He was a Capt of the Colonial Troops in the French and Indian War. on the New River between Beaver and Obid's Creeks. Daniel Boone had a hunting lodge supposedly nearby. In 1780, Boone gave Calloway a gift of a stone. Calloway was about 80 and Boone about 46. Calloway had this stone used as a Tombstone. It still stands at the old Calloway Cemetery at Highway 163 near the New River Bridge in Ashe County, NC. Calloway did try to volunteer for the Kings Mountain Rev War battle but was deemed too old. Has anyone documented this cemetery and does anyone have a list of his relatives? The naming pattern we look for is: Richard, Neal, Ann, Ruth, Glenn, Flora and David Ettabelle. Also, any lore of a cherokee wife or mother? Thanks Carole in NY City _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Carole, I'm looking for information on the parents of Margaret Maryann Calla(o)way. We researchers of the Solomon Toliver line have been looking for her. They were married ca 1827-1830. I have seen no record of the marriage. Can you shine any light in our darksness? Thanks for any direction or help you can give. Kathy =(^!^)=

Greetings All, In about 10 days I will be leaving for Saudi Arabia until around Thanksgiving. About 45 days after that I will be retiring from the Air Force after 20 pretty good years. I figure at the age of 38 it is now or never to make the big leap to the civilian life. I am not being forced out but making a conscious choice. I figure that I eventually have to give up all the security of the military life and I don't want to be too old when I make that jump. At least no more moving every 3-4 years (at least I hope not). We will be settling in the North Georgia area to start with. My mom lives there in a nice big house that we will temporarily move into. I will then commence the job search. So, if you know of any good job opportunities, please send them my way. I have a degree in Business Administration and Logistics Mangement and I worked in the Supply career field while in the military. I also love computers and have assembled my own and helped many others fix theirs, so anything in those related areas would be fine (I say all this toungue firmly entrenched in cheek). As a result of all these actions, I will be going off line for quite some time. When I come back from Saudi I will not be resubscribing to all my mail lists but will wait until I get settled into a more permanent household. That could be as much as 9-12 months from now. My web site will stay up until the end of this year but then I will have to drop it as well because I will be moving and not have an ISP to load it on. My wife will be monitoring my e-mail but after that I will only be using my hotmail account. All of you have been wonderful. Thank you for letting me "steal" your genealogy from you and hopefully you have been able to "steal" some from me. I will saving all your e-mail addresses and will probably send something like this out again in Decemeber before we finally move. I apoligize if some of you get this twice as a result of a personal e-mail and a mail list e-mail. I have been active on many lists and want to touch all the bases to make sure the word gets out. So long, take care, and good luck. Chris..... Chris Schultheis e-mail: [email protected] home page: http://www.zianet.com/schulthe/home.htm

> I am new to the list. > > I am researching Ann Callaway. Her father may be Joseph. She had a brother Thomas at least. She married James Stodghill/Sturgell/Sturgill. He was born in 1725 and died 1803 so she would be the same time period. They were from Essex Co. Va. and died in Alleghany county, NC. This James is the one that changed the spelling to Sturgill. 1765 they moved to Grayson county Va and 1782 received the current Alleghany Co, NC land grant (was Montgomery Co, Va.) They had 8 kids: Francis, Ambrose, Mary, Ruth, james, John, Docia, lewis. If you are > researching this line or related, I would love to > exchange info. > > My lineage: Joseph Calloway? m. ? > Ann Callaway m. James Sturgill Jr. > son: Francis Sturgill m. Rebecca Hash > granddaughter: Rebecca Hash m. Francis Sturgill > > ggranddaughter: Lydia Sturgill m. Solomon Parsons > (NC group) > > gggrandson: John Parsons m. Phebe Laxton and M Gambill > ggggranddaughter: Phebe Parsons m. Andrew Ward > gggggranddaughter: Cora Ward m. John Phipps > (My grandparents) > > Thanks > Carole > _________________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get your free @yahoo.com address at > http://mail.yahoo.com > > _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

I am seeking information on my line of Calaways who were from South Carolina, probably Picken's District. The only information I have is that my 4th great-grandmother, Mary Ann Calaway married William Earles Cleveland in 1832, I believe in Picken's Dist., S.C. Her mother's name was Sucen or Susan (maiden surname unknown). I'm hoping to find the father and husband's name of Mary Ann and Susan. Anyone who might have information on this branch of Calaways please contact me. Many Thank's Jane A. Hawkins [email protected]

I have found his father was Elisha Hall Callaway.An Elisha's father is Levin Jr. Elisha was born 1789 in Maryland. Him and his father Levin Jr.came to Ga in the early 1800's. Any info will help. I found something at the library that say James D.Callaway served in the Civil War. I am searching for proof on this. Thank You Chunda Speegle [email protected]

We are referring to the two "colonial" Callaway immigrants to America. We know about your Samuel H. Callaway - and a number of other Callaways (var. sp.) who came to US at later dates. Some came direct from UK, and others via Canada. But, the question we were dealing with was about the "colonial" immigrants. Sherrill -----Original Message----- From: Robert K. "Cab" Callaway <[email protected]> To: SHERRILL U WILLIAMS <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, June 28, 1999 12:05 PM Subject: Re: any callaways I am puzzled about this? My Greatgrandfather seemed to have immigrated as a child to Illinois in 1846, from England. This following line is from a census record. Samuel H. CALLAWAY Head W M 70 M1 48 ENGLAND ENGLAND ENGLAND Immigrated to US in 1846, Naturalized, Own Income, OFH What immigrant Callaway's do you mean? cc you mean>Thomas Callaway "of Cornwall, England" is not the ancestor of any >Callaways in America. First, no one knows that Thomas Callaway came >from Cornwall, England. Second, Thomas Callaway "dyed in this country >with NO HEIRS." His land reverted to the crown and was re-granted to >another person. He had NO children. > >The two immigrant Callaway ancestors are: >JOSEPH CALLAWAY of Essex Co, VA. He is the ancestor of those who went >to Bedford Co, VA and some on to western NC, KY, etc. >PETER CALLAWAY of Somerset Co, MD. He is ancestor of those who remained >on the DelMarVA peninsula, those who moved early to NC and then to >Wilkes Co, GA; others who moved to GA later, and a group who moved the >the mid-west states, particularly Indiana & Illinois at early dates. >Later generations of both of these ancestors intermingled during the >western migrations in the US. >Everyone please erase "Thomas Callaway of Charles City Co, VA & >Cornwall, England" from your charts. He is a "fake" ancestor. > >Sherrill U. Williams, Genealogist, The Callaway Family Assoc., Inc. ><[email protected]> > >-----Original Message----- >From: [email protected] <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >Date: Sunday, June 27, 1999 9:47 AM >Subject: any callaways > > >>I subscribed in case I can help anyone out there - I have a huge GEDCOM >>of Callaways. Fellow family historians have helped me in my searches >for >>other surnames, so I hope to return the favor. My callaways begin with >>Thomas, who came from Cornwall England to Virginia in 1665. His >descendants >>settled in Virginia, >>Georgia, Kentucky, Texas, and many other places. The source I have >goes to >>births around 1900 or so. Anyone need info? >> R.K. "Cab" Callaway APT ARC-NASA 650-604-0039 " Callaway APT ARC-NASA 650-604-0039=20

I am puzzled about this? My Greatgrandfather seemed to have immigrated as a child to Illinois in 1846, from England. This following line is from a census record. Samuel H. CALLAWAY Head W M 70 M1 48 ENGLAND ENGLAND ENGLAND Immigrated to US in 1846, Naturalized, Own Income, OFH What immigrant Callaway's do you mean? cc you mean>Thomas Callaway "of Cornwall, England" is not the ancestor of any >Callaways in America. First, no one knows that Thomas Callaway came >from Cornwall, England. Second, Thomas Callaway "dyed in this country >with NO HEIRS." His land reverted to the crown and was re-granted to >another person. He had NO children. > >The two immigrant Callaway ancestors are: >JOSEPH CALLAWAY of Essex Co, VA. He is the ancestor of those who went >to Bedford Co, VA and some on to western NC, KY, etc. >PETER CALLAWAY of Somerset Co, MD. He is ancestor of those who remained >on the DelMarVA peninsula, those who moved early to NC and then to >Wilkes Co, GA; others who moved to GA later, and a group who moved the >the mid-west states, particularly Indiana & Illinois at early dates. >Later generations of both of these ancestors intermingled during the >western migrations in the US. >Everyone please erase "Thomas Callaway of Charles City Co, VA & >Cornwall, England" from your charts. He is a "fake" ancestor. > >Sherrill U. Williams, Genealogist, The Callaway Family Assoc., Inc. ><[email protected]> > >-----Original Message----- >From: [email protected] <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >Date: Sunday, June 27, 1999 9:47 AM >Subject: any callaways > > >>I subscribed in case I can help anyone out there - I have a huge GEDCOM >>of Callaways. Fellow family historians have helped me in my searches >for >>other surnames, so I hope to return the favor. My callaways begin with >>Thomas, who came from Cornwall England to Virginia in 1665. His >descendants >>settled in Virginia, >>Georgia, Kentucky, Texas, and many other places. The source I have >goes to >>births around 1900 or so. Anyone need info? >> R.K. "Cab" Callaway APT ARC-NASA 650-604-0039

Thomas Callaway "of Cornwall, England" is not the ancestor of any Callaways in America. First, no one knows that Thomas Callaway came from Cornwall, England. Second, Thomas Callaway "dyed in this country with NO HEIRS." His land reverted to the crown and was re-granted to another person. He had NO children. The two immigrant Callaway ancestors are: JOSEPH CALLAWAY of Essex Co, VA. He is the ancestor of those who went to Bedford Co, VA and some on to western NC, KY, etc. PETER CALLAWAY of Somerset Co, MD. He is ancestor of those who remained on the DelMarVA peninsula, those who moved early to NC and then to Wilkes Co, GA; others who moved to GA later, and a group who moved the the mid-west states, particularly Indiana & Illinois at early dates. Later generations of both of these ancestors intermingled during the western migrations in the US. Everyone please erase "Thomas Callaway of Charles City Co, VA & Cornwall, England" from your charts. He is a "fake" ancestor. Sherrill U. Williams, Genealogist, The Callaway Family Assoc., Inc. <[email protected]> -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, June 27, 1999 9:47 AM Subject: any callaways >I subscribed in case I can help anyone out there - I have a huge GEDCOM >of Callaways. Fellow family historians have helped me in my searches for >other surnames, so I hope to return the favor. My callaways begin with >Thomas, who came from Cornwall England to Virginia in 1665. His descendants >settled in Virginia, >Georgia, Kentucky, Texas, and many other places. The source I have goes to >births around 1900 or so. Anyone need info? >

I subscribed in case I can help anyone out there - I have a huge GEDCOM of Callaways. Fellow family historians have helped me in my searches for other surnames, so I hope to return the favor. My callaways begin with Thomas, who came from Cornwall England to Virginia in 1665. His descendants settled in Virginia, Georgia, Kentucky, Texas, and many other places. The source I have goes to births around 1900 or so. Anyone need info?