Hi If there is anyone doing research on the family of Joshua Callaway and Elizabeth Wiatt please contact me email me at [email protected] or write me Jacob L. Bateman III 3870 Strathmore Drive Montgomery Alabama 36116-4614. Thank you Le Bateman

Looking for info on James was born in MD. 2-18-1833. He went to GA. married Lucinda Banks.He was a barkeeper inFayette Co. GA. They moved to Walker Co. AL. He died 7-25-1900.

Greetings from a rookie genealogist! I am looking for anything on my great-grandfather, WALTER MONROE CALLOWAY. He was a resident of Randolph County NC in the late 1890s and early 1900s and then moved to Lexington NC sometime after 1912. He married MARTHA BEULAH SPIVEY and has three children: Lawrence Monroe Calloway and a set of twins, Paul and Pauline Calloway. Any info, especially on Walter's parents and siblings, would be greatly appreciated. Susan Hagen [email protected]

I've put up a web site that focuses on Frances Callaway (1792-1840), Jesse Bartlett (1791-1838) (her husband), and their descendants. There are no fancy graphics to slow things down, but there are several photographs or other illustrations. I have omitted the more recent generations in an effort to avoid posting information about living persons. I haven't published pages on their ancestors but will do so in a few days. Here's the URL: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bartlett/jessehomepage.htm And happy San Jacinto Day to you all! Roger Bartlett Austin, Texas [email protected]

I'm looking for info on William CALLOWAY who appears on the 1840 Benton Co. AL census with his son Isaac. They came from GA sometime after 1820, but I don't know where in GA they lived. I descend from William's daughter Nancy Caroline CALLOWAY, who married David HYATT. Any "cousins" out there? Vickie Elam White

Greetings all, I have finally updated my home page. I have added quite a few surnames and would really like it if you would take a browse and check it out. Of course I would like to know of any comments/corrections/clarifications that you may have. Here are the surnames and locations included: Ashley  -  NC (Ashe) Bedell  -  PA (Wyoming, Lackawanna) Brindle  -  NC (Surry) Buchanan  -  NC (Macon, Jackson) Burks  -  MO (Boone) Calloway/Callaway -  VA (Essex), NC (Surry),  GA (Wilkes) Carpenter  -  NC (Ashe) Carroll  -  NC (Macon) Collins  -  MO (Randolph) Gray  -  NC (Surry, Ashe) Hannah  -  MO (Randolph) Higdon  -  NC (Buncombe, Macon, Jackson) Holbrook  -  NC (Wilkes, Macon), KY (Letcher) Huntsman  -  MO (Randolph) Jett  -  MO (Randolph) Jones  -  NC (Ashe, Alleghany) Kilby  -  NC (Wilkes, Ashe, Cherokee) ,VA (Grayson)  Kilpatrick/Kirkpatrick -  NC (Haywood, Macon, Cherokee) Latham  -  NC (Ashe) Long  -  NC (Ashe, Alleghany) McKinney  -  MO (Randolph) Moore  -  NC (Macon, Cherokee) Phillips  -  NC (Macon) Rigel  -  MO (Boone) Robinson  -  VA (Grayson), NC (Ashe) Roten  -  DE, MD, NC (Ashe, Surry, Macon) Sapp  -  NC  (Ashe) Schultheis  -  PA (Lackawanna, Wyoming), FL (Orange), NC (Macon) Setzer/Setser -  NC (Catawaba, Macon) Sherwood -  MO (Randolph) Stewart/Stuart  -  NC (Macon) Wallace  -  NC (Ashe) I also have posted some portions of cemetery surveys for Macon Co and Ashe Co, NC. Chris Schultheis PS: Sorry if some of you get this twice. Chris Schultheis e-mail: [email protected] home page: http://www.zianet.com/schulthe/home.htm

Callaway Cousins- I just received Anne Crabb's latest book in the mail today - "And the Battle Began Like Claps of Thunder". This book is about the Siege of Boonesborough and much more. Ms. Crabb has done a fabulous job with this book. I haven't been able to put it down since I opened it. Lots of personal information on the people present during the siege including Col. Richard Callaway, Fanny Callaway, John Holder, Daniel Boone, John Callaway, Caleb Callaway, Betsy Callaway, Edmund Callaway, Keziah Callaway etc. The citations are excellent including many from the Draper m/ss. This book can be ordered from Ms. Crabb, 2071 Greentree Drive, Richmond, KY 40475. The best $25 I have spent yet!! Patryka Tachick [email protected]

Hello Group Is there anyone on the list doing research on the family of Caleb CALLAWAY. He died in Perquimans County North Carolina in 1706. His eldest sons name was John, does that mean his father's name was also John. There is a mention of Caleb CALLAWAY being in Virginia in 1663 in Winslow's History of Perquimans County North Carolina he was a magistrate. Winslow's History list all of his children accept Rachel WIATT. If there is anyone doing research on this family please contact me. Email me at [email protected] or write me Jacob L. Bateman III 3870 Strathmore Drive Montgomery Alabama 36116-4614. Thanks Le

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-----Original Message----- From: Carol Battin <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, March 24, 1999 6:47 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} CALLAWAY Baptismal Records / England >Dear Callaway Cousins, > > Recently I recorded the Callaway records from the parish church at >Lyme Regis, Dorset. I will share my findings >with the more recent ones and work backward. > > >Baptism >Parents >Occupation Date of Bapt. > >Edward Callaway Phoebe >Callaway >none Sept 3, >1865 >Anne Callaway William and Sarah Jane >Callaway >mariner Jul 20, >1859 >Edw. William >" >" >" >Edw. William * >" >" May >16,1859 >Reginald John William and Sarah >Callaway >mariner Nov 14, >1856 >Mary Callaway Wm. and Sarah Jane >Callaway >sailor Apr 6? >1856 >Mary Anne Callaway Sarah >Callaway >servant Feb 2, 1851 >Flora Marie Callaway William and Frances >Callaway >painter Jun 8,1836 >Phoebe Callaway Thos. and Nancy >Callaway >mason Aug 4, 1831 >Sarah Callaway Thos. and Ann >Callaway >mason Apr 18, 1830 >Frances Callaway Thos. and Ann >Callaway mason born >May29 / bapt. Jul 8, 1827 >Thos. Callaway Thos. and Ann >Callaway Capt. of the "Iris" aged 3 >yrs Aug 7, 1825 >James Callaway Thos. and Ann >Callaway " >aged 6 years " >Susannah Callaway Thos. and Ann >Callaway mason >May 11 / Sept 17,1820 >Frances Callaway (my anc.) William and Frances >Callaway painter Feb 23 >/ Apr.23, 1820 >Mary Ann Marshall Christopher Callaway of Halstock >Leigh yeoman Jan 4 >1817 > and Eliz. Frampton >of Lyme >Susan Callaway Thos. and Ann >Callaway >mason Sept.20, 1816 >William Callaway Thomas and Ann >Callaway (writing not >clear) 26 Jul,1810/11? >William (may be mine,too) s/o John >Kelway >Apr 30 betw. 1794- 1797 >Thos. and John John and Martha >Kelway >" 1791-1794 >John s/o Thos. >Kellaway >1793 >Sarah d/o John >Kelway >1785 > >(At this point I could not read the writing at all - it looked like it >could have been a different alphabet. Maybe one of >you is skilled at old script and could see if it could be read. The >writing was clear but the characters were unknown to me) > >I could read these last ones. > >Mary d/o Thos. >Kellaway >1740 >John s/o Thos. >Kellaway >1739 >Elizabeth d/o Thos. >Kolaway >Jan 29, 1733 >William s/o Thos. >Kelleay >1715? > >Looks like Thomas was a lucky name for this family! > > >Marriages > >William Callaway and Frances Marsh Adams of Walcot, Bath, Somerset (my >ancestors) bans - June 1819 >Thomas Callaway and Ann Legg - October 30, 1809 >Edw. Calloway (I think this said Calloway) and Frances Marshall - >1805 >Jas. Gill and Sarah Collaway - 1808 >Thos. Kolaway and Abiah (Korridge or Horridge??) June 28, 1733 >James Kolaway and Mary (possibly Cox) - Dec. 9, 1733 > > >Burials > >Thomas Callaway - Labourer- aged 82- Nov 25, 1871 >Edw. Callaway - Apr. 20, 1866 - 8 weeks >Ann Callaway -aged 76 - Mar 24, 1865 >Sarah Jane Callaway - age 27- July 10, 1860 >Edw. William Callaway - Dec 3. 1859 -4 mos. >Annie Kelloway - Oct 11, 1859 -3 mos >Edward Wm. Callaway - May 26, 1859 -11 mos >Susan Callaway -July 25, 1857 -2 mos >Frances Callaway (my ancestor) -Apr 14 (?), 1855- 62 years >Sarah Callaway - Aug 17, 1817 -age 2 >Thomas Kellway - 1774 >John- son of Thos. Kellaway - 1741 >Thomas Kolaway - 1739, Jul 2 >Sarah, wife of Thos. Kolaway - 1738, Jul 2 >Ann, d.o. Thomas Kolaway -10 Dec abt. 1680 >Richard Hollway or Kollway of Fulliton around 1665-6 > > > I have tried to write these entries exactly as they have been >preserved. The abbreviations were used in the original >records. > > > I would love to know if these records have been helpful to anyone. >I found them very interesting. > > >Carol Battin >Washington, WV > >

Looking for descendants of: James Nelson Calloway b Feb 7, 1860 place unknown, died 26 Aug 1929 Sacramento, Cal. He was a farmer in San Joaquin Co, near Lodi. His wife was Mary Ann Hunting, b 1877 San Joaquin Co, married on March 17, 1897 in Stockton - her death date and place unknown. James is buried in Sacramento in his mother-in-laws tomb, moved from another location, possibly from old Liberty when the freeway was built. Children were Blanche Irene b 1903 (m a Hirsch, first name unknown), Dorothy b 1914, possibly died in Las Vegas in 1995 (m a Bowman, first name unknown), Clarence and Getrude (m a Pattee, first name unknown.) Mary Ann Hunting Calloway was my great grandmother's sister and its as tho this family has disappeared from view - we understand that Dorothy Bowman kept marvelous genealogical records on both families and we would love to contact someone who knows this family. I personally found some of her notes in the Jackson Co Iowa (where the Huntings had lived) Genelaogical Library a couple of yrs ago which showed she had done a great deal of in depth work. Thanks in advance. Faye

[email protected] wrote: > Thought everyone could benefit from this info. > > This Should Answer Question About LDS SEARCH > > Hello Fellow Researchers, > > I have been bombarded with questions on the Family Search Website and > would > like to pass on to you the information I received when I spoke to an > "Official" Church > spokesperson at Family Search. > > He advised me of the following: > > The OFFICIAL LDS Church website is LDS.ORG > > Go to media resources and find News update. > > The church is posting updates as they come in as to the state of the > family > search. > > Within 3 or 4 minutes of the NEWS UPDATE ANNOUNCING the FAMILY SEARCH > is online. They will post it THERE! SO Keep checking. Should be a > couple of > days. > > It will be a MASSIVE SITE. They are prepared to test this site using > anyone > who wishes to go to it and use it. THERE WILL BE NO PASSWORD TO > ACCESS IT. > > The rumor about the password was incorrect. When the site was put up > it was > restricted to a few....about 100 people who designed it and are > putting the > finishing touches on it, someone there LEAKED, YES LEAKED, (AN > EMPLOYEE) and > that is why some of you got in. When the masses bombarded the site > it crashed > cause it was not finished. They have now given each worker an > INDIVIDUAL > PASSWORD, > SOOOOO IF it gets leaked again they will know who did it. It has > been > postponed > being put online a few days because of the crash. > > There are now about 12 popular stories going around about Family > Search. I > ASSURE YOU MINE CAME FROM A CHURCH SPOKESMAN. > > IF you pass information about the site on to others please just send > them this > message I have sent you. The whole message. > > Now please remember this. > > 1. Go to LDS.org > 2. Find Media Resources > 3. Check News Updates > > That will inform you when it is going online. Please notify everyone > you know > who will be interested. > > I hope this helps you all. You have my permission to pass this note > on > to any Genealogy Lists you wish. Again, Please pass the whole note > not > just sections of it or we will have more rumors. > > Thanks, > Karen Gaughan in Pa. [email protected]

To Richard M. - Richard, the old (1930's/40's) Callaway Family Tree is full of errors. Right at the beginning, Thomas Callaway of Cornwall, England (not proved) "dyed in this country with no heirs" and therefore his land in Charles City Co, VA reverted to the Crown. The chart mixes together the two distinct major colonial branches of the Callaway family. They are not related on this side of the pond. I hope "the Chart" is not available on the web as a computer file! The Callaway Family Association is working on building a new chart, using Family Tree Maker. This is a membership volunteer project, so it will take awhile. We are using the Pedigree and Family Group Charts submitted by our members over the last 25 years. After entering all of the data, then the file will have to be checked for discrepancies and errors. If you have updates, additions and corrections, we would be glad to hear from you. The CFA website is at <http://www.metronet.com/~cfa/callaway.htm> Visit and learn about our association. Sherrill U. Williams, Genealogist, CFA, Inc.

This is my first message to this list, I don't know how active it is. I have a Callaway family tree which begins with Thomas Callaway of Cornwall England ( 1665) , it has been around for a long time, 1930's or 40's Does anyone know if this family tree is available as a computer file? Would anyone like to exchange updates, additions, corrections. Richard M.

Does anyone have any information on the wife of Ballinger Calloway (son of Charles J. Calloway)? Her name is Mary E. Ball, b. abt. 1844 -- lineage?

I am attempting to locate the parents of William Callaway b. Sussex Co., DE and married to Leah Ralph. The following is my chart for the family. Descendants of William Callaway Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM1 CALLAWAY was born August 27, 1799 in ,Sussex, DE, and died May 08, 1857 in Fillmore, Andrews, MO. He married LEAH ANN RALPH, daughter of JAMES RALPH and MARY PRICHARD. Notes for WILLIAM CALLAWAY: Source: Rose Callaway, Spokane, WA More About WILLIAM CALLAWAY: Burial: Fillmore, Andrews, MO More About LEAH ANN RALPH: Burial: Fillmore, Andrews, MO Children of WILLIAM CALLAWAY and LEAH RALPH are: i. JAMES BAIRD2 CALLAWAY, b. February 07, 1821, ,Sussex, Del; d. November 04, 1900; m. LAURA LA CASSETTE HAWKINS, February 26, 1852, Shellyville, Shelly, MO. More About LAURA LA CASSETTE HAWKINS: Burial: Lipscomb, TX ii. SARAH ANN CALLAWAY, b. May 16, 1823, ,Sussex, Del; m. JOHN DUNLAP, October 24, 1850, ,Scotland, MO. iii. CLARISSE ADA CALLAWAY, b. April 19, 1825, ,Sussex, Del; d. June 01, 1894; m. JOHN LOUDEN RESER, April 28, 1842, Quincy, Adams, IL. More About JOHN LOUDEN RESER: Burial: Mt.View Cemetery, Walla Walla, WA iv. WILLIAM RICHARD CALLAWAY, b. December 03, 1826, ,Sussex, Del; d. January 05, 1897; m. ABIGAIL JANE CECIL, April 25, 1847. More About ABIGAIL JANE CECIL: Burial: Lochi Cem, Corvalis, OR v. LOUISA CATHERINE CALLAWAY, b. May 09, 1829, ,Sussex, Delaware; d. September 25, 1885, Rosalia, Whitman, WA; m. JOSEPH STULTS BOURN, October 24, 1850, Memphis, Scotland, MO. Notes for LOUISA CATHERINE CALLAWAY: Obituary clipping, Cemetery records. Louisa was a twin to McKenzie Callaway Marriage records Scotland County, MO More About LOUISA CATHERINE CALLAWAY: Burial: Riggs Cemetary, Rosalia, Whitman, WA Record Change: September 18, 1997 Notes for JOSEPH STULTS BOURN: Cemetery Records Old Riggs Cemetery; 1870 census Lane County, OR; Census Whitman County, 1884-1885. From Rosalia-Battle Field to Wheat Field 1858-1988 by Edith E. Erickson. The Joseph Bourne family came west from Missouri by covered wagon over the Oregon Trail in 1863. They lived at Walla Walla, near where the present State Prison now stands. This is where Benjamin Franklin and Lee Joseph were born. They then moved to the Willamette Valley in Oregon until 1878 when they returned to Walla Walla, Washington Territory. In 1879 they came north to the Palouse Country. Joseph homsteaded and planted a timber culture just south of Rosalia, WA (south of the old Milwaukee RR trestle). He did farming and carpentry work. Built some of the earliest frame homes in Rosalia. He practiced homeopathic medicine and was often called to minister to the sick and injured. With the help of our grandmother he also delivered several babies before Rosalia had a registered physician. Some time after the death of grandmother Bourn in 1885, Joseph married Huldah Lee, who was born 16 Mar 1830 and died in Rosalia on 5 Nov 1899. She is burried in the old Riggs Cemetery east of Rosalia. She and Joseph had been separated as the marriage didn't work out. Samuel Riggs donated a piece of land on his homestead and established what is now called the old Riggs Cemetery. This is where Joseph Stults and Catherine Louisa Bourn are resting. We have pictures of this cemetery. More About JOSEPH STULTS BOURN: Burial: Riggs Cemetary, Rosaila, WA vi. MCKENZIE JOHN CALLAWAY, b. May 09, 1829, ,Sussex, Del; d. February 23, 1905, Lebanon, Linn, OR; m. SARAH JANE JENKS, March 10, 1858, Fillmore, Andrews, MO. Notes for MCKENZIE JOHN CALLAWAY: !Birth-Marriage-Spouse-Children-Death: Rose Callaway, Spokane, WA wif e oKenneth Callaway, a descendant. On May 8, 1866, The McKenzie Callaways and the James Benton Jenks sta rted their trek across the plains by wagon train. They followed the O regon Trail from Missouri to Linn County, Oregon and settled near Albany. Census: 1870 census of Linn County, Oregon p. 568 # 375# 369. PO Alb any, 11 July 1870. shows McKenzie, 41 farmer, 2260/600 DL; Sarah J. 39 VA; Ja mes O. 2 mo. OR. 1880 census shows McKenzie 51 Farmer DL-MD-MD; Sarah J. 49 HK , VA;James O. 11, Or-DL-VA; Marion (Marvin)9 Or-DL-VA. Death: Obit Lebanon Express-Advance Tue. 28 Feb 1905. p 3 col 4 Top. Grave Stone. More About MCKENZIE JOHN CALLAWAY: Burial: Lebanon, Linn, OR Notes for SARAH JANE JENKS: !Birth-Parents-Children: Bible of Sarah Jane Jenks. Marriage: Recorded at Fillmore, Andrews County, Missouri. Sarah was a school teacher. Burial: Lebanon, OR vii. DAVID B CALLAWAY, b. September 09, 1831, ,Sussex, Del; m. MARY JANE POPE, January 04, 1855, Scotland, MO. viii. NATHANIEL HENRY CALLAWAY, b. March 20, 1833, ,Sussex, Del; d. July 18, 1907. ix. SILAS L CALLAWAY, b. July 07, 1836, ,Sussex, Del; d. October 29, 1837. x. MARY ELEANOR CALLAWAY, b. August 29, 1838, Quincy, Adams, IL; d. January 24, 1919; m. JAMES BENTON JENKS, March 09, 1858, ,Andrew, MO. More About JAMES BENTON JENKS: Burial: Riverside, Anbany, OR xi. LEAH A. CALLAWAY, b. April 07, 1841, Quincy, Adams, IL; d. October 25, 1842.

Seek information parents of Bourne PRICE, who married on 5 March 1773 in Bedford County, VA Catherine CALLOWAY, born 8 Dec 1761, Bedford Co., VA the daughter of William and Elizabeth Crawford Calloway. Frank Neher [email protected]

To Mitzi in Idaho - You are speaking of Col Richard Callaway of Boonesborogh, Kentucky. But, your legend is flawed. Col. Richard Callaway had a daughter, Frances, but she married (1) John Holder; (2) John McGuire. Several of Richard Callaway's daughters were captured by Indians at Boonesboro, but this is not the reason Richard Callaway had a gripe with Daniel Boone. That problem derived from the Seige of Boonesboro, during which Callaway accused Boone of collusion with the Indians. The story is told in Volume V (1980), "The Callaway Journal," annual publication of The Callaway Family Association, Inc. Sherrill

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_920355781_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII --part0_920355781_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: [email protected] Return-path: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: Colonel Calloway Date: Tue, 2 Mar 1999 01:00:06 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Colonel Calloway no first name or dates but story go that he was after Daniel Boone for some reason.and as I remember the story one of his daughters was kidnap with Daniel Boone's daughter by the Indians anyway one off his daughters names is Frances Calloway married Major William Hog and had a daughter Frances Hog born 1784 died June 6, 1868 at Fort Boonsboro (her body was petrified and is supposed to be on display there) and she married John Newland this is what my Grandmother had wrote down and story's I heard all my life not sure what state Fort Boonsboro is in does this sound familiar to any one Mitzie in Idaho --part0_920355781_boundary--

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_920355086_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII --part0_920355086_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: [email protected] Return-path: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: Colonel Calloway Date: Tue, 2 Mar 1999 01:00:06 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Colonel Calloway no first name or dates but story go that he was after Daniel Boone for some reason.and as I remember the story one of his daughters was kidnap with Daniel Boone's daughter by the Indians anyway one off his daughters names is Frances Calloway married Major William Hog and had a daughter Frances Hog born 1784 died June 6, 1868 at Fort Boonsboro (her body was petrified and is supposed to be on display there) and she married John Newland this is what my Grandmother had wrote down and story's I heard all my life not sure what state Fort Boonsboro is in does this sound familiar to any one Mitzie in Idaho --part0_920355086_boundary--