To Web Folks and James, I am sort of out of the loop lately, but I believe James is right about the JOHN Calvert from Bald Eagle township, Pa, tying in to the Central Ohio Calverts, and more likely back to the Quaker Calverts than to either the Maryland Catholics or County Armagh Ireland, Presbyterians. This central Pa. JOHN and his descendents should not be confused with the ROBERT arriving in the western Pa county of Venango in 1795 nor with the descendents of the JOHN of 1793 arrival in New York whose descendents came to Pa first to Mercer and Crawford Counties and later mixed with the descendents of ROBERT in Venango County. By he time of his later "mixing" they were all Protestants but Robert's descendents tended to be Episcopalian and this JOHN's descendents were Scotch Covenanter Presbyterians, later tending toward Christian Missionary Alliance and other sort of Fundamentalist religious preferences. Regards to all, Galen Calvert Original Message ----- From: James Calvert <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, January 08, 2000 8:39 PM Subject: [CALVERT-L] John Calvert PA late 1700s > While everyone is looking in O'Gorman, would someone see if there is a > listing for a John Calvert in Bald Eagle Township of Mifflin County, PA > (later Centre County) circa 1785-1795. Birthdate and place is unknown, but > should be circa 1760 to 1775 somewhere in PA. We believe he is the father > of Jacob, John, Job and possibly Sarah Calvert who settled in Belmont > County, Ohio circa 1800. They are probably a part of the Quaker Calverts, > but there is also a family of Calverts who settled near Lewiston PA > originating in Nottingham. (Religious orientation unknown.) One of this > family, Robert, later settled in Centre County. > > Jim > > > > > ==== CALVERT Mailing List ==== > Any list problems or questions can be sent to the listowner, Christi Calvert Brogan at [email protected] >

My CALVERTs had some connection with PA too (and Ohio). My Great Great Great Grandfather Hiram CALVERT is said to have been buried in PA. We think that his Brother was called John. This family was Roman Catholic, and were from Strabane in Northern Ireland (though I would not say they originated there).

While everyone is looking in O'Gorman, would someone see if there is a listing for a John Calvert in Bald Eagle Township of Mifflin County, PA (later Centre County) circa 1785-1795. Birthdate and place is unknown, but should be circa 1760 to 1775 somewhere in PA. We believe he is the father of Jacob, John, Job and possibly Sarah Calvert who settled in Belmont County, Ohio circa 1800. They are probably a part of the Quaker Calverts, but there is also a family of Calverts who settled near Lewiston PA originating in Nottingham. (Religious orientation unknown.) One of this family, Robert, later settled in Centre County. Jim

Hello Calvert Researchers! I am new to the list - hoping to find some clarification and confirmation regarding some ancestors of mine. Priscilla Calvert b. 1764-1765 VA to Jesse Calvert and Mary/Mollica Brown. Priscilla married John B. Leatherwood b. 2/1760 VA to Jane Calvert and Zachariah Leatherwood. Wondering how Priscilla/Jesse and Jane were related. Also wondering if the 100+ pages of Jesse's royal ancestry I found at the LDS site is true - has anyone prooven that info or know anything otherwise? Thank you! Christina Huvelle [email protected]

There is a Leona Calvert listed in the book, Was she married to a Thomas Williams and born May 24, 1908?Wilma Roebuck

I have a copy of the O Gorman book that was my grandmothers.also some of her original notes that she sent to her. My grandmother was disappointed that a direct line was never established. She went to Maryland looking for information. At one time I think there was a manor house there that belonged to the Calverts. We had Calvert Reunions in Columbus Ohio when I was young. I have alist of the people that attended them. My grandmother roused my interest and I hope to learn more. Wilma

Tsalag, The Descendants of Virginia Calverts book by Ella O'Gorman is what we've been referring to. the word "Virginia" is to be taken lightly as Ms. O'Gorman takes it from the top, i.e. Maryland, PA, etc. Of course there are errors, but it's the most definitive genealogy of the Calverts you will see. I became a believer when Don Foxworthy pointed it out to me ten years ago and I spotted my Martin Calvert and daughter Julia Ann Calvert Faris there in little old Howard County, Missouri complete with the entire line back to the Revolution, just what I needed for my DAR paper. It's in most large libraries. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, January 07, 2000 2:45 PM Subject: [CALVERT-L] John Calvert of Frederick Co., Va. >OK peoples whats this book of Va Calverts? I cant find anything on my Calvert >line!!! My grandmotther was a Calvert from Va and I DO think she just dropped >out of nowhere!!! Anybody heard of Maggie Leona Calvert?? I cant even find >her parents!!! Thanks. > > >==== CALVERT Mailing List ==== >Please support the Rootsweb Genealogical Cooperative by becoming a member, sponsor, or donor. For more information, visit Rootsweb at http://www.rootsweb.com >

Hi George, I've been wanting to do this for some time now, but don't have a copy of the text! I'm planning this month (or next) to purchase a copy from Higginson's. Perhaps after that we can arrange something here within the list where those of us who have scanning and OCR software can work on that portion and those who have the book but not the software could volunteer to do proofing? We could even split the book up into sections... and those who don't have the book could be sent a copy of their "section" to proof. Anyone interested? (besides me of course!) Christi Visit our homepage at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cbrogan Visit our genealogy pages at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cbrogan/gen.html Country living at it's finest! http://www.onelist.com/subscribe/countrylife -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2000 10:45 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [CALVERT-L] William Calvert who married Elizabeth Nodding Quite a few a members of the Calvert mailing list are attempting to unravel the mystery surrounding William Calvert. Perhaps I can help. William Calvert who married Elizabeth Nodding is presented on pages 661 thru 677 in Descendants of Virginia Calverts by Ella Foy O'Gorman. These pages could be "scanned" , stored as "image files", and then translated by an "optical recognition program" to generate "text files". The end result would be that all the researchers would have the complete text of pages 661 to 677 in form they could easily use for their research. (Also, I already have the the first 5 generations of the mainline of the Virginia Calverts in a text file, plus most of the 6th generation.) i enjoy helping others research their family lines, and would be glad to help with this. I can do the scanning and I have the latest version of an "optical recognition program", however there is a lot of proof-reading and correcting needed to generate accurate "text files". Any interest in doing this? George Calvert [email protected] ==== CALVERT Mailing List ==== Please visit the surname mailing list homepage at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cbrogan/calvert.html for information on this list, it's member's pages, queries and other helpful genealogy pages.

-----Original Message----- From: Laura Crane <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, January 07, 2000 11:06 AM Subject: Re: Cynthia Crupper Calvert Hawkins Durnil Yes, we must make the effort to find a marriage record for Cynthia Calvert's first marriage. I see a lady's name listed on one of the e-mail's today as the researcher employed by Mrs. O'Gorman in the 1940's It's interesting that this researcher was not privy to any earlier marriage of Cynthia. As I may have mentioned, my grandmother always said the Calvert's and Farises on her lines were known to be Cooper county-headquartered and I think I noted in the pages I have copied of the book that it says Cynthia (and her bros & sisters) "born in Boonville, MO" which would be Cooper County. I am stopped there as I don't think I have a Cooper County marriage record book here at my desk I'll be over at the library after lunch and will put it on my list of items to hunt. -----Original Message----- From: Paul Bardell <[email protected]> To: Laura Crane <[email protected]> Date: Friday, January 07, 2000 10:03 AM Subject: Cynthia Crupper Calvert Hawkins Durnil Laura, It would be helpful to know when and who (Hawkins) Cynthia married. It is not listed in "Missouri Marriages before 1840". Can you look it up in the books you have available? Paul

Jan. 7, 2000 To George, Cybercat just to thank you for all the info. and help you pass on to the Calvert web people. I am going to mail you some copies of a Calvert (again somewhat related to me) in Elk Co., KS. O'Gorman has very little on this branch. Perhaps this could add to your project. Best, Barbara Calvert

OK peoples whats this book of Va Calverts? I cant find anything on my Calvert line!!! My grandmotther was a Calvert from Va and I DO think she just dropped out of nowhere!!! Anybody heard of Maggie Leona Calvert?? I cant even find her parents!!! Thanks.

update on the William Calvert's parents' mystery,( documenting Cynthia Crupper Calvert, grandaughter of William and Eliz Nodding Calvert) ....As I went to bed last night I found the marriage record for a Cynthia Hawkins to Henderson Durnill in 1850 in Boone County, Missouri, married by a James B. Harris. on page 36 of the Evans/Thompson Marriages for Boone County 1821-1870. I note that Henderson Durnill is shown on the census earlier that year as age 36 as a head of the household of several boys, apparently a widower. It now appears that Cynthia, too, had been previously married, to a Hawkins, and was indeed, as the O'Gorman book indicates, the wife of Henderson Durnil as the date for the marriage of Cynthia Calvert in the O'Gorman book and that of Cnythia Hawkins in the Boone County marriage book are both October of 1850. Interestingly, back to the 1850 census showing Henderson Durnill as a head of household, his next door neighbors' surname is none other than Hawkins. However there is no Cynthia therein.

In a message dated 1/6/00 11:02:41 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << cybercat >> I am also from this Calvert line. I am the granddaughter of Lulu Kiehl. I am listed in the Gorman book #6330 on page 624. .I am also on this mailing list and believe I corresponded with you some time ago. Is this Calvert line now connected to Lord Baltimore? I have been in touch with Vandy . We are also descended through Joshua Calvert. I have been to the cemetary at Guysville, Ohio,my great grandparents are buired there also. I lived in Guysville for a short time when I was a child. Wilma Roebuck.

Joshua Calvert-1803-1865 is from my line. I have found his grave in a neat little cemetery outside of Guysville, Ohio, near Athens, Ohio. Bean cemetery contains several Calvert graves, including, Emily, Alphretta, Della, Harlow, Emeline, Lenna, Hudson and Byron. Joshua and Charlotte Moore had 13 children. I believe his parents were Robert Calvert and Ruth Selbey, who had 9 children together, and I believe he had 2 by a previous wife. Can you tell me anything about this line? [email protected]

Paul, I think I used the wrong word in my loose quote from Gladys Calvert Durnill's aunt's letter, it says William and Cynthia Calvert "named a daughter" Cynthia Crupper Calvert, rather than "christened" her. Cynthia Crupper Calvert Hawkins (?) and her (second?) husband, Henderson Durnill died within days of each other and are buried near Carrollton, MO, but I assume the gravestone for Cnythia is not where we are to hope to find her middle name. Too bad the letter does not really say how it is known, must be the family Bible. There again Gladys Calvert Durnill would be our best source as to where to look for any Calvert/Durnill family Bibles. Looks as tho we've several points to ask Gladys about. -----Original Message----- From: Paul Bardell <[email protected]> To: Laura Crane <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 1:13 PM Subject: Cynthia (Crupper?) Calvert >Laura, > >If you have not yet heard, there are a lot of us trying to determine >William Calvert's parents. The first thing we need on this theory is >proof that William's grand-daughter Cynthia (Jacinta) was baptized >Cynthia Crupper Calvert. I have not been able to verify that. Can you >help? > > Paul Bardell > Carmel, NY > > 914 276 2149 > >

RE the "William Calvert mystery" The letter to Mrs. Goodman. in possession of Gladys Calvert Durnill explains she *("the elderly aunt") chooses Ann and George as the Crupper connection rather than the other Calvert/Crupper couple Jacob and Sarah (Crupper) Calvert for the parents of William because the Carroll county family reunions included some of the Deatheridge stepcousins. George had married a Mrs. Deatheridge after Ann Crupper Calvert died, .... Does William, b 1757, name any of his children George or Ann??????? -----Original Message----- From: Laura Crane <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 10:29 PM Subject: Re: Calverts According to the O'Gorman book page 667 Cynthia was born July 22, 1822, Booneville, MO. died April 1, 1862 in Carrol County Married Henderson Durnil October 11, 1850. Her dad was William the son of William. I see by my notes this is Gladys Calvert Durnill's line so I guess maybe Gladys may be from Boonville. That's Cooper County rather than Boone. I wonder if I could find Cynthia's marriage record in Cooper County since I don't see it in Boone as she was born there in Cooper County. Astonishingly enough tho I do find a Henderson Durnill head of household,# 1869, in Boone County in the 1850 census book. It appears Henderson Durnill is a widower age 36 born in VA with children in the household William P Eli N James H Benjamine F Jerome H Calvert and a James Cato and James Perdin. Whoops, here's something interesting in the Boone County Marriage Book>>>> Cynthia HAWKINS and Henderson B Durnill are wed on Oct 10, 1850 in Boone County, MO. Now I guess I've got to find where Cynthia Crupper Calvert married a Hawkins first??? I'll have to sign off there are 6 pages to look up Hawkins in 1850 book for Boone County. I guess she's a widow on the next farm in the summer of 1850. More later. Laura C Hope Gladys has e mail This William/William is her line too as mentioned above. -----Original Message----- From: Paul Bardell <[email protected]> To: Laura Crane <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 2:22 PM Subject: Calverts Laura, The thread about Cynthia Crupper Calvert started (for me) on the list, but thanks for Gladys' address. William Calvert (the grandfather) was active in the Baptist Church. You can assume that the Missouri Calverts were protestant. O'Gorman says that Cyintha married Henderson Durnil. The Durnil family spells her name Jacintha (It appears that way in the 1860 US Census). They tell me Jacintha and Henderson were married 10 Oct 1850 in Rochport, Boone Co. MO. (Book B, pg 17) There is some confusion in my mind as to when she died. I think they lived and died in Carroll Co., MO sometime after 1870. Keep us posted. Paul Bardell

-----Original Message----- From: Laura Crane <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 9:25 PM Subject: Re: Calverts Carrol County is where this elderly lady's letter mentions as the place where they knew of the Detherages at a family reunion so that makes sense!!!! AND I'm from Rocheport, MO myself. I claim to be a 5th generation "Rocheportion" partly by virtue of jumping to the Calvert side but that does make it interesting that Cynthia's branch of the family was here too! My ggrandfather is Martin Calvert & is in the O'Gorman book. What county's census is Cynthia & Henderson on in 1860? Rocheport is in Boone County & I have a book desk copy of Boone for 1850 and 1860. But I assume she & Henderson Durnill are not in Boone. Probably Howard or Cooper ? Interesting that Gladys Calvert also married a Durnil! I assume they are related. Suppose we could get some data by going the Durnill route with Gladys. I don't know much about the Baptist church around the time of the American Revolution. Sounds a little early for grandpappy William to be a good Baptist but whatever you say. (He's my Revolutionary War man for DAR as Im sure I've mentioned.) -----Original Message----- From: Paul Bardell <[email protected]> To: Laura Crane <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 2:22 PM Subject: Calverts Laura, The thread about Cynthia Crupper Calvert started (for me) on the list, but thanks for Gladys' address. William Calvert (the grandfather) was active in the Baptist Church. You can assume that the Missouri Calverts were protestant. O'Gorman says that Cyintha married Henderson Durnil. The Durnil family spells her name Jacintha (It appears that way in the 1860 US Census). They tell me Jacintha and Henderson were married 10 Oct 1850 in Rochport, Boone Co. MO. (Book B, pg 17) There is some confusion in my mind as to when she died. I think they lived and died in Carroll Co., MO sometime after 1870. Keep us posted. Paul Bardell

-----Original Message----- From: Laura Crane <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 1:40 PM Subject: Re: Cynthia (Crupper?) Calvert >NO. I have not ever tried to further document what this elderly aunt of >Gladys Calvert Durnill >wrote in this letter sent to a "Mrs. Goodman" We can go back to Gladys >Durnill of Kewanee >IL from whence it came as Gladys is a lady of around 65 and is >interested in the problem. >Where have you all tried to find a "baptism". I assumed they >actually were Protestant by >this time and did not really "christen" any longer. Do we know >a state in which Cynthia >Crupper Calvert died? I'll look up her year of supposed death if >you wish. We have more chance of finding a death certificate than a >birth certificate if hunch they were Protestant is correct. I doubt >many were Lutheran or Catholic by the time they hit Kentucky and >Tennessee. Thus we can hunt for her death record state by state. >Too bad probate records for her dad probably will not give her full >name. Gladys Durnill;s address is 1107 N East Street Kewanee IL >61443. Is Gladys your source for the Cynthia Crupper Calvert story >or do you have it coming from another source as well.?? >-----Original Message----- >From: Paul Bardell <[email protected]> >To: Laura Crane <[email protected]> >Date: Wednesday, January 05, 2000 1:13 PM >Subject: Cynthia (Crupper?) Calvert > > >>Laura, >> >>If you have not yet heard, there are a lot of us trying to determine >>William Calvert's parents. The first thing we need on this theory is >>proof that William's grand-daughter Cynthia (Jacinta) was baptized >>Cynthia Crupper Calvert. I have not been able to verify that. Can you >>help? >> >> Paul Bardell >> Carmel, NY >> >> 914 276 2149 >> >> >

To those of you who are descendants of William Calvert and Elizabeth Nodding and son John and Dorcas (Collier) Calvert, would you be interested in hearing a re-hash of how we apparently do connect with the main branch of the Calverts? You may have already discussed this problem as mentioned in Mrs. Ella O-Gorman's 1940's excellent book. I am a long-time genealogist but new to the Calvert list. The theory is that our William, in fact, descends from George and Ann (Crupper) Calvert, that the latter couple did have a son, our William Calvert b 1757, (Mrs. O'Gorman's researchers do treat William Calvert but in a separate section of he book She was not aware of the apparent connection to George and Ann (Crupper) Calvert. William's grandaughter a Cynthia Crupper Calvert shows up being Christened as Cynthia CRUPPER Calvert, thus verifying that our William has to be a son of the George Calvert and Ann Crupper. (George later marries a Ms. Deatherage) I'll get the dates for the participants for you in an upcoming message should I hear feedback showing interest in this trivia. Thanks for listening, Laura Crane, central Missouri Calverts' connection. -----Original Message----- From: Barbara Calvert <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, January 02, 2000 10:51 AM Subject: [CALVERT-L] Re: CALVERT-D Digest V00 #1 Jan. 3, 2000 Re Irish Calverts In THE CALVERTS WHO WERE QUAKERS by J. Richard Buckey, he has a great deal of Irish background. He says that John Calvert lived in Lurgam, Co. Armagh. His son, Thomas b. ca 1617 d. PA. Thomas' son, John b. 1648 near Belfast d. in PA. He had been disowned. Dau. Mary Calvert b. 1687 recorded in Quaker info. Mary's bro. John b. ca 1689 in PA d. 1739 VA. There was a Robert Calvert, Get. was the only Calvert who received manorial rights in the Ulster Plantation. He could have been Lord Baltimore's bro. dimgprr. More: John Calvert b. ca1587/9----buried Drumgorr, IRE came to NO IRE 1617 having m. in Yorkshire, Eng. Buried in Friends Burial Ground, Moyraverty. THomas Calvert m. Jane Glassford. He was b. 1617, Ire. d. 1685, PA. John Calvert s/o Thomas b. near Belfast m. Judith Stamper. The will of Thomas Calvert 1617-1685 of Chester Co., PA. John Calvert & wife were not Quakers. More info. about all the families in the book. BUT It is believed that John etc. were all related in some way to Lord Baltimore. It could have been that John Calvert b. ca1587/9 was prob. another son of Leonard Calvert, father of Lord Baltimore. In his will, Geo. Calvert, 1st Lord Baltimore, mentions kindred in the "North". There could be a cousin relationship. Hope this is somewhat helpful. Barbara Calvert ==== CALVERT Mailing List ==== Please visit the surname mailing list homepage at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cbrogan/calvert.html for information on this list, it's member's pages, queries and other helpful genealogy pages.

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