Sorry it took so long to get back to you. Here is the info you requested. Katie Lenore Calvert b:14 Jan 1895 Bosworth, Carroll Co, MO d:29 OCT 1984 m:Ray Henry Taylor b: 26 OCT 1893 Skidmore, MO d: 28 May 1960 Maryville, MO Stephen E. Calvert b: 5 OCT 1863 Carroll Co. MO d: 1896 m: Laura Ann Margrave b: 10 JUL 1872 d: 5 JUN 1896 Carroll Co., MO Now the interesting thing is that the Finch Bible which is supposed to document the Calvert Line was listed as from Bosworth, MO which is where Katie was raised by her aunts. I am trying to get one of my family back in MO to give it a look. RB Taylor ----- Original Message ----- From: jragar <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, October 18, 1999 4:19 PM Subject: RE: [CALVERT-L] RC:Calverts ENG>US:MD>VA>TN>MO > I saw your line on the CALVERT-T. My husband's line I am researching is > John Calvert son of William and Elizabeth Nodding Calvert. I wonder if you > would share some data on your grandmother and great-grandfather. Like > where Katie Lenore was born and where she died and to whom she married. > Where was your great grandfather Stephen Calvert born, where did he died > and to whom did he marry. > > If you are interested in any of John's line and want to know any data let > me know. I will share what I have. > > Janis Ragar > [email protected] > > On Thursday, October 07, 1999 8:39 AM, rb taylor > [SMTP:[email protected]] wrote: > > Greetings from Oregon, > > > > I am rather new to the geneology research. > > I am trying to decide on software to use. > > Is there currently a place to download GEDCOM files or do you request > from > > individuals? > > This has been really interesting. Because of Lord Baltimore and of course > > Governor Leonard there is so much great information out there. > > Looking forward to sharing. I have the words of Nodding Calvert will. > > RB Taylor > > > > > ==== CALVERT Mailing List ==== > No copyrighted materials are permitted on this list unless by the copyright > owner themselves. > >

>Christi, > >My apologies. With you and your dad both on the mailing list since its >inception, >surely I should remember your family line. > >George George....No apologies necessary. If it weren't for Christi's reminders, I wouldn't remember our line much beyond my own father. Gary

To Gale & George and others of Interest: While reading about the Walke line and the Calvert line from a book by Rear Adm Henry Walke, called "Brief Records and Recollections of the Walke family and Relations in the United States" (Big Title":) His family goes back to the Early Lee's, Armistead's, Lawson, Moseley, Hancock, etc. He talkes about the "family" splitting and that the Family Crest ( Sir Geo. of the Virginia Company - writer and Author) was the same as his son, Lord Baltimore, except of the globe and cross on its crest. He talks about Cornelius Calvert (1) who married Mary Sanders, dau of the good Reverend. Also of Cornelius (2), a statesman, Mayor of Norfork, and one of the Orgn "Sons of Liberty", married to Eliz. Thoroughgood. Their dau Mary, married William Walke, plantation owner, and Statesman. Hope you can read this....my "spell check" is having a hard time in correting names, etc. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ M F SMITH, 6 yr Army Vet, Ret, AL, APS Genealogy.......... "http://community.webtv.net/CmbtEngrVet/JUSTAVETERAN" and "http://community.webtv.net/DerDoodler/HARRYSGAHANNA" plus opinion line "http://community.webtv.net/Airacorba/VETERANSOPINION"

I want to thank all the respondents to my inquiry for the burial site of Union soldiers who were killed in the Battle of Atlanta. I received an answer citing the FTM CD in the "Roll of Honor, Civil War Union Soldiers" buried in Marietta, GA. National Cemetery," The citing is the following: #4622, J. R. Calvert, Sgt. Co. D 46th Infantry, d.o.d. 22 July 1864, grave #343. Originally buried in the vicinity of Atlanta, GA. I included in this note what the CD showed.. I hope that it will help someone else. Thanks again. Betty ([email protected])

Answering roll call!! In my Calvert tree, I have: William Calvert (of Bedford, VA) b. 1785 d.1842 Bedford Co. VA and wife, Elizabeth (Betsye) Helm their children: John Calvert b. 1810 in Bedford Co., VA Josiah H. Calvert b. May 13, 1813 d. Nov 18, 1897 in Roanoke, Va Charles Hoyt Calvert b. March 31, 1815 d. Dec 19, 1881 in Bedford, Va Adaline Frances Calvert b. 1818 d: in Bedford, Va Harvey Pretter Calvert b. Dec 29, 1826 d. March 5, 1899 Franklin Co., Va Mary F. Calvert b. 1828 d.? Calohill Calvert b. 1835 Bedford Co., Va died Oct 28, 1862 Civil War ***If anyone has any info on these Calverts, they would like to share, I have lots more on them also and will be glad to share all info I have. Thanks. Gail Adkins

Hello again George, I meant to ask if you know the date of death of Isabella, not birth. Thanks, Gerie

George, Thank you for answering my query. Do you know the date of birth of your Isabella Calvert? My gr. grandmother was Isabella Calvert b. Grewelthorpe, Yks, Eng. who married James Metcalfe b. 1830 Kirkby Malzeard, Yks, England. They had one daughter, my grandmother, Mary Jane Metcalfe, b. 1878 Middlesbrough, Yks, Eng. Note: Your Isabella's mother's name was Mary and a sister named Jane. Coincidence or relation? I haven't been able to find Isabella and James' marriage record. I recently tried again at Middlesbrough in hopes their parents names will be on the document when I do find it. I have the GRO Index records for a few years from the Metcalfe Society on the James Metcalfe's, but haven't been able to get same on Isabella. The last time I went to LDS Library and asked about the GRO Index, no one seemed to know what I was talking about. I hope to be able to match James up to an Isabella Calvert on the index. Apparently the GRO Index is British? Keep me in mind. I will definitely keep this message from you until I find out who Isabella's parents were. Many thanks, Gerie

I have an Isabella CALVERT, Chrs Dec 31 1843 Idle WRY Dau of John CALVERT b1811 YKS and Mary VARTY b1811 YKS Siblings include William CALVERT Chrs Mar 1 1838 Idle WRY Jane CALVERT b 1840 Idle WRY John Varty CALVERT Chrs Dec 6 1842 Idle WRY Any connections? George Calvert

I saw your line on the CALVERT-T. My husband's line I am researching is John Calvert son of William and Elizabeth Nodding Calvert. I wonder if you would share some data on your grandmother and great-grandfather. Like where Katie Lenore was born and where she died and to whom she married. Where was your great grandfather Stephen Calvert born, where did he died and to whom did he marry. If you are interested in any of John's line and want to know any data let me know. I will share what I have. Janis Ragar [email protected] On Thursday, October 07, 1999 8:39 AM, rb taylor [SMTP:[email protected]] wrote: > Greetings from Oregon, > > I am rather new to the geneology research. > I am trying to decide on software to use. > Is there currently a place to download GEDCOM files or do you request from > individuals? > This has been really interesting. Because of Lord Baltimore and of course > Governor Leonard there is so much great information out there. > Looking forward to sharing. I have the words of Nodding Calvert will. > RB Taylor >

Oct. 17, 1999 Re John, Winifred (Smith) Calvert. Joan: As George said, Bill Calvert is desc. from Francis Calvert & Elizabeth Witt bro. of John Calvert m. Winifred Smith. Their father was Jacob Calvert, mother Sarah Crupper. I have no papers or info. written re John & Winifred (Smith) Calvert, and really nothing on Francis. I can tell you that Geo. Washington Calvert s/o John & Winifred m. ancestor of a relative of mine (by marriage) to my father's line, which is not Calvert. That's Hoskinson/Hoskins. Geo. W. #192 in O'Gorman. Francis Calvert #79 & John CAlvert #83 line: Jacob, John, Geo., Wm. Leonard, Lord Baltimore. #175 Robert Calvert s/o Francis and 1c children of John & Winifred (Smith) Calvert m. Sarah Stretch. They went to OH. Robert is buried in Hillsboro, High- land Co., OH. He and 4 of his sons were Dunkard ministers(Church of Brethren). Hope this is helpful. Barbara M. Calvert

Um, hehe, your listmanager might have something to say about being the closest as "I" am descended from John and Winifred Smith :) Just thought you might like to know that at least two of us (my father is also on the list) on the list descend from this line through John and Winifred's son Richard. Just thought I'd speak up! :) Christi Calvert Brogan Proud Rootsweb Donor Visit our list pages at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cbrogan Visit our personal homepage at http://users.idworld.net/brogan -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, October 16, 1999 11:38 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [CALVERT-L] O'Gorman Book Joan, The John Calvert who married Winifred Smith was a cousin of my 4th greatgrandfather, Rueben Calvert. Barbara Calvert's husband, Bill Calvert, is probably your closest relative on the mailing list. Bill descends from John's older brother, Francis Calvert (If memory serves me correctly, if not Barbara can correct this). This branch of the Pr. William Calverts has the distinction of everybody migrating to Ohio, while the rest of the family stayed in the South.

Hello Joan, Would you happen to have any Isabella Calvert's in your line? My gr. grandmother was Isabella Calvert of Grewelthorpe, Yks, England. She married James Metcalfe sometime before 1878. They lived in Middlesbrough, Yks. Can't find the marriage record to see who Isabella's parents were. Thank you for taking the time to read this note. Good luck on your research. Gerie

George, I tried to send this to you directly but it bounced back as undeliverable. Thank you for telling me about the inventory for the estate of John CALVERT on Oct. 14, 1812. Are you in the John & Winifred line? If you are, have you ever seen any deeds that were attributed to John or Winifred? I was wondering if you have a copy of the actual Inventory or possibly any deeds? If you do I would truly appreciate copies of either. Of course I would reimburse you for the copies and the postage. I will send my address if you have anything but I'll need to know how to reach you by email. If so you can email me and let me know how much to send you and your address. If not I appreciate your taking the time to read my email. Thank you for any help you can provide. Joan Handtke [email protected]

For those researching Spencer Calvert's descendants Pertilla Gibbs Calvert was born 13 Sept.,1865 in Calvert City,Marshall Co.,Ky the SON of Willis F. and Mary L.(Gibbs) Calvert. He married Gertrude Davis, 3 Dec,1890 at Paducah, McCracken Co.,Ky. Gertrude Davis the dau. of William Riley and Mary(Brown)Davis was b. 4 Aug.,1886 Anna, Union Co,ILL. They had 1 child Mary Albreta Calvert b. 1896 Pertilla died 14 March ,1938 Peggy Gilkey

Sorry, I meant that he "was a signer" etc, not a singer. (maybe he could sing, I don't know). mfs ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ M F SMITH, 6 yr Army Vet, Ret, AL, APS Genealogy.......... "http://community.webtv.net/CmbtEngrVet/JUSTAVETERAN" and "http://community.webtv.net/DerDoodler/HARRYSGAHANNA" plus opinion line "http://community.webtv.net/Airacorba/VETERANSOPINION"

Cornelius Calvert, Norfork, Merchant, came from England before 1700. =m= Mary Sanders, dau of the Rev Sanders. Cornelius Calvert, Norfork, son of; Statesman, Mayor, Patriot, and a singer of the Virginia Papers ref "Sons of Liberty". B 26-09-1725 D c1804 =m= Elizabeth Thorowgood, dau of John & Elizabeth Mason. Mary Calvert, Norfork & PAC, dau of; married to William Walke on 21-12-1782 and died 1798 at the "Ferry" Plantation. Their Son, Anthony Walke b c1783 at the "Ferry", became a Congressman, Senator, Statesman and envoy of Thomas Jefferson. I am short on info on the first Cornelius prior to his move to Virginia. O'Goman stops short of that info. Most info fr Norfork Cnty Will Abstracts, and from book, Families of Lower Norfork and Princess Anne Counties, and a incomplete tree in a old family Bible. Note; Thorowgood aka Thoroughgood. More info on this lineage on web site below named: Just a Veteran. A Very Short But Noble Calvert Line! Thank you, M Frederic Smith, aka, Hay you! ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ M F SMITH, 6 yr Army Vet, Ret, AL, APS Genealogy.......... "http://community.webtv.net/CmbtEngrVet/JUSTAVETERAN" and "http://community.webtv.net/DerDoodler/HARRYSGAHANNA" plus opinion line "http://community.webtv.net/Airacorba/VETERANSOPINION"

Hi I'm researching the Calvert family from Lincolnshire, England mainly from Owmby and Lincoln itself. I'd love to know if anyone out there is researching the same line. My Great Grandfather was John Henry Calvert and was born in the Lincoln Workhouse to Mary Ann Calvert (father unknown), I'm not sure what became of Mary Ann but John Henry lived with his Grandfather John and Johns second wife Mary Ann (nee Roberts). While John Henry was young he worked in the fields as a bird scarer but in later life he taught himself to read and write and read sermons at the local methodist church in Lincoln. As I have said John Henrys grandfather was John Calvert of Owmby , his grandmother was Elizabeth Driffill/Driffield Johns first wife. Johns parents were William and Elizabeth Calvert and Elizabeths parents were Thomas Driffill/Driffield and Sarah. Hope somebody out there is connected! Thanks for reading Sarah -----Original Message----- From: Mike and Christi Brogan <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: 06 October 1999 16:46 Subject: [CALVERT-L] From the list admin: Roll Call & other information (PLEASE READ) >Hi folks, > >Well, I've been out of circulation for a bit now, and finally am at a point >where I am beginning to catch up, so I thought I'd post to the list with a >few items. For your information, there are currently 186 total subscribers. >For such a large number, we sure are quiet! > >The first item I'd like to post is about a roll call. Now, I know many of >you have strong opinions on the subject, but as this list is a relativly >quiet one, I have decided that I would like to call for a Calvert roll call. >This helps me, as a list admin, to know where most of our research lies. >That way when someone contacts me about whether there are any researchers >for "x-calvert in x place" I can answer truthfully rather than just saying >"well, why don't you join and see" (which, of course, I do anyway :) ) >Also, it helps those who haven't "made the connection" to make one if there >are others on the same line. In order to be fair though to those who prefer >not to read "roll call" messages, I ask that when you post you put "RC:" or >"Roll Call:" in the subject line along with the states/countries of your >Calverts. Those who aren't interested in the posts can delete them or can >only read those with like states/countries. For example, my roll call entry >will have the subject line of "RC: Calverts from ENG>US:MD>VA>WV>OH" that >way, anyone who is interested in Ohio, Maryland, Virginia or West Virginia >Calverts can take a look at my email by just seeing in the subject that >there might be a connection. > >Second order of business is about the list rules. I will be sending (after >this message) my standard "rule list" and hope everyone will read it. It is >not a lot, but helps the list to run more smoothly. Any questions or >problems with the list rules, please address me privately and not on the >list. Thanks! > >Third, about the list website. I know, I know, it hasn't been updated in so >long, but that is about to change... So, if anyone has additions to the >links list, to the queries, or to the information contained on the page, >please let me know as soon as possible so that I can get it changed. The >site address is http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cbrogan/calvert.html Oh, and >btw, if you get a "runtime" error when accessing the site, just ignore it as >that is one of the issues I'm currently working on. I am considering adding >a java based chat room on a separate page for those interested. If this is >something you (as a researcher) would like, let me know and I'll see what I >can do. Meanwhile, thanks to all of you for making this such a great (abeit >quiet) list! > >Christi Calvert Brogan >Proud Rootsweb Donor >Visit our list pages at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cbrogan >Visit our personal homepage at http://users.idworld.net/brogan > > >==== CALVERT Mailing List ==== >No copyrighted materials are permitted on this list unless by the copyright >owner themselves. > > >

Oct. 12, 1999 Vicki e-mail for Juanita Hi----Vicki's e-mail: [email protected] How are you? Hope things going well. General question: I did answer a question re OH Calverts (some of them). Hope that came thru. And I do have a connection with Glasscock and Jackson & Foxworthy. Will send chart if anyone is interested. Barbara M. Calvert

I am trying to find earlier Calverts that my grandmother always claimed descended from Lord Baltimore. I have the following information: John Calvert b. June 07, 1812 Newport, Rhode Island d. February 06, 1845, Cincinnati, Ohio. Married Mehitabel Thurston, no dates John Calvert b. June 07, 1812 d. Feb. 06, 1845, Cincinnati, Ohio. Married Sarah Reese bef 1835. b. April 12, 1812 in Philadelphia, Ohio, d. November 06, 1844 Cincinnati, Ohio. William H. Calvert b. February 01, 1835 Mobile, Alabama d. May 01, 1918 in Indianapolis, IN. Married Mary Elizabeth Lakin b. March 18, 1843 in Illinois and died December 15, 1918. Indianapolis, IN. Carrie Belle Calvert b. June 27, 1867, Plainfield, IN. d. Indianapolis, IN, married James Richard Brandon in Plainfield IN. b. February 01, 1859 in Greencastle, IN, died abt 1906 in St. Louis, Missouri. John Cecil Brandon, b. October 27, 1891, Indianapolis, IN. d. November 15, 1945, Wichita, KS. m. Gertrude Carpenter, August 11, 1918. Gertrude May Carpenter b. May 05, 1891, Richland NE. d. July 02, 1975 in Clarinda, Iowa. - ------------------------------------ Note: Second son of John T. Calvert (R.I.) was John Calvert, b. Abt. April 1840 and died July 22, 1864 at the Battle of Atlanta. I would appreciate a connection with anyone researching on any of the above families. Betty

Sorry I gave you the wrong site number on the census records. I guess I typed down the page I was on. Try this: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/4320/ Click on to CENSUS. Enjoy! NOTE: You may have to keep clicking off the black Geocities advertisement. It won't hurt the census site though; it is directly under the ad. Sincerely, Gerie