This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Calvert Cain Lemasters Pruitt Ewing Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WQH.2ACEB/990.1.1 Message Board Post: hi, West Virginia.Keep in mind that (W)VA was formed out of VA counties and a lot of ajdoining counties in PA are related to the Calvert migration west. Part of my line ended up in OH and PA from VA and (counties which became part of West VA). But it sounds like you know your Calvert was in OH and perhaps this is where you should research his family line if you are looking for an ancestor of Dr. Calvert.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Calvert, Leek, Schmidt, Martin, Nelson, Jones, WIlliams Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WQH.2ACEB/990.1 Message Board Post: David, what state are these counties in you have mentioned? My GGrandfather, Dr. William Marion Calvert was born 28 Mar 1832 Belmont Co., OH. He died in Kansas 6 Feb 1921 at age 88. William was married twice, Minerva WIlliams had 4 children and Caroline Melessa Martin they had 2 daughters.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Calvert Lemasters Cain Pruitt Pyles Ewing Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WQH.2ACEB/990 Message Board Post: someone was looking for information on a Dr. Calvert. can't recall the first name given but in my searches another family researcher noted the following: Samuel Wiley's History of Monongalia mentions a Dr. Calvert as a physician in the Clay District at the time of his writing which was circa 1883. Apparently the Clay District abuts Greene Co., possibly by Perry Twp. regards, David Bell

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Ledgard, Calvert Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WQH.2ACEB/989 Message Board Post: Karen, Ronnie Clifford's, James & Samual are not the Leeds Ledgards, or Calvert related.I did however come across something that might give you loads of info. on that particular family. the info. can be found on this site, under - 'Ancestors of Andrew Talbot Hopkinson'. Hope that this is helpful to you. Cheers Pam

Ken Coleman

I didn't answer your question. Sorry. I do not have anything more on Isaac but would love to find out more about all of these guys. Cathy ----- Original Message ----- From: "James Calvert" <j.calvert@attbi.com> To: <CALVERT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 17, 2003 2:23 PM Subject: Re: [CALVERT] Brick wall Calvert WVA PA VA OH MD Isaac and Ezekiel Calvert(two possible lines to john or george). > Cathy. > > Did Issac have a brother William and another brother John? > > Jim > > At 10:00 AM 2/17/2003 -0500, you wrote: > >Calvert and Ewing are good Maryland names. I am looking for a Thomas > >Calvert who was NOT connected to the famous Baltimore Calverts. My Thomas > >Calvert lived in Cecil Co, MD before 1800 and had a daughter Sarah who > >married in 1823 John Cooling. They were very close to Chester Co, PA line > >so I hunt in both counties. Ewing is definitely a Cecil Co name and I > >suggest you put a query on the Cecil Co mail list or write to the historical > >society there. There is a John Ewing who married there in 1818. Amos and > >Robert in 1784. Robert Calvert in 1784. John and Thomas Calvert in1822. > > > >My pastor just told me that he had early Lemasters there. What do you have > >on them? > > > >I have Isaac Calvert who put in a bill for damages in Rev War. He was of > >East Marlborough, Chester Co. Isaac Calvert b c1750, s/o Thomas and Sarah > >(Williamson) had brother Thomas whose will 9 Aug 1781 Chester Co mentions > >Isaac's son Robert. > > > >Ewing, James of Oxford, Chester co, will 1785, > >Ewing, James m Jennet Scott bef 1829, d/o Alexander of Little Britain, > >Lancaster Co Wills > >Ewing, William, testator for Jean Scott, widow of Abraham, 1789, Cecil Co > >Wills. > > > >Cathy > > > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: <daipdq@ev1.net> > >To: <CALVERT-L@rootsweb.com> > >Sent: Sunday, February 16, 2003 3:02 PM > >Subject: [CALVERT] Brick wall Calvert WVA PA VA OH MD Isaac and Ezekiel > >Calvert(two possible lines to john or george). > > > > > >> This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > >> > >> Surnames: calvert ewing lemasters clare bullitt bullock pruitt dulaney > >carney miller > >> Classification: Query > >> > >> Message Board URL: > >> > >> http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WQH.2ACEB/981 > >> > >> Message Board Post: > >> > >> I have run into a brick wall. I am trying to find primary and secondary > >references to Isaac calvert b1735 Ezekiel b1755 > >> and Thomas b1784. I have thomas marriage and issue > >> anna ewing. > >> The ewing name is the middle name of my great grandfather John Ewing b > >1856. > >> > >> Supposedly there are varying dates for isaac ezekiel and thomas. I think > >there is a mixing of lines in PA/OH and maybe the source state either VA or > >MD or both. If anyone can help sort out the confusion it would be > >appreciated. I have census records for ezekiel thomas whitely twp greene co > >1810. a census record also for an isaac 1810. they appear to all be brothers > >or a related line. all are 26-25. I searched all of the wva county > >cemeteries searching for info. I think Isaac b somewhere around 1750 or > >before ended up in Oh. my grandfather, son of John Ewing was in OH before > >migrating to Mo. Arthur Clay b 1876 silver hill wetzel co wva. > >> > >> some of the mixup is because of various mistakes and mis-attrributions of > >names and associations. For example: > >> > >> Isaac b 1735 m fanny bullitt(another shows him b 1742/49 > >> m frances bullock and goes back to Joshua > >> and deborah harlan via John not George. > >> thomas b 1784(supposedly) m anna Ewing Another line has b1769 from > >the Joshua line but shows anna ewing > >> the spouse. > >> issue > >> thomas C(clare) b 1803 m elizabeth johnson (my line) > >> hugh Ewing b 1805 m a miller and had issue > >> resin(rezin) which is similar to another line of a thomas > >> whose son robert had a rezin or reason who > >> died in cass co. mo. > >> > >> I have a reference in a book provided by another researcher > >> that this line is from cecilius(2) b c 1700. Dulany-Furlong and Kindred > >Families. This, used as a model to what my family records show is correct at > >least to ezekiel and perhaps an isaac. Supposedly the isaac was a res(z)in > >but not either born circa 1790 or 1825-30. I cannot discern from any factual > >> record that one resin is the same as another but this appears to me to be > >a mixing up of GEDs and no factual information, primary, secondary etc. > >> > >> At one point in time there was a calvert genealogist who had a research > >firm titled Time Travelers in wva. I have called family members in wva to > >talk about what they know. Unfortunately, they are of the generation which > >does not have > >> direct knowledge, only hertiage, the family bibles etc. The generation > >which preceded it, born before 1900 is now gone and though i and my mother > >had met many back in wva and exchanged letters, i no longer can access their > >more direct memory. I have been in wetzel and mother researched Greene co. > >pa. I know that thomas C was on Monanagalia co > >> and since that is such a mixed up mess i don't know where to search for > >records. > >> suffice to say, these calverts were in greene co pa and wetzel,tyler, > >marshall monangalia co wva(regardless of state). > >> > >> I have census records, w of 1812 records, hardestys, land deeds etc for > >either thomas b1784 or his grandson Albert gallatin(and from there I have > >primary sources--he was b1830 and it documents his father b1803 and his > >grandfather thomas for which we have no documentation at all except my > >research, hardesty's reference and other notes/secondary sources which are > >not verified). > >> > >> Is there anyone that can add anything on this line? > >> > >> I would be eternally grateful. > >> thanks > >> David bell > >> > >> > >> ==== CALVERT Mailing List ==== > >> Please do not send spam warnings, chain letters, attachments and/or html > >or rich text formatted email to the list. If in questions, please address > >the listowner at calvert-admin@rootsweb.com > >> > >> > >> > > > > > > > >==== CALVERT Mailing List ==== > >No copyrighted materials are permitted on this list unless by the copyright > >owner themselves. > > > ==== CALVERT Mailing List ==== > All messages posted to this mailing list are the property of their writers. Please obtain permission from all parties before forwarding or publishing any message from this list. > >

Frank, If you can go to George Town? Do you mind me asking where you live? E-mail me directly. I think we live a lot closer to each other than I thought. Thanks, Joyce

Cathy, hi-- here is what I have on hardcopy and I am awaiting documentation from a distant cousin. her mother and mine were doing joint research in the 80s and 90s. Kathleen Lemasters is now deceased but her daughter and I have been sort of tracking, jointly, several different lines including the morely Cain Calvert dulany and others. Abraham b 1639 in france m eliz (Lemaistre was the name). Ricahrd b 1670 in md m. martha dennis Richard 1st of richard b 1691 m Martha Kerrick of hug kerrick (hugh in both the calvert and lemasters line. isaac b 1728 m ann lnu abt 1749 p in md. thomas lemasters sr b 1750 in charles or frederick co md d in tyler wv thomas jr. b 1793 and d knob for wetzel wva m elizabeth gill isaac of thomas b may of 1818 monroe co va d wetzel m Christina criss b of moses and charity martha, Married my great grandfather, John Ewing Calvert b 1856 martha b 1855 wetzel and died in OK. I have much more and I know this is a 1992 hardcopy but why not give my email and phone # to your pastor and have him contact me for what he is looking for. My family went to Wetzel and visited Sarah Taylor who was a Lemasters in 1969 or 70 and Mom and dad went back 3 or 4 times so there is quite a bit of correlation between my line of calverts and the Lemasters. Families moved and jointly associated across time. I believe firmly from both family lines that both families are out of md but VA seems to be the intervening co and some PA. Some arrived at VA counties that became WVA from both lines. Associated families in the 1800s and before are: Cain Calvert Lemasters Pruitt Dulan(e)y Furlong Ewing Clare and others. barbara Joseph is of this line and she is the daughter of Kathleen, my mother's cousin re: Lemasters side. She and I are working somewhat jointly on much of this material. what i have is certainly updated quite a bit since i received this copy from mother. I am sure I can point your pastor at the right people. even barbara. We are seeking a relative that has the Calvert family role or scroll know to be existant in the 30s and was rumored to have passed from my grandfather to james who died and passed it to carl who died and we don't know where it went. Supposedly this document ties the family line to the appropriate calvert line. carl was a fraid to touch it as it was a crumbly document in a tube and mother recalls seeing it before it passed to james in my grandfathers trunk at either big cabin or wild horse ok. this document is what i wish to follow if i can find out who has it. otherwise, i do one step at a time. You should probably seek lemasters in Prince William Co VA and Cecil Md as well as Pa and WVA. hope this helps....... regards, dai David Bell daipdq@ev1.net h281/255-9502 w888/887-2667 x1208 ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: "Cathy Berger" <o2bab@bedford.net> Reply-To: CALVERT-L@rootsweb.com Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2003 08:53:44 -0500 I've been following your mentions of LeMaster even though my own interest is in Calverts of PA. But my pastor has LeMaster of MD in his family and has asked me to keep an eye out for them, since I usually am working in MD. Could you give me some suggestions to give him. I don't even know any name to give you but know he said before 1800 and that they were probably French. Cathy ----- Original Message ----- From: <dairkba@yahoo.com> To: <CALVERT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 6:46 PM Subject: [CALVERT] Isaac Calvert 1735-1829 sarah hannah "harrison"? > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: calvert ewing lemasters clare bullitt bullock pruitt dulaney carney miller lee debolt harrison bealles cooksey fairfax > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WQH.2ACEB/973.3 > > Message Board Post: > > Dean > > I have been thinking about this problem I am trying to solve in my line and you yours. > > The story is that the Lee's of VA are tied to my family which is true if you go to Lady Charlotte and follow the various lines. > And it is true that I have a reference for isaac, b1735 in a book (albeit with no proof) that Isaac was the father of > at least Ezekiel and my Thomas (probable C.) b 1769 or later. > > You show Thos. m anna Ewing as do I. From him, I have the descendency at least documented somewhat. Thomas was > documented as commissioned by Harrison, w of 1812 and > tippecanoe. That is Hardesty's p203 under the Albert Gallatin > bio which documents Thomas C b 1803, (my thomas Clare). > He also had a son or daughter named clare and the clare name comes from the VA calverts. > > If common associations have it, then military families tend to associate and that would make the lee's, Harrisons and possibly Johnsons associated from VA. > I have Rhoda Debolt marrying bro. of thomas 1769 possibly in the rev war along with others. you have isaac at brandywine > but is the isaac b 1735? or the isaac, possible brother of thos. and ezek. b later and shown in the greene co. census > of 1810 along with thos, ezek....... > > rhoda debolts parents were in PA and married there. It is quite possible they were from VA before PA. I do not think this line is from the Quaker line though I have investigated that also and have been viewing the various Gen's and records as if it were true. > > don't take this wrong but my family tradition and that of the Lemasters line is proven to have come out of MD to VA to WVA and PA but not from John the supposed brother of George or thomas or Joshua Harlan. I have no stake in this > related to Nicklin or wealth, I would just like to solve the problem. My mother's middle name is lee. My great grandfather was john ewing calvert. his father Albert gallatin and his father Thomas C who had a brother Hugh Ewing Calvert. > > Both families calvert and lemasters indicate they migrated from MD to counties that became part of WVA or PA and that is a mess in itself. > > You indicated that you were going to greene co pa this spring > and if you would, keep in mind my comments. I probably will go to wetzel some time this year to reacquaint and search things out, take photos and dig family brains. > > It would be good if you would keep an eye out for what I am seeking. I have merged your .ged to a file for me as a record so when I go to WVA I will then go to VA and take a peak at > Prince William Co (Stafford). the fact that record has been found of ezekiel zeal john george and one more in the VA third reg. rev war is significant i think. the msg will have the various associated family names that i know of. unfortunately, i truly believe now that this line of my ancestors gets into trouble with the calvert alias harrisons but one way or another i would like to address this as best i can in research. > > Note that a rhoda debolt is hoh in OH with no hoh for ezekiel so it could be that he died in Pa or oh before the 1810 census. > > another researcher thought to keep an eye out for bealle(s) > of vareious spellings which means Fairfax and other associated family names. I hope this is solid thinking for where to look anyway. > > David > > > ==== CALVERT Mailing List ==== > Any list problems or questions can be sent to the listowner, Christi Calvert Brogan at calvert-admin@rootsweb.com > > ==== CALVERT Mailing List ==== Any list problems or questions can be sent to the listowner, Christi Calvert Brogan at calvert-admin@rootsweb.com -- we are the ties that bind -- eternities soul worn pocket picked. In each generation, a scribe is called upon to breathe life into all who have gone before us. ---author unknown --

hi Joanne, I probably should have clarified that statement to provide two reference points one to Lady CHarlotte and the other to Robert E. Lee. I also show BL and Charlotte with 7 children and will check where I got that. I am clear that the ancestry as shown by the reference that I have has errors in it, not just errors in the Calvert appendix for my line. But the way the author presents it is using mostly Nicklin stuff so it is unverified by me until I get there. But this tree is what got me more for Thomas and his son Thomas C by knowing where to look. The general thread is tenuous at best as it is because directly in the ancestry is Cecilius(2) but then of course Benedict Leonard. There are indications that this could really have been part of the Alias Harrison mess--I haven't ruled it out. all I can say is starting with Thomas I have documents, references in books family records and Census data. Starting with Thomas C, add Court Records, Land Deeds and Starting with Albert, records, death obits, marriage licenses, cemetery locations, land deeds and so on. Working backwards from Thomas C. So, I am working backwards from Thomas C. Gathering data, records and sources and working on finding THomas and his father Isaac right now. But that is a large step from what I knew in December. Isaac b1735 m Frances "fanny" Bullitt or possibly Bullock boulet boylett my Thomas(1) b1769-84? m Anna Ewing (have some records onward Thomas C b1803 m 1820 (Clare) m Elizabeth Johnson Albert Gallatin b 1830 m Mary A "Polly" Cain John Ewing b1856 m Martha Lemasters Arthur Clay b1876 m (3 or 4) Amanda Sylvesta Rose Arthur, my grandfather. dai

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Calvert, Lee Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WQH.2ACEB/987.1 Message Board Post: I don't think that there is a connection between Benedict Leonard Calvert's wife, Lady Charlotte Lee and your Lees. Lady Charlotte Lee was the eldest daughter of Edward Henry Lee, first Earl of Litchfield. She was the granddaughter of King Charles II, her mother being Lady Charlotte Fitzroy, the daughter of King Chalres and Barbara, Duchess of Cleveland. Benedict Leonard and Charlotte had 6 children, the oldest being Charles the fifth Lord Baltimore. Perhaps, your Lees are related to the Virginia Lees. Happy Hunting

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Calvert Ewing Clare Lemasters Cain Pruitt Pyles Lee Cain Dulaney Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WQH.2ACEB/987 Message Board Post: hi I saw on the message list two posts related to mine were were on this board one from Jim and one from Cathy and I thought to respond. I wasn't on the list until today. If either of you have reason to believe your Thomas relates to mine that this thomas relates to what you know, then please advise. The reason that I suspect the Harrison Lee connection of families is because of the information about Harrison commissioning Thomas(something which was done with associated families). The Lee connection and Henry connection is possible if my ancestry goes back to Benedict Leonard and Lady Charlotte. My mother's middle name is Lee. Just speculations. Anything I post beyond my Thomas(1) is conjecture or with the barest of references so I don't know. Nor do I know where he originated. He appeared and disappear from Greene co. 1810. So sometime as he attained majority, he had m and moved there from? He would have been too young to have fought in the Rev War but may have had elder siblings who did. I speculate that two of thomas's siblings are Ezekiel and Isaac and I believe he had a sister Mary. This Ezekiel would have been brother to Thomas and older and he m Rhoda Debolt I believe. I found Rhoda as hoh in OH Census 1820. and it would appear that this Ezekiel in the 1810 census is of the correct age for that so he died btw 1810 and 20 most likely in OH. 1. I do not have siblings or any clue to Isaac except in the one reference which may have been an ezekiel and a Mary. 2. I will begin looking at Cecil Co. thanks for that information. The Thomas C. of my line b1803 m elizabeth Johnson b 1808. 3. Another researcher uncovered the following Calverts from the rev war 3rd VA regiment; Zeal, Ezekiel George and John and Reuben Calvert. I don't think it showed Isaac. But according to family records Isaac supposedly fought at the battle of Brandywine so that looks promising. 4. I have looked closely at the Thomas and Sarah line and would like to associate my research to it if it is true. My reference shows Isaac b 1735. m Frances Bullitt. Another researcher shows he married Frances Bullock. I have no indication of that yet as being true but nor can I verify the Isaac either. I do know: Thomas was the greatgrandfather of Albert Gallatin, received a commission from Harrison and was w of 1812 ft. Meigs and Tippecanoe. This is documented in Hardesty's bio of Albert who was a state legislator in WVA in the 1870s if I recall correctly. 5.In response to the Ewing line, i know little or nothing at all. i do have a pretty complete Lemasters line from a relative who is also researching both Calverts and Lemasters so if you need information on this it is pretty complete back to lemaistre in France. I don't have the documentation on this line however but I have asked my distant relative for as much information (primary and secondary records) and sources that I can get. 6. I do think that my Thomas Calvert b 1769 or 1784 depending upon the source, married Anna Ewing. I have him and an Ezekiel and an Isaac in the greene co whitely twp PA of 1810 census. Family records clearly indicate the marriage to Anna Ewing. The offspring that I know for sure are: Thomas and Anna (there may be more than I list): Thomas C b 1803 m Elizabeth Johnson Hugh Ewing Calvert b1805 m Sarah Ann Miller Mary Ann Calvert b? m? She may have been 2nd & I think somewhere I have her husbands name. Susanna Clare Matilda John an infant who died at birth. I do not know anything about most of the above issue though I have not researched it. I have photos on-line of Hugh Ewing and Sarah Ann Miller's tombestones btw. 7. lastly, My John Ewing Calvert was born in 1856 who married Martha Lemasters. As I noted, I have pretty complete information on this line. My mother is the only living Calvert of our line who can remember Martha. John died of cancer in 1906 and Martha at a Tulsa OK hospital in 1927. My grandfather went back to Wetzel Co and moved Martha to Big heart OK where my mother was born and was about 5 years old when Martha died. I have photos of Martha including one where she is holding a child in front of a school in wetzel co circa 1883. Wiley Lemasters wrote a letter in 1966 talking about family history and in this letter states that both my Calvert Line and his Lemasters line were neighbors in MD.

I've been following your mentions of LeMaster even though my own interest is in Calverts of PA. But my pastor has LeMaster of MD in his family and has asked me to keep an eye out for them, since I usually am working in MD. Could you give me some suggestions to give him. I don't even know any name to give you but know he said before 1800 and that they were probably French. Cathy ----- Original Message ----- From: <dairkba@yahoo.com> To: <CALVERT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 6:46 PM Subject: [CALVERT] Isaac Calvert 1735-1829 sarah hannah "harrison"? > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: calvert ewing lemasters clare bullitt bullock pruitt dulaney carney miller lee debolt harrison bealles cooksey fairfax > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WQH.2ACEB/973.3 > > Message Board Post: > > Dean > > I have been thinking about this problem I am trying to solve in my line and you yours. > > The story is that the Lee's of VA are tied to my family which is true if you go to Lady Charlotte and follow the various lines. > And it is true that I have a reference for isaac, b1735 in a book (albeit with no proof) that Isaac was the father of > at least Ezekiel and my Thomas (probable C.) b 1769 or later. > > You show Thos. m anna Ewing as do I. From him, I have the descendency at least documented somewhat. Thomas was > documented as commissioned by Harrison, w of 1812 and > tippecanoe. That is Hardesty's p203 under the Albert Gallatin > bio which documents Thomas C b 1803, (my thomas Clare). > He also had a son or daughter named clare and the clare name comes from the VA calverts. > > If common associations have it, then military families tend to associate and that would make the lee's, Harrisons and possibly Johnsons associated from VA. > I have Rhoda Debolt marrying bro. of thomas 1769 possibly in the rev war along with others. you have isaac at brandywine > but is the isaac b 1735? or the isaac, possible brother of thos. and ezek. b later and shown in the greene co. census > of 1810 along with thos, ezek....... > > rhoda debolts parents were in PA and married there. It is quite possible they were from VA before PA. I do not think this line is from the Quaker line though I have investigated that also and have been viewing the various Gen's and records as if it were true. > > don't take this wrong but my family tradition and that of the Lemasters line is proven to have come out of MD to VA to WVA and PA but not from John the supposed brother of George or thomas or Joshua Harlan. I have no stake in this > related to Nicklin or wealth, I would just like to solve the problem. My mother's middle name is lee. My great grandfather was john ewing calvert. his father Albert gallatin and his father Thomas C who had a brother Hugh Ewing Calvert. > > Both families calvert and lemasters indicate they migrated from MD to counties that became part of WVA or PA and that is a mess in itself. > > You indicated that you were going to greene co pa this spring > and if you would, keep in mind my comments. I probably will go to wetzel some time this year to reacquaint and search things out, take photos and dig family brains. > > It would be good if you would keep an eye out for what I am seeking. I have merged your .ged to a file for me as a record so when I go to WVA I will then go to VA and take a peak at > Prince William Co (Stafford). the fact that record has been found of ezekiel zeal john george and one more in the VA third reg. rev war is significant i think. the msg will have the various associated family names that i know of. unfortunately, i truly believe now that this line of my ancestors gets into trouble with the calvert alias harrisons but one way or another i would like to address this as best i can in research. > > Note that a rhoda debolt is hoh in OH with no hoh for ezekiel so it could be that he died in Pa or oh before the 1810 census. > > another researcher thought to keep an eye out for bealle(s) > of vareious spellings which means Fairfax and other associated family names. I hope this is solid thinking for where to look anyway. > > David > > > ==== CALVERT Mailing List ==== > Any list problems or questions can be sent to the listowner, Christi Calvert Brogan at calvert-admin@rootsweb.com > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: calvert ewing lemasters clare bullitt bullock pruitt dulaney carney miller lee debolt harrison bealles cooksey fairfax Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WQH.2ACEB/973.3 Message Board Post: Dean I have been thinking about this problem I am trying to solve in my line and you yours. The story is that the Lee's of VA are tied to my family which is true if you go to Lady Charlotte and follow the various lines. And it is true that I have a reference for isaac, b1735 in a book (albeit with no proof) that Isaac was the father of at least Ezekiel and my Thomas (probable C.) b 1769 or later. You show Thos. m anna Ewing as do I. From him, I have the descendency at least documented somewhat. Thomas was documented as commissioned by Harrison, w of 1812 and tippecanoe. That is Hardesty's p203 under the Albert Gallatin bio which documents Thomas C b 1803, (my thomas Clare). He also had a son or daughter named clare and the clare name comes from the VA calverts. If common associations have it, then military families tend to associate and that would make the lee's, Harrisons and possibly Johnsons associated from VA. I have Rhoda Debolt marrying bro. of thomas 1769 possibly in the rev war along with others. you have isaac at brandywine but is the isaac b 1735? or the isaac, possible brother of thos. and ezek. b later and shown in the greene co. census of 1810 along with thos, ezek....... rhoda debolts parents were in PA and married there. It is quite possible they were from VA before PA. I do not think this line is from the Quaker line though I have investigated that also and have been viewing the various Gen's and records as if it were true. don't take this wrong but my family tradition and that of the Lemasters line is proven to have come out of MD to VA to WVA and PA but not from John the supposed brother of George or thomas or Joshua Harlan. I have no stake in this related to Nicklin or wealth, I would just like to solve the problem. My mother's middle name is lee. My great grandfather was john ewing calvert. his father Albert gallatin and his father Thomas C who had a brother Hugh Ewing Calvert. Both families calvert and lemasters indicate they migrated from MD to counties that became part of WVA or PA and that is a mess in itself. You indicated that you were going to greene co pa this spring and if you would, keep in mind my comments. I probably will go to wetzel some time this year to reacquaint and search things out, take photos and dig family brains. It would be good if you would keep an eye out for what I am seeking. I have merged your .ged to a file for me as a record so when I go to WVA I will then go to VA and take a peak at Prince William Co (Stafford). the fact that record has been found of ezekiel zeal john george and one more in the VA third reg. rev war is significant i think. the msg will have the various associated family names that i know of. unfortunately, i truly believe now that this line of my ancestors gets into trouble with the calvert alias harrisons but one way or another i would like to address this as best i can in research. Note that a rhoda debolt is hoh in OH with no hoh for ezekiel so it could be that he died in Pa or oh before the 1810 census. another researcher thought to keep an eye out for bealle(s) of vareious spellings which means Fairfax and other associated family names. I hope this is solid thinking for where to look anyway. David

I had these in my file: 1779 Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, Vol 32, Aug 1994, Number 3, p. 194. Prince William County Rent Rolls 1779. Calvert, Jesse 159 Acres 5 pence. 1803 Prince William Will Book H-508, Appraisal of Jesse Calvert estate. Jan 5, 1803. the estate of Jesse Calvert, dec'd., appraised by James Howison, Alexander Howison and Obed Calvert, Jr. Karen Carty St. Louis ----- Original Message ----- From: <dairkba@yahoo.com> To: <CALVERT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 25, 2003 2:01 PM Subject: [CALVERT] Jesse Calvert Reference - Prince William Co VA Wills FYI > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Calvert > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WQH.2ACEB/986 > > Message Board Post: > > I can't recall at the moment but someone was looking for > a Jesse Calvert in VA/PA or? but about the time of this mention in a will. I found this In my searches for my line, found > Jesse mentioned in a Prince William Co VA Will, > excerpt: > > MICHAEL LYNN'S WILL > Prince William Co., Virginia > Will Book I, page 360 > Will dated 27 April 1805; Probate date 7 Dec, 1807 > > Item I give to my beloved son Mosses Lynn one > hundred acres of land where Jesse Calvert formerly lived on > > http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/princewilliam/wills/lynnwill.txt > David > > > > ==== CALVERT Mailing List ==== > Please visit the surname mailing list homepage at: http://jadis.darktech.org/genealogy/calvert for information on this list, it's member's pages, queries and other helpful genealogy pages. >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Calvert Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/WQH.2ACEB/986 Message Board Post: I can't recall at the moment but someone was looking for a Jesse Calvert in VA/PA or? but about the time of this mention in a will. I found this In my searches for my line, found Jesse mentioned in a Prince William Co VA Will, excerpt: MICHAEL LYNN'S WILL Prince William Co., Virginia Will Book I, page 360 Will dated 27 April 1805; Probate date 7 Dec, 1807 Item I give to my beloved son Mosses Lynn one hundred acres of land where Jesse Calvert formerly lived on http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/va/princewilliam/wills/lynnwill.txt David

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Calvert/Mulder/Adams Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WQH.2ACEB/870.1 Message Board Post: Hi Joyce, I too am looking for info on the Calvert's from the Scott county area of Ky. My gmother's maiden name was Calvert, are your Calverts native American or mixed with Cherokee as there were a lot of Cherokee in and around that area. Please email me if you have any info that would help me in my search and I will do the same also I can go to Georgetown Ky and search cemetaries and other sources. Thanks, Frank Mulder

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WQH.2ACEB/985.1.1.1 Message Board Post: What's the proof that John was George's brother?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Calvert Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WQH.2ACEB/985.1.1 Message Board Post: Joanne..........Yes, I have noticed you have a familiar name as I have read some of your messages. I also took notice since my Mother's maiden name was Calvert. To answer your question about John the brother of George Calvert. We have been able to trace our family history back to Leonard Calvert & Alicia Crossland and our ancestor is John Calvert. Since Leonard was the father of George he is the father of our John. The children that our family history has for Leonard & Alicia: Robert b. 1576 George b. 1579 Mary 1586 John 1587 Leonard 1606 I know the most about my ancestor John of course. When he fled from Yorkshire Eng. he settled in Northern Ireland. It was his son Thomas with his son John that came to America in 1683 and settled in Chester Co., PA. Joanne Crawford Ikeda

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Calvert Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WQH.2ACEB/985.1 Message Board Post: My, what a terrific name you have! My question is where you found that Geroge Calvert, 1st LB, had a brother named John? I keep seeing that George had siblings, but no one seems to have a source. The one source that I have, George Calvert, the Earkly Years by James Foster, published by The Maryland Historical Society indicates that there were two boys mentioned in relation to the study under Anglican priests, since the parents were not practicing the approved religion. There was just George and Christopher and no further mention of Christopher was found by Mr. Foster. Thanks, Joanne

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/WQH.2ACEB/985 Message Board Post: Looking for connections to the following: Isaiah Calvert b. 1743 in Fredricks Co., Va. Migrated to Washington Co., Ky and died in 1800 married to Margaret Cochran His son Robert Calvert b. 1783 in Washington Co., Ky married Nancy Hopewell in Mercer Co., Ky, migrated North to Sullivan Co., IN. after 1820, Robert died 1844 in Indiana. Isaiah's family dates back to Leonard Calvert, the father of George Calvert 1st Lord Baltimore. My ancestor is his brother John Calvert. 1 LEONARD CALVERT (*)1554 - 1642 .+Alicia Crossland1558 - Unknown ...2 JOHN CALVERT (*)1587 - Unknown ............+Grace ?? (Calvert)1590 - ......3 THOMAS CALVERT (*)1617 - 1685 ..............+Jane Glassford1626 - ..........4 John Calvert (*)1648 - 1699 ................+Judith Stamper1652 - 1691 ........... .5 JOHN CALVERT(*)1689 - 1739 ................+Jane McMahan1690 - 1717 .............6 ROBERT CALVERT (*)1715 - 1756 ................+Mary ............. 7 ISAIAH CALVERT (*)1743 - 1800 ...................+Margaret Cochran (*)1757 - 1800 ..........................8 ROBERT CALVERT (*)1783 - 1844 ............................+Margaret Nancy Hopewell (*)1787 - 1830 I would really like to hear from anyone connected to my family............Joanne