Laurie, Thanks for your responce. Resin Calvert was born in 1722 not 1772. Typo in first message. Sorry. But, I do believe there are other errors in the information I sent. I also cannot find a son of George and Rosalie Stier named John nor can I find anything on a Resin Calvert. There are two Thomas' in my line but do not know if the ones entered are the correct ones. The line that I have is: Thomas Calvert b. unknown. Soldier of 1812, held commission under Harrison and was at Fort Meigs and the battle of Tiippecanoe. Source, Hardesty's WV Counties, bio of Albert G. Calvert, page 203 Thomas C. Calvert b. unknown m. Elizabeth Johnson Albert G. Calvert b. Sept. 29, 1830 Joseph Calvert Isaac Calvert Mary Ann Calvert James Calvert Thomas Calvert John Irving Calvert Oliver Calvert Sarah Calvert Albert Gallatin Calvert m Mary Polly Cain John Ewing Calvert b. March 3, 1856, Wetzel Co. VA(WV) my great grandfather Mary Jane Calvert David Webster Calvert Thomas J. Calvert Dora Calvert Hampton Lee Calvert John Ewing Calvert m. Martha Lemasters Calvert in 1876 C.W. Calvert Charles Ross Calvert Isadore R. Calvert Pearl C. Calvert Arthur Calvert Albert Gallatin Calvert Shannon W. Calvert Lista Cl Calvert Elza Calvert Rusha Virginia Calvert Albert Gallatin Calvert m Dora Sharp in 1905. My Grandparents This Calvert line starting with Thomas C. came out of near Boonsboro, MD into VA (WV) in the early 1800's. Thomas C. purchased land in 1838 in Tyler Co. VA(WV ) It is believed that the Albert Gallatin Calverts were named after Albert Gallatin who was a member of the PA state legislature, U.S. Senator and Secretary of the Treasury under Jefferson. He was also at the Treaty of Ghent and was responsible for the Louisiana Purchase. If you want other information on Albert Gallatin, just type his name in on your computer and lots of info will come up. He was a very important person and is someone we never hear about in our American history. Again thanks Barbara Skinner Joseph Thanks Jim and Barbara Joseph [email protected]