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Searching for: +path:mccall +(+date:may +date:2006)
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1. McCall of Cumberland Co., PA [1]
James McCall (ca 1732-1783) died in Shippensburg and left land to son William in his will. Wife was Jean Reynolds. William, ca 1758-ca 1810 m. to Mary ? had inherited land and a fulling mill. Is there a will? What became of the mill? Their son, William, ca 1778-ca 1840, m. Jane Brady and by 1807 was in Indiana Co. I'm looking for proof of the latter William being the son of the first William. Does anyone know of anything which will prove that? Does anyone have any information on the first William
2. Ross McCall [1]
Ross McCall was on ET from the Cannes Film Festival last night. He was last seen on "Bones" this season. While looking for Lt Col James McCall last week, I looked thru a bound book on marriages in Old 96 and James McCall married Elizabeth Luckie in 1760. This agrees with index card at Abbeville Court House for James McCall's Will. It states that John Luckie was brother of Elizabeth. John Luckie married a Harris and was in the James McCall Militia from list at Battle of Kettle Creek. Was Elizabet
3. Harry McCall [1]
Ron, I need to correct some misinformation in your posting of 5/4/2006. You said: Subject: Harry McCall May have found the relative of Lt Col James McCall. Found Harry McCall on ysearch and I believe he is the first cousin of Dr John of Texas. His DNA is three genetic distances from mine and I believe he traces his ancestry to James McCall who died in 1797. The family has his sword and his family moved to NC with the Harris's.(same as Lt Col James) The family believes he served with the Swamp Fox. I
4. Re: [McCALL] McCall of Cumberland Co., PA [1]
Hi, Ruth, My McCalls, of Scottish and/or Irish descent are from Pennsylvania too. Have you the names of any of the siblings or other children of the people you are looking for? I have lots of Williams, James, and Johns. But I've gotten only as far back as my great-great-grandfather, John McCall, born PA 1809, died 1882, PA. This John married Ann (no maiden name known) and he may be the son or grandson of John Thomas McCall. More likely, he is the grandson of John Thomas' brother William. Any other
5. Re: [Fwd: [McCALL] Ron's post of today] [1]
I, and certain others just love the excitement. Please continue to route everything through McCall-L, we all have a delete key, but this gets it archived on the RootsWeb.com, from whence it becomes searchable in, we hope, perpetuity. I have been helped greatly by my ability to go back and search the archives of many rootsweb lists. Please try to keep the discussion there. This doesn't mean you cannot continue your digest version. But there are those of us who really want the full raw info. Thanks, Ma
6. McCall Blessing [1]
Back in 442 AD, St Patrick went into the Seat of Kings called Aileach and blessed Prince Eugene,son of Niall of the Nine Hostages,(Kevin McCalls ancestor) My blessing on the Tuatha (territories) I give from Belach-Tuatha On you, the descendents of EOGHAN (Father of Ui Niall and St Maughold ) Until the day of Judgement Whilst the plains are under crops, The palm of battle shall be on their men The armies of Fail(Ireland) shall not be over your plains, You shall attack every tetach
7. McCalls of Cumberland Co. [1]
I have no siblings for William (1778), the son of William & Mary. Children of James McCall (per his will) were William, John, James, Ezra, Jeanett & Nancy. Other than names, I have nothing on them. Ruth
8. Andrew J. McCALL m. Catherine SMITH [1]
Seeking information on the following family, probably from Sullivan County, TN: Info on any of these family members is appreciated. Andrew J. McCALL, b. Oct 1856 (no other info known) married Catherine Elizabeth SMITH, b. abt 1849 daughter of Esther Martha BOOHER, b. 11/15/1821, d. 3/30/1881 (parents: Benjamin BOOHER and Unknown) b. Weaver Cemetery, Bristol TN and Joseph Luther SMITH b. 4/6/1817, d. 11/21/1876 (parents: William SMITH and Elizabeth BOY) b. Weaver Cemetery, B
9. Jim McCall [1]
Found Jim McCall in catalog with the Stoney Mountain Boys. They were the first Bluegrass band to play at Carnegie Hall. "Pretty Polly" was their most popular song. Does anyone know more? Still receiving info on Robert William Mccall ,a musician after our Civil War. He married Mandy Barnes about 1868 at Ft Smith and died in 1905 in Wilburton,Ok. His parents were James L Monroe Mccall and Lydia Whitehead. Still looking for his music? I have recordings made by several McCalls including "Convoy
10. Re: [McCALL] Harry McCall [1]
Hi Mary, Lt Col James McCall died in 1781 and his land was near Long Cane, SC. I have his will and there is no James listed as his child. But if your James came to NC with the Harris's, then he is a cousin? I'll have to go back and find out the source. Ron
11. Floyd McCall [1]
So much for global warming,we're breaking the low temperature record this morning of 42 degrees in 1960. Floyd McCall lives in Tampa FL and is chairman of Concord Management Systems. From photo he is young for this position. Salute! Sent first page of The McCalls of Ireland to Norris in Chase City. He had found Robert McCall his ancestor from Burke Co and Caldwell Co libraries in a book "Here Will I Dwell". Others including ,Paige, might find this book informative. Visited the cementary,
12. James Dewitt McCall....SC to AL [1]
I have been searching for many years to identify the parents, siblings and birthplace of my great-grandfather, James Dewitt McCall b. 1810 SC. He lived in Pike Co., AL which later became Bullock Co., AL. He is in the area census from 1840 to 1870. There is a McCall family in Pike Co. during this time and records indicate that they came from Cumberland Co., NC....but I have not been able to connect them. There is an Alexander McCall/McColl in Pike Co. by 1830 with a son the right age to be James. Who
13. Re: McCALL-D Digest V06 #31 [1]
There is no McCall on the passenger list of the Mayflower. I think this is one of those family stories that got passed down but was never confirmed. The earliest McCall I know of is James Mycall who was one of the Scottish prisoners brought to the Saugus Iron works in 1650. There were several other people with similar names on some of the other prison ships, and there was the James who ended up in Maryland quite early. There were also other boats named the Mayflower, but they would not have come in
14. Re: [Fwd: [McCALL] Ron's post of today] [1]
I avoid McCall rootsweb on most of my messages. They can't stand the excitement and most times screen the message out. Ron
15. Re: [McCALL] McCalls of Cumberland Co. [1]
Thank you. Lois
16. [Fwd: [McCALL] Ron's post of today] [1]
Cousins, Remember that you do have a librarian on the list. Not a professional genealogical researcher, mind you, and still fully employed, mind you, but if someone posts a citation, even a somewhat garbled one, I can usually find enough bibliographic information to enable your friendly local public librarian to locate the work in question. Of course there are items located only in "personal collections" which you public library will not be able to borrow on your behalf. You will have to locate the curr
17. Re: [McCALL] Harry McCall [1]
Hi Ron, I know of no connection between our James McCall and any Harris family until 1927 when my uncle Lane B McCall married Nora Irene Harris, daughter of John Calvin Harris and Nora O'Neal King. As far as I know from my own research and that of my cousin Gary E. Young, whose research I'm sure you are familiar with, arrived in the Mecklenberg County, NC area about 1765, a widower with three children, John, David and Elizabeth. No attached Harrises. Probably from York County, PA. If you have any addit
18. Ron's post of today [1]
Cousins, Ron cited a couple of sources today: McCall Family in Ireland and America, James L. McCall. Morgantown, NC, J.L. McCall, 195?. 16 p. The Family hisory library seems to have this, but I cannot confirm film roll and frame numbers. Their site is very slow tonight. More later, Your friendly local librarian, Mary
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