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1. Re: [McCALL] re: Greenville, S. C. [1]
Hi Nancy, Do you have dates and his wife's name for Charles Ligon McCall, Sr.. Do you know when he was in Transylvania Co., N.C.. I will see what I can find for you. Andy Harris Blacksburg, S.C.. --- Nancy Miller wrote: > Hi, Andy; I hit a brick wall with my > grandfather Charles Ligon McCall, Sr. > Family legend says these McCall's > came from Brevard, N. C. Grandfather > McCall was a native of Greeenville, S.C. > and was b. at Chicamauga, Ga. > I have never hear
2. Re: [McCALL] Col William H. H. McCall [1]
No. James settled in PENNA and lived there until his death. John, originally from PENNA, settled in N.J. and died there. Lois
3. re: McCall data [1]
Hi, Andy; I have the following on Charles Ligon McCall, Sr.from his obit. "C. L. McCall, 92, resident of Route 4, Chickmauga, GA. died Mondy at his home. A native of Greenville, County, S. C. Mr. McCall moved to Tennessee in 1930 and to Georgia, in 1942, etc. etc." This was published in pages of The News-Free Press, Chattanooga, Tenn. Date: Jan 13, 1987. My grandmother Lillie Mabel (twin) Walsh mar. Charles Ligon McCall, Sr. and I believe his parents acc/to relative are bur. the Laurens, S. C. area
4. Re: [McCALL] Re: MY McCALL's [1]
Ron, Forgive my ignorance, but what is an MI? Thanks Mary McCall Deane Bgrd848@cs.com wrote: > Harry McCall visited the D&G FHS in 2002 and copied the checked Penpont > MI's. > Don't know if complete MI's have been released. So I have two MI's with > Lorimers mixed in with lots of Mccalls, but not before 1730's? > 1. Here lies the body of Grizel Harnnach, spouse to James Lorimer,Bridge > of ___,died July 9 1758 aged 60, also the above James Lorimer who died August > 26 1789 ,also William Lorime
5. Re: [McCALL] John, William, James McCall [1]
"...another source says William was John's Father even earlier" Is there anything else at all on William? Lois
6. Re: [McCALL] Col William H. H. McCall [1]
Thanks. The Valley of Virginia did see some marauding Indians in the French and Indian War, and militias from Amherst and Albemarle did track them, so Va. is possible; but not with the locality names you give. Sure would like to find the root of my McCalls. I sometimes speculate it was a Scotish merchant who was in this area.
7. Re: MY McCALL's [1]
Harry McCall visited the D&G FHS in 2002 and copied the checked Penpont MI's. Don't know if complete MI's have been released. So I have two MI's with Lorimers mixed in with lots of Mccalls, but not before 1730's? 1. Here lies the body of Grizel Harnnach, spouse to James Lorimer,Bridge of ___,died July 9 1758 aged 60, also the above James Lorimer who died August 26 1789 ,also William Lorimer his son who died 21 June1808 aged 79,also___ Douglas spouse to the above William Lorimer who died 23rd May 18
8. Re: [McCALL] John Thomas McCall [1]
Hi would like to hear from The Mccalls you speak of from Concordia Kansas as that is where my family is from Thanks Betty ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, September 25, 2005 5:42 PM Subject: [McCALL] John Thomas McCall > A History of the McCall Family was on file at York Co Historical Society. > This file was on John Thomas Mccall, thought to be first member of his > family > to come directly from Scotland, near Glasgow in 1755. He settled o
9. A Big Thanks To Each Of You! [1]
Yes A Big Thanks to Each and everyone of you that has been so kind and helpful and patient with me over that last 3 yaers or there about. I have found my Mccall family. I am now trying to find out the family history. Thanks again to all. Betty Mccall Westbrook Acworth Ga.
10. Re: [McCALL] Re: MY McCALL's [1]
M.I. is Monument Inscription Ron
11. John, William, James McCall [1]
P.S. Please read the attachment on my email sent a few minutes ago. Thanks. Lois
12. Re: [McCALL] Col William H. H. McCall [1]
In a message dated 9/8/2005 9:25:24 AM Eastern Standard Time, Bgrd848@cs.com writes: Capt William McCall fought Indians around Bedford County Va. in May 1776. Col McCall of the NC Line was fighting at Guilford Court House, after Col James McCall died of smallpox.(There was a Capt William McCall of Pa Militia from Harrisburg?) What can anyone tell me of this William McCall? I search for a McCall family from the area just north of Bedford County, VA in the 18th century. Stokes/Stoaks McCall/McCaul wi
13. Re: [McCALL] Plugger McCall [1]
Would love to find out one day how I relate to the above Mccall family. Ass of yet this is what I have found out. I really coyuld use some help with then also. Thomas Mccall 1763-1842 m. Isabella Guthrie Robert Mccall 1791- 1859 m. Nancy Agnes Hammond Thomas mccall 1810-1846 m. Lucinda Ann Abbott (Lucy) Robert Mccall 1846-1917 m. Matilda J. Bainter I myself am from Kansas now living in Georgia. Thank you for your time and help. Betty Mccall Westbrook ----- Original Message ----- From:
14. More John Thomas McCall [1]
Found a memo between James McCall and Gary Young on John Thomas McCall and it seems like a different person than previous family history. John Of Chartiers Twp, Washington Co. Pa also named his eldest son,William, though erroneous family histories show John as the eldest,from studies of will and other documents. Of course, he is supposed to be from York County, which is probable and there was a William McCall there who received fairly early land warrants about 1750's., who could be father of Joh
15. Re: [D-G LIST] McCALL & LORIMER in Kirkconnel and Sanquhar Parishes [1]
Robert Britton copied these MI's for us. He lives in Sanquhar with his wife Helen Mccall. In the copy I have, it doesn't state the wife of John McCall of Crawick Mill. Maybe Robert still has the original MI. Did press on with another tombstone for : In Memory of John McCall who died at Ulzieside, December 1749 also his wife Isabella Johnston his wife who died 25th July 1749. Betty their daughter died 13th August 1758 aged 36 years also George, William and Archibald From HB McCall's "Some Old F
16. Col William H. H. McCall [1]
Lots of new Mccall info yesterday. DNA tests connect Sir John, Thomas of Highlands and John in Lowlands, but additional info is promised on Friday. Mark has sent in his DNA kit for more Sir John data and still waiting for kits from Sam and Eleanor and Sam and Else. Janet is still recruiting for POW James MyCall and Saint McCall. Hopefully Rosie, Chris and JKH will come thru with our overseas cousins. Surprised that no MacCaulay's have been tested? Sir John has about 926 Irish cousins including MacDo
17. re: Greenville, S. C. [1]
Hi, Andy; I hit a brick wall with my grandfather Charles Ligon McCall, Sr. Family legend says these McCall's came from Brevard, N. C. Grandfather McCall was a native of Greeenville, S.C. and was b. at Chicamauga, Ga. I have never heard a reply to my queries from any McCall descendant yet. Thanks, Nancy Inabinet Miller Life Member of OGSGS Searching for McCall, Walsh, Inabinet, Robinson, Stack, Golson, Miller, and connected families
18. Re: [McCALL] Col William H. H. McCall [1]
Hi Sandy, I've been looking back at Bedford County in this article and it may be in Pa. Places like the Juniata River, Morrisons Cove, and Frankstown in the story make me question Va? So I need to do more research. Ron
19. Plugger McCall [1]
Lots of info on first three tested McCalls. Thomas of Isle of Skye is a good candidate for ancestor of Kings of Connaught, having matches with O'Flannigans and O'Connors ancient Irish DNA. John McCall of Dumfriesshire is matched with three from County Down, home of Saint McCall and Sir John at the 12 marker level is matched with Mc Donald,McCains,McGuires and McDaniels plus a few Colsons (note that they are members of a Corson Family Assoc.) As more of our McCalls Tests are completed, we should be a
20. Re: [McCALL] Re: MY McCALL's [1]
Thank you! Mary Bgrd848@cs.com wrote: > M.I. is Monument Inscription > Ron > > > ==== McCALL Mailing List ==== > Archives address: > > >
21. Re: [McCALL] Re: MY McCALL's [1]
I don't know...:o) Myocardial infarction? ---------------------------------------- Tracy, RN BSN PHX, AZ tracymccall@cox.net ---------------------------------------- I have a face for radio, and a voice for silent movies. Therefore, I write. http://www.wheresgeorge.com - I never mark my bills ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary McCall Deane" To: Sent: Saturday, September 03, 2005 5:48 PM Subject: [Norton AntiSpam] Re: [McCALL] Re: MY McCALL's > Ron, >
22. John Thomas McCall [1]
A History of the McCall Family was on file at York Co Historical Society. This file was on John Thomas Mccall, thought to be first member of his family to come directly from Scotland, near Glasgow in 1755. He settled on the Schuylkill River about 15 miles from Philly. He married Miss Jean or Jane Young about 1763. In 1787 he moved to Washington Co. Pa near Cannonsburg. He died in 1810. He may have had a brother William? Most of this history is about his son John McCall II born 2/23/1765, who served
23. Re: [McCALL] Col William H. H. McCall [1]
Hi, My ancestor, William Henry McCall was in the Civil War. His name is engraved on the Memorial Arch at Valley Force in Pennsylvania. Here is what I have: William Henry McCall, b. Feb., 1843, Penna., a carpenter and inventor; d. of consumption Sept 26,1889, Philadelphia, 1034 Tasker Street, bur. Philanthropic Cemetery Sept. 29, 1889. married Aug 7, 1868 Priscilla Blackwood, b. in Pa July 23, 25 or 28, 1845, d. Dec. 15, 1909; Wm. lived at 1342 Ninth St., Phila., PA 1880; lived at 411 Main St., Bra
24. Re: [McCALL] Col William H. H. McCall [1]
Hi, William Henr McCall two sons James and John. Does anyone know if any of their descendant settled in North Carolina or South Carolina. Andy Harris Blacksburg, S.C.. --- Word Assoc wrote: > Hi, > > My ancestor, William Henry McCall was in the Civil > War. His name is > engraved on the Memorial Arch at Valley Force in > Pennsylvania. Here is what > I have: > > William Henry McCall, b. Feb., 1843, Penna., a > carpenter and inventor; d. of > consumption Sept 26,
25. John, William, James McCall [1]
Ron McCall's recent info. is so maddening. My McCall line, of Scottish descent, is loaded with Johns, Alexanders, James, and Williams. Several of my McCalls have the middle initial A. As far as I know all came from Pennsylvania and, later, some in New Jersey. But, I haven't gotten any further back than my great-great-grandfather, John McCall. This John married Ann (no maiden name known) and he may be the son or grandson of the John Thomas McCall Ron mentions. More likely, he is the grandson of
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