4. Capt. Thomas CALLAWAY Sr. (Joseph, Joseph) was born on 12 Oct 1712.2 He married Mary BAKER in 1735.3,4 He died in Feb 1800 in Ashe County, North Carolina, at age 87.5,6,7 He was
buried in Callaway Cemetery, West Jefferson, Ashe County, North Carolina.8His brothers moved into what is now Bedford
County, Virginia in the mid 18th Century, but Thomas did not, living instead in Halifax
and Pittsylvania Counties before moving to the New River in what then was Surry County,
North Carolina. later became Wilkes County, and now is Ashe County. He and some of his
sons had moved to the Greenville and Pendleton Districts of South Carolina by 1790, but
some of them had returned to Wilkes County by 1796. One source states that he was born in
1700 and lived to age 100. From The Callaway Journal, vol. 1 (1976), p. 25:
"It is told that Capt. Thomas [Callaway] and Daniel Boone were quite good
friends and one day, while hunting near Calloway's home, Boone killed a deer. The deer
fell across a long gray stone which Boone set up against a chestnut tree. Later, Capt.
Calloway saw the stone and was so fascinated with it that Boone brought it to his home and
carved upon it the initials, 'T.C.' So pleased was he that Calloway wanted it for a
headstone at his grave, and there it was erected upon his death in 1800." In 1755 he
was a captain in the Colonial Troops from Halifax County, Virginia in the French and
Indian War, and in 1780 he and some of his sons participated in the Battle of Kings
Mountain in the American Revolution.9
Children of Capt. Thomas CALLAWAY Sr. and Mary BAKER were:
10. i. Charles CALLAWAY married _____ _____. He was
born before 1746. He died after 1810 in Burke County, North Carolina.
11. ii. James CALLAWAY was born before 1746. He died
before 1810.
12. iii. Richard CALLAWAY was born before 1746. He
died on 5 Mar 1819 in Ashe County, North Carolina. He had no children.
13. iv. Elizabeth CALLAWAY married _____ _____. She
died after 1808 in South Carolina or Georgia. It is not certain that her
name was Elizabeth.
+ 14. v. Thomas CALLAWAY Jr., born 1753 in Halifax County, Virginia; married Jude Ann _____.
15. vi. William CALLAWAY was born before 1755. He
died after 1800. He appears to have moved to South Carolina by 1790.11
+ 16. vii. Joseph CALLAWAY, born after 1755;
married Polly BARRETT.
+ 17. viii. Frances CALLAWAY, born circa 1758 in Halifax County, Virginia.
5. William CALLAWAY (Joseph, Joseph) was born circa 1714 in Essex County, Virginia. He died in 1777 in Bedford
County, Virginia. He married Elizabeth TILLEY on 8 Jan 1735 and also was married to
Elizabeth CRAWFORD (or CRAWLEY), but it is unclear who was the mother of each child. He
was a justice of the peace and commander of the Bedford County, Virginia militia during
the 1750's.
Children of William CALLAWAY include:
+ 18. i. Col. James CALLAWAY, born 21 Dec 1736 in Caroline County, Virginia; married Mary TURPIN.
26. ix. Catherine CALLAWAY married ______ _____. She
was born on 8 Dec 1761. Her name is sometimes given as Cana or Sena.
6. Francis CALLAWAY (Joseph, Joseph) was born circa 1716 in Essex County, Virginia. He died circa 1791 in Wilkes
County, Georgia. He was married to Frances _____ and Jane _____, but it is unclear who was
the mother of each child. He was an officer in the Bedford County, Virginia militia in the
1750's.
Children of Francis CALLAWAY include:
+ 27. i. Francis CALLAWAY Jr., married Sarah
BREWER; born circa 1759 in Virginia; married Mrs. Sallie RUSSELL.
28. ii. Joseph CALLAWAY.
+ 29. iii. Samuel CALLAWAY, born circa 1837 in Surry County, North Carolina.
7. Col. Richard CALLAWAY (Joseph, Joseph) was born on 14 Jun 1717 in Essex County, Virginia. He married _____ _____ in Jul 1745. He died on 8
Mar 1780 in Boonesborough, Virginia, at age 62. He lived in Bedford
County, Virginia, and was a justice of the peace and officer of the county militia there,
until moving to Boonesborough, Virginia (now Kentucky). In a biography of Daniel Boone by John Mack Faragher, Richard is described as "officious, bad
tempered, and a bit of a blue blood." He was killed by Indians as he worked with his
slaves near Boonesborough; his body was scalped, mutilated, and rolled into a mud hole.12
8. James C. CALLAWAY (Joseph, Joseph) married Sarah BRAMLETT.13 He died circa 1767 in Bedford
County, Virginia.14He has been
described as "the least prominent of the brothers and a modest planter with no
slaves, scanty stock and a log cabin was home to his large family." All of his
children were minors when he died.15
Sarah BRAMLETT. It is not certain that her name was BRAMLETT. She
married _____ BROWN before 1781.
Children of James C. CALLAWAY and Sarah BRAMLETT were:
+ 45. i. Flanders CALLAWAY, born between 1748 and
1753 in Albemarle County, Virginia; married Jemima BOONE.
+ 46. ii. Dudley CALLAWAY, born circa 1750; married
Martha ('Patsy') TRENT.
47. iii. Elizabeth CALLAWAY was born circa 1752.16 She married Thomas BARNES on 14 Jul 1768
in Bedford County, Virginia.17
+ 49. v. Micajah CALLAWAY, born circa 1758; married
Mary ARNOLD; married Franky HAWKINS.
+ 50. vi. Chesley CALLAWAY, born 1760 in Bedford County, Virginia; married Christina GALLOWAY.
51. vii. John CALLAWAY was born circa 1760 in Bedford County, Virginia.18
He married Peggy MITCHELL, daughter of David MITCHELL, on 9 Feb 1796 in Mason
County, Kentucky.19
+ 52. viii. Edmund CALLAWAY, born circa 1764 in Bedford County, Virginia; married Athaliah WRIGHT.
+ 53. ix. Mary CALLAWAY, born 3 Feb 1765 in Bedford County, Virginia; married William NORTH; married Joshua BAKER.
54. x. William CALLAWAY.
Generation Four
14. Thomas CALLAWAY Jr. (Thomas, Joseph, Joseph) was
born in 1753 in Halifax County, Virginia.20,21 He married Jude Ann
_____ in 1768 in Bedford County, Virginia.22,23,24 He died on 27 Mar 1819 in Knox County,
Tennessee.25,26,27,28
Jude Ann _____ was born circa 1756 in Virginia.29 She died on 21 Feb 1823 in Knox
County, Tennessee.30,31 Her original surname is uncertain. It has been speculated that
it may have been Farrar, Saunders (or Sanders), or Shadrack, as those names seem to have
first appeared in the Callaway family after her marriage. She died at the home of son
John, evidently having lived the last part of his life with him.32
Children of Thomas CALLAWAY Jr. and Jude Ann _____ were:
55. i. Elijah CALLAWAY was born on 12 Oct 1769 in Bedford County, Virginia.33,34 He married Mary CUTBIRTH, daughter of
Benjamin CUTBIRTH, on 7 Apr 1789.35 He
died on 3 Mar 1847 in Ashe County, North Carolina, at age 77.36At age 11 he fought in the Battle of
Kings Mountain in the American Revolution. He was a member of the North Carolina
Legislature for many years.
56. ii. John Farrar CALLAWAY was born on 10 Feb 1773
in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.37
He married Sarah HARDIN, daughter of William HARDIN and Sarah BLEDSOE, on 25 Jan 1799 in North Carolina.38 He was
buried in Cass County, Missouri.39
He died on 29 Oct 1848 in Cass County, Missouri (near present Peculiar),
at age 75.40,41In 1800 he was selected as one of the original representatives
to the North Carolina House of Commons, representing Ashe County, was elected senator in
1803, and served several senate terms thereafter. He also served Ashe County as a justice
of the peace. He followed his father and brother James to Knox County, Tennessee in 1811,
and the 1812 tax rolls attributed 160 acres and one slave to him; by 1826 he owned 160
acres and seven slaves. His participation in the War of 1812 is unclear--he may have been
in charge of shipping provisions down the Tennessee River--but after the war he was known
as "Major Callaway." He was elected sheriff of Knox County in 1814 and served
successive terms until 1826, when he was appointed U.S. Marshal for the Eastern District
of Tennessee, a position he occupied until about 1830. His mother, who died in 1823, lived
with him for her last few years. In 1827 he moved to the Sweetwater Valley in Monroe
County, Tennessee, south of present Philadelphia, and there built the first brick house in
the area. In 1842, at age 69, John moved to the part of Van Buren County, Missouri, that
is now Cass County, with most of his children and their families, sister-in-law Rebecca
Hodges and her husband, and brother James and some of his children. He lived there another
six years, until his death at his home near present Peculiar, Missouri. His estate
included 330 acres and about $7,000 in personalty, including eighteen slaves. He was
active in the Baptist Church. He and Sarah had fourteen children, of whom eleven reached
adulthood.42
57. iii. Thomas F. CALLAWAY was born on 16 Mar 1777
in Wilkes County, North Carolina.43,44 He married Elizabeth RAY circa 1804.45 He died on 24 Jul 1836 in Ashe
County, North Carolina, at age 59.46
58. iv. Joseph Woodson CALLAWAY was born on 14 Apr
1779 in North Carolina.47
He married _____ _____on 24 Feb 1807.48
He died on 28 Oct 1832 in Monroe County, Tennessee, at age 53.49He had moved to Jefferson County,
Tennessee by 1811, purchasing land from his uncle, Charles Hodges, Sr. Shortly after the
War of 1812 he moved to Knox County, where he was surveyor general for the Hiwassee lands.50
59. v. (Daughter) CALLAWAY was born between 1770 and
1790.51This daughter's name and other
information are unknown, except that she was born in the 1770's or 1780's.
60. vi. (Daughter) CALLAWAY was born between 1770
and 1790. This daughter's name and other information are unknown.
61. vii. Shadrack CALLAWAY was born circa 1788 in North Carolina.52 He
married Mary ('Polly') COUNCIL.53 He
died circa Jun 1842 in Knox County, Tennessee.54
62. viii. James Marshall CALLAWAY was born on 11 Apr
1790.55 He married Sarah ('Sallie')
WHITE.56 He died on 25 Nov 1865 in Knox County, Tennessee, at age 75.57By 1811 he was living in Knox County, Tennessee. In 1839 he accompanied his parents
and many of his siblings in a move to that part of Van Buren County, Missouri that is now
Cass County, but eventually he returned to Knox County.58
63. ix. Frances ('Fanna') CALLAWAY
was born on 29 Feb 1792 in Buncombe County, North Carolina.59,60,61 She married Jesse BARTLETT, son of Nicholas BARTLETT and Mary
MARTIN, on 7 Sep 1810.62,63,64,65 She died on 20 Sep 1840 in Washington County,
Texas, at age 48.66,67,68 She was buried in Washington County, Texas.69She
is thought to have remarried after Jesse's death, much against the wishes of several of
her children.70
64. x. Mary CALLAWAY was born between 1793 and 1796.71 She married Benjamin WHITE on 26 Nov
1814 in Knox County, Tennessee.72
65. xi. Rebecca CALLAWAY was born on 9 May 1798.73 She married Welcome HODGES, son of
Frances CALLAWAY, on 16 Feb 1817.74 She
died on 31 Dec 1855 in Missouri at age 57.75
16. Joseph CALLAWAY (Thomas, Joseph, Joseph) was
born after 1755. He married Polly BARRETT circa 1783. He died before 1830 in Callaway
County, Missouri. He moved to Montgomery County, Missouri (which became Callaway County)
in about 1817.76
Children of Joseph CALLAWAY and Polly BARRETT were:
66. i. Thomas CALLAWAY was born circa 1787 in South Carolina. He married Celia Elizabeth GRIFFIN on 25 Dec 1813 in Smith County, Tennessee.77
He died on 14 Jan 1871 in Callaway County, Missouri.78He participated in the Battle of New Orleans during the War of
1812. They lived in Smith County, Tennessee in 1815, when he was discharged, and 1816 and
thereafter in Callaway County, Missouri.79
67. ii. John E. CALLAWAY was born circa 1791 in South Carolina. He died on 21 Jan 1815 in Tennessee. He
died in service in the War of 1812.
68. iii. Joseph P. CALLAWAY was born circa 1799 in South Carolina. He married Nancy COATS circa 1822 in Callaway
County, Missouri. He married Jane English CRAIGHEAD on 28 Apr 1839 in Callaway
County, Missouri.
69. iv. James Vinson CALLAWAY was born circa 1804 in
South Carolina. It is not certain that James was his first name.
70. v. William CALLAWAY married Tabitha COATS,
daughter of Rev. William COATS.80 He
died before 1833 in Missouri.81He had at least four sons. He and two sisters, Polly and Celia, married siblings.82
71. vi. Mary ('Polly') CALLAWAY married James COATS,
son of Rev. William COATS. She married Thomas G. Rankin.83She, her brother, William, and her sister, Celia, married
siblings.
72. vii. Celia CALLAWAY married _____ MCLAUGHLAN.
She married William COATS Jr., son of Rev. William COATS. She, her sister, Polly, and
their brother, William, married siblings.
17. Frances CALLAWAY (Thomas, Joseph, Joseph)
married _____ _____. She was born circa 1758 in Halifax County,
Virginia. She died on 12 Nov 1851 in Jefferson County, Tennessee.
Children of Frances CALLAWAY include:
76. i. Charles HODGES Jr was born on 11 Oct 1784 in Greene County, Tennessee.
77. ii. Welcome HODGES was born on 6 Oct 1798. He
married Rebecca CALLAWAY, daughter of Thomas CALLAWAY Jr. and Jude Ann _____, on 16 Feb
1817.85 He died on 18 Feb 1877 in Cass County, Missouri, at age 78. He and his wife, Rebecca, were first
cousins.86
18. Col. James CALLAWAY (William, Joseph, Joseph)
was born on 21 Dec 1736 in Caroline County, Virginia. He married _____
_____ in 1777. He married Mary Turpin in 1800. He died on 1 Nov 1809 in Bedford
County, Virginia, at age 72. He was an iron manufacturer. He and his brother, Charles,
married sisters.
Children of Col. James CALLAWAY include:
78. i. Elizabeth CALLAWAY was born in 1757. She
married _____ _____on 7 Oct 1775 in Bedford County, Virginia. She died
in 1790.
79. ii. Jeremiah CALLAWAY was born in 1778. He died
in 1812.
80. iii. Mary ('Polly') CALLAWAY was born on 28 Apr
1759. She married Dr. Daniel BROWN on 4 Aug 1781 in Bedford County,
Virginia. She died on 1 Nov 1831 at age 72.
81. iv. William CALLAWAY was born in 1779. He
married _____ _____ on 27 Oct 1807 in Powhatan County, Virginia. He died
in 1853.
82. v. Frances CALLAWAY was born in 1760. She
married James STEPTOE on 19 Feb 1781 in Bedford County, Virginia. She
died in 1807 in Bedford County, Virginia.
83. vi. John CALLAWAY married _____ _____. He was
born in 1781. He died in 1865.
84. vii. Lucy CALLAWAY was born in 1761. She had no
children.
85. viii. Sarah CALLAWAY was born in 1782. She had
no children.
86. ix. Sarah CALLAWAY was born in 1763.
87. x. George CALLAWAY was born in 1785. He married
_____ _____on 11 Apr 1811. He died in 1822.
88. xi. John CALLAWAY was born in 1764. He died in
infancy.
89. xii. Abner Early CALLAWAY was born in 1787. He
married _____ _____on 23 Jan 1809 in Powhatan County, Virginia. He died
in 1834.
90. xiii. Nancy CALLAWAY was born in 1765. She died
in 1770.
91. xiv. Thomas CALLAWAY was born in 1789. He
married _____ _____ on 18 Jun 1811 in Campbell County, Virginia. He died
in 1877 in Missouri.
92. xv. William CALLAWAY was born in 1766. He died
in 1770.
93. xvi. Catherine CALLAWAY married _____ _____. She
was born in 1792. She died in 1871.
94. xvii. James CALLAWAY was born in 1768. He
married _____ _____ on 26 Apr 1802. He died in 1851 in Franklin County,
Virginia.
95. xviii _____ CALLAWAY was born in 1794. This
child died in infancy.
96. xix. Henry T. CALLAWAY was born in 1769. He died
in 1852.
97. xx. _____ CALLAWAY was born in 1796. This child
died in infancy.
98. xxi. Robert CALLAWAY was born in 1771. He died
in 1794.
99. xxii. Sarah CALLAWAY was born in 1773. She died
in 1773. She may have died in 1774.
Mary TURPIN. She was the widow of Joseph CALLAND and _____ LANGHORNE.
There were no children of Col. James CALLAWAY and Mary TURPIN.
19. John CALLAWAY (William, Joseph, Joseph)
was born on 10 Jun 1738. He married _____ _____ on 29 Mar 1758. He died on 28 Jan 1821 at
age 82.
Children of John CALLAWAY include:
100. i. James CALLAWAY was born on 16 Feb 1761. He
married Betsy _____ on 13 Jan 1784. He died in 1795 in Amherst County,
Virginia. He and his wife, Betsy, were second cousins.
101. ii. William CALLAWAY was born on 11 Oct 1769.
He married Theodosia ('Doshea') CALLAWAY, daughter of Col. Richard CALLAWAY, on 7 Jan 1796
in Campbell County, Virginia. He died on 28 Feb 1808 at age 38. He and
his wife, Doshea, were first cousins once removed.
102. iii. Elizabeth CALLAWAY was born on 20 Apr
1763. She married Caleb CALLAWAY, son of Col. Richard CALLAWAY, on 19 Oct 1784 in Campbell County, Virginia. She died on 4 Jan 1804 at age 40.
103. iv. John W. CALLAWAY was born on 23 Jul 1771.
He died on 13 Sep 1795 at age 24.
104. v. Matilda CALLAWAY was born on 8 Apr 1774. She
died on 10 Nov 1795 at age 21.
105. vi. Kitty CALLAWAY was born on 19 Oct 1775.
106. vii. Anne CALLAWAY was born on 6 Nov 1776. He
died on 29 Dec 1776.
107. viii. David CALLAWAY was born on 26 Jan 1778.
He died on 6 Dec 1813 at age 35.
108. ix. Henry Green CALLAWAY was born on 7 May
1781. He married _____ _____ on 14 Feb 1805 in Pittsylvania County,
Virginia. He died on 29 Jul 1809 at age 28.
109. x. Sarah CALLAWAY was born on 27 Nov 1783. She
married Hartwick ALLEN on 14 Apr 1806 in Campbell County, Virginia. She
died on 1 Feb 1808 at age 24.
110. xi. Margaret ('Pegga') CALLAWAY was born on 12
Jun 1786. She married _____ _____ on 12 Mar 1810 in Campbell County,
Virginia. She died on 13 Jun 1811 at age 25.
20. William CALLAWAY Jr. (William, Joseph, Joseph)
married _____ _____. He was born on 28 Jan 1740. He died on 22 Sep 1821 in Bedford
County, Virginia, at age 81.
Children of William CALLAWAY Jr. include:
111. i. Elizabeth CALLAWAY was born on 18 May 1773.
She married Samuel READ on 19 May 1814. She died in 1831.
112. ii. Palinah CALLAWAY was born on 26 Oct 1774.
He/she died on 12 Aug 1779 at age 4.
113. iii. Matilda CALLAWAY was born on 10 Mar 1776.
She married James LEFTWICH on 22 Nov 1797 in Bedford County, Virginia.
She died on 6 Oct 1805 at age 29.
114. iv. John Smith CALLAWAY was born on 8 Dec 1777.
He died on 8 May 1779 at age 1.
115. v. Permelia CALLAWAY was born on 22 Mar 1779.
She died on 15 Jan 1803 at age 23.
116. vi. William CALLAWAY III was born on 17 Nov
1780. He married Elizabeth CALLAND on 8 Jan 1805 in Pittsylvania County,
Virginia. He died in 1813.
21. Mary CALLAWAY (William, Joseph, Joseph)
married _____ _____. She was born on 8 Jan 1741. She died on 14 Oct 1827 at age 86.
Children of Mary CALLAWAY include:
117. i. William ANDERSON was born in 1760. He
married _____ _____. He died on 10 Jun 1806.
118. ii. Elizabeth ANDERSON married Rev. Charles
PRICE. She was born in Nov 1761.
119. iii. Sarah ('Sallie') ANDERSON was born on 28
Oct 1764. She married _____ _____ on 18 May 1783.
120. iv. John ANDERSON was born on 2 May 1768. He
married Sarah CALLAWAY, daughter of Charles CALLAWAY, on 17 Nov 1797. He died on 18 Oct
1825 at age 57. He and his wife, Sarah, were first cousins.
121. v. Milly ANDERSON was born in Jun 1771. She
died young.
122. vi. Doshea ANDERSON married _____ _____. She
was born on 25 Feb 1775.
22. Elizabeth CALLAWAY (William, Joseph, Joseph)
married _____ _____. She was born on 18 Jan 1743.
Children of Elizabeth CALLAWAY include:
123. i. Theodocia THORPE was born on 15 Sep 1763 in Bedford County, Virginia. She married William HARRIS on 25 Apr 1781 in Bedford County, Virginia. She died in 1839 in Bedford
County, Virginia. She and Kitty were twins.
124. ii. Kitty THORPE married Peter GRAYSON. She was
born on 15 Sep 1763 in Bedford County, Virginia. She and Theodocia were
twins.
125. iii. Pamelia THORPE married Thomas CRUMP. She
married Arthur MOSELEY. She was born in 1768.
126. iv. Mary ('Polly') THORPE married James
GWATKIN. She was born on 10 Jun 1783.
23. Charles CALLAWAY (William, Joseph, Joseph)
was born on 18 Jun 1745. He married _____ _____ on 14 Dec 1768. He died on 30 Jun 1827 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia, at age 82. He and his brother, James,
married sisters.
Children of Charles CALLAWAY include:
127. i. Joel CALLAWAY was born on 15 Sep 1769. He
married Lucy ABSTON on 24 Dec 1793 in Bedford County, Virginia.
128. ii. Achilles CALLAWAY was born on 13 Feb 1771.87 He married Elizabeth HUDSON on 9 Feb
1795 in Mecklenburg County, Virginia.88
He died in Feb 1841.89They moved to
Christian County, Kentucky in 1817. They were Methodists and had eight children.90
129. iii. William CALLAWAY was born on 12 Jun 1773.
130. iv. Sarah CALLAWAY married John FRANKLIN. She
was born on 14 Jun 1775. She married John ANDERSON, son of Mary CALLAWAY, on 17 Nov 1797.
131. v. James CALLAWAY married Ellen LEWIS. He was
born on 12 Sep 1777. He married Catherine MARKHAM on 17 Feb 1812 in Pittsylvania
County, Virginia. He was in what are now Boone and Callaway Counties, Missouri by 1818.91
132. vi. Polly CALLAWAY was born on 17 Oct 1779. She
died in 1817 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.
133. vii. Charles CALLAWAY Jr was born on 4 Sep
1781. He married Eliza GREEN on 22 Dec 1813 in Craven County, North
Carolina. He died on 1 Feb 1854 at age 72.
134. viii. Judith CALLAWAY was born on 22 Jul 1783.
She married William SHANDS on 16 Feb 1807 in Pittsylvania County,
Virginia. She died on 29 May 1848 at age 64.
135. ix. John CALLAWAY married Ann DODSON, daughter
of Caleb DODSON. He was born on 21 Aug 1785. He died on 22 Aug 1831 at age 46.
136. x. Francis CALLAWAY was born on 16 Aug 1787. He
died on 16 Nov 1846 at age 59.
137. xi. Henry CALLAWAY married Susan C. LEWIS. He
was born on 23 May 1792.
24. Amelia ('Milly') CALLAWAY
(William, Joseph, Joseph)
married George CALLAWAY, son of Col. Richard CALLAWAY. She was born on 5 Jun 1753.
George CALLAWAY. He and his wife, Amelia, were first cousins. He was
born on 12 Jan 1748. He died circa 1773 in Bedford County, Virginia.
Children of Amelia ('Milly') CALLAWAY and George CALLAWAY were:
138. i. Elizabeth ('Betsy') CALLAWAY was born on 21 Sep 1771. She married
_____ _____ on 2 Dec 1787 in Bedford County, Virginia. She died on 24
Mar 1819 at age 47.
25. Joseph CALLAWAY (William, Joseph, Joseph)
married _____ _____. He was born on 16 Dec 1756. He died in 1838 in Campbell
County, Virginia.
Children of Joseph CALLAWAY include:
139. i. Frances CALLAWAY married John MONROE in 1797
in Campbell County, Virginia.
Their marriage bond was dated 12 Nov 1797, but their marriage date is
not certain.
140. ii. Elizabeth CALLAWAY married John B. HUDSON
on 15 Mar 1802 in Campbell County, Virginia.
141. iii. Nancy CALLAWAY married Charles GILCHREST
in 1808 in Campbell County, Virginia. Their marriage bond was dated 2
Feb 1808, but their marriage date is uncertain.
142. iv. Susan CALLAWAY was born on 14 Apr 1783. She
married Joseph EPPERSON on 12 Apr 1822. She died on 9 May 1862 at age 79.
143. v. Polly CALLAWAY married Littleberry EPPERSON
in 1807 in Campbell County, Virginia.
Their marriage bond was dated 23 Dec 1807, but their marriage date is
uncertain.
144. vi. Francis CALLAWAY married Polly CREWS in
1799 in Campbell County, Virginia. He died circa 1845 in Campbell
County, Virginia. Their marriage bond was dated 2 Dec 1799, but their marriage date is
uncertain.
27. Francis CALLAWAY Jr. (Francis, Joseph, Joseph)
married Sarah BREWER. He was born circa 1759 in Virginia. He married
Mrs. Sallie RUSSELL on 2 Nov 1813 in Franklin County, Georgia. He died
circa 1817 in Franklin County, Georgia.
Sarah BREWER. She and Francis probably married in Wilkes County, North
Carolina.
Children of Francis CALLAWAY Jr. and Sarah BREWER were:
145. i. Rev. William Abner CALLAWAY married Aseneath
('Cenith') CLEVELAND, daughter of Larkin CLEVELAND Sr. He was born circa 1785. He died in
1836 in Noxubee County, Mississippi.
146. ii. Francis CALLAWAY III was born on 17 Feb
1792 in Wilkes County, Georgia. He married Elizabeth TAYLOR on 8 Sep
1814 in Franklin County, Georgia. He died on 4 Apr 1864 in Montgomery County, Alabama, at age 72.
147. iii. Gad CALLAWAY married Nancy _____. He was
born between 1775 and 1794. He died before 1830 in Perry County,
Alabama.
There were no children of Francis CALLAWAY Jr. and Mrs. Sallie RUSSELL.
29. Samuel CALLAWAY (Francis, Joseph, Joseph)
married _____ _____. He was born circa 1837 in Surry County, North
Carolina.
Children of Samuel CALLAWAY include:
148. i. Nancy CALLAWAY died in Texas.
She married Joel LAKEY.
149. ii. Feree CALLAWAY married Jane MACKIE. He died
in Surry County, North Carolina. He was born circa 1782. He married
Hannah WALKER on 18 Oct 1803 in Surry County, North Carolina.
150. iii. James CALLAWAY married Susan _____. He was
born circa 1784. He died in 1866.
151. iv. John CALLAWAY. He had no children.
152. v. Samuel CALLAWAY Jr married Rachel _____. He
was born circa 1793.
153. vi. Isaac CALLAWAY was born circa 1798. He
married Catherine FOOTE on 4 Sep 1823 in Surry County, North Carolina.
30. Sarah CALLAWAY (Richard, Joseph, Joseph)
was born on 7 May 1746. She married _____ _____ in 1761. She died on 22 Jan 1826 in Amherst County, Virginia, at age 79.
Children of Sarah CALLAWAY include:
154. i. James PENN married Margaret _____. He was
born in 1765. He died in 1823.
155. ii. Sophia PENN married William Sidney CRAWFORD
on 16 Nov 1785 in Amherst County, Virginia.
156. iii. Permelia PENN married Thomas HASKINS on 14
Sep 1787 in Amherst County, Virginia.
157. iv. Matilda PENN married Abner NASH in 1792 in Amherst County, Virginia.
158. v. Fannie PENN married William WHITE.
159. vi. Nancy PENN married Alexander BYRDIE.
160. vii. Edmund PENN married Jane _____.
161. viii. Sarah PENN was born in 1785. She married
Thomas CREWS in 1804. She died on 16 Apr 1853.
162. ix. Catherine PENN was born circa 1787 in Virginia. She married John Walton HOLDER, son of Frances CALLAWAY, in 1808
in Amherst County, Virginia. She died circa 1852 in Franklin
County, Tennessee.
31. Keziah CALLAWAY (Richard, Joseph, Joseph)
was born on 8 Aug 1768. She married _____ _____ on 27 Jun 1783. She died on 26 Sep 1845 in
Kentucky at age 77.
Children of Keziah CALLAWAY include:
163. i. Katherine FRENCH married Isaac FARROW.
164. ii. William FRENCH married Polly TAYLOR. He was
born on 1 Mar 1788.
165. iii. Olivia FRENCH was buried in French
Cemetery. She married William P. SMITH. She married Walter CLUKE on 5 Jan 1826.
166. iv. Richard FRENCH was buried in French
Cemetery. He was born on 23 Jun 1792. He married Mary T. TALIAFERRO on 7 Sep 1820. He died
on 1 May 1854 at age 61.
167. v. Susan FRENCH married Kenaz FARROW. She was
buried in French Cemetery. She was born on 25 Jul 1795. She died on 5 Mar 1866 at age 70.
168. vi. Stephen FRENCH was buried in French
Cemetery. He was born on 9 Jul 1798. He died on 3 May 1827 at age 28. He had no children.
169. vii. Theodosia FRENCH married Dr. John W. HOOD.
She was buried in French Cemetery. She was born on 16 Jun 1801. She died on 12 Jan 1886 at
age 84.
170. viii. Keziah FRENCH was buried in French
Cemetery. She was born on 18 Mar 1804. She married James PREWITT on 25 Jan 1824 in Kentucky. She died on 13 Nov 1827 at age 23.
32. George CALLAWAY (Richard, Joseph, Joseph)
married Amelia ('Milly') CALLAWAY, daughter of William CALLAWAY. He was born on 12 Jan
1748. He died circa 1773 in Bedford County, Virginia. He and his wife,
Amelia, were first cousins.
Amelia ('Milly') CALLAWAY was born on 5 Jun 1753.
Children of George CALLAWAY and Amelia ('Milly') CALLAWAY were:
171. i. Elizabeth ('Betsy') CALLAWAY was born on 21
Sep 1771. She married _____ _____ on 2 Dec 1787 in Bedford County,
Virginia. She died on 24 Mar 1819 at age 47.
33. Richard CALLAWAY Jr. (Richard, Joseph, Joseph)
was born on 14 Jun 1770. He married _____ _____ on 25 Nov 1790 in Madison
County, Kentucky. He died in Jun 1849 in Franklin County, Tennessee.
Children of Richard CALLAWAY Jr. include:
172. i. Elizabeth CALLAWAY was born on 9 Mar 1792.
She died on 19 Jan 1826 at age 33. She had no children.
173. ii. Susan CALLAWAY married _____ _____. She was
born on 12 Feb 1794. She married James MCWHEILER on 4 Jun 1813. She died in 1878 in Grenada, Grenada County, Mississippi.
174. iii. William CALLAWAY married _____ TRIGG. He
was born on 16 Jun 1796. He married _____ _____ on 27 Jun 1825.
175. iv. Patrick CALLAWAY was born on 3 Aug 1798 in Kentucky. He married _____ _____ on 6 Apr 1820 in Tennessee.
He died in 1880 in Chickasaw County, Mississippi.
176. v. Keziah French CALLAWAY died in Athens, Limestone County, Alabama. She was born on 23 Oct 1800. She
married Richard SNEAD on 15 Jul 1818.
177. vi. Frances CALLAWAY married Peter ROBINSON.
She was born on 22 Apr 1803.
178. vii. Richard CALLAWAY was born on 23 Jul 1805.
He died in Sep 1826 at age 21.
179. viii. Matilda CALLAWAY was born on 23 Mar 1807.
She married John R. PATRICK, son of Elizabeth ('Betsy') CALLAWAY, on 27 Jan 1825. She died
on 19 Jan 1879 at age 71. She and her husband, John, were first cousins once removed.
180. ix. Jones CALLAWAY was born on 29 Mar 1809. He
died in Jul 1843 in Athens, Limestone County, Alabama, at age 34.
181. x. Emily CALLAWAY married Albert ANDERSON. She
was born on 17 Nov 1811.
182. xi. James CALLAWAY was born on 30 Sep 1813. He
died on 24 Feb 1838 at age 24. He had no children.
34. Zachariah CALLAWAY (Richard, Joseph, Joseph)
married _____ _____. He was born on 4 Sep 1750. He died circa 1781 in Bedford
County, Virginia.
Children of Zachariah CALLAWAY include:
183. i. Amelia CALLAWAY married George DOOLEY on 10
Dec 1792 in Bedford County, Virginia.
184. ii. Sally CALLAWAY married Daniel NEAL on 3 Jun
1793 in Bedford County, Virginia.
35. John CALLAWAY (Richard, Joseph, Joseph)
was born on 25 Aug 1775. He married _____ _____ on 12 May 1796. He died on 31 Jul 1825 in Henry County, Kentucky, at age 49. He built "the Highlands," a
home near Smithfield, Henry County, Kentucky, on the highest point in the county. The
house is on the National Register of Historic Places, and a January 1994 fire destroyed
its roof and badly damaged the second floor.92
Children of John CALLAWAY include:
185. i. Richard CALLAWAY was born on 30 Oct 1798. He
married _____ _____ on 13 Jul 1820. He died on 7 Oct 1846 at age 47.
186. ii. John CALLAWAY was born on 26 Jan 1801. He
married Sarah Ann DORSEY on 3 Jul 1824.
187. iii. James CALLAWAY was born on 3 Apr 1803. He
married Cinderella YOUNT on 2 Aug 1830. He died on 12 Dec 1840 at age 37.
188. iv. William CALLAWAY married Elizabeth HUGHES.
He was born on 19 Nov 1804.
189. v. Samuel CALLAWAY was born on 22 May 1807. He
married Martha DURRETT on 15 Dec 1831. He died on 15 Aug 1853 at age 46.
190. vi. Elizabeth CALLAWAY was born on 24 Nov 1809.
She married F. H. GOODRIDGE on 5 Dec 1825. She died in 1864.
191. vii. Edwin CALLAWAY was born on 18 Apr 1813. He
married Martha D. THOMAS on 16 Dec 1836.
192. viii. Keziah CALLAWAY married Dr. _____
WAYLAND. She was born on 16 Jan 1816.
193. ix. Parham CALLAWAY was born on 21 Aug 1818. He
married America R. YOUNT on 9 Apr 1840. He died on 2 Dec 1901 at age 83.
194. x. Patsy CALLAWAY was born on 20 Jan 1821.
36. Mary CALLAWAY (Richard, Joseph, Joseph)
married _____ _____. She was born in 1752. She died in 1829.
Children of Mary CALLAWAY include:
195. i. Margaret GWATKIN married Waddy COBBS on 24
Mar 1788.
196. ii. Frances GWATKIN married Simon NOELL on 19
Nov 1801.
197. iii. Catherine GWATKIN married Thomas G.
LOGWOOD on 16 Feb 1802.
198. iv. James GWATKIN married Parmelia OTEY,
daughter of John H. OTEY. He married Mary THORPE on 6 Nov 1802.
199. v. Lucinda GWATKIN married James CAMPBELL on 10
Feb 1808.
200. vi. Mary Callaway GWATKIN married Micajah DAVIS
on 6 Oct 1810.
201. vii. Elizabeth GWATKIN married Jeffrey COBBS on
13 Sep 1811.
202. viii. Nancy H. GWATKIN married Charles L.
MITCHELL on 13 Feb 1812.
203. ix. Edward GWATKIN married Mary A. J. OTEY on
22 Mar 1813.
204. x. Charles GWATKIN married Catharine CLAYTON,
daughter of John W. CLAYTON, circa 1808.
40. Elizabeth CALLAWAY (Richard, Joseph, Joseph)
was born on 14 Aug 1760. She married Samuel HENDERSON on 7 Aug 1776 in Boonesborough,
Virginia. She died on 14 Jun 1814 in Franklin County, Tennessee, at age
53. She and Samuel Henderson were married in what is now Boonesborough, Kentucky in a
ceremony at which Daniel Boone, acting under his appointment as a
magistrate of Transylvania, officiated. Her father permitted the marriage on the condition
that Samuel put up a bond that "he would have the marriage solemnized by less dubious
authority at the earliest opportunity." Their son Alfred said he often heard his
parents say that they were the first couple ever married in Kentucky and that his sister
Fanny was the first child born there after marriage. They moved from Kentucky to North
Carolina around 1780.
Samuel HENDERSON was born in North Carolina. He died
on 16 Dec 1816 in Warren County, Tennessee. He was a farmer. During the
American Revolution he raised a group of 100 men in Guilford and Rockingham Counties,
North Carolina and fought in the Battle of Guilford. His son Alfred described him as
5'10" or 6' tall, 200 pounds, "of great muscular powers & capable of
enduring very great fatigue."93
Children of Elizabeth CALLAWAY and Samuel HENDERSON were:
205. i. Frances HENDERSON was born on 29 May 1777 in
Kentucky. She married Rev. James Smiley GILLESPIE in 1799. She died on
7 May 1841 at age 63. Her birth date is not certain.
206. ii. Richard HENDERSON married _____ ALVES. He
was born in Dec 1779 in Virginia (now Kentucky). He died on 9 Oct 1814
in Kentucky at age 34.
207. iii. Susan HENDERSON was born circa 1784. She
married Jonathan SPYKER circa 1805.
208. iv. Sallie HENDERSON married _____ RIVERS. She
was born circa 1787.
209. v. Elizabeth HENDERSON married Dr. Matthew L.
DIXON. She was born circa 1789. She died in 1872 in Talladega,
Talladega County, Alabama.
210. vi. Baldwin HENDERSON was born circa 1791. He
died in 1794.
211. vii. Pleasant HENDERSON married Agnes ROBARDS.
He was born on 29 Apr 1782 in North Carolina. He died in 1837 in McMinnville, Warren County, Tennessee.
212. viii. Eudocia HENDERSON married _____ ESTILL.
She was born circa 1794.
213. ix. Alfred HENDERSON was born on 9 Mar 1797. He
married Sallie QUESENBURY on 3 Jul 1823 in Franklin County, Tennessee.
He was living in Winchester, Tennessee in 1851.
214. x. Julia HENDERSON was born circa 1801. She
married Benjamin DECHERD in 1819. She died in 1871.
41. Caleb CALLAWAY (Richard, Joseph, Joseph)
was born on 9 Aug 1762. He married Elizabeth CALLAWAY, daughter of John CALLAWAY, on 19
Oct 1784 in Campbell County, Virginia. He died after 1811. He and his
wife, Elizabeth, were first cousins once removed.
Elizabeth CALLAWAY. Her death date may have been 5 Jan 1805. She was
born on 20 Apr 1763. She died on 4 Jan 1804 at age 40.
Children of Caleb CALLAWAY and Elizabeth CALLAWAY were:
215. i. Elizabeth CALLAWAY married William STONE in
1806 in Campbell County, Virginia. Their marriage bond was dated 15 Nov
1806, but their marriage date is uncertain.
42. Frances CALLAWAY (Richard, Joseph, Joseph)
was born on 16 Jun 1763. She married _____ _____ in 1777 in Boonesborough,
Virginia. She died in 1803 in Kentucky. She and John Holder were
married at what is now Boonesborough, Kentucky in a double wedding with her first cousin,
Flanders Callaway, at which her father, as a Virginia justice of the
peace, officiated.
Children of Frances CALLAWAY include:
216. i. Betty MCGUIRE married Henry HOLT.
217. ii. Theodosia HOLDER was born circa 1782. She
married Samuel Richardson COMBS on 9 Oct 1797.
218. iii. Sophia HOLDER was born in 1784. She died
in 1806. She had no children.
219. iv. John Walton HOLDER married Catherine PENN,
daughter of Sarah CALLAWAY, in 1808 in Amherst County, Virginia. He and
his wife, Catherine, were first cousins.
220. v. Caleb HOLDER died in Georgia.
He married Harriet DUNBAR. He was born in 1788.
221. vi. Richard Callaway HOLDER married Harriet
DUNBAR. He was born circa 1790. His wife, Harriet, was the widow of his brother, Caleb.
222. vii. Lydia HOLDER was born circa 1792. She
married Thomas G. JONES in 1812.
223. viii. Frances Walton HOLDER married Edward
MCGUIRE. She was born circa 1795. Her husband was the son of her stepfather.
224. ix. Catherine HOLDER was born on 12 Apr 1797.
She married Richard Gott WILLIAMS on 23 Jun 1812. She died on 2 Apr 1884 at age 86.
43. Lydia CALLAWAY (Richard, Joseph, Joseph)
was born on 14 Oct 1764. She married _____ _____ in 1781.
Children of Lydia CALLAWAY include:
225. i. Frances IRVINE married Maj. Robert CALDWELL.
She was born in 1782.
226. ii. Llewellyn HICKMAN died in Saint
Louis, Missouri. He married Agnes ST. CYR. He was born circa 1790.
227. iii. Mary IRVINE married John HART. She was
born on 4 Mar 1784 in Kentucky. She died on 14 Sep 1869 at age 85.
228. iv. Elizabeth HICKMAN was born circa 1792. She
married John Lewis HICKMAN in 1811. She died in 1833 in Bourbon County,
Kentucky. She and her husband, John, were cousins.
229. v. David C. IRVINE married Nancy HOWARD. He was
born on 18 Nov 1785 in Kentucky. He died on 14 Aug 1820 at age 34.
230. vi. Catherine HICKMAN was born circa 1797. She
married William C. PREWITT on 11 Jul 1832. She died on 11 Jul 1878 in Clark
County, Kentucky.
231. vii. Matilda HICKMAN was born in 1801. She
married Hon. Samuel HANSON in 1818. She died in 1847.
232. viii. Caroline HICKMAN died in Saint
Charles County, Missouri. She married David C. PITMAN. She was born in 1803.
44. Theodosia ('Doshea')
CALLAWAY (Richard, Joseph, Joseph)
was born on 8 Aug 1766. She married William CALLAWAY, son of John CALLAWAY, on 7 Jan 1796
in Campbell County, Virginia. She died on 13 Jun 1822 in Campbell
County, Virginia, at age 55.
William CALLAWAY. He and his wife, Doshea, were first cousins once
removed. He was born on 11 Oct 1769. He died on 28 Feb 1808 at age 38.
Children of Theodosia ('Doshea') CALLAWAY and William CALLAWAY were:
233. i. Matilda CALLAWAY was born on 9 Jan 1799. She
died on 5 Nov 1831 at age 32.
234. ii. Theodosia ('Dosia') CALLAWAY was born on 17
Mar 1800. She married William BUTLER on 20 Dec 1831. She died on 10 Jun 1839 at age 39.
235. iii. Sarah A. CALLAWAY was born on 9 Dec 1801.
She married John HEWITT on 26 Oct 1826. She died on 3 Apr 1836 at age 34.
45. Flanders CALLAWAY (James, Joseph, Joseph) was
born between 1748 and 1753 in Albemarle County, Virginia.94 He married Jemima BOONE, daughter of Daniel BOONE and
Rebecca Bryan, circa 1777 in Boonesborough, Virginia.95 He died on 22 Feb 1829 in Warren
County, Missouri (near Marthasville).96,97He probably was born in the part of Albemarle
County, Virginia that now is Bedford County. He migrated to Kentucky in 1776 and was one
of the early settlers of Ft. Boonesborough. There he married Jemima in a double wedding
with his first cousin, Frances Callaway. In 1798 or 1799 he and Jemima
moved to what is now Warren County, Missouri, near Charette (now Marthasville), which then
was the western part of St. Charles County. While living there he traded in fur with
Daniel Morgan Boone, his brother-in-law, and William Lamme, his son-in-law, and trapped
beaver as far west as Nebraska. He and Jemima were founders of Friendship Baptist Church
in Charette. Flanders was a hard shell Baptist with strong religious convictions and was
close to his family throughout his life but preferred to hunt alone. He has been described
as tall, thin, and swarthy. At his death he owned ten slaves.98,99,100
Jemima BOONE. She was a daughter of Kentucky pioneer Daniel Boone.101 She was buried in David Bryan Cemetery, Warren County, Missouri (near Marthasville).102 She was born on 4 Oct 1762 in Rowan County, North Carolina.103
She died on 30 Aug 1834 in Warren County, Missouri (near Marthasville),
at age 71.104
Children of Flanders CALLAWAY and Jemima BOONE were:
236. i. Sarah B. CALLAWAY was born circa 1779.105 She married James BARNES Jr. before
1799 in Kentucky.106
She died after 1834 in Warren County, Missouri.107They had twenty-two children.108
237. ii. John Boone CALLAWAY was born on 24 Jul 1781
in Fayette County, Kentucky.109
He married Elizabeth CATON, daughter of Jesse CATON Sr. and Esther Sparks, on 22 Feb 1809
in Saint Charles County, Missouri.110
He died on 30 Jun 1823 in Saint Charles County, Missouri, at age 41.111He moved to the St. Charles District
of Missouri at age 18, in about 1799. He bought his father's original St. Charles grant
when his father moved to Charette in 1811. At his wife's death when he was about age 30,
he was left with three daughters and a son, all of whom were minors. Another son had died
in infancy. Soon afterward he was appointed a justice of the county court in St. Charles
County but died about two years later.112
238. iii. Capt. James CALLAWAY was buried in Montgomery County, Missouri.113
He was born on 13 Sep 1783 in Fayette County, Kentucky.114 He married Nancy HOWELL, daughter of Francis HOWELL and
Susannah Stone, on 9 May 1805 in Saint Charles County, Missouri.115 He died on 7 Mar 1815 in Loutre Creek, Montgomery County, Missouri, at age 31.116In the St. Charles District of Missouri he held several
offices (such as deputy sheriff and tax collector), organized a group of Missouri Rangers,
and served as their captain in the War of 1812, which for them consisted mostly of
fighting Indians. He was killed in such a fight near the end of the war, at Loutre Creek.
Five years later the newly formed Callaway County, Missouri was named for him. They had
two sons and one daughter.117
239. iv. Frances CALLAWAY was buried in Lamme Family Burying Ground, Warren County, Missouri.118 She was born on 10 Feb 1785 in Fayette
County, Kentucky.119 She married
William T. LAMME on 9 Aug 1803 in Saint Charles County, Missouri.120 She died on 25 Sep 1856 in Warren County, Missouri, at age 71.121They had four sons and six daughters.122
240. v. Susannah CALLAWAY was buried in Thomas Howell Cemetery, Saint Charles County, Missouri.123 She was born on 1 Jan 1791 in Fayette
County, Kentucky.124 She married
Thomas HOWELL, son of Francis HOWELL and Susannah Stone, on 10 Jul 1806 in Saint
Charles County, Missouri.125 She died
on 25 Sep 1876 in Saint Charles County, Missouri, at age 85.126They had seven sons and seven
daughters.127
241. vi. Tabitha CALLAWAY was born on 1 Dec 1792 in Fayette County, Kentucky.128
She married Abraham DARST, son of David Darst and Rosetta Holman, circa 1810.129 She died in 1818 in Saint
Charles County, Missouri.130They had
four sons and one daughter.131
242. vii. Larkin S. CALLAWAY was born on 17 Mar 1794
in Fayette County, Kentucky.132
He married Susannah L. HOWELL, daughter of Francis HOWELL and Susannah Stone, on 22 Dec
1815 in Saint Charles County, Missouri.133 He died on 12 Feb 1839 in Warren
County, Missouri, at age 44.134He
grew up in the St. Charles District of Missouri and served under brother James as a
sergeant in the original company of Missouri Rangers. Susannah and he had five daughters
(one of whom died young) and three sons, and she was left with five minor children when he
died.135
243. viii. Elizabeth CALLAWAY was born on 15 Feb
1797 in Fayette County, Kentucky.136
She married Morgan BRYAN, son of David BRYAN and Mary Powers, on 16 Feb 1815 in Saint Charles County, Missouri.137
She died on 1 Jun 1867 in Boone County, Missouri, at age 70.138They had one son and one daughter.139
244. ix. Minerva CALLAWAY was born circa 1801 in Saint Charles County, Missouri.140
She married John JONES M.D., son of Giles JONES and Isabelle _____, on 22 Oct 1818 in Saint Charles County, Missouri.141
She died on 21 Nov 1850 in Warren County, Missouri.142They had six sons and four daughters.143
245. x. Daniel Boone CALLAWAY was born circa 1803 in
Saint Charles County, Missouri.144
He married Anne GRISWOLD, daughter of Harvey GRISWOLD Sr. and Cynthia Hayes, circa 1830 in
Montgomery County, Missouri.145
He died in Jan 1848 in Missouri.146He was born in either Warren County or Franklin County,
Missouri. They had two sons and one daughter, all of whom lived in Franklin County,
Missouri. One son never married and died in the Civil War. The other son also served in
the war and had a daughter.147
46. Dudley CALLAWAY (James, Joseph, Joseph) was
born circa 1750.148 He married Martha
('Patsy') TRENT, daughter of Henry TRENT, on 12 Dec 1778.149 He died circa 1844 in Amherst County,
Virginia.150
Children of Dudley CALLAWAY and Martha ('Patsy') TRENT were:
246. i. Sarah CALLAWAY married Thomas GRAHAM on 24
Aug 1815 in Campbell County, Virginia.151
48. James CALLAWAY Jr. (James, Joseph, Joseph) was
born circa 1756.152 He married Susanna
WHITE, daughter of Stephen WHITE, on 13 Jul 1784 in Bedford County,
Virginia.153 He died on 13 Jul 1835 in
Howard County, Missouri.154
Children of James CALLAWAY Jr. and Susanna WHITE were:
247. i. John CALLAWAY married Elizabeth ACKERMAN.155 He died in California.156 He married Mrs. Millie CALLAWAY.157 He was born on 28 Oct 1791.158
248. ii. Charles Riley CALLAWAY was born on 23 Sep
1785.159 He married Elizabeth EUBANK
on 22 Jan 1811 in Clark County, Kentucky.160 He died on 11 Aug 1854 in Howard
County, Missouri, at age 68.161,162He had moved to Howard County, Missouri by
1818.163
249. iii. William CALLAWAY was born circa 1786.164 He married Mildred EUBANK on 1 Jan
1802 in Clark County, Kentucky.165
250. iv. Stephen White CALLAWAY married Lydia Logan.166,167
He was born on 12 Aug 1787.168 He
married Sally BRYAN on 10 Oct 1810 in Jefferson County, Kentucky.169
251. v. Agatha CALLAWAY married _____ HULSE.170 She was born on 12 Dec 1789.171
252. vi. Anna CALLAWAY married _____ HUTSELL.172 She was born on 15 Feb 1793.173
253. vii. Ambrose CALLAWAY was born on 15 Feb 1795.174 He married Susan JACKSON on 11 Dec
1823 in Howard County, Missouri.175
He died on 28 Oct 1861 at age 66.176
254. viii. Betsy CALLAWAY married _____ ELMORE.177 She was born on 12 Mar 1797.178
255. ix. Sally CALLAWAY was born on 12 Apr 1800.179
256. x. James CALLAWAY Jr was born on 22 Feb 1806.180
257. xi. Flanders CALLAWAY married Sooky SMITH.181 He married Alva Hurd SHARP.182 He was born on 22 Sep 1808.183
258. xii. Seignea ('Caney' or 'Seana') CALLAWAY
married _____ SWEARINGEN.184 She was
born on 23 Apr 1811.185
49. Micajah CALLAWAY (James, Joseph, Joseph) was
born circa 1758.186 He married Mary
ARNOLD in 1796.187 He married Franky
HAWKINS on 4 Apr 1805 in Garrard County, Kentucky.188 He died on 11 Apr 1849 in Washington
County, Indiana.189
Children of Micajah CALLAWAY and Mary ARNOLD were:
259. i. James CALLAWAY married Frankie DAVIS. He
married Marie M. HENDERSON. He was born in Nov 1796.
260. ii. Edmund CALLAWAY was born on 3 Mar 1801. He
married Mary CAMERON on 18 Oct 1825. He married Nancy CROCKETT on 9 Feb 1843. He died on
20 Jul 1863 in Indiana at age 62.
261. iii. _____ CALLAWAY died in Missouri.
She died in infancy.
Children of Micajah CALLAWAY and Franky HAWKINS were:
262. i. John Hawkins CALLAWAY was born on 22 Feb
1806 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.190,191 He died on 9 Jan
1890 at age 83.192He had no children.
From an 1884 history of Washington County, Indiana: "John H. Callaway, retired
farmer, is a son of Micajah Callaway, whose name is familiar to school children as a
celebrated Indian fighter and frontiersman, who was a close companion of Daniel Boone in
Kentucky, . . . When about four years old [John] came with his father to what is now
Washington County, Ind., which he has always considered his home. He was reared in the
backwoods to hard work and industry, and such has been his life's occupation, gaining,
thereby the old Callaway homestead and other lands, amounting in all to over 500 acres.
For the past few years he has retired from active work, and resides with two nephews who
manage his large farm. Mr. Callaway is one of the well known men of the county, is
enterprising, thorough going, and a Democrat."193,194
263. ii. Noble CALLAWAY was born on 15 Mar 1809 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.195,196 He married Martha Catherine NICHOLSON,
daughter of Benjamin NICHOLSON and Jemima Starr, on 22 Mar 1835.197,198 He died on 28
Dec 1884 in Indiana at age 75.199From an 1884 history of Washington County, Indiana: "Noble Callaway, son of
Micajah and Frankie (Hawkins) Callaway, . . . when one year old came with his parents to
this county, which has since been his home. Like the majority of pioneer boys, he had to
work hard, early and late, and received such advantages as only that primitive time
afforded. Accepting farming as his vocation through life, has steadily followed it, and by
his untiring exertions, has secured his wife . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Callaway are among
Washington County's best people . . "200
264. iii. Elizabeth CALLAWAY was born on 31 May 1811
in Indiana. She married Jonathan WINSLOW on 4 Jun 1831.
265. iv. Lucy CALLAWAY married Mathew SPRAKS on 4
Feb 1846.
266. v. Sarah CALLAWAY was born in 1814. She married
Wiley JONES on 21 Mar 1842. She died on 28 Feb 1889.
50. Chesley CALLAWAY (James, Joseph, Joseph) was
born in 1760 in Bedford County, Virginia.201 He married Christina GALLOWAY, daughter of John
GALLOWAY, in 1784 in Bedford County, Virginia.202 He died on 13 Feb 1846 in Ohio
County, Kentucky.203He served in the
Revolutionary Army on a campaign against the Cherokees, on the Long Island (Holstein
River) expedition against Indians, at Fort Boonesborough in Kentucky, in driving cattle to
Fort McIntosh, and at the Guilford, N.C. fight under General Greene. By 1789 he was in
Lexington, Kentucky, and he probably spent the rest of his life in the part of Hardin
County, Kentucky that became Ohio County, where he engaged in numerous land transactions.
In 1799 he bought 333 acres north of Rough River on North No Creek, about six miles from
Hartford, Kentucky. Although he sold off part of this tract, he seems to have remained on
the rest of it until his death. He farmed and apparently owned no slaves. He was
interested in politics and supported Andrew Jackson. The net value of his estate was
$89.91.204
Children of Chesley CALLAWAY and Christina GALLOWAY were:
267. i. Chesley CALLAWAY Jr was born in 1785 in Virginia.206 He
married Elizabeth GILBERT on 24 Oct 1809 in Ohio County, Kentucky.207,208
He died circa Aug 1848 in Lincoln County, Missouri.209In 1812 he and brother Zachariah moved into the part of the
St. Charles District of Missouri that became Lincoln County.210
268. ii. Zachariah CALLAWAY Sr was buried in Lincoln County, Missouri (near Old Alexandria).211 He was born in 1787 in Virginia.212 He married Phoebe CLEAVER, daughter
of James CLEAVER and Hannah Linn, on 7 Aug 1805 in Ohio County,
Kentucky.213,214 He married Jane EARLY in 1832.215,216 He died circa
Jan 1848 in Lincoln County, Missouri (near Old Alexandria).217,218In 1812 he and brother Chesley moved into the part of the St. Charles District of
Missouri that became Lincoln County.219
269. iii. Tonzay CALLAWAY was born circa 1802 in Kentucky.220 She
married William C. SIMMONS in 1820 in Ohio County, Kentucky.221 She died in 1841.222
270. iv. Sarah CALLAWAY was born in 1791 in Kentucky.223 She
married Robert TARLTON in 1810 in Ohio County, Kentucky.224
271. v. Frances CALLAWAY was born in 1793 in Kentucky.225 She
married Elijah CROWE in 1811 in Ohio County, Kentucky.226
272. vi. Andrew CALLAWAY. He lived in Missouri.
273. vii. James Walker CALLAWAY was born in 1801 in Kentucky.227 He
married Mahala MILLs in 1823 in Ohio County, Kentucky.228 He died in 1840.229
274. viii. William CALLAWAY married _____ _____. He
died on 7 Sep 1827 in Pike County, Missouri.230While shaking hands with his niece, Susan Callaway, at the
door to the Patterson house, he was hit in the forehead by a rifle shot fired at a turkey
from 936 yards away. He died four hours later.231
52. Edmund CALLAWAY (James, Joseph, Joseph) was
born circa 1764 in Bedford County, Virginia.232 He married Athaliah WRIGHT on 2 Apr 1798 in Bourbon County, Kentucky.233
He died circa 1818.234
Children of Edmund CALLAWAY and Athaliah WRIGHT were:
275. i. James Wright CALLAWAY was born in 1799 in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky.
276. ii. William Dudley CALLAWAY was born on 3 Jan
1801. He married Lucy BARNARD on 28 Jun 1827. He married Amanda Jane WIGGINTON circa 1835.
He died on 3 Jun 1885 in Illinois at age 84.
277. iii. George Fletcher CALLAWAY was born in 1803.
278. iv. Fannie CALLAWAY married _____ ADAMSON. She
was born in 1805.
279. v. Margaret CALLAWAY married Charles B. CLARKE.
She was born in 1807.
280. vi. Samuel Taylor CALLAWAY was born on 14 Jan
1808. He married Mary Hamilton MEANS in 1830 in Hopkinsville, Christian
County, Kentucky. He died on 7 Jun 1875 at age 67.
281. vii. Mary Ann CALLAWAY married John O'BANNON.
She was born on 12 Apr 1810 in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky. She
married Edward PAYNE on 15 Sep 1826 in Christian County, Kentucky. She
died on 7 Sep 1873 in Harrisonville, Cass County, Missouri, at age 63.
282. viii. Sarah CALLAWAY married John CHEATHAM.
283. ix. John Chester CALLAWAY was born in 1813. He
married Mary C. KING on 1 Jan 1840.
284. x. Susan CALLAWAY married _____ DAVISON.
53. Mary CALLAWAY (James, Joseph, Joseph) was
born on 3 Feb 1765 in Bedford County, Virginia.235 She married William NORTH on 8 Jun 1781 in Bedford County, Virginia.236,237 She married Joshua BAKER circa 1790 in Fayette County, Kentucky.238,239 She died in May 1852 in Owen
County, Kentucky, at age 87.240
Children of Mary CALLAWAY and Joshua BAKER were:
285. i. Sophia BAKER married Robert VALLANDINGHAM.
She married D. W. CALL.
286. ii. Polina BAKER married Thomas EASTERDAY.
287. iii. Jesse BAKER married Betsy DAVIS.
288. iv. Docia BAKER married _____ LINDSEY. She
married John SCRUGGS. She was born on 11 Mar 1798. She died on 6 Feb 1869 at age 70.
289. v. Greenup BAKER married Louise EASTERDAY.
290. vi. Bluford BAKER. His name may have been
Buford. He died young.
291. vii. Shelby BAKER married Betsy VANLANDINGHAM.
292. viii. William BAKER married Mahaly BAKER.
293. ix. Malinda BAKER.
294. x. Lutitia BAKER.
William NORTH died before 1789.
Children of Mary CALLAWAY and William NORTH were:
295. i. William NORTH Jr was born circa 1782.
296. ii. John NORTH was born before 1789.
Sources
1. "Hospitable and Helpful
Historian," The Callaway Journal, vol. 18, p. 17 (1993) (giving the year and
state but not naming the county). 2. Ibid. (giving only the year). 3. Ibid. (not giving the date). 4. Bessie Lee Bartlett Buchanan, Wichita Falls, Tex.,
"D.A.R. Ancestral Chart," handwritten, undated, copy in possession of Roger
Bartlett. 5. "Hospitable and Helpful Historian," The
Callaway Journal, above (giving only the year and not naming the place). 6. Bobbie L. Callaway, "A Man of Varied
Interests," The Callaway Journal, vol. 10, p. 26 (1985). 7. Bessie Lee Bartlett Buchanan, Wichita Falls, Tex.,
"D.A.R. Ancestral Chart," above (giving only the date). 8. Bobbie L. Callaway, "A Man of Varied
Interests," above. 9. Ibid. 10. Bessie Lee Bartlett Buchanan, Wichita Falls,
Tex., "D.A.R. Ancestral Chart," above. 11. Bobbie L. Callaway, "A Man of Varied
Interests," above. 12. John Mack Faragher, Daniel Boone: The Life
and Legend of an American Pioneer (New York, N.Y.: Henry Holt and Company, 1992), pp.
113 (description), 201 (murder). 13. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," The Callaway Journal, vol. 5 (1980), p. 76. 14. Ibid., p. 76 (citing to Will Book 1, Bedford
Co., Va.). 15. Bobbie L. Callaway, "Flanders: Legend and
His Legacy," The Callaway Journal, vol. 10, p. 18 (1985). 16. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 77. 17. Ibid. 18. Ibid. 19. Ibid. 20. Ibid., p. 76 (giving his birth date as c.
1753/54). 21. "Hospitable and Helpful Historian," The
Callaway Journal, above (giving only the date). 22. Ibid. (giving only her first name [Jude] and
not giving the place or date). 23. Mrs. L. B. Cox, Jr., "Callaway Family
History", p. 90 (giving her name as Judea Ann Moffit). This undated work is almost
entirely in Mrs. Cox's handwriting and rarely cites any source for the information. Ann
McFadin Miller provided a photocopy to Roger Bartlett in May 1974. Mrs. Cox lived in
Ozona, Texas. 24. Bessie Lee Bartlett Buchanan, Wichita Falls,
Tex., "D.A.R. Ancestral Chart," above (giving only her first name [Juda] and not
giving the place or date). 25. Holy Bible (Philadelphia, Pa.: M. Carey
& Son, 1817), p. 680 (giving only the date; stating that he died on 27 Mar 1819
"aged 65 years"). This bible was originally owned by Jesse Bartlett and Frances
Callaway Bartlett and was in the possession of Ruby Lynn Shelton, Rice, Tex., in 1974. On
the flyleaf, believed to be in Jesse's hand, is "Jesse Bartlett his Book." 26. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 76 (citing "Knox Co. Wills"). 27. "Hospitable and Helpful Historian," The
Callaway Journal, above (giving only the year and not naming the place). 28. Bessie Lee Bartlett Buchanan, Wichita Falls,
Tex., "D.A.R. Ancestral Chart," above (giving only the date). 29. Bobbie L. Callaway, "A Man of Varied
Interests," above (speculating as to birthplace). 30. Mrs. L. B. Cox, Jr., "Callaway Family
History," above, p. 94. 31. Bessie Lee Bartlett Buchanan, Wichita Falls,
Tex., "D.A.R. Ancestral Chart," above (giving only the date). 32. Bobbie L. Callaway, "A Man of Varied
Interests," above. 33. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 77 (not naming the county). 34. Mrs. L. B. Cox, Jr., "Callaway Family
History," above, p. 94. 35. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 77. 36. Ibid. 37. Bobbie L. Callaway, "A Man of Varied
Interests," above (speculating as to birthplace, based on father's having appeared in
court records there the preceding year). 38. Bobbie L. Callaway, "A Man of Varied
Interests," above. 39. Ibid., p. 28 (stating that he was buried on his
land, in a private cemetery that cannot now be located). 40. "Hospitable and Helpful Historian," The
Callaway Journal, above (giving only the year and not naming the place). 41. Bobbie L. Callaway, "A Man of Varied
Interests," above, p. 27. 42. Bobbie L. Callaway, "A Man of Varied
Interests," above. 43. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 77 (not naming the county). 44. Mrs. L. B. Cox, Jr., "Callaway Family
History," above, p. 94. 45. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 77. 46. Ibid. 47. Ibid., p. 77 (misstating his birth year as
1799; from the context it appears it was meant to be 1779 but was misprinted). 48. Ibid., p. 77. 49. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above. 50. Bobbie L. Callaway, "A Man of Varied
Interests," above, p. 27. 51. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 77. 52. Ibid. 53. The Callaway Journal, vol. 18, p. 66
(1993). 54. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 77 (giving the date as May/June 1842). 55. Ibid., p. 77. 56. Ibid. 57. Ibid. 58. Bobbie L. Callaway, "A Man of Varied
Interests," above, p. 27. 59. Bartlett-Callaway bible, above, p. 677 (giving
only the date). 60. James Alonzo Matthews and Lucille Pearce,
comps., Pearce, Bartlett, Matthews, Smart, and Allied Families (Austin, Tex.: Eakin
Publications, Inc., 1983), p. 186. 61. Lineage of Mrs. Bessie Lee Bartlett Buchanan, Founders
and Patriots of the Republic of Texas: The Lineages of the Members of the Daughters of the
Republic of Texas (Austin, Tex.: The Daughters of the Republic of Texas, 1963), p.
556. 62. Bartlett-Callaway bible, above, p. 677
(inscribed under "marriages" in what is believed to be Jesse's hand: "Jesse
Bartlett (second son and eleventh child of Nicholas & Mary Bartlett) was born December
the 5th AD 1791 and married the 7th of September 1810 to Fanna Callaway (third daughter
and ninth child of Thomas & Juda Callaway) who was born February 19th AD 1792"). 63. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 77 (giving 9 Jul 1810 as marriage date). 64. James Alonzo Matthews et al., Pearce [etc.]
and Allied Families, above, p. 186. 65. Lineage of Mrs. Bessie Lee Bartlett Buchanan,
above. 66. Bartlett-Callaway bible, above, p. 680 (giving
only the date). 67. James Alonzo Matthews et al., Pearce [etc.]
and Allied Families, above, p. 187. 68. Lineage of Mrs. Bessie Lee Bartlett Buchanan,
above (not naming the county). 69. Ann McFadin Miller, 3448 Aransas St., Corpus
Christi, Tex. 78411, family group record sent to Roger Bartlett, 9 Oct 1974. 70. James Alonzo Matthews et al., Pearce [etc.]
and Allied Families, above, p. 187. 71. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 77 (giving her birth year as 1793/96). 72. Ibid., p. 77. 73. Ibid. 74. Ibid., p. 77 (not giving the date). 75. Ibid., p. 77. 76. Mary Funkhouser, "Missouri Milestone
Celebrated," The Callaway Journal, vol. 10, p. 8 (1985). 77. The Callaway Journal, vol. 19, p. 40
(1994) (stating, on 27 May 1878, in a widow's claim for War of 1812 service that they
married on 25 Dec 1813 in Smith Co., Tenn.) (conflicting with her 27 May 1871 claim, in
which she stated that they were married in Dec 1810 in Wilson Co., Tenn.). 78. Ibid., vol. 19, p. 39 (1994) (widow's claim for
War of 1812 service). 79. Ibid., vol. 19, p. 39-40 (1994) (two widow's
claims for War of 1812 service, signed by Celia Callaway in Callaway Co., Mo., by her
mark, on 27 May 1871 and 27 May 1878). 80. Ibid., vol. 19, p. 39 (1994) (identifying
Tabitha Callaway as natural guardian for the heirs of William Callaway, deceased and as
heirs to Joseph Callaway, deceased in a 27 Jan 1833 consent to a 2 Jul 1831 land
certificate recorded in Deed Book R, pp. 476-77, Callaway Co., Mo.). 81. Ibid. 82. Ibid., vol. 19, p. 39 (1994). 83. Ibid., vol. 19, p. 39 (1994) (identifying Polly
Rankin, formerly Polly Callaway, as an heir to Joseph Callaway, deceased in a 27 Jan 1833
consent to a 2 Jul 1831 land certificate recorded in Deed Book R, pp. 476-77, Callaway
Co., Mo.). 84. Ibid., vol. 19, p. 39 (1994) (identifying Cena
Coats, formerly Cena Callaway, as an heir to Joseph Callaway, deceased in a 27 Jan 1833
consent to a 2 Jul 1831 land certificate recorded in Deed Book R, pp. 476-77, Callaway
Co., Mo.). 85. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 77 (not giving the date). 86. Ibid., p. 77. 87. Ibid., p. 78. 88. Ibid. 89. Biography of Achilles Callaway, online
http://www.starbase21.com/kybiog/lyon/callaway.a.txt, downloaded 11 Apr 1998, citing Kentucky:
A History of the State, 3d ed. (n.p.: Battle, Perrin & Kniffin, 1886). 90. Ibid. 91. Mary Funkhouser, "Missouri Milestone
Celebrated," above. 92. The Callaway Journal, vol. 19, p. 25
(1994). 93. Alfred Henderson, letter to Lyman C. Draper,
n.d., Draper MSS 24C38, in The Callaway Journal, vol. 2 (1977), pp. 49-50
(describing him). 94. Bobbie L. Callaway, "Flanders: Legend and
His Legacy," above. 95. Ibid., p. 21. 96. The Callaway Journal, vol. 2 (1977)
(1889 letter from mrs. M. L. Taylor, Draper Mss. 23C112). 97. Bobbie L. Callaway, "Flanders: Legend and
His Legacy," above, p. 19. 98. Bobbie L. Callaway, "Flanders: Legend and
His Legacy," above. 99. Mary Funkhouser, "Missouri Milestone
Celebrated," above (move to Missouri). 100. "Boones, Callaways Over 119
Years," The Callaway Journal, vol. 10, p. 10 (1985) (move to Missouri). 101. Bobbie L. Callaway, "Flanders: Legend
and His Legacy," above, p. 21. 102. Ibid. 103. Ibid. 104. Ibid. 105. Ibid. 106. Ibid. 107. Ibid. 108. Ibid. 109. Ibid. 110. Ibid. 111. Ibid. 112. Bobbie L. Callaway, "Flanders: Legend
and His Legacy," above. 113. Ibid., p. 21. 114. Ibid. 115. Ibid. 116. Ibid. 117. Bobbie L. Callaway, "Flanders: Legend
and His Legacy," above. 118. Ibid., p. 21. 119. Ibid. 120. Ibid. 121. Ibid. 122. Ibid. 123. Ibid. 124. Ibid. 125. Ibid. 126. Ibid. 127. Ibid. 128. Ibid. 129. Ibid. 130. Ibid. 131. Ibid. 132. Ibid. 133. Ibid. 134. Ibid. 135. Bobbie L. Callaway, "Flanders: Legend
and His Legacy," above. 136. Ibid., p. 21. 137. Ibid. 138. Ibid. 139. Ibid. 140. Ibid. 141. Ibid. 142. Ibid. 143. Ibid. 144. Ibid., pp. 21-22. 145. Ibid. 146. Ibid. 147. Ibid. 148. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 77. 149. Ibid. 150. Ibid. 151. Ibid., p. 80. 152. Ibid., p. 77. 153. Ibid. 154. Ibid., p. 77 (noting that the month may have
been August). 155. Ibid., p. 80. 156. Ibid. 157. Ibid. 158. Ibid., p. 80 (giving the year as 1781, which
is believed to be a misprint). 159. Ibid., p. 80. 160. Ibid. 161. Ibid. 162. The Callaway Journal, vol. 19, p. 33
(1994) (giving only the month and year and not naming the place). 163. Mary Funkhouser, "Missouri Milestone
Celebrated," above. 164. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 80. 165. Ibid. 166. Ibid., p. 80 (giving her name as Lydia
Bryan). 167. The Callaway Journal, vol. 19, p. 32
(1994). 168. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 80. 169. Ibid. 170. Ibid. 171. Ibid. 172. Ibid. 173. Ibid. 174. Ibid. 175. Ibid. 176. Ibid. 177. Ibid. 178. Ibid. 179. Ibid. 180. Ibid. 181. Ibid. 182. Ibid. 183. Ibid. 184. Ibid. 185. Ibid. 186. Ibid., p. 77. 187. Ibid. 188. Ibid. 189. Ibid. 190. Ibid., p. 80 (giving only the date). 191. Biography of John H. Callaway, online
http://www.starbase21.com/kybiog/bourbon/callaway.jh.txt, downloaded 11 Apr 1998, citing History
of Lawrence, Orange and Washington Counties, Indiana from the Earliest Time to the Present
(Chicago, Ill.: Goodspeed Bros. & Co., 1884). 192. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 80. 193. Ibid. 194. Biography of John H. Callaway, above. 195. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 80 (giving only the date). 196. Biography of Noble Callaway, online
http://www.starbase21.com/kybiog/bourbon/callaway.n.txt, downloaded 11 Apr 1998, citing History
of Lawrence, Orange and Washington Counties, Indiana from the Earliest Time to the Present
(Chicago, Ill.: Goodspeed Bros. & Co., 1884). 197. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 80. 198. Biography of Noble Callaway, above (not
giving the date). 199. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 80. 200. Biography of Noble Callaway, above. 201. James E. Calloway,
"Virginia--Kentucky--Missouri," The Callaway Journal, vol. 10, p. 30
(1985). 202. Ibid. 203. Ibid., p. 33. 204. James E. Calloway,
"Virginia--Kentucky--Missouri," above. 205. Ibid., p. 33. 206. James E. Calloway,
"Virginia--Kentucky--Missouri," above. 207. The Callaway Journal, vol. 19, p. 38
(1994) (giving only the date) (will of Chesley Callaway, naming Elizabeth Callaway as his
wife) (citing to Will Book B, p. 28, Lincoln Co., Mo.). 208. James E. Calloway,
"Virginia--Kentucky--Missouri," above, p. 32 (giving only the year and not
naming the place). 209. The Callaway Journal, vol. 19, p. 38
(1994). 210. Alice White Foster, "Callaway Pioneers
in Missouri," The Callaway Journal, vol. 10, p. 35 (1985). 211. Ibid., p. 36. 212. James E. Calloway,
"Virginia--Kentucky--Missouri," above. 213. Ibid., p. 32 (giving only the year and not
naming the place). 214. Alice White Foster, "Callaway Pioneers
in Missouri," above, p. 36. 215. The Callaway Journal, vol. 19, p. 38
(1994) (no marriage date; will of Zachariah Calloway [sic], naming Jane M. Callaway
as his wife) (citing to Will Book A, pp. 20-21, Lincoln Co., Mo.). 216. Alice White Foster, "Callaway Pioneers
in Missouri," above, p. 36. 217. The Callaway Journal, vol. 19, p. 38
(1994). 218. Alice White Foster, "Callaway Pioneers
in Missouri," above, p. 36. 219. Alice White Foster, "Callaway Pioneers
in Missouri," above. 220. James E. Calloway,
"Virginia--Kentucky--Missouri," above. 221. Ibid., p. 32 (not giving the place). 222. Ibid., p. 33. 223. James E. Calloway,
"Virginia--Kentucky--Missouri," above. 224. Ibid., p. 32 (giving his name as Tarleton
and not giving the date or place). 225. James E. Calloway,
"Virginia--Kentucky--Missouri," above. 226. Ibid., p. 32 (not giving the date or place). 227. James E. Calloway,
"Virginia--Kentucky--Missouri," above. 228. Ibid., p. 32 (not giving the place). 229. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 80. 230. The Callaway Journal, vol. 19, p. 37
(1994) (citing to Missouri Republican, St. Louis, Mo., 27 Sep 1827, p. 2, col. 1). 231. Ibid. 232. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 77. 233. Ibid. 234. Ibid. 235. Ibid. 236. Ibid., p. 77 (giving 1 Jun 1781 as the date
and naming the place). 237. The Callaway Journal, vol. 1 (1976),
p. 57 (giving only the date). 238. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 77 (giving the date as 1789/90). 239. Bobbie L. Callaway, "Flanders: Legend
and His Legacy," above, p. 19. 240. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of
Virginia," above, p. 77.
