Frances Callaway (1792-1840) and Some of Her Ancestors

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Frances Callaway
(1792-1840)
And Some of Her Ancestors

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Frances CALLAWAY's male line can be traced back four generations.   The earliest Callaway ancestor is Joseph CALLAWAY, SrClick here to go to the page for his descendants down to Frances's generation.

A couple of female ancestors have been identified, but their lines have not been traced yet.

In the chart below, a person's father has a number that is twice the child's number and a person's mother has a number that is one number higher than the child's father's number.  Thus the father of number 8 is number 16 and the mother of number 8 is number 17. 


First Generation

1. Frances ('Fanna') CALLAWAY was born on 29 Feb 1792 in Buncombe County, North Carolina.1,2,3 She died on 20 Sep 1840 in Washington County, Texas, at age 48.4,5,6 She was buried in Washington County, Texas.7


Second Generation

2. Thomas CALLAWAY Jr was born in 1753 in Halifax County, Virginia.8,9 He died on 27 Mar 1819 in Knox County, Tennessee.10,11,12,13

3. Juda Ann _____14 was born circa 1756 in Virginia.15 She died on 21 Feb 1823 in Knox County, Tennessee. 16,17 Her original surname is uncertain.   It has been speculated that it may have been Farrar, Saunders (or Sanders), or Shadrack.17a Those names seem to have first appeared in the Callaway family after her marriage to Thomas Callaway, and the use of Farrar as her second son's middle name (and at least one grandchild's middle name) lends some weight to the thought that she was a Farrar.  Some believe her name was Moffit.17b


Third Generation

4. Capt. Thomas CALLAWAY Sr18,19,20,21 was born on 12 Oct 1712.22 He died in Feb 1800 in Ashe County, North Carolina, at age 87.23,24,25 He was buried in Callaway Cemetery, West Jefferson, Ashe County, North Carolina.26

5. Mary BAKER27 died in 1778.28


Fourth Generation

8. Joseph CALLAWAY Jr died in 1732 in Essex County, Virginia.29

9. _____ _____


Fifth Generation

16. Joseph CALLAWAY Sr.

17. _____ _____


Sources 

1. Holy Bible (Philadelphia, Pa.: M. Carey & Son, 1817), p. 677 (giving only the date). 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."
2. James Alonzo Matthews and Lucille Pearce, comps., Pearce, Bartlett, Matthews, Smart, and Allied Families (Austin, Tex.: Eakin Publications, Inc., 1983), p. 186.
3. 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.
4. Bartlett-Callaway bible, above, p. 680 (giving only the date).
5. James Alonzo Matthews et al., Pearce [etc.] and Allied Families, above, p. 187.
6. Lineage of Mrs. Bessie Lee Bartlett Buchanan, above (not naming the county).
7. Ann McFadin Miller, 3448 Aransas St., Corpus Christi, Tex. 78411, family group record sent to Roger Bartlett, 9 Oct 1974.
8. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of Virginia," The Callaway Journal, vol. 5 (1980), p. 76 (giving his birth date as ca. 1753/54).
9. "Hospitable and Helpful Historian," The Callaway Journal, vol. 18, p. 17 (1993) (giving only the date).
10. Bartlett-Callaway bible, above, p. 680 (giving only the date; stating that he died on 27 Mar 1819 "aged 65 years").
11. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of Virginia," above, p. 76 (citing "Knox Co. Wills").
12. "Hospitable and Helpful Historian," The Callaway Journal, above (giving only the year and not naming the place).
13. Bessie Lee Bartlett Buchanan, Wichita Falls, Tex., "D.A.R. Ancestral Chart," handwritten, undated, copy in possession of Roger Bartlett (giving only the date).
14. James Alonzo Matthews et al., Pearce [etc.] and Allied Families, above, p. 186 (giving her name as Juda Louisa).
15. Bobbie L. Callaway, "A Man of Varied Interests," The Callaway Journal, vol. 10, p. 26 (1985) (speculating as to birthplace).
16. Mrs. L. B. Cox, Jr., "Callaway Family History", p. 94. 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.
17. Bessie Lee Bartlett Buchanan, Wichita Falls, Tex., "D.A.R. Ancestral Chart," above (giving only the date).
17a. Bobbie L. Callaway, "A Man of Varied Interests," above.
17b. Mrs. L. B. Cox, Jr., "Callaway Family History", above, p. 94.
18. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of Virginia," above, p. 76.
19. The Callaway Journal, vol. 1 (1976), pp. 25, 56.
20. "Revolutionary Heroes' Kin Is Honored in Illinois," The Callaway Journal, vol. 2 (1977), pp. 28-29 (reprinted from Fulton County News, Lewistown, Ill., 16 Sep 1976).
21. The Callaway Journal, vol. 2 (1977), p. 41.
22. "Hospitable and Helpful Historian," The Callaway Journal, above (giving only the year).
23. Ibid. (giving only the year and not naming the place).
24. Bobbie L. Callaway, "A Man of Varied Interests," above.
25. Bessie Lee Bartlett Buchanan, Wichita Falls, Tex., "D.A.R. Ancestral Chart," above (giving only the date).
26. Bobbie L. Callaway, "A Man of Varied Interests," above.
27. "Descendants of Joseph Callaway of Virginia," above, p. 76.
28. Bessie Lee Bartlett Buchanan, Wichita Falls, Tex., "D.A.R. Ancestral Chart," above.
29. "Hospitable and Helpful Historian," The Callaway Journal, above (giving the year and state but not naming the county).


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