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ALABAMA

 

Pvt. Duncan McCall served in Alabama Mounted Volunteers, Philpott's Company in 1836-37 in the Creek War.

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Pvt. John McCall served in the Forty-second Alabama Militia, Hunter's Company, in the Creek War of 1836-37.

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Pvt. John McCall served in the Forty-second Alabama Militia, White's Company, in the Creek War of 1836-37.

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W. R. McCall served in Montgomery Guards, Wyman's Company, Alabama Militia in the Creek War in 1836 and 1837.

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Forty-seven McCall households were enumerated in the 1850 census of Alabama:

 

Householder         County         Page  Township

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Alexander McCall    Dale           227   Southern

Catherine McCall    Barbour        167   

Charles McCall      Choctaw        172

Charles McCall      Randolph       392   Beat 14

Charles McCall      Talladega      478   Talledega

D. A. McCall        Barbour        198

D. T. McCall        Lowndes        150   Lowndes

Daniel McCall       Barbour        139

David McCall        Montgomery     177

Duncan McCall       Lowndes        172   Lowndes

Duncan B. McCall    Conecuh        367

Elizabeth McCall    Wilcox         396

Elizabeth McCall    Morgan         240

Franklin McCall     Coosa           45   Coosa

Gilbert McCall      Barbour        176

Hamilton McCall     Wilcox         396

Henry McCall        Barbour        159

Hugh B. McCall      Lowndes        165   Lowndes

Hugh C. McCall      Marengo          3  

J. N. McCall        Benton         318

James McCall        Lowndes        174

James McCall        Pike           267

James McCall        Randolph         9

James McCall        Randolph       392

Jane McCall         Henry          444   Southern

John McCall         Conecuh        373

John McCall         Blount         142

John D. McCall      Pike           271

John G. McCall      Conecuh        347  

John H. McCall      Perry          280   Marion

M. McCall           Choctaw        153

Martha McCall       Barbour        135

Mary McCall         Lowndes        164   Lowndes

Mary McCall         Benton         318

Meschack McCall     Limestone       69

Nathan R. McCall    Randolph       392

Robert B. G. McCall Greene         279

Robert H. McCall    Dallas         314   Woodlawn

S. P. McCall        Lowndes        150   Lowndes

Samuel McCall       Barbour        139

Samuel McCall       Barbour        167

Sarah McCall        Lowndes        172   Lowndes

Sarah McCall        Pike           267

T. B. McCall        Lowndes        167   Lowndes

T. D. McCall        Wilcox         359

Thomas McCall       Lowndes        123   Lowndes

William McCall      Jackson         64

 

BARBOUR COUNTY, ALABAMA====

 

Mrs. Catherine McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Barbour County, page 167.  She was "received as a member 3rd Sabbath in May 1855," ac­cording to records of Pea Ridge Presbyterian Church in Barbour County.  The congrega­tion was composed largely of natives of North Carolina.

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The first marriage recorded in Barbour County was in 1822 when Daniel McCall was mar­ried to Mary McDaniel, according to "Alabama Marriages" by Helen S. Foley.  Daniel Mc­Call appeared as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Barbour County, page 139.  Daniel McCall and Mary McDaniel McCall were the parents of Hart McCall, Barbour County Tax Collector, who was born about 1825.  Another child born to them was John Wesley McCall who was born May 10, 1832.  He was a member of a military unit, the "Louisville Blues."  When he died December 15, 1859 he was buried with military hon­ors.

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James A. L. McCall, a member of Mineral Springs Presbyterian Church transferred his membership in October 1858 to Pea Ridge Presbyterian Church.

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Mary Carolina McCall was a member of the Pea Ridge Presbyterian Church in Barbour County in December 1866.

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Paul McCall was born about 1818.  He was married about 1852 to Mary Baxter, daughter of James Baxter and Mary Baxter, who was born January 7, 1821 in South Carolina.  The Baxters first settled in Lowndes County where the daughter joined the Methodist Epis­copal Church.  Later they removed to Greene County, Alabama.  Following the death of James Baxter they removed to Barbour County in 1851.  Paul McCall in 1854 was a member of Pea Ridge Presbyterian Church, a congregation composed primarily of natives of North Carolina.  Sidenham W. McCall, son of Paul McCall and Mary Baxter McCall, died near Pea Ridge, Alabama June 25, 1854.  Mrs. Mary McCall, "consort of Paul McCall," died January 3, 1855 at the age of 33 years, 11 months and 27 days.

 

CLARKE COUNTY, ALABAMA====

 

Jacob McCall was listed September 1, 1852 in Clarke County records as the father of Avis C. McCall and William F. McCall, "poor children between 8 and 16 unable to obtain education without public assistance."

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Jane L. McCall was married November 20, 1855 to Alfred Y. Barnes, according to Clarke County Marriage Book B.

 

GREENE COUNTY, ALABAMA====

 

The will of Martin McCall appeared in Greene County Will Book B [1817-1841], page 162.

 

HALE COUNTY, ALABAMA====

 

Robert S. McCall was born at Greensboro, Alabama in 1814.  He was married about 1840 to Sarah Briton.  "In 1878 Robert S. McCall with his son, William Alexander McCall and his grandson Robert Lee McCall journeyed from Mississippi by covered wagon to Robert­son County, Texas," wrote Cora Lee McCall Jones in a history of the family that she prepared.  Robert S. McCall died at Bremond, Texas in 1917.

 

Children born to Robert S. McCall and Sarah Briton McCall include:

 

        William Alexander McCall        born about 1842

 

William Alexander McCall, son of Robert S. McCall and Sarah Briton McCall was born about 1842.  He was married about 1866 to Elizabeth Locke Hardy who was born in Eldo­rado, Arkansas in 1849.  He accompanied his father in moving to Robertson County in 1878.  Elizabeth Locke Hardy McCall died in Bremond in 1932.

 

Children born to them include:

 

        Robert Lee McCall                      born in 1868

        Marian McCall                             born about 1869

        Dan McCall                                  born about 1870

        Bessie McCall                              born about 1873

        William Alexander McCall, Jr.   born in 1878

        Hugh McCall                               born about 1881

        Jack McCall                                 born about 1884

        Harry McCall                             born about 1888

 

Robert Lee McCall, son of William Alexander McCall and Elizabeth Locke Hardy McCall, was born in 1868.  He was married about 1885 to Hallie Hayes White.  He operated a general store in the Hammond community of Robertson County for 50 years.  He died there in 1949.

 

Children born to Robert Lee McCall and Hallie Hayes White McCall include:

 

        James White McCall              born about 1887

        Hallie McCall                         born about 1889

        Lillian Lee McCall                 born about 1892

        Dan Scott McCall                  born about 1894

        Cora Lee McCall                   born about 1896

        Hazel Locke McCall              born about 1900

 

Cora Lee McCall, daughter of Robert Lee McCall and Hallie Hayes White McCall, was born about 1896.  She was married about 1918 to Manford E. Jones.  She wrote a history of her McCall family.  She lived in Hearne, Texas about 1950.

 

Mrs. C. W. Gound, a descendant of William Alexander McCall, in 1972 lived at 4220 North Street, Nacogdoches, Texas.

 

LAUDERDALE COUNTY, ALABAMA====

 

Hugh McCall appeared as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Lauderdale County.

 

LEE COUNTY, ALABAMA====

 

M. M. McCall and wife, Mary Fairbanks Heggins McCall of Lee County gave a deed to B. D. Orgain February 14, 1901 to 320 acres "patented to J. C. Heggins May 7, 1848 and set aside to Mary F. Heggins in the partition of the estate of J. C. Heggins in Bas­trop County, Texas, Book G, page 511, for $5,000, according to Williamson County, Texas Deed Book 94, page 261.

 

LIMESTONE COUNTY, ALABAMA====

 

Alexander McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Lime­stone County.  The family as listed as:

 

        "McCall, Alexander      white male      26-45

                                              white male      16-18 (16-26)

                                               white male       0-10"

 

This household was near that of Samuel McCall, John McCall and John McCall, Jr.

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John McCall was born in 1753 and served as a private and a sergeant in the North Car­olina Continental Line in the Revolutionary War.  On January 5, 1833, at age 70, while a resident of Limestone County he applied for a pension.  He received an annual al­lowance of $20.  He received "at least $60," according "Revolutionary Pension Roll," Volume 14.  He was listed as a Revolutionary sol­dier in "Revolutionary Soldiers in Al­abama" by Elizabeth Wood Thomas.

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John McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Limestone County.  The family was listed as:

 

        "McCall, John   white male over 21

                                   white female over 21

                                   white male under 21"

 

John McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Limestone County, page 35.

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John McCall was shown as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Limestone County, page 44.

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John McCall, Jr. was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Lime­stone County.  The family was listed as:

 

        "John McCall, Jr.       white male      over 21

                                            white female    over 21

                                            white male      under 21

                                            white male      under 21"

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Mesheck M. McCall was married March 23, 1841 to Malinda Anglin, according to Limestone County Marriage Book 1832-1862, page 326.  Children born to Mesheck M. McCall and Ma­linda Anglin McCall are unknown.  "Meschack McCall" appeared as the head of a house­hold in the 1850 census of Limestone County, page 69.

 

They reappeared in the 1860 census of DeSoto County as Household 771-771:

 

        "McCall, M. M.      40, born in Alabama, farmer, $150 personal  property

                       Malinda   40, born in Alabama

                       Samuel W. 17, born in Alabama, farmer

                      Thomas W. 15, born in Alabama, farmer

                      M. C. K.  10, born in Alabama, female, attending school

                      James R.   7, born in Mississippi, attending school

                      S. Z.      5, born in Mississippi, female

                      M. E.      3, born in Mississippi, female

                      W. R.      1, born in Mississippi, male

         Anglin, J. C.     20, born in Tennessee, farmer, male"

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Samuel McCall was enumerated in the 1830 census of Limestone County as the head of a household composed of:

 

        "McCall, Samuel         white male      over 45

                                             white male      16-26

                                             white male      10-16

                                             white male       0-10"

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William McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Lime­stone County.  The family consisted of:

 

        "McCall, William        white male      over 21

                                              white female    over 21

                                             white male      under 21

                                            white male      under 21

                                            white female    under 21

                                            white female    under 21

                                            white male      under 21

                                            white male      under 21"

 

Nearby were the households of Samuel McCall, John McCall, John McCall, Jr. and Alexan­der McCall.

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Will McCall appeared as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Limestone County, page 5.

 

LOWNDES COUNTY, ALABAMA====

 

Daniel Terry McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Lowndes County, page 150. He was married May 6, 1852 to Martha J. Cook, according to Lowndes County marriage records. 

 

Buried in Magnolia Cemetery, Greenville, Alabama were:

 

        Daniel Terry McCall        1817-1899

        Martha J. Cook McCall   1823-1871

        John Cook McCall          1865-1912

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Tristram Bethea McCall appeared as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Lown­des County, page 167.  He was married May 28, 1856 to Charlotte A. Cook, according to Lowndes County marriage records.  Children born to Tristram Bethea McCall and Char­lotte A. Cook McCall are unknown.

 

MADISON COUNTY, ALABAMA====

 

John McCall was married June 4, 1815 to Nancy Clements, according to Madison County marriage records.  Of John McCall and Nancy Clements McCall nothing more is known.

 

MONROE COUNTY, ALABAMA====

 

Moses E. McCall was born about 1830, probably in Monroe County where he was a resident in 1843.  He was married October 20, 1853 at Brooklyn, Alabama to Lucy W. Bouldware, according to her application for a Confederate widow's pension.  She stated that she was born October 21, 1833 and had lived in Texas since before 1880.  Lt. Moses E. Mc­Call served in Company H, Twenty-third Alabama Infantry Regiment for three years, ac­cording to an affidavit prepared by I. F. Andrus of Polk County, Texas July 11, 1903 who reported him to be "a good soldier, never deserted."  Andrus, at age 72, stated that he first met Moses E. McCall "as a boy, say about 1843," in Monroe County and that they removed to Texas about 1877.  Moses E. McCall died in Texas January 10, 1894.

 

The application of Lucy W. Bouldware McCall, in which she stated that she had lived in Angelina County, Texas for four months, was approved at Lufkin, Texas August 14, 1903, and she received a $22 monthly pension until her death December 1, 1918 at age 84.  She died of pneumonia in Hotel Dieu, a Catholic hospital in Beaumont, Texas and was buried in Jefferson County, Texas in Magnolia Cemetery.  Apparently the couple had no children.  Her three living brothers [of five] of Monroe County authorized Broussard, Taylor & Davant Funeral Home of Beaumont to receive her $22 pension check and $30 Con­federate burial fee.  Gillchrist R. Bouldware, 77, of Monroe County, assigned his rights in the proceeds to the funeral home December 8, 1918.

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Samuel McCall of Monroe County, Alabama Territory gave power of attorney to Duncan McLaurin of Marlboro District, South Carolina.  He sold 65 acres on Beaverdam Creek there June 19, 1818, according to Marlboro Deed Book K, page 61.

 

PIKE COUNTY, ALABAMA====

 

Daniel A. McCall was married in 1846 to Serena M. Dennis who was born in 1828.  Chil­dren born to Daniel A. McCall and Serena M. Dennis McCall are unknown.

 

ST. CLAIR COUNTY, ALABAMA====

 

Pinkney L. McCall, a native of Virginia, and his wife Mary Carson McCall were resi­dents of Lincoln, Alabama in 1866.  He was a schoolteacher in Alabama for 40 years which included a five-year tenure as principal of McCall's Institute at Hopes Bluff, Alabama.

 

Lealis L. McCall, son of Pinkney L. McCall and Mary Carson McCall, was born September 15, 1866 in Lincoln.  He was married in 1888 to Sally Crump, daughter of Silas Crump of St. Clair County.  Lealis L. McCall was a farmer, teacher and the oper­ator of a general store at Ragland, Alabama where he was the postmaster in 1901.  Children born to Lealis L. McCall and Sally Crump McCall are unknown.

 

WILCOX COUNTY, ALABAMA====

 

William McCall, infant son of James P. McCall and Belle Davis McCall died at Yellow Bluff, Alabama in Wilcox County December 21, 1881 of pneumonia at the age of "6 months, 17 days," according to "Family Trails."

 

ARKANSAS==========

 

Eleven McCall families were enumerated in the 1850 census of Arkansas:

 

Householder                 County         Page  Township

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Albert G. McCall            Ashley           41  Union

Catherine McCall            Union           292  Franklin

Hugh McCall                 Sevier          205  Jefferson

Jane McCall                 Jackson          46  Cache

John L. McCall              Saline          119 

John L. McCall              Jackson          46  Cache

John S. McCall              Washington      431  Illinois

Josiah McCall               Jackson          45  Cache

Ransom McCall               Jefferson       104  Bollivar

Samuel McCall               Ashley           42  Union

Samuel McCall               Drew            103  Smith

 

CONWAY COUNTY, ARKANSAS

 

Robert McCall was listed as the head of a household in the 1830 and 1840 enumerations of Conway County.

 

CRAIGHEAD COUNTY, ARKANSAS

 

A. B. McCall received a deed to 21.5 acres in township 14 north, range 4 east for $215 from John W. Ransone March 22, 1884, according to Craighead County Deed Book 7, page 363.

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Agnes McCall was married in 1930 to Vincent Scott, according to Craighead County Mar­riage Book A2, page 294.

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Anna McCall was married in 1917 to Lee Findley, according to Craighead County R, page 220.

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Annie M. McCall was married in 1903 to Albert Buckley, according to Craighead County Mar­riage Book I, page 394.

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C. McCall was married in 1888 to Miss R. A. Murry, according to Craighead Marriage Book D, page 12.  Children born to C. McCall and R. A. Murry McCall are unknown.

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Elmer McCall was married in 1923 to Wealthy Miller, according to Craighead County Mar­riage Book W, page 100.  Of Elmer McCall and Wealthy Miller McCall nothing more is known.

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Ethel E. McCall was married in 1929 to Garland Ishmeal, according to Craighead County Marriage Book A1, page 220.

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Miss F. E. McCall, 24, was married to J. H. Brewer, 24, January 5, 1886, according to Marriage Book B, page 423.

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Gladys S. McCall was married in 1922 to A. C. Downs, according to Craighead County Marriage Book V, page 301.

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Gussie McCall was married in 1899 to Walter W. Ray, according to Craighead County Mar­riage Book H, page 223.

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J. H. McCall gave a warranty deed August 4, 1894 to N. F. Lamb for property in the county.  Consideration was $85, according to Craighead County Deed Book 16, page 90.

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J. J. McCall, 39, was married August 13, 1893 to Mrs. Sarah E. Owens, 22, according to Craighead County Marriage Book E, page 386.  Of J. J. McCall and Sarah E. Owens McCall nothing more is known.

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James A. McCall received a warranty deed March 5, 1889 from Joseph E. J. McCall and his wife, Nancy J. McCall for $25, according to Craighead County Deed Book 11, page 240.  He received a warranty deed from J. E. Johnson and wife to 40 acres June 30, 1889 for $50, according to Deed Book 11, page 240.  At the same time he purchased 40 acres for $25 from Joseph E. J. McCall.  James A. McCall, unmarried, gave a warranty deed to a lot in Sharp's Addition, Jonesboro, Arkansas August 18, 1894 to Mary J. Mc­Call for $50, according to Deed Book 15, page 64.  On February 20, 1895 "Mary J. Mc­Call, unmarried" gave a warranty deed to him for $500, according to Deed Book 14, page 292.  He received a warranty deed March 22, 1895 from Maggie O. McHose for $100, ac­cording to Deed Book 14, page 275.  He gave a deed to Mary J. McCall January 28, 1896 for $50, according to Craighead County Deed Book 15, page 64.

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John J. McCall, 30, was married February 4, 1880 to Martha Ann Puryear, 19, according to Craighead County Marriage Book A, page 189.  J. D. Hillis was bondsman.  She was a daughter of William Puryear and Nancy Jane Culberhouse Puryear, according to "History of Craighead County, Arkansas."  Thomas D. Culberhouse was a grocer in Jonesboro prior to the Civil War.

 

John J. McCall was enumerated as the head of a Household 57 in the 1880 census of Craighead County:

 

        "McCall, John     31, born in Alabama, father born in Georgia, mother

                              born in South Carolina, farmer

                 Martha   20, born in Arkansas, father born in Tennessee, moth-

                              er born in Tennessee, wife

         McCall, Minerva  55, born in South Carolina, father born in South Car-

                              olina, mother born in South Carolina, mother

                 William  28, born in Alabama, father born in Georgia, mother

                              born in South Carolina, brother

                 Fanny    22, born in Alabama, father born in Georgia, mother

                              born in South Carolina, sister

                 Ella     18, born in Alabama, father born in Georgia, mother

                              born in South Carolina, sister

                 Charlie  13, born in Alabama, father born in Georgia, mother

                              born in South Carolina, brother"

 

Jake McCall, 22, was married December 26, 1880 to Miss Harriet Puryear, 18, according to Craighead County Marriage Book A, page 284.  W. J. Wade was bondsman.  Children born to Jake McCall and Harriet Puryear McCall are unknown.

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Ella McCall, 22, was married October 29, 1884 to G. J. Lamb, 36, according to Craig­head County Marriage Book B, page 292.

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Joseph McCall was married in 1894 to Lula B. Meredith, according to Craighead County Marriage Book F, page 91.  Children born to Joseph McCall and Lula B. Meredith McCall are unknown.

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Lola McCall was married in 1902 to D. F. Layman, according to Craighead County Mar­riage Book I, page 174.

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Mrs. Maggie E. McCall wrote her will September 16, 1920.  It was probated January 15, 1921, and C. P. Atkinson was named executor.  The will mentioned her daughter Mrs. A. L. Drake and a deceased son, V. H. McCall.

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Mattie McCall was married in 1909 to Hosie Mabrey, according to Craighead County Mar­riage Book L, page 375.

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Mrs. Nancy McCall was born in 1797.  She accompanied her son George McCall in a move to Craighead County, arriving there in 1858.  She had another son named Nicholas R. McCall.  She appeared in the 1860 census of Craighead County, Texas township:

 

        "McCall, George         25, born in South Carolina

                        Nancy          18,

         McCall, Nancy          63, mother"

 

Nicholas R. McCall appeared as the head of Household 508 in the 1860 census of Craig­head County, Texas township:

 

        "McCall, Nicholas       36, born in South Carolina

                         Mary           36, born in North Carolina

                         Mary           15, born in Alabama

                        Emeline       12, born in Alabama

                        Francis         9, born in Alabama

                        Hawkins       6, born in Alabama

                        George         2, born in Arkansas"

 

"Mary Jane Mattix, daughter of Edward Mattix II and Charity Robertson Mattix was mar­ried to Fergus Snoddy, and after his death married Nicholas R. McCall.  They had 12 children and lived at West Prairie," according to "History of Craighead County, Arkan­sas."  "Children born to them include Amanda McCall, Elizabeth McCall and William F. McCall."

 

Mary Jane Mattix Snoddy McCall received a deed from the State of Arkansas July 21, 1875 to 40 acres in township 13N, range 2E for "paying taxes," according to Deed Book 8, page 284.  She received a warranty deed August 6, 1879 from Thomas Blake and his wife Jane Blake and Nick Southerland and his wife Mary Southerland for $500, according to Craighead County Deed Book 8, page 287.