MATTHEW MORGAN McCALL, M.D, Alikchi Chukma of the Choctaws, Page

MISSISSIPPI

Private land claims recorded in Mississippi prior to United States possession included Daniel McCall, No. 318; Dougald McCall No. 317; Ezra McCall, No. 339 and Hugh McCall, No. 316.

McCall individuals enumerated in the 1820 census of Mississippi include Duncan McCall, Hancock County; Hugh McCall, Covington County; James McCall, Franklin County; Mary McCall, Wayne County; Mary McCall, Natchez County and Thomas McCall, Franklin County. Thomas McCall reappeared in the 1830 census of Franklin County, and Hugh McCall reappeared in the 1830 census of Hinds County. Other individuals in the 1830 census of Mississippi include Mrs. C. McCall, Marion County; Duncan McCall, Wayne County; Dougald McCall, Claiborne County; Samuel McCall, Yazoo County; and Sarah McCall, Hancock County.

Revolutionary War pensioners who appeared in the 1840 census of Mississippi include: Dougald McCall, Claiborne County; D. C. McCall, Jasper County; Sara McCall, Hancock County; Henry McCall, Kemper County; Hugh McCall, Lauderdale County, Duncan McCall, Wayne County and P. William McCall, Vicksburg, Mississippi.

Twenty-two McCall households appeared in the 1850 census of Mississippi:

Householder County Page Township

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Daniel McCall Claiborne 187

Daniel McCall Jasper 34

David McCall Wayne 262

Dougall McCall Claiborne 115 District 1

Hugh McCall Hinds 123 Jackson

Hugh H. McCall Kemper 154

James McCall Mar. 249 Southern

James McCall Tippah 534 Division 3

James C. McCall Lowndes 107

James S. McCall Yalobusha 471 S. of Yalobusha

John McCall Mar. 321 Northern

John McCall Panola 364 District 13

Oliver McCall Mar. 228 Southern

Oliver McCall Copiah 264

Robert F. McCall Mar. 283 Northern

Robert R. McCall Tippah 532 Division 3

Samuel McCall Mar. 303 Northern

Smith McCall Mar. 248 Southern

Thomas McCall Tippah 547 Division 3

Thomas McCall Claiborne 187

Thomas G. McCall Simpson 304

W. P. W. McCall Warren 230 Vicksburg

Thirty-two McCall households appeared in the 1860 census of Mississippi:

Householder County Page Township

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A. McCall Hinds 207

C. L. R. McCall Yalobusha 100

Daniel McCall Clarke 129

Daniel McCall Franklin 77

Drifield McCall Newton 14

George McCall Tippah 114 North

Hugh McCall Clarke 70

J. P. McCall Copiah 92

J. W. McCall DeSoto 98

J. W. McCall Lafayette 138

James McCall Lafayette 135

James McCall Yalobusha 100

James McCall Yazoo 105

James C. McCall Lowndes 144

Jane McCall Tippah 115 North

John McCall Newton 15

John McCall Panola 33

John Q. McCall Tippah 115 North

M. M. McCall DeSoto 105

Martha McCall Tippah 174 South

Oliver P. McCall Franklin 76

R. McCall Lafayette 129

Robert McCall Tippah 117 North

Robert McCall Marshall 298

Samuel McCall DeSoto 106

Samuel McCall Kemper 31

T. McCall Warren 30

Thomas McCall Tippah 114 North

Thomas G. McCall Rankin 99

W. A. McCall DeSoto 142

William S. McCall Panola 33

William S. McCall Warren 177

ADAMS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

George A. McCall was "demitted" to transfer to another lodge from Andrew Jackson Masonic Lodge No. 2, Natchez, in 1829 according to "Abstradex of Annual Returns, Mississippi Free and Accepted Masons" by Jeanne Hand Henry, C. G.

P. McCall, "merchant from North Carolina," arrived in New Orleans January 7, 1820 on brig Forrest from Havana en route to Natchez, according to "New Orleans Ship Lists" by Milton P. Rieder, Jr.

AMITE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Robert McCall conveyed to Paxton Holland "a chattel" May 30, 1845, according to Amite County Deed Book 6, page 545.

CLAIBORNE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Ezra McCall sold land bounded by the land of James Davenport and Bayou Pierre December 30, 1802 to James Beauvis & Company, according to Claiborne County Deed Book A, page 35-36.

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John McCall filed a claim for land on the north fork of Bayou Pierre February 29, 1804. His patent was issued October 30, 1806, according to "Natchez Court Records, 1767-1805."

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John Peck McCall was born October 6, 1820 in Claiborne County, according to letter written March 22, 1975 Mabel Anice Crump McCall of Cleburne, Texas. He lived at Grand Gulf in Claiborne County, according to Mrs. Raymond Johnson, a McCall researcher of Shreveport. He was married in 1844 to Virginia Ann Hallin in Claiborne County. He was remarried January 8, 1849 to Hester Ann "Hettie" Ferguson. She was born September 7, 1830 and died in 1860. She was buried in Ferguson Cemetery located 19 miles west of Hazelhurst, Mississippi, according to a letter written March 25, 1974 by Dr. John A. McCall, optometrist, a descendant of Crockett, Texas. He wrote, "I heard that one of his ancestors was a Duncan McCall."

John Peck McCall was shown at "age 37" in the 1860 census of Copiah County. He was married for the third time December 19, 1861 to Sarah Jane Ritchey. He enlisted in Company E, Fourth Mississippi Cavalry Regiment September 2, 1863. He survived the war only to die of disease on his way home afterward.

Buried in Ferguson Cemetery, Copiah County, according to a letter written July 4, 1959 by S. C. Daniell of Port Gibson, Mississippi, are:

"Hester Ann McCall, wife of John P. McCall, born September 7, 1830,

died May 1860

Laura Anguish McCall, daughter of John P. & H. A. McCall, born May

5, 1850, died January 19, 1856

Marion Colon McCall, son of John P. & H. A. McCall, born October 4

1849, died October 5, 1849

Emma Catharine McCall, daughter of John P. & H. A. McCall, born

July 27, 1858, died January 27, 1859"

Children born to John Peck McCall and Virginia Ann Hall McCall include:

Virginia Ann McCall born about 1847

Children born to John Peck McCall and Hester Ann "Hettie" Ferguson McCall include:

Marion Colon McCall born October 4, 1849

Laura Anguish McCall born May 5, 1850

Albert Pierce McCall born December 25, 1852

Alphesus John McCall born July 7, 1855

Emma Catharine McCall born July 17, 1858

Children born to John Peck McCall and Sarah J. Ritchey McCall include:

John Amos Peck McCall born about 1851

Albert Pierce McCall, son of John Peck McCall and Hester Ann "Hettie" Ferguson McCall, was born December 25, 1852 at Union Church, Mississippi in Claiborne County. He was married May 23, 1873 to Nancy Emma Brooks in Copiah County. He was remarried about 1884 to Birdie Shotwell. She was born September 13, 1861 and died December 25, 1931. She was buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Leon County, Texas. He died February 21, 1943 and was buried beside his wife.

Children born to Albert Pierce McCall and Nancy Emma Brooks McCall include:

William Ernest McCall born about 1875

Robert Brooks McCall born about 1877

Lelia May McCall born about 1879

Nina McCall born about 1882

Children born to Albert Pierce McCall and Birdie Shotwell McCall include:

Emmett P. McCall born about 1886

John D. McCall born about 1889

Gladys McCall born about 1892

William Ernest McCall, son of Albert Pierce McCall and Nancy Emma Brooks McCall, was born about 1875. He was married May 21, 1898 to Carrie Burns. In 1905 they lived at Newellton, Louisiana.

Children born to William Ernest McCall and Carrie Burns McCall include:

Ouida Emma McCall born about 1900

Ruby Jane McCall born about 1902

Travis Cromwell McCall born August 17, 1905

Travis Cromwell McCall, son of William Ernest McCall and Carrie Burns McCall, was born August 17, 1905 in Newellton. He was married April 3, 1948 to Mabel Anice Crump. In 1975 they lived on McCall Quarter Horse Ranch at Cleburne, Texas.

Children born to Travis Cromwell McCall and Mabel Anice Crump McCall include:

Michael S. McCall born May 2, 1953

Lelia May McCall, daughter of Albert Pierce McCall and Nancy Emma Brooks McCall, was born about 1879. She was married Steven Joshua Westbrook about 1897.

Nina McCall, daughter of Albert Pierce McCall and Nancy Emma Brooks McCall, was born about 1882. She was married about 1899 to Sam Cooper.

John D. McCall, son of Albert Pierce McCall and Birdie Shotwell McCall, was born about 1889. He was married about 1910 to Katherine T. Cross. Children born to John D. McCall and Katherine T. Cross McCall are unknown.

Additional grandchildren of John Peck McCall and Hester Ann "Hettie" Ferguson McCall, according to Dr. John A. McCall, a grandson who was an optometrist in Crockett, Texas in 1988 include:

Mary Elizabeth McCall

Mattie Virginia McCall

Ethel Catherine McCall

Myrtle Lafette McCall, daughter of John A. McCall

John Davis McCall, son of John A. McCall

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Laura Crawford of Slidell, Louisiana received a reply to a McCall genealogical inquiry she sent to Claiborne County:

"Port Gibson, Miss.

July 4, 1959

Dear Mrs. Crawford,

The Postmistress handed me your letter. Petit Gulf is now the town of Rodney or what remains of it. You should find your family in Jefferson County, Miss. There is no record of their ever having lived here.

The McCalls of this county: 517-No. 526 Claimant Ezra McCall, 9 March 1804; witness: Buckner Pittman, Certificate B-89, 3 Feb. 180?, Miss Terr, Claiborne County. Ezra McCall claims 640 acres on waters of Bayou Pierre by right of occupancy, having by his legal representative inhabited and cultivated the said tract in February 1797 for the use of said Ezra was who then the head of a family.

Grantor Grantee

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Ezra McCall St. James Bemis & Co. Deed Book A

1806 Ezra McCall Robert Scott Deed Book B, 6

1815 Ezra McCall Shean Thompson Deed Book D, 4

1822 Ezra McCall Mary Anthony Deed Book G, 66

1822 Ezra McCall Hy Harman Deed Book I, 40

1832 Henry McCall Geo. Lake Deed Book M, 489

1835 Alex McCall Samuel Calhoun Deed Book O, 43

1839 Samuel McCall Thomas D. Howard Deed Book T, 10

& "wife, Partomia"

1840 Samuel McCall, Admr J. W. John Deed Book U, 40

1842 Dougald McCall Jabesh Griffin Deed Book W, 18

1856 Angus McCall George Green Deed Book CC, 205

1859 Anson McCall P. B. January Deed Book DD, 63

1895 J. A. McCall H. T. Holley Deed Book 3H, 365

1898 J. A. McCall Myrtle L. McCall Deed Book 3K, 307

mentions "my two children, Myrtle Lafayette McCall & John Davis McCall."

1898 J. A. McCall Mrs. A. H. Hartley Deed Book 3K, 45

(sheriff's deed)

Sincerely,

S. C. Daniell"

CLARKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Thomas McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 564-564 in the 1850 census of Clarke County:

"McCall, Thomas 24, born in Georgia, farmer

Mary 27, born in New York

Gustavus 1, born in Mississippi"

COPIAH COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Oliver McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 882-882 in the 1850 census of Copiah County:

"McCall, Oliver 35, born in Mississippi, farmer, $500 real estate

Ann 23, born in Mississippi

Elizabeth 9, born in Mississippi

Ann 5, born in Mississippi

Dorothy V. 4/12, born in Mississippi"

COVINGTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Hugh McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Covington County:

"Hugh McCall white male 26-45

white female 26-45

white male 16-18

white male 10-16

white female 10-16

white male 10-16

white male 0-10

white female 0-10

white male 0-10

white female 0-10"

DESOTO COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Two McCall households appeared in the 1860 census of DeSoto County:

Household 717-171:

"McCall, J. W. 34, born in Alabama, farmer, $150 real estate,

$2,000 personal property

Ann 25, born in Georgia

W. E. 7, born in Mississippi, female

S. E. 5, born in Mississippi, male"

Household 1021-1021:

"McCall, W. A. 26, born in Alabama, farmer, $325 personal - - property

M. A. 17, born in Mississippi, female

J. W. 12, born in Mississippi, female

Hodges, John 18, born in Mississippi

James 16, born in Mississippi"

FRANKLIN COUNTY MISSISSIPPI====

James McCall appeared as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Franklin County:

"McCall, James white male over 45

white female 0-10

white male 0-10

white female 0-10

white male 0-10

white female 0-10"

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James McCall was married April 25, 1821 to Frances Tarver, according to Franklin County Marriage Book A, page 33. Children born to James McCall and Frances Tarver McCall are unknown.

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James E. McCall was listed as the head of a household in the 1816 census of Franklin County, according to "Early Inhabitants of the Natchez District."

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Oliver P. McCall was married June 23, 1852 to Rebecca Cupit, according to Franklin County Marriage Book 3, page 201. Oliver P. McCall and Rebecca Cupit McCall appeared in the 1860 census of Franklin County as Household 532-523:

"McCall, Oliver P. 30, born in Mississippi, farmer, $2,000 real --- estate $3,000 personal property

Rebecca 27, born in Mississippi, domestic

Elizabeth 15, born in Mississippi, domestic

Doratha 10, born in Mississippi, attending school

Whitfield 8, born in Mississippi, attending school

Daniel 3, born in Mississippi"

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Shadrach McCall was married March 28, 1836 to Martha Rounavall, according to Franklin County Marriage Book 1, page 136. Children born to Shadrach McCall and Martha Rounavall McCall are unknown.

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Thomas McCall appeared as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Franklin County:

"McCall, Thomas white male 16-26

white female 16-26

white female 0-10

white female 0-10"

Thomas McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Franklin County:

"McCall, Thomas white male 20-40

white female 20-40

white female 10-20

white female 0-10

white male 0-10

white female 0-10

white female 0-10" "

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William McCall was married July 12, 1824 to Charlotte Briggs, according to Franklin County Marriage Book A, page 52. Children born to William McCall and Charlotte Briggs McCall are unknown.

HINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Hugh McCall was an early resident of Hinds County in the vicinity of Learned, Mississippi, about 20 miles southeast of Jackson, Mississippi. He was born February 18, 1781, according to his tombstone located in Morrison Cemetery near Learned. The Morrison Family Cemetery was apparently named for Alexander Morrison and his wife, Margaret Morrison. Alexander Morrison, "died June 24, 1834, age 37 years, 11 months," and Margaret Morrison, "consort of Alexander Morrison, died December 1, 1836, age 44 years," were apparently the earliest burials there.

McCall burials in Morrison Cemetery include:

"---- McCall, born August 8, 1837, died August 7, 1844 [stone broken]

C. V. McCall, born June 13, 1851, died July 4, 1852 [stone broken]

Hugh McCall, born February 18, 1781, died November 24, 1837

H.[ugh?] McCall, born January 4, 1815, died April 6, 1857

James McCall, born February 27, 1821, died November 9, 1829

John McCall, born October 10, 1813, died April 2, 1838

John McCall, born and died July 28, 1853 [stone broken]

Martha J. McCall, born June 3, 1839, died November 27, 1844

Hugh McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Hinds County:

"McCall, Hugh white male 40-60

white female 40-60

white male 10-20

white female 10-20

white male 10-20

white female 10-20

white male 10-20"

Hugh McCall was a witness to the will of Roderick Currie written March 14, 1833, according to Hinds County Will Book 1, page 5-6. He died November 24, 1837, according to his tombstone

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Eliza McCall received slaves under the terms of the will of Hezekiah Walker, her grandfather, written in March 1849, according to Hinds County Will Book I, page 242.

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Hugh McCall was married June 6, 1836 to Alizarah Davis, according to Hinds County Marriage Book 1, page 482. Rod. McDuffee was bondsman. Children born to Hugh McCall and Alizarah Davis McCall are unknown.

Hugh McCall, "38, born in Georgia, overseer" was enumerated in the 1850 census of Hinds County living in the household of Daniel Morrison, 48, born in North Carolina, Household 30-30. He was co-executor with John Evans of the will of Daniel Morrison who died January 9, 1856, according to Hinds County Will Book 1, page 377.

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John McCall was born October 10, 1813. He was married January 10, 1836 to Miranda Reynolds, according to Hinds County Marriage Book 1, page 443. Alexander Coleman was the bondsman.

John McCall wrote his will December 10, 1837 in Hinds County. It was filed for probate May 7, 1838. The document read:

"In the Name of God, Amen.

I, John McCall of the County of Hinds in the State of Mississippi being mindfull of my mortality and being in very bad health, hereby revoking all others, do make, ordain, publish and declare this my last Will & Testament in the manner following:

First it is my will & desire that out of the property, real and personal, of which I may die seized & possessed, all my just and lawful debts should be paid.

Secondly, it is my will and desire that all my remaining property should remain in the possession of my wife Miranda McCall for her use and benefit, unless their should or may be an heir, the issue of the marriage of myself and my wife Miranda; in that case it is my will and desire that the property both real & personal should be equally divided between my wife Miranda & the heir above mentioned.

Thirdly, it is my will and desire that a negro Girl Liby now in the possession of my Mother Christian McCall may be bought by my Executrix & Executor here after to be named and given to my Mother above named, if she can be bought; if she cannot be bought it is my will and desire that some other good negro woman should be bought and given to my mother above named, and it is my will and desire that the above named Negro Girl Liby if bought and if another is bought in her place shall be and remain in the possession of my Mother Christian McCall for her sole use & benefit during her natural life and at her death to return into the possession of my Wife Miranda for her use and benefit and the use and benefit of this issue of our marriage; if any there should be, if the above Negro Girl or woman have issue the issue to return to my estate as above.

Fourthly, it is my will and desire that after my Wife Miranda shall take her choice of my horses, then my brother Hugh McCall shall take his choice of a horse.

Fourthly, it is my will and desire that and I do by these presents, appoint and constitute my Wife Miranda McCall & Hezekiah Walker, Executrix and Executor of this my last Will & Testament.

Witness my hand and seal this tenth day of December, A.D. Eighteen hundred & thirty seven.

Test. J. McCall

Jno. Cox

Iva [Jno?] E. Williams

R. M. Collins

Signed & sworn to in open court this 7th May, 1838.

Test. S. S. Scott, Clk.

John McCall died April 2, 1838, according to his tombstone in Morrison Cemetery. Miranda Reynolds McCall was remarried April 11, 1839 to Edward Sewell, according to Hinds County Marriage Book 1, page 176. A. W. Walker was the bondsman.

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Thomas B. McCall in 1835 was "initiated, passed and raised to master mason" at Clinton Masonic Lodge No. 16, according to "Abstradex of Annual Returns, Mississippi Free & Accepted Masons." He was recorded as a member in 1836 and secretary in 1837. On September 4, 1837 he was "demitted to transfer to another lodge."

KEMPER COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Henry McCall was listed as a pensioner and the head of a household in the 1840 census of Kemper County, page 9.

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Henry McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Kemper County:

McCall, Henry white male 20-30

white female 20-30

white female 0-5"

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Hugh McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 216-216 in the 1850 census of Kemper County:

"McCall, Hugh 49, born in Scotland, carpenter

Elminell(?) 41, born in South Carolina

Mary J. 21, born in South Carolina

Catherine 15, born in Alabama

Elmina 13, born in Mississippi

Margaret 9, born in Mississippi

Sarah A. 2, born in Mississippi

Daniel 7, born in Mississippi

Jessee 5, born in Mississippi"

LAUDERDALE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Hugh McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Lauderdale County, page 47:

"McCall, Hugh white male 30-40

white female 20-30

white female 5-10

white female 5-10

white female 0-5

white female 0-5"

LOWNDES COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

James C. McCall, "25, overseer, born in Alabama," was enumerated in the 1850 census of Lowndes County.

MADISON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Dr. J. L. McCall was married August 12, 1845 to Eliza Ross, "both of Madison County," according to the August 16, 1845 edition of "Jackson Southern Weekly Reformer." Children born to Dr. J. L. McCall and Eliza Ross McCall are unknown.

MARION COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Mrs C. McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Marion County:

McCall, C. white female 40-60

white female 20-40

white male 0-10

white female 0-10"

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Robert McCall received a land grant, Section 20, Township 3, Range 1 west in Marion County in 1815.

MARSHALL COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Five McCall individuals were in the household of Joseph Hardwick in the 1850 census, enumerated in "south Marshall County:"

"Hardwick, Joseph 25, born in South Carolina

Ester A. 25, born in South Carolina

McCall, Oliver 16, born in Alabama

Caswell 14, born in Alabama

John H. 12, born in Alabama

Calvin P. 11, born in Alabama

McCall, Janetta 80, born in Georgia"

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Samuel M. McCall was the head of Household 340-340 enumerated in 1850 in the northern section of Marshall County:

"McCall, Samuel M. 50, born in Tennessee, wagonmaker

Nancy 48, born in Tennessee

John W. 24, born in Alabama, farmer

Samuel A. 18, born in Alabama

-------- 16, born in Alabama"

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Smith McCall was recorded as the head of Household 570-570 in the 1850 census of Marshall County:

McCall, Smith 45, born in [unknown], farmer

John 18, born in Tennessee

James 15, born in Tennessee

Mary 11, born in Tennessee

Penina 7, born in Tennessee

Martha 6, born in Tennessee"

NATCHEZ DISTRICT, MISSISSIPPI====

Mary McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Natchez District:

McCall, Mary white female 16-26

white male 16-26

white female 0-10

white female 0-10"

PANOLA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

John McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 836-836 in the 1850 census of Panola County:

"McCall, John 58, born in South Carolina

Margaret 57, born in South Carolina

William F. 24, born in South Carolina, laborer"

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Samuel McCall appeared in the 1836 tax list of Panola County.

PONTOTOC COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Isaac M. McCall, 20, born in Tennessee, was enumerated in the household of Robert McCarr, No. 1061-1061, in the 1850 census of Pontotoc County.

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John McCall was recorded as the head of Household 1077-1077 in the 1850 census of Pontotoc County:

"McCall, John 32, born in Tennessee

Chisleana 19, born in Tennessee

Ann 1, born in Tennessee

Shell, Martha 15, born in Tennessee"

RANKIN COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

George R. Weathersby was appointed administrator of the estate of Archibald McCall May 27, 1844, according to Rankin County Will Book 1, page 183. John Davis and James Callahan were his bondsmen.

SIMPSON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Thomas McCall, "28, laborer, born in South Carolina" was enumerated in the household of "John Gullage, 54, born in South Carolina and his wife, Nancy, 50, born in South Carolina," No. 237-237 in the 1850 census of Simpson County.

TATE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Dr. John Wesley McCall, born August 21, 1842 and his wife Nancy R. McCall, born August 21, 1843, came to Red River County, Texas from Senatobia, Mississippi about 1882, according to Mrs. Claude Hogan who lived in Conroe, Texas in 1968. He was accompanied by his brother Jim McCall who lived near Fulbright, Texas about 1920 and later moved away. Dr. John Wesley McCall died October 19, 1894 and was buried in Cuthand Cemetery in Red River County. Cuthand was named for an Indian chief named "Cuthand." Nancy R. McCall died November 27, 1918 and was buried beside her husband. Dink McCall also lived there, but moved away and was living at Ralls, Texas in 1968.

Robert Smith McCall, believed to be a son of Dr. John Wesley McCall and Nancy R. McCall, was born November 10, 1867. He was an expert fiddler, a mail carrier and a notary public at Cuthand. He died January 8, 1942 and was buried at Cuthand. His wife Mary Ellen McCall, born December 21, 1884, died November 25, 1967, is buried beside him.

R. W. "Skeet" McCall, a son of Robert Smith McCall and Mary Ellen McCall, was born October 16, 1905. He was convicted of bootlegging and served time in the Texas state penitentiary. He died July 19, 1970 and was buried beside Dr. John Wesley McCall. Zelma McCall, believed to be a daughter of Robert Smith McCall, born July 15, 1900, died October 7, 1907, is buried beside Robert Smith McCall. Adjoining is the grave of "Baby McCall," born April 24, 1899, died April 27, 1899." Rosemary McCall, born June 30, 1914, died August 19, 1972, was also buried in Cuthand Cemetery.

A McCall family cemetery is located one mile east and one mile north of Fulbright, according to "Red River County Cemeteries" by Bertha L. Gable. Buried there are "Ellen V. McCall, born March 15, 1907, died May 26, 1908; H. R. McCall, son of J. M. & H. A. McCall, born August 6, 1882, died November 11, 1902; William Hubert McCall, born October 10, 1890, died June 23, 1896 and H. A. McCall, wife of J. M. McCall, born October 1, 1851, died November 15, 1907."

TIPPAH COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

James McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 614-614 enumerated in the 1850 census of Tippah County, 3rd Division:

McCall, James 40, born in Tennessee, wheelwright, $200 real estate

Lydia 37, born in Tennessee

Lewis A. 19, born in Kentucky, farmer

Mary E. 17, born in Kentucky

Sarah J. 16, born in Alabama

William R. 14, born in Alabama

John D. 12, born in Alabama

Martha M. 10, born in Mississippi

Cynthia M. 9, born in Mississippi

James M. 6, born in Mississippi

Samuel W. 5, born in Mississippi

Robert W. 3, born in Mississippi

Jesse C. 1, born in Mississippi"

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Permilia McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 1260-1260 in the 1850 census of Tippah County, 2nd Division:

"McCall, Permelia 33, born in Tennessee

James 12, born in Tennessee

Martha 9, born in Tennessee

Lemuel 5, born in Mississippi"

She was remarried about 1851, husband's name Gibson. She again appeared as a widow, the head of Household 1194-1204 in the 1860 census of Tippah County, South:

"Gibson, Permila 43, born in Tennessee, weaver, $1,500 personal - property

Walter 7, born in Mississippi

Nancy 6, born in Mississippi

McCall, Martha A. 17, born in Tennessee, housekeeper

Edward 13, born in Tennessee, attending school"

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Robert R. McCall was recorded as the head of Household 587-587 in the 1850 census of Tippah County, 3rd Division:

"McCall, Robert R. 24, born in Tennessee, farmer, $400 real estate

Mary E. 21, born in Tennessee

Robert M. 2, born in Mississippi

Nancy M. 9/12, born in Mississippi"

Robert R. McCall reappeared in the 1860 census of Tippah County, North, in Household 850-778:

"McCall, Robert 35, born in Tennessee, farmer, $1,000 real - - estate $300 personal property

Mary E. 31, born in Tennessee

R. M. 13, born in Mississippi, male

V. E. 8, born in Mississippi, female

R. A. 6, born in Mississippi, female

William G. 9/12, born in Mississippi"

Three McCall families were listed consecutively in the 1860 census of Tippah County, North:

Household 829-757:

"McCall, Thomas 26, born in Tennessee, farmer, $500 real - estate $1,500 personal property

Mary C. 17, born in Tennessee

J. M. 7, born in Mississippi, male

Seanora 9/12, born in Mississippi, female"

Household 830-758:

"McCall, George 25, born in Tennessee, farmer, $350 real estate

$500 personal property

Jane 20, born in Mississippi

E. 2, born in Mississippi

Agnes 6/12, born in Mississippi"

Household 831-759:

"McCall, John Q. 23, born in Tennessee, farmer $500 real estate

Susan A. 14, born in Tennessee"

WARREN COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

A. M. McCall transferred to the Vicksburg Masonic Lodge No. 26 in 1838, according to "Abstradex of Annual Returns of Mississippi Free and Accepted Masons." He was a member in 1839, suspended in 1840, "no action taken" in 1841, member in 1842 and suspended in 1845.

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H. F. H. McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 1039-1039 in the 1850 census of Warren County:

McCall, H. F. H. 38, born in Virginia, planter, $1,500 real estate

Anne E. 35, born in Virginia

William 9, born in Mississippi

Eugene 5, born in Mississippi

Osker 3, born in Mississippi

Ida 1, born in Mississippi"

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William McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Warren County, page 250.

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T. McCall, "30, carpenter, born in Missouri," was enumerated living in the boarding house of William Trowbridge, Household 229-229, in the 1860 census of Vicksburg.

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William McCall, "22, born in Mississippi, overseer, $600 personal property" was recorded in the household of T. Jones, Household 1414-1383, in the 1860 census of Warren County.

WASHINGTON COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Dr. J. S. McCall died in 1878 in Greenville, Mississippi in the scarlet fever epidemic.

WAYNE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

Mary McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Wayne County:

"McColl, Mary white female over 45

white female 16-26

white female 10-16"

Since a "white female over 60" appeared in the 1830 enumeration of Duncan McCall's household, Mary McCall is suggested as the mother of:

Duncan McCall born in 1779

Duncan McCall, believed to be a son of Mary McCall was born in 1779, according to the family bible record. It is believed that he was married about 1812, wife's name Nancy who was born in 1790, according to her 1850 census enumeration. In 1812 he appeared as a landowner in the Chickasawhay Purchase area, paying a tax on "1 white poll, 1 slave, $1.75 territory tax and a county tax of 87®Þ," according to the research of Robert P. Woodward, a descendant of Memphis, Tennessee.

He reappeared in the 1813 tax roll of Wayne County, Mississippi Territory, paying tax on "1 white poll, 1 slave, $1.16 territory tax and a county tax of 58®Þ." He paid the said amounts in 1814.

He apparently served in the Mississippi militia in the War of 1812 and probably participated in the Battle of New Orleans in January 1815. He appeared as the head of a household in the 1816 Territorial Census of Wayne County as:

"McCall, Duncan white male over 21

white female over 21

white male under 21

white female under 21

white male under 21

white male under 21"

Also enumerated in the 1816 census in Wayne County was Daniel McCall, thought to be the father of Hugh Jed McCall, living alone.

The 1817 tax roll of Wayne County lists Duncan McCall as paying tax on "1 white poll, 1 slave and 1.12® on real estate."

Duncan McCall reappeared in the 1819 taxpayers list, paying taxes on "1 white poll, 1 slave and an advalorem tax of $2. Thomas McCall, unidentified, was also a taxpayer there in 1819. He paid a tax on "1 white poll and $1.00 advalorem tax."

"Duncan McCall, Sr." appeared in the 1820 state census as the head of a household composed of "four males and five females." Daniel McCall, thought to be the father of Hugh Jed McCall, was also enumerated in the 1820 census. His household was listed as "one male and one female."

Duncan McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 federal census of Wayne County:

"McCole, Duncan white male 26-45

white female 26-45

white male 10-16

white female 0-10

white female 0-10

white male 0-10

white female 0-10"

He received a land patent in 1821:

"Land Office, St. Stephens, Alabama, August 6, 1821. This day Duncan McCall produced the Receiver's receipt for Forty-nine dollars and ninety-four & a quarter cent being in full payment of the fourth installment of NW qtr, Sec. 18, Township 6, Range 5 West by being allowed the deduction of 37® pcent which entitles him to a patent.

Edward Fitshenry, Clerk

for Jno. C. Pickens, Register"

He was received into the Philadelphius Presbyterian Church August 12, 1827, according to the church minutes.

Duncan McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 federal census of Wayne County:

"McCall, Duncan white male 40-60

white female 20-40

white male 20-40

white female 10-20

white female 10-20

white male 0-10

white female 0-10

white male 0-10"

white female over 60"

Duncan McCall reappeared as the head of a household in the 1840 federal census of Wayne County, page 242. This enumeration showed him to be a military pensioner:

"McCall, Duncan white male 60-70

white female 40-50

white male 30-40

white female 15-20

white male 10-15

white male 5-10

white male 5-10"

Homer Gene McCall, a descendant, discovered an undated affidavit suggesting a pension application may have been filed by Duncan McCall about that time:

State of Mississippi}

County}

This day personally appeared before me A B an acting Justice of the Peace in and for said County and State C D who after been [being] duly sworn deposeth and saith that Duncan McCall who signed the foregoing affidavit and power of attorney is the identical same person who served as a soldier in the Service of the United [States] at the time specified in his affidavit and that he this deponent served as a private in said Company during said [service] or prior, state[s] that he was well acquainted with you during the period of your service and that he has known you ever since (yr) and this deponent for [further] saith that there is no one now living in this section of the country who acted as an officer in said Company by whom Mr. McCall could be identified, further this deponent saith not."

Duncan McCall was listed as the head of a household composed of "5 males and 2 females" in the 1841 state census. His household was recorded in the 1845 state census of Wayne County as "4 males, 2 females."

Duncan McCall "departed this life the 17th day of July, 1845, age 66 years," according to the family bible of his son, Daniel Claudius McCall. His death was also recorded in the minutes of the Philadelphius Presbyterian Church of Wayne County which have been deposited with The Historical Foundation, Montreat, North Carolina.

His slaves were partitioned to his heirs on August 12, 1846, according to probate records discovered by Homer Gene McCall, a descendant of Lufkin, Texas. The division read:

"An account of the Division of the Slaves belonging the [to] the Estate of Duncan McCall deceased amongst the Heirs of Said deceased divided on the 12th day of August AD1846 by T. A. McRae, Neil McRay, John Gordon and William McDougle, divisors:

Names of Heirs Names of Slaves drawn by each

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Mrs. Nancy McCall Manerva $400

Ester 100 $500

David McCall John 550

Jerry 100 650

Philip McInis William 600

in right of his wife Harry 100 700

R. D. McCann Susan 375

in right of his wife Lucy 275 650

Daniel McCall Mariah 400

Joe 200 600

Asenath McCall Nancy 400

Dolly 150 550

James McCall Peter 500

Sandy 150 650

Thomas McCall Adaline 400

Sam 100 500"

The land of Duncan McCall was surveyed by Daniel Kelly March 28, 1848, apparently in preparation for estate settlement.

Nancy McCall, "the wife of Duncan McCall departed this life on the 20th day of December AD1852, age about 61 years," according to the bible of her son, Daniel Claudius McCall.

Children born to Duncan McCall and Nancy McCall include:

David McCall born in 1814

(daughter) born about 1815

(daughter) born about 1816

James E. McCall born about 1820

Daniel Claudius McCall born September 24, 1824

Asenath McCall born in 1826

Thomas D. McCall born in 1834

David McCall, son of Duncan McCall and Nancy McCall, was born about 1809, according to Ward Burke. He was received into Philadelphius Presbyterian Church in Wayne County December 9, 1838.

He was appointed guardian of his brother, James McCall April 8, 1847 after the death of their father:

State of Mississippi}

Wayne County} By the Probate Court of said county:

Be it remembered that at a term of the Probate Court of Wayne County, begun and held at the Court House thereof, on the 8th day of April in the year of our Lord One Thousand Hundred Hundred and Forty-seven, David McCall, having entered into bond with sufficient security, as directed by law, he was appointed guardian of the person and estate real and personal of James McCall, an infant child of Duncan McCall, deceased.

And the said David McCall is hereby authorized and required faithfully to execute his office and trust as guardian aforesaid to deliver into the office of the Clerk of the Court aforesaid within three months from the date hereof, an inventory, on oath of all the estate real and personal of the said infant; also annually or whenever thereunto required by lawful authority, to render a just and true account of his guardianship and to do and perform whatsoever of him as guardian aforesaid, shall be required by the statutes which now are, or hereafter may be made and provided in this behalf.

Witness the Hon. D. C. Shaw Judge of Probate of said County, at the Court-House thereof the 8th day of April AD1847."

Probate of his father's estate was completed in 1848 and David McCall received a receipt for the costs of the settlement:

"Recd Winchester, Feby 23rd 1848 of David McCall the sum of Eight Dollars being for his part, Mrs. McCall's part, Asenath McCall's part and James McCall's part of the costs due the Clerk in the Division of the Lands of Duncan McCall, Decd.

W. L. Harris, Probate Clerk"

David McCall received a surveyor's receipt March 28, 1848:

Received of David McCall for himself his Mother and Sister and as guardian to James McCall the Sum of Twelve Dollars, being the full amount due to Daniel Kelly as the Surveyor of the Lands of Duncan McCall. Received March the 18, 1848.

Daniel Kelly"

David McCall was "initiated and passed into fellowcraft," second degree of Masonry in Wayne Masonic Lodge No. 102 in 1850 at Miltonville, Mississippi, according to "Abstradex of Annual Returns, Mississippi Free and Accepted Masons."

He appeared as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Wayne County, page 34:

"McCall, David 36, born in South Carolina

Nancy 60, born in North Carolina

Asenith 24, born in Mississippi

Thomas 16, born in Mississippi"

David McCall "departed this life on the 9th day of February 1852, age 43 years," according to the family bible. He died "February 1852," according to minutes of Philadelphius Presbyterian Church.

A daughter of Duncan McCall, name unknown, was born about 1813. She appeared as a "white female, 10-20" in the 1830 census of her father's household. She was married about 1830 to Philip McInnis. He received in her right two slaves, William and Harry in her father's estate distribution.

A daughter of Duncan McCall, name unknown, was born about 1816. She appeared as a "white female, age 10-20" in the 1830 census of her father's household. She was married about 1833 to R. D. McCann. He received in her right two slaves, Susan and Lucy in her father's estate distribution.

James E. McCall, son of Duncan McCall and Nancy McCall, was born about 1820 in Mississippi. He was described as "an infant" in 1847 in his father's probate, suggesting that the court regarded him as a non compos mentis. He received two slaves, "Peter and Sandy, valued at $650" in the division of his father's slaves. His brother David McCall was appointed his guardian April 8, 1847, according to Wayne County Probate records.

He was recorded as "James McCall, 29, born in Mississippi in the 1850 enumeration of his the household of his brother, Daniel Claudius McCall. James E. McCall was married about 1853 to Julia E. Gordon, probably at Shabuta, Mississippi. They were recorded in the 1853 state census of Wayne County as:

"McCall, James E. white male

white female"

Shortly before their deaths they appeared in the 1866 state census of Wayne County:

"McCall, J. E. white male 30-40

white female 30-40

white female 10-20

white female 0-10

white female 0-10

white male 0-10"

Homer Gene McCall reported an apparent enumeration of the household of James E. McCall in the 1860 federal census of Wayne County:

"McAll, J. E. 39

Julia 26

Thomas 5

Citney 3

Ann 1"

A nearby household was headed by "T. D. McAll," assumed to be Thomas D. McCall, brother to James E. McCall. James E. McCall and Julia E. Gordon McCall "died one week apart with yellow fever in 1866," according to "information from Rachel Scrubbs Hasty."

Children born to James McCall and Julia E. Gordon McCall include:

Betty McCall born July 20, 1856

Sarah "Sally" McCall born in 1861

Ola McCall born about 1862

John Duncan McCall July 22, 1863

Mary Anne McCall born about 1864

Betty McCall, daughter of James McCall and Julia E. Gordon McCall, was born July 20, 1856 in Wayne County, according to the research of Homer Gene McCall. She was married in 1880 to George Russell. They lived in Mobile, Alabama.

Children born to them include:

Betty Russell born about 1890

Eddie Russell born about 1895

Betty Russell, daughter of George Russell and Betty McCall Russell, was born about 1890. She was married about 1918, husband's name Scrubbs.

Children born to them include:

George Scrubbs born in 1920

Rose Scrubbs born about 1922

Rachel Scrubbs born March 7, 1928

George Scrubbs, son of Betty Russell Scrubbs, was born in 1920. He was drowned in 1950.

Rose Scrubbs, daughter of Betty Russell Scrubbs, was born about 1922. She was married about 1941, husband's name Hungate.

Rachel Scrubbs, daughter of Betty Russell Scrubbs, was born March 7, 1928. She was married about 1950 to Johnny Hasty who was born April 17, 1931. No children were born to them.

Eddie Russell, son of George Russell and Betty McCall Russell, was born about 1895. Later he owned a fish market in Mobile, Alabama.

Sarah "Sally" McCall, daughter of James E. McCall and Julia E. Gordon McCall, was born in 1861, according to her tombstone. She was married about 1880 to William F. Holmes who was born in 1853. She died in 1916 and was buried in William Powe Cemetery located in Section 25, T7N, R6W in Wayne County. He died in 1927 and was buried beside his wife.

Ola McCall, daughter of James E. McCall and Julia E. Gordon McCall, was born about 1862 in Wayne County. She was married about 1884, husband's name Bond. They lived at Dublin, Texas where they raised a large family.

John Duncan McCall, son of James E. McCall and Julia E. Gordon McCall, was born July 22, 1863 in Wayne County. He was brought to Angelina County at the age of 10 by his uncle, Daniel Claudius McCall who reared him after the death of both of his parents in 1866.

He was married about 1895 to Lula Pervis who was born November 14, 1877. He was a Mason. He died December 27, 1947 and was buried in Hillcrest Cemetery in Angelina County. Following his death she was remarried. She died December 26, 1959 and was buried in Hillcrest Cemetery.

Children born to John Duncan McCall and Lula Pervis McCall include:

Leo McCall born October 4, 1897

Gordon McCall born January 24, 1899

Trudie McCall born April 3, 1900

Louie McCall born January 7, 1902

Webster McCall born July 22, 1909

Leo McCall, son of John Duncan McCall and Lula Pervis McCall, was born October 4, 1897. He was married October 29, 1929 to Coren Burgess who was born November 21, 1909. He died September 15, 1984.

Children born to Leo McCall and Coren Burgess McCall include:

Virginia McCall born September 22, 1931

Billy McCall born January 4, 1933

Robert McCall born June 23, 1934

Virginia McCall, daughter of Leo McCall and Coren Burgess McCall, was born September 22, 1931. She was married August 6, 1956 to Fred Douglas who was born December 1, 1929. He died June 8, 1984.

Children born to them include:

Glenn Douglas born October 23, 1959

Laura Douglas born October 19, 1962

Billy McCall, son of Leo McCall and Coren Burgess McCall, was born January 4, 1933. He was married June 6, 1958 to Lilly Gay who was born November 5, 1937.

Children born to Billy McCall and Lilly Gay McCall include:

Belinda Gay McCall born October 23, 1959

William Duncan McCall born June 13, 1962

John McCall born May 27, 1967

Matt McCall born January 4, 1969

William Duncan McCall, son of Billy McCall and Lilly Gay McCall, was born June 13, 1962. He was married about 1983 to Deborah Flournoy.

Children born to William Duncan McCall and Deborah Flournoy McCall include:

William Duke McCall born April 29, 1985

Morgan Mitchell McCall born October 27, 1986

Robert McCall, son of Leo McCall and Coren Burgess McCall, was born June 23, 1934. He was married October 17, 1959 to Melita Cooke who was born November 10, 1936.

Children born to Robert McCall and Melita Cooke McCall include:

Maritha Dawn McCall born June 17, 1961

David Lee McCall born August 14, 1963

Robert Daniel McCall born February 13, 1966

James Mark McCall born March 26, 1971

Gordon McCall, son of John Duncan McCall and Lula Pervis McCall, was born January 24, 1899. He was married October 18, 1925 to Myrtle Martin who was born September 7, 1907.

Children born to Gordon McCall and Myrtle Martin McCall include:

Charles Ray McCall born October 25, 1927

John Douglass McCall born March 30, 1932

Gordon Wayne McCall born June 10, 1938

Charles Ray McCall, son of Gordon McCall and Myrtle Martin McCall, was born October 25, 1927. He was married October 9, 1947 to Nota Maxine Whitaker who was born November 10, 1926.

Children born to Charles Ray McCall and Nota Maxine Whitaker McCall include:

Douglas Mark McCall born January 9, 1951

Carolyn Kaye McCall born March 10, 1964

Douglas Mark McCall, son of Charles Ray McCall and Nota Maxine Whitaker McCall, was born January 9, 1951. He was married December 19, 1971 to Nancy Spencer who was born January 30, 1951.

John Douglass McCall, son of Gordon McCall and Myrtle Martin McCall, was born March 30, 1932. He was married in 1955 to Edna Creech who was born June 20, 1933.

Children born to John Douglass McCall and Edna Creech McCall include:

Lori Denise McCall born July 5, 1961

John Douglass McCall, Jr. born October 6, 1966

Lori Denise McCall, daughter of John Douglass McCall and Edna Creech McCall, was born July 5, 1961. She was married December 30, 1983 to James Sprague who was born August 2, 1961. In 1988 they lived in Akron, Ohio.

Gordon Wayne McCall, son of Gordon McCall and Myrtle Martin McCall, was born June 10, 1938. He was married December 6, 1957 to Vivian Letty Burns who was born March 21, 1935. In 1988 he was employed by KCS Railroad.

Children born to Gordon Wayne McCall and Vivian Letty Burns McCall include:

James Gordon McCall born March 11, 1961

Tamara Ren½ McCall born May 28, 1962

David Wayne McCall born February 19, 1965

Jonathan Andrew McCall born November 7, 1971

James Gordon McCall, son of Gordon Wayne McCall and Vivian Letty Burns McCall, was born March 11, 1961. He was married about 1980 to Sheryl Burns who was born December 11, 1960.

Children born to James Gordon McCall and Sheryl Burns McCall include:

Jamie Den½ McCall born January 13, 1982

Christopher James McCall born December 2, 1983

Louie McCall, son of John Duncan McCall and Lula Pervis McCall, was born January 7, 1902. He was married in June 1946 to Jewell Tucker who was born June 7, 1908. No children were born to Louie McCall and Jewell Tucker McCall.

Webster McCall, son of John Duncan McCall and Lula Pervis McCall, was born July 22, 1909. He was married June 15, 1947 to Orpha Norton who was born February 21, 1923.

Children born to Webster McCall and Orpha Norton McCall include:

Larry Daniel McCall born August 14, 1949

Sherry Sue McCall born August 1, 1954

Larry Daniel McCall, son of Webster McCall and Orpha Norton McCall, was born August 14, 1949. He was married August 2, 1975 to Mrs. Jeanelle Diane Lear who was born December 12, 1949.

Children born to Larry Daniel McCall and Jeanelle Diane Lear McCall include:

Jennifer Dianne McCall born April 27, 1972

Jennifer Dianne McCall, daughter of Jeanelle Diane Lear by a previous marriage, was born August 27, 1972. She was adopted by Larry Daniel McCall.

Sherry Sue McCall, daughter of Webster McCall and Orpha Norton McCall, was born August 1, 1954. In 1988 she was employed as a physician's assistant in Victoria, Texas.

Trudie McCall, daughter of John Duncan McCall and Lula Pervis McCall, was born April 3, 1900. She died July 7, 1901.

Mary Anne McCall, daughter of James E. McCall and Julia E. Gordon McCall, was born about 1864 in Wayne County. She was married Janury 31, 1886 to D. E. Grahman. They lived near Proctor, Texas in Comanche County. They died there.

Twin sons were born to them:

Bob Grahman born about 1889

Rufe Grahman born about 1889

Daniel Claudius McCall, son of Duncan McCall and Nancy McCall, was born September 24, 1824, according to the family bible photocopied by Homer Gene McCall. He was married November 10, 1847 to Maranda Satcher, according to Bloomer Eugene McCall, a descendant who lived at Lufkin, Texas in 1967. She was born December 19, 1828.

Daniel Claudius McCall in 1847 was "initiated, passed and raised" at Marion Station Masonic Lodge No. 62 in Lauderdale County, Mississippi, according to "Abstradex of Annual Returns, Mississippi Free and Accepted Masons." In 1848 he was "demitted to transfer to another lodge." In 1849 Lafayette Mason Lodge No. 53 in Clarke County recorded that he was "non-affiliated, has demitted, but pays dues to lodge in whose jurisdiction he resides." In 1851 he was shown as junior warden in Masonic Lodge 137, Falconer, Mississippi, which was held in the home of John L. Sansom. Clarke County adjoined Wayne County on the north.

Daniel Claudius McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 532-554 October 11, 1850 census of Clarke County:

"McCall, Daniel 25, born in Mississippi, farmer

Maranda 22, born in Mississippi

Mary 8/12, born in Mississippi

Williams, John 26, born in Mississippi, farmer

McCall, James 29, born in Mississippi"

In 1856 Daniel Claudius McCall received Clarke County Tax Receipt No. 13413:

"Receiver's Office at Augusta, Miss, October 20, 1856, Received of Daniel McCall of Clarke County, Miss. the sum of Thirty-Eight dollars and 89 cents; being in full for the Lot No. 1 of Section No. 18 in Township 10 North, Range 8 West containing Thirty-eight acres and 89-hundredths at $1.00 per acre. O. C. Dease, Receiver."

In 1857 Daniel Claudius McCall was guardian of Hugh Satcher, an heir of Hezekiah Satcher, according to a receipt discovered by Homer Gene McCall:

"Received this January 16th 1857 of Daniel McCall, Guardian of Hugh Satcher Six hundred and Sixty-two Dollars and twenty-four cents, it being my distributive amount of the proceeds of my property and also my distributive share of the estate of Hezekiah Satcher, deceased.

Hugh Satcher"

Daniel Claudius McCall removed his family to Texas around 1876, according to the research of Homer Gene McCall. She died February 1, 1903, and he died June 17, 1910.

A Masonic memorial was dedicated to him:

"Memorial in memory of our worthy Brother, Daniel McCall, born in Wayne County, Mississippi September 24, 1824, died June 17, 1910, age 85 years, 8 months, 23 days. He was reared in the Presbyterian Church . He was made a Mason at Old Marion, Mississippi in 1845, was married to Miss Maranda Satcher in 1847, moved to Clarke County, Mississippi and remained there a successful farmer untill January 1876, moved to Angelina County, Texas, remained here untill his death. He had five children, two sons and two daughters are left to mourn his going away. He was a true Mason and believed in its teachings and lived according to its precepts.

He had been in declining health for several years, but was only confined to his room for about two weeks. All that loving hands could do was done for his recovery, but of no avail. God, who maketh no mistake, took him from us. His body was laid to rest in the family cemetery at the old home beside his loving wife who departed this life February 1, 1903."

Children born to Daniel Claudius McCall and Maranda Satcher McCall, according to the family bible, include:

Daniel Thaddeus Constantine McCall born January 21, 1849

Mary Ezell "Mollie" McCall born May 27, 1850

Daniel Bynum McCall born April 15, 1852

Maranda Eren McCall born November 9, 1854

Alanza Sylvanus "Lon" McCall born August 25, 1856

They brought John Duncan McCall into their home in 1866 after the death of his parents, James E. McCall and Julia E. Gordon McCall who died one week apart in a yellow fever epidemic.

Daniel Thaddeus Constantine McCall, son of Daniel Claudius McCall and Maranda Satcher McCall, was born January 21, 1849. He died January 9, 1851, "age one year eleven months 18 days," according to the family bible.

Mary Ezell "Molly" McCall, daughter of Daniel Claudius McCall and Maranda Satcher McCall, was born May 27, 1850. She was married March 2, 1870 to Berry T. McCarty in Clarke County.

Children born to them include:

Laura McCarty born about 1872

Mary McCarty born about 1874

Alonzo McCarty born about 1876

Jim McCarty born about 1879

Claude McCarty born about 1882

Bud McCarty born about 1886

Laura McCarty, daughter of Berry T. McCarty and Mary Ezell "Molly" McCall McCarty was born about 1872, probably in Clarke County.

Mary McCarty, daughter of Berry T. McCarty and Mary Ezell "Molly" McCall McCarty was born about 1874, probably in Clarke County. She was married about 1891 to John Stegall.

Children born to them include:

Mable Stegall born about 1893

Eugene Stegall born about 1896

McCarty Stegall born about 1900

Clifford Stegall born about 1904

William Stegall born about 1810

Florence Stegall born about 1814

Mable Stegall, daughter of John Stegall and Mary McCarty Stegall, was born about 1893. She was married about 1915, husband's name Darden. They later lived in Holliday, Texas.

Alonzo McCarty, son of Berry T. McCarty and Mary Ezell "Molly" McCall McCarty was born about 1877, probably in Clarke County. He was married about 1900 to Laura Eckert, according to the research of Homer Gene McCall. He died January 5, 1933.

Children born to them include:

Benjamin McCarty born about 1884

Jim McCarty, son of Berry T. McCarty and Mary Ezell "Molly" McCall McCarty was born about 1879.

Claude McCarty, son of Berry T. McCarty and Mary Ezell "Molly" McCall McCarty was born about 1882. Children born to him include:

Thomas McCarty born about 1908

Claudine McCarty born about 1911

Mary McCarty born about 1915

Bud McCarty, son of Berry T. McCarty and Mary Ezell "Molly" McCall McCarty, was born about 1886.

Daniel Bynum McCall, son of Daniel Claudius McCall and Maranda Satcher McCall, was born April 15, 1852, according to the family bible. He came to Angelina County with other members of the family in 1873. He returned to Mississippi and was married January 13, 1876 to Laura Jane McCarty, a sister to Berry T. McCarty, Orange McCarty and William A. McCarty, according to the research of Ward Burke, a descendant of Diboll, Texas. She was born September 22, 1856. Both families had lived in southeastern Mississippi since the 1820s and were probably acquainted prior to that.

Daniel Bynum McCall settled on 150 acres of land south of Lufkin that flourished in wild turkeys and deer.

"Daniel McCall, Jr." was the head of a household enumerated in the 1880 census of Angelina County, Enumeration District 8, page 15, precinct 1:

"McCall, Daniel, Jr. 28, born in Mississippi

Laura 23, born in Mississippi

Eva 3, born in Texas

Mattie 2, born in Texas, daughter"

Ward Burke wrote:

"Daniel Bynum McCall loved to play the fiddle and played for dances when he was a young man in East Texas. He was a member of the Methodist Church and a charter member of the Burke Masonic Lodge. He taught Masonry to scores of men in the Burke community. He and his family moved to Burke in 1888 when he was depot agent on what was then the Houston East & West Texas Railroad, being now the Southern Pacific. He was depot agent there for 40 years. He and Arthur Lee Burke formed the merchandising company of McCall & Burke, and this store was operated until about 1955.

She became ill with pneumonia. Ward Burke wrote, "When all knew that her death would be in a matter of hours, all of the children and grandchildren were ushed into the room to tell her goodbye. Propped up in bed with pillows, she told all of the family goodbye with good spirits. Her devoted husband died six weeks later. She died April 25, 1928, and he died June 19, 1928. They were buried in Ryan's Chapel Cemetery.

Children born to Daniel Bynum McCall and Laura Jane McCarty McCall include:

Eva Wynona McCall born May 1, 1877

Mattie Miranda McCall born January 15, 1879

Eugene Berry McCall born September 5, 1880

Ina Eret McCall born August 22, 1883

Annie Laurie McCall born February 27, 1885

Hugh Smiley McCall born November 9, 1887

Mary Ezell McCall born September 28, 1891

Sarah Emma McCall born April 8, 1893

Charles Daniel McCall born May 20, 1895

Eva Wynona McCall, daughter of Daniel Bynum McCall and Laura Jane McCarty McCall, was born May 1, 1877. She became a schoolteacher and taught at Fairview and Burke. She was married in 1901 to Arthur Lee Burke, son of James Dowen Burke and Emma Louise Smith Burke, who was born in Cass County, Missouri January 15, 1875. He operated the McCall & Burke store and was a cotton merchant until his death in 1931. The Burke postoffice was housed in the store, and the postmistress was Ina Eren McCall. Eva Winona McCall died 45 years later, December 23, 1976 at the age of 99.

Children born to them include:

Oneta Burke born about 1901

Laura Lee Burke born about 1903

Louise Burke born about 1905

James Daniel Burke born about 1908

Ward Rankin Burke born about 1911

Mattie Miranda McCall, daughter of Daniel Bynum McCall and Laura Jane McCarty McCall, was born January 15, 1879. Like her sister, she became a teacher and was employed in schools in Wells, Burke and Lufkin. She was married about 1910 to Oscar B. Kinsolving, and he died six months later. She died January 26, 1967. She was a member of the Methodist Church.

Eugene Berry McCall, son of Daniel Bynum McCall and Laura Jane McCarty McCall, was born September 5, 1880. He also became a teacher and was later a lumberman at Corrigan, Texas at his death, July 10, 1903, according to the research of Homer Gene McCall.

Ina Eret McCall, daughter of Daniel Bynum McCall and Laura Jane McCarty McCall, was born August 22, 1883. She was postmistress in Burke for about 40 years. She died unmarried July 29, 1970 at the age of 86 and was buried in Ryan's Chapel Cemetery.

Annie Laurie McCall, daughter of Daniel Bynum McCall and Laura Jane McCarty McCall, was born February 27, 1885. She died unmarried January 3, 1967.

Hugh Smiley McCall, son of Daniel Bynum McCall and Laura Jane McCarty McCall, was born November 9, 1887. He worked for the Southern Pacific Railway in Nacogdoches, Texas. He was married about 1907 to Ree DeBlieux who was married September 17, 1896, according to Ward Burke. About 1910 he removed to Shreveport, Louisiana where he operated a transfer warehouse. He died February 2, 1972. He was a 32nd degree Mason and a Shriner.

Two children were born to Hugh Smiley McCall and Ree DeBlieux McCall:

Hugh Smiley McCall, Jr. born about 1910

Charles Louis McCall born about 1913

Hugh Smiley McCall, Jr, son of Hugh Smiley McCall and Ree DeBlieux McCall, was born about 1910 in Shreveport. He was killed in action in 1945am while serving in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II.

Charles Louis McCall, son of Hugh Smiley McCall and Ree DeBlieux McCall, was born about 1913 in Shreveport. During World War II he served in the U. S. Marine Corps. Afterward he returned to Shreveport, was married and was the father of a son and two daughters.

Mary Ezell McCall, daughter of Daniel Bynum McCall and Laura Jane McCarty McCall, was born September 28, 1891. She became a schoolteacher and was teaching at Freeport, Texas when she died September 7, 1932.

Sarah Emma McCall, daughter of Daniel Bynum McCall and Laura Jane McCarty McCall, was born April 8, 1893. She also became a teacher and taught until she was married about 1908 to Carmen E. Brazil. He served as county attorney of Angelina County, district judge and city attorney of Lufkin. She died March 3, 1973 and was buried in Glendale Cemetery at Lufkin. He died March 19, 1974 and was buried beside her. Three children were born to them.

Charles Daniel McCall, son of Daniel Bynum McCall and Laura Jane McCarty McCall, was born May 20, 1895. He enlisted in the U.S. Army during World War I and served in France. He was graduated from Atlanta Southern Dental College in 1921 and developed a practice, first in Diboll and then at Port Arthur, Texas. He was married about 1922 to Nina Dowdy of Kerrville, Texas. After retirement they removed to Kerrville and lived on a ranch which was homesteaded by his wife's family. He was employed as a dentist by San Antonio State Hospital until he was 70. He died about 1972. It was reported that he had commissioned a genealogy of the McCall family, but no copy of such a manuscript has been located to date.

Maranda Eren McCall, daughter of Daniel Claudius McCall and Maranda Satcher McCall, was born born November 9, 1854 in Clarke County. She was married there December 30, 1875 to John Asa Woodward who was born March 20, 1852 to James Madison Woodward and Precilla White Woodword. He died April 14, 1931 at a daughter's home in Ellisville, Mississippi. She died there September 10, 1937. They were buried in Zion's Rest Cemetery in Clarke County.

Children born to them include:

Mary Lula Woodward born October 9, 1878

James Ira Woodward born April 4, 1881

John Milton Woodward born July 20, 1886

Daniel Hugh Woodward born November 24, 1891

Webster Lamar Woodward born June 6, 1894

Alanzo Sylvanus "Lon" McCall, son of Daniel Claudius McCall and Maranda Satcher McCall, was born August 25, 1856 in Mississippi. He was brought to Angelina County, Texas by his parents in 1876. He was married May 3, 1883 to Candis Husband. He died February 26, 1942, and Candis Husband McCall died July 4, 1945. They were buried in McCall Cemetery in Angelina County, according to Homer Gene McCall, a grandson. He wrote September 18, 1988:

"My father, Bloomer Eugene McCall died on December 20, 1976 and is buried in our family cemetery along with my grandparents Alanzo and Candis Husband McCall, my great-grandparents Daniel and Miranda Satcher McCall, three of my uncles and a Dr. McCann. According to one of my aunts, Zella McCall Frost, Dr. McCann was a first cousin of my grandfather Alanzo. There never was a marker erected for his grave. I still have his saddlebags in which he carried his medicine."

Children born to them include:

James Duncan McCall born June 3, 1884

Lawrence Alanzo McCall born May 3, 1886

Homer B. McCall born November 22, 1888

Claudis McCall born May 1, 1891

Zella McCall born May 9, 1894

Mollie Laura McCall born November 7, 1896

Sadie McCall born September 15, 1899

Bloomer Eugene McCall born April 8, 1902

Candis Drucilla McCall born August 4, 1904

James Duncan McCall, son of Alanzo Sylvanus McCall and Candis Husband McCall, was born June 3, 1884 in Angelina County. He was married about 1911 to Virginia Dora Perkins who was born in 1888. She died in 1964, and he died January 29, 1968.

Children born to James Duncan McCall and Virginia Dora Perkins McCall include:

Willma Faye McCall born October 19, 1912

Bennie Currie McCall born February 8, 1915

Queen Esther McCall born December 25, 1917

William Randolph McCall born July 30, 1920

David Daniel McCall born June 27, 1932

Wilma Faye McCall, daughter of James Duncan McCall and Virginia Dora Perkins McCall, was born October 19, 1912. She was married about 1944 to Joe Duranceau who was born October 24, 1905. Following a divorce she was remarried October 10, 1981 to Arnie Larson.

Children born to them include:

Jimmy Duranceau born July 11, 1945

Geraldine Sue Duranceau born about 1947

Bennie Currie McCall, daughter of James Duncan McCall and Virginia Dora Perkins McCall, was born February 8, 1915. She was married about 1937 to James Hollis Ashworth who was born November 13, 1913.

Children born to them include:

James H. Ashworth born February 13, 1939

Kenneth Ashworth born August 13, 1940

Robert Nick Ashworth born July 7, 1942

Joan Ashworth born September 6, 1946

Queen Esther McCall, daughter of James Duncan McCall and Virginia Dora Perkins McCall, was born December 25, 1917. She was married November 7, 1941 to Persian Paul "Buck" Stringer who was born August 4, 1917.

Children born to them include:

Virginia Stringer born January 25, 1943

Paulette Stringer born March 4, 1944

Paul Randolph Stringer born March 3, 1949

William Randolph McCall, son of James Duncan McCall and Virginia Dora Perkins McCall, was born July 30, 1920. He was married April 7, 1946 to Frances Jane Baker who was born June 5, 1926.

Children born to William Randolph McCall and Frances Jane Baker McCall include:

Robert Duncan McCall born February 5, 1947

Mack Berry McCall born September 21, 1949

Robert Duncan McCall, son of William Randolph McCall and Frances Jane Baker McCall, was born February 5, 1947. He was married January 30, 1971 to Lynn Counts who was born February 25, 1951.

Children born to Robert Duncan McCall and Lynn Counts McCall include:

Robert Stephen McCall born April 17, 1973

William Christopher McCall born February 25, 1978

Mack Berry McCall, son of William Randolph McCall and Frances Jane Baker McCall, was born September 21, 1949. He was married August 12, 1978 to Raquel Oliviera. She was born March 12, 1946 in Brazil.

Children born to Mack Berry McCall and Raquel Oliviera McCall include:

Angela Marie McCall born August 21, 1979

Paul Jonathan McCall born December 12, 1980

David Daniel McCall, son of James Duncan McCall and Virginia Dora Perkins McCall, was born June 27, 1932. He was married about 1950 to Louise Hale Lowery who was born December 6, 1931.

A son who had been born to her in a previous marriage was adopted by David Daniel McCall:

Ronald Joe McCall born August 4, 1948

Children born to David Daniel McCall and Louise Hale Lowery McCall include:

Robert David McCall born July 15, 1952

Richard Lee McCall born August 5, 1956

Ronald Joe McCall, adopted son of David Daniel McCall, was born August 4, 1948. He was married about 1970 to Jan McCants.

Children born to Ronald Joe McCall and Jan McCants McCall include:

Bryan Patrick McCall born about 1972

Ansley Erin McCall born about 1975

Robert David McCall, son of David Daniel McCall and Louise Hale Lowery McCall, was born July 15, 1952. He was married about 1975 to Debra Pope.

Children born to Robert David McCall and Debra Pope McCall include:

Chasen Hamilton McCall born about 1977

Jessica McCall born about 1980

Richard Lee McCall, son of David Daniel McCall and Louise Hale Lowery McCall, was born August 5, 1956. He was married about 1979 to Mary Martschink. Children born to Richard Lee McCall and Mary Martschink McCall are unknown.

Lawrence Alanzo McCall, son of Alanzo Sylvanus McCall and Candis Husband McCall, was born May 3, 1886. He died unmarried of pneumonia December 14, 1908.

Homer B. McCall, son of Alanzo Sylvanus McCall and Candis Husband McCall, was born November 22, 1888. He died July 30, 1896.

Claudis McCall, son of Alanzo Sylvanus "Lon" McCall and Candis Husband McCall, was born May 1, 1891 in Angelina County. He died July 24, 1896.

Zella McCall, daughter of Alanzo Sylvanus McCall and Candis Husband McCall, was born May 9, 1894. She was married about 1918 to Henry Lee Frost who was born April 30, 1895. He died March 18, 1975.

Children born to them include:

Fredia LaRue Frost born January 13, 1919

Otis Eugene Frost born June 15, 1921

Mollie Laura McCall, daughter of Alanzo Sylvanus McCall and Candis Husband McCall, was born November 7, 1896. She was married about 1927 to Charlie McCarty who was born January 13, 1896. He died May 3, 1962, and she died March 16, 1983.

Children born to them include:

Charles Dick McCarty born November 3, 1929

Sadie McCall, daughter of Alanzo Sylvanus McCall and Candis Husband McCall, was born September 15, 1899. She was married December 9, 1939 to Merle O. Smith who was born February 2, 1885. He died May 11, 1955. No children were born to them.

Bloomer Eugene McCall, son of Alanzo Sylvanus McCall and Candis Husband McCall, was born April 8, 1902 in Angelina County. He was married April 3, 1943 to Jacquetta Burke Dunn who was born December 24, 1914. He died December 20, 1976, and she was remarried May 26, 1982 to Grover C. Eason.

Children born to Bloomer Eugene McCall and Jacquetta Burke Dunn McCall include:

Homer Gene McCall born February 7, 1944

Charles Mark McCall born April 18, 1946

Homer Gene McCall, son of Bloomer Eugene McCall and Jacquetta Burke Dunn McCall, was born February 7, 1944. He was married September 7, 1968 to Toni Lynn Gill who was born August 26, 1947. In 1988 they lived in Lufkin, Texas.

Homer Gene McCall, an accomplished genealogist, has made a detail study of his branch of the McCall family, and it is through his courtesy that data on the descendants of Duncan McCall of Wayne County appears in this manuscript.

Children born to Homer Gene McCall and Toni Lynn Gill McCall include:

Brandon Ashley McCall born July 19, 1981

Kristopher Blake McCall born November 4, 1985

Charles Mark McCall, son of Bloomer Eugene McCall and Jacquetta Burke Dunn McCall, was born April 18, 1946. He was married July 8, 1972 to Teresa Ann LaBoa who was born November 18, 1945.

Children born to Charles Mark McCall and Teresa Ann Laboa McCall include:

Brooks Eugene McCall born October 3, 1974

Shelley Ann McCall born November 3, 1978

Kayla Sue McCall born December 27, 1982

Candis Drucilla McCall, daughter of Alanzo Sylvanus McCall and Candis Husband McCall, was born August 4, 1904. She was married January 9, 1926 to James Ivy who was born November 24, 1899. He died June 8, 1949.

Children born to them include:

Dorothy Nell Ivy born February 12, 1928

James Ivy born November 29, 1929

Jack Ivy born in 1942

Asenath McCall, daughter of Duncan McCall and Nancy McCall was born in 1828 in Wayne County. On August 12, 1846 she received "slaves Nancy and Dolly" valued at $550 from her father's estate. It is believed that she continued living in the family household in 1848 which appeared to be headed by her brother, David McCall. She was recorded as the head of a household in the 1853 state census of Wayne County composed of "1 male, 1 female." "Lesenthia McCall" was married about that time to Hugh Shoemake as his second wife, according to "Who Married Whom, Wayne County, Mississippi" by Jean Strickland and Patricia N. Edwards. He was born in 1810 in South Carolina and had married first Mary Waters. He died in 1892 and was buried in Sand Hill Cemetery, according to "Cemetery Records of Wayne County, Mississippi." Lisenthia McCall Shoemake, 1828-1912" was buried beside him.

Children born to them include:

Kitsey Ann "Katie" Shoemake born in 1855

David Thomas Shoemake born in 1857

A. Huberta Shoemake born in 1862

Charles T. Shoemake born in 1876

Kitsey Ann "Katie" Shoemake, daughter of Hugh Shoemake and Asenath McCall Shoemake, was born in 1855. She appeared as a 25-year-old in the 1880 census of Wayne County. She did not marry.

David Thomas Shoemake, son of Hugh Shoemake and Asenath McCall Shoemake, was born in 1857. He was married about 1885 to Anne Jane Collins who was born in 1862.

A. Huberta Shoemake, daughter of Hugh Shoemake and Asenath McCall Shoemake, was born in 1862. She was married after 1900, husband's name Bonner.

Charles T. Shoemake, son of Hugh Shoemake and Asenath McCall Shoemake, was born in 1876.

Thomas D. McCall, son of Duncan McCall and Nancy McCall was born September 30, 1834, according to the research of Homer Gene McCall. He was married about 1857 to Sarah A. Thomas who was born September 14, 1844. On October 17, 1860 "T. D. McAll" appeared as the head of a household living near "J. E. McAll" in the 1860 census of Wayne County:

"McAll, T. D. 25

Cynthia 23

Daniel 1"

Thomas D. McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1866 state census of Wayne County:

"McCall, Thomas white male 30-40

white female 20-30

white female 0-10

white male 0-10

white female 0-10"

They removed to Texas from Mississippi about 1876.

Thomas D. McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1880 census of Angelina County, Enumeration District 8, page 19, precinct 1:

McCall, Thomas 46, born in Mississippi

Sarah 36, born in Mississippi

Mary 19, born in Mississippi

Alonzo 17, born in Mississippi

Nannie 16, born in Mississippi, daughter

Daniel 14, born in Mississippi

James 9, born in Mississippi

Sarah 8, born in Mississippi

John 6, born in Mississippi

Eadora 3, born in Mississippi

Leona 11/12, born in Texas

She died October 4, 1896, and he died September 3, 1901.

Children born to Thomas D. McCall and Sarah A. Thomas McCall include:

Mary McCall born April 22, 1861

Alonzo McCall born October 18, 1862

Nancy Ezell McCall born in 1864

Daniel C. McCall born in 1866

James B. McCall born September 30, 1870

Sarah "Sally" McCall born in 1872

John McCall born September 12, 1873

Eadora L. McCall born September 13, 1876

Leona McCall born about July 1879

Connie McCall born August 21, 1880

Mary McCall, daughter of Thomas D. McCall and Sarah A. Thomas McCall, was born April 22. 1861 in Mississippi. She appeared in the 1880 census of Angelina County as a 19-year-old. She was married about 1882 to Thomas J. Sykes who was born October 9, 1848. She died November 2, 1925, and he died December 5, 1944 at the age of 96.

Children born to them include:

Leona Sykes born about 1888

Alonzo McCall, son of Thomas D. McCall and Sarah A. Thomas McCall, was born October 18, 1862 in Mississippi. He was recorded at age 17 in the 1880 census of Angelina County. He died unmarried February 7, 1922.

Nancy Ezell McCall, daughter of Thomas D. McCall and Sarah A. Thomas McCall, was born in 1864 in Mississippi. She was reported as a 16-year-old in the 1880 census of Angelina County. She was married December 25, 1884 to Malcolm Henry Currie who was born January 2, 1862. She died May 20, 1902, and he died July 4, 1933.

Children born to them include:

Mary Agnes Currie born October 17, 1886

Benjamin Franklin Currie born September 13, 1888

Emma Elizabeth Currie born in December 1889

Lula Evaline Currie born September 1, 1891

James Bynum Currie born April 6, 1893

Leon Edward Currie born October 4, 1895

Ira Rochford Currie born October 6, 1898

Daniel C. McCall, son of Thomas D. McCall and Sarah A. Thomas McCall, was born in 1866 in Mississippi. He was "age 14" in the 1880 census of Angelina County. He died in 1890 at "age 24 years, 5 months, 2 days," according to the research of Homer Gene McCall.

James B. McCall, son of Thomas D. McCall and Sarah A. Thomas McCall, was born September 30, 1870 in Mississippi. He was enumerated in Angelina County in 1880 as a nine-year-old. He was married about 1900 to Etta Austin who was born June 2, 1884. She died March 31, 1927 at the age of 42 and was buried in Ryans Chapel in Angelina County. He died April 7, 1936 at the age of 65 and was buried beside his wife.

Children born to James B. McCall and Etta Austin McCall include:

J. C. McCall born September 25, 1901

Eudora McCall born about 1903

Onetha McCall born about 1905

Thomas Austin McCall born July 4, 1908

James Talley McCall born October 29, 1914

Charles Brooks McCall born June 19, 1919

Eugene Byford McCall born in 1921

Leo McCall born March 23, 1927

Cleo McCall born March 23, 1927

J. C. McCall, son of James B. McCall and Etta Austin McCall, was born September 25, 1901. He died March 19, 1904 and was buried in Ryans Chapel Cemetery.

Eudora McCall, daughter of James B. McCall and Etta Austin McCall, was born about 1903. She was married about 1921 to George H. Dikes. To them was born:

George H. Dikes, Jr. born about 1924

Onetha McCall, daughter of James B. McCall and Etta Austin McCall, was born about 1905. She was married about 1924 to Clayton Largent. To them was born:

Ruby Jean Largent born about 1927

Thomas Austin McCall, son of James B. McCall and Etta Austin McCall, was born July 4, 1908. He was married about 1931 to Philippa Davis who was born April 29, 1911. He died April 19, 1959 and was buried in Ryans Chappel in Angelina County.

Children born to Thomas Austin McCall and Philippa Davis McCall include:

Morris Drew McCall born February 13, 1928

Robert Olaf McCall born June 13, 1930

Morris Drew McCall, son of Thomas Austin McCall and Philippa Davis McCall, was born February 13, 1928. He was married about 1957 to Dorothy Bennett. He became a Methodist minister. [In an interview about 1958 John D. McCall (M3/2.5) stated that the brother of Dr. Matthew Morgan McCall (M5/1.1), "Lorenza McCall settled at Lufkin, Texas. Lorenza McCall had a descendant named Morris McCall who was an attorney."]

Children born to them include:

Morris Drew McCall, Jr. born May 17, 1961

Alice Ann McCall born June 10, 1963

Morris Drew McCall, Jr, son of Morris Drew McCall and Dorothy Bennett McCall, was born May 17, 1961.

Alice Ann McCall, daughter of Morris Drew McCall and Dorothy Bennett McCall, was born June 10, 1963. She was married August 2, 1986 to Rex Hubert.

Robert Olaf McCall, son of Thomas Austin McCall and Philippa Davis McCall, was born June 13, 1930. He died of pneumonia July 26, 1938 and was buried in Ryans Chapel.

James Talley McCall, son of James B. McCall and Etta Austin McCall, was born October 29, 1914. He was married about 1938, wife's name Jonnie. In 1968 Jonnie McCall was librarian of Kurth Memorial Library. She wrote January 24, 1968:

"The woods around Angelina County are full of McCalls. My husband's father was James B. McCall. Talley doesn't know about his ancestors except that they did come from Scotland and to Texas from Mississippi. They settled in Angelina County around Burke. James McCall was born in Mississippi in 1874 and had a brother name Lorenza [Alonzo?], one named John and a sister named Sarah. There is a retired dentist in San Antonio, Texas, Dr. Charles McCall, who has had the family traced and has a bound volume of the McCall family. He is a brother of Dr. Hugh S. McCall who lives in Shreveport, Louisiana. He also has a sister, Miss Ina McCall whose address is Route 1, Diboll, Texas. There is a Mrs. Carl Garner who lives at 910 Jefferson, Lufkin who is a from a different family of McCalls, but has a good deal of information on our family too."

James Talley McCall died June 23, 1982, according to Homer Gene McCall.

Children born to them include:

James Talley McCall, Jr. born about 1940

James Talley McCall, Jr, son of James Talley McCall and Jonnie McCall, was born about 1940. He was married about 1960, wife's name Betty.

Children born to James Talley McCall, Jr. and Betty McCall include:

James Talley McCall III born about 1962

Melissa McCall born about 1964

Roy McCall born about 1966

Charles Brooks McCall, son of James B. McCall and Etta Austin McCall, was born June 19, 1919. He was married about 1941 to Ethel Maxine Hogan who was born April 10, 1921.

Children born to Charles Brooks McCall and Ethel Maxine Hogan McCall include:

Charles Brooks McCall, Jr. born October 12, 1943

John Byford McCall born July 9, 1946

Charles Brooks McCall, Jr, son of Charles Brooks McCall and Ethel Maxine Hogan McCall, was born October 12, 1943. He was married about 1976 to Andre½ Jean Venable. In 1988 Charles Brooks McCall, Jr. and Andre½ Jean Venable McCall lived in Olympia, Washington.

Children born to them include:

Jennifer Jean McCall born August 14, 1978

John Byford McCall, son of Charles Brooks McCall and Ethel Maxine Hogan McCall, was born July 9, 1946. He was married about 1969 to Lana Jacqueline Morgan who was born July 25, 1949. In 1988 they lived in Port Neches, Texas.

Children born to John Byford McCall and Lana Jacqueline Morgan McCall include:

Emma Leigh McCall born August 19, 1971

Laura Ellen McCall born September 30, 1974

John Ross McCall born October 16, 1980

Eugene Byford McCall, son of James B. McCall and Etta Austin McCall, was born in 1921 in Angelina County. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and was lost at sea in 1944 at Guadalcanal, according to Homer Gene McCall.

Leo McCall, twin son of James B. McCall and Etta Austin McCall, was born March 23, 1927 in Angelina County. He was eight days old when his mother died. He was taken into the home of his mother's sister who had married Jim Currie, and his name became Leo McCall Currie. He was married about 1950 to Gena Creveling.

Children born to them include:

Jimmy Currie born about 1952

Genie Currie. born about 1955

Jimmy Currie, son of Leo McCall Currie and Gena Creveling Currie, was born about 1952. He became interested in McCall family history. In 1988 he lived in Houston [771-6172].

Genie Currie, daughter of Leo McCall Currie and Gena Creveling Currie, was born about 1955. She was married about 1975, husband's name Champagne. In 1988 they lived in Houston.

Cleo McCall, twin daughter of James B. McCall and Etta Austin McCall, was born March 23, 1927 in Angelina County. When her mother died she was taken into the home of Jim Currie and reared as Cleo McCall Currie. She was married about 1947, husband's name Coleman. In 1988 they lived in Dayton, Texas.

Sarah "Sally" McCall, daughter of Thomas D. McCall and Sarah A. Thomas McCall, was born in 1872 in Mississippi. She was reported at age eight in the 1880 census. She was married about 1891 to Robert Howell Lee.

Children born to them include:

Robert Lee born about 1894

Sidney Lee born about 1896

Bobbie Lee born about 1898

Sarah Lee born about 1901

Bennie Lee born about 1904

Irma Jean Lee born about 1908

Alma Jane Lee born about 1912

Zula Fay Lee (twin) born about 1916

Lula May Lee (twin) born about 1916

John McCall, son of Thomas D. McCall and Sarah A. Thomas McCall, was born September 12, 1873 in Mississippi. He was reported at age six in the 1880 enumeration. He died December 26, 1916 unmarried.

Eadora L. McCall, daughter of Thomas D. McCall and Sarah A. Thomas McCall, was born September 13, 1876 in Mississippi just before her parents removed to Texas. She was recorded as a three-year-old in the 1880 census. She died May 15, 1879 [1881?] and was buried at Ryans Chapel, according to the research of Homer Gene McCall.

Leona McCall, daughter of Thomas D. McCall and Sarah A. Thomas McCall, was born about July 1879. She was married about 1900, husband's name Duffey.

Children born to them include:

Lila Blanch Duffey born about 1902

Seth Duffey born about 1905

Connie McCall, daughter of Thomas D. McCall and Sarah A. Thomas McCall, was born August 21, 1880 in Angelina County. She died when 20 days old and was buried in Ryans Chapel, according to the research of Homer Gene McCall.

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Daniel McCall was enumerated as the head of a household "of one male and one female" in the 1820 state census of Wayne County.

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Ella A. McCall was married in 1880 to George W. Russell, according to Wayne County marriage records.

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Jesse A. I. McCall was born in 1857 in Georgia. He was married to Josephine A. L. Bullard who was born in 1850 in Alabama. They were enumerated as the head of a household in the 1880 census of Wayne County:

"McCall, Jesse A. I. 23, born in Georgia

Josephine A. L. 30, born in Alabama

Shirley 30

Martha M. 24

Ella A. 18

McCall, Susan 63, born in Georgia, widow"

Martha M. McCall was married in 1880 to A. J. Menasco, according to Wayne County marriage records.

Ella A. McCall was married in 1880 to George W. Russell, according to Wayne County marriage records.

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Mary McCall Everett was born in 1814 in Wayne County. She was married there in 1829 to John Hendricks Horne who was born in 1795 in North Carolina. She was his second wife. Mary Ann Hand who was born in 1800 in South Carolina was his first.

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Sarah McCall was married in 1890 to S. H. Falconer in Wayne County, according to "Who Married Whom in Wayne County, Mississippi."

YALABUSHA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI

"James S. McCall, 30, physician, born in South Carolina" was enumerated in the boarding house of Rebecca Allen, Household 123-123 in the 1850 census of Yalabusha County, "south of Yalabusha River."

YAZOO COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI====

John McCall was listed as a taxpayer in Yazoo County in 1825.

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Samuel McCall, "age 20-40" was enumerated in the 1830 census of Yazoo County, living alone.

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CEDAR COUNTY, MISSOURI====

A. D. McCall was recorded as the head of Household 3-3 in the 1850 census of Cedar County:

McCall, A. D. 44, born in Tennessee, farmer

Susanah 37, born in Missouri

Mary A. 11, born in Missouri

William D. 9, born in Missouri

H. M. 7, born in Missouri, son

Thomas G. 5, born in Missouri

Martha I. 3, born in Missouri

N. C. 1, born in Missouri, daughter"

CLAY COUNTY, MISSOURI====

John McCall was the head of Household 1223-1223 enumerated in the 1850 census of Clay County:

"McCall, John 50, born in Virginia, farmer, $1,200 real estate

Elizabeth 44, born in Kentucky"

DEKALB COUNTY, MISSOURI====

John McCall was recorded as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Dekalb County:

"McCall, John 32, born in Tennessee

Mary J. 32, born in Illinois

Hugh 11

Elizabeth 11

James 8

John 6

Arminda 4

Martha 2"

GREENE COUNTY, MISSOURI====

John McCall was recorded as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Greene County:

"McCall, John white male 40-50

white female 40-50

white male 20-30

white male 15-20

white male 15-20

white female 10-15

white male 10-15

white male 5-10

white female 0-5"

He reappeared as the head of Household 696-696 in the 1850 census of Greene County, Polk township:

"McCall, John 60, born in Scotland, $1,000 real estate

Elizabeth 65, born in North Carolina

Franklin J. 18, born in Missouri

Nancy 16, born in Tennessee

Sarah 6, born in Missouri

William 3, born in Missouri"

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Nelson D. McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 683-683 in the 1850 census of Greene County, Polk township:

McCall, Nelson D. 30, born in Tennessee, farmer, $400 real estate

Elizabeth 26, born in Georgia

Mary E. 6, born in Missouri

James W. 5, born in Missouri

Nancy J. 4, born in Missouri

William N. 2, born in Missouri"

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Sally McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 1918-1918 in the 1850 census of Greene County, Ozark township:

"McCall, Sally 56, born in Tennessee

James 26, born in Tennessee

Ellen 26, born in Tennessee

Thomas D. --, born in Missouri"

LAWRENCE COUNTY, MISSOURI====

Will McCall was born in Lawrence County September 22, 1874, according to an interview published in the May 1960 edition of "New Mexico Farm & Ranch." In 1881 his family removed to Juarez, Mexico where his father worked in railroad construction. When the job was finished the family moved to Organ, New Mexico, arriving there July 4, 1884, "the day that the Organ baseball team beat Las Cruces."

From that time on Will McCall was a cowboy and a rancher. He worked on many of the big ranches in the Mesilla Valley including that of W. W. Cox, "father of A. B, Hal, and Jim Cox," according to the article. He was married November 22, 1897 to Anna Belle Cravens "at Murphy's Hotel in Las Cruces."

"They went back to Cox Ranch where they were both working to a baile (pronounced by-lee) in their honor. He explained that cowboys always used the Spanish word 'baile' for dance. Some of the cowboys rode as far as 60 miles to our baile, and we danced 'til the light of day."

The young couple moved to their own home about four miles north of Radium, New Mexico. It was an old adobe house which they repaired. They lived there "until a flash flood swept their house and belongings down the arroyo."

In 1909 he bought the ranch which he was living on in 1960 in the home of his son-in-law, W. A. Shaw. In the interview Will McCall, then 85, stated, "I want to outlive an uncle of mine who lived to be 103."

Children born to Will McCall and Anna Belle Cravens McCall include:

Ida "Babe" McCall born about 1905

Ida "Babe" McCall, daughter of Will McCall and Anna Belle Cravens McCall, was born about 1905. She was married about 1923 to W. A. Shaw. In 1960 they lived on her father's ranch.

UNION COUNTY, MISSOURI====

William H. McCall was a clerk at C. L. McCall & Company, general mercantile company, in 1867 at Mt. Holly, Missouri.

NEW MEXICO==========

OTERO COUNTY, NEW MEXICO====

Sarah McCall and James Henry, "both of Alamogordo" were married April 5, 1903, according to Otero County Marriage Book 1, page 79.

NEW YORK===========

John McCall, merchant, age 52, arrived in New York from England on the ship "Comet" in the fourth quarter of 1821.

NORTH CAROLINA==========

Fourteen McCall households were enumerated in the 1800 census of North Carolina, according to "Index to the 1800 Census of North Carolina" by Elizabeth Petty Bentley:

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Alex McCall Stokes 11

Alexander McCall Lincoln 849

Dugald McCall Cumberland 366

Hugh McCall Cumberland 364

James McCall Buncombe 181

James McCall Guilford 637

James McCall Mecklenburg 557

John McCall, Sr. Lincoln 826

John McCall Cumberland 365

John McCall Lincoln 849

John McCall Lincoln 859

Robert McCall Rutherford 131

Soloman McCall Robeson 392

William McCall, Esq. Mecklenburg 604

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Sgt. Alexander McCall, a soldier in Col. Samuel Campbell's North Carolina militia, was paid for 54 days service in Charleston, South Carolina, dating from May 6 to June 28, 1782, according to "Loyalists in the Southern Campaign of the Revolutionary War" by Martie June Clark.

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Daniel McCall enlisted November 1, 1781 in Capt. Coleman's Company, Tenth Regiment, North Carolina Continental Line, according to "State Records of North Carolina."

Hugh W. McCall, a Confederate soldier, was born in North Carolina May 17, 1844. He came to Texas in 1869 and died there July 26, 1870 at the age of 26.

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Neill McCall, Company C, Third North Carolina Infantry Regiment, died in a prison camp in Elmira, New York and was buried there in Woodlawn Cemetery.

ANSON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA====

Lt. Daniel McCall of Col. Duncan Ray's regiment of Anson County militia received pay in Charleston, South Carolina for 315 days service, calculated from June 20, 1781 to May 1, 1782, according to "Loyalists in the Southern Campaign of the Revolutionary War" by Martie June Clark.

BLADEN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA====

Alexander McCall was a taxpayer in Bladen County in 1784, according to "North Carolina Taxpayers" by Clarence E. Ratcliff.

BRUNSWICK COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA====

James Madison McCall, age 25, formerly of Wilmington, died September 17, 1832 in Stewart County, Georgia, according to "Abstracts of Deaths Reported in the Columbus Inquirer, 1832-1852."

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"John McCall, Esq, member of the Presbyterian Church, formerly of Wilmington, died in Pulaski County, Georgia December 10, 1837 in his 56th year," according to the December 26, 1837 edition of "Southern Recorder" of Milledgeville, Georgia.

BURKE COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA====

Robert McCall was born in Ireland in 1752. He was married about 1780 to Virginia McFall. Later he was remarried in Virginia to Elizabeth Aiken. He died in Burke County in March 1820.

Children born to Robert McCall, Virginia McFall McCall and Elizabeth Aiken McCall include:

Margaretta McCall born about 1782 married John Shell

Jessie Virginia McCall born about 1783 married Benedict Bristol

Nancy McCall born about 1784 died single

William McCall born about 1786 married E. Holland

Samuel McCall born about 1789 married Sarah Shell

John McCall born about 1792 married Phoebe Smith

James McCall born about 1795 married Katherine Kincaid

Robert McCall born about 1798 married Lillie Gillespie

Henry McCall born about 1801 married Jane Rector

Alexander McCall born about 1805 married Mary Crydon

Elizabeth McCall born about 1810 married Andrew Tuttle

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Elizabeth McCall, daughter of John McCall and Phoebe Smith McCall, was married as the second wife to Benedict Bristol.

CATAWBA COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA====

Joseph M. McCall of Catawba County enlisted June 22, 1861 in Company K, Twenty-third North Carolina Infantry Regiment in Northampton County. He died April 10, 1862 at Richmond, according to "North Carolina Troops, 1861-65."

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA====

Daniel Alexander McCall was born in Cumberland County in 1816. He came to Barbour County, Alabama in 1839 and was enumerated there in the 1850 census, page 198, as the head of a household. He was engaged in "planting, merchandising and steamboating until 1856. He was elected to the Alabama State Senate in 1863 and 1867.

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John McCall, age 76, died October 19, 1819 and was buried in Longstreet Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Cumberland County.

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John McCall was born December 25, 1820 and died October 27, 1916. He was buried in Longstreet Presbyterian Church Cemetery.

JACKSON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA====

Francis C. McCall of Jackson County enlisted as a private in Company B, Twenty-fifth North Carolina Infantry Regiment May 30, 1861 at age 27, according to "North Carolina Troops, 1861-65." He was wounded in the left thumb "with loss of same" December 13, 1862 at Fredericksburg, Virginia. He was returned to duty in January 1863. He was reported A.W.O.L. October 13, 1863 and returned to duty November 13, 1863. He deserted January 21, 1864.

LINCOLN COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

John McCall wrote his will in 1812 in Lincoln County, mentioning his sons, Robert McCall and William McCall. Robert McCall, son of John McCall was married in 1818 to Mary "Polly" Lovsey. Children born to Robert McCall and Mary "Polly" Lovsey McCall are unknown.

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Nancy McCall was married about 1774 to Capt. Benjamin Newton, a Revolutionary soldier, probably in Lincoln County. An account of their lives entitled "The Life and Times of Capt. Benjamin Newton" appeared in the November 3, 1971 edition of "Forest City This Week:"

"Capt, Benjamin Newton and his wife, Nancy (McCall) Newton, lived in Lincoln County until about 1800, when they moved to the Clover Hill section of Cleveland County (then Rutherford). At least ten of their twelve children were born in Lincoln County. Clover Hill Methodist Church is located on land that was originally granted to Benjamin Newton.

Capt. Benjamin Newton died February 20, 1835 being at that time, 87 years old, while Nancy (McCall Newton, his wife, survived him a little more than ten years. She died in Cleveland County on May 12, 1845, being 85 years old, Both Benjamin and Nancy Newton were buried in the Old Clover Hill Methodist Church Cemetery which is approximately 1/2 mile from the present site of the Church. Their graves may have been marked many years ago, but at the present time no tombstones mark the last resting place of this old soldier of the Revolution, nor that of his wife

Each year on Labor Day weekend, the descendants of Capt. Newton gather at Newton Park, near Casar, N.C. for an annual reunion. Mr, Carroll Newton, Sr. is president of the Reunion, and the Secretary is Miss Vertie Downs, Box 11, Casar, N.C. 28020.

The children of Benjamin and Nancy Newton were:

1. Jane Newton, born Jan. 17, 1777, married a Mr. Queen (first name not known). No other information available as to descendants of Jane (Newton) Queen.

2. Elizabeth (Betsey) Newton, born Nov. 27, 1778, married George McGlamery. A complete list of their children is not known, but they probably had sons: (1) W.M. McGlamery; (2) Isaac McGlamery; (3) Bryson McGlamery and perhaps others.

3. Ebenezer Newton, born Nov. 22, 1780, married Elizabeth Rucker. They were the parents of: (1) Benjamin Newton, married first Elizabeth Murrer near Winnsboro, S.C, and second, Tabitha Jane Godfrey. (2) William Newton, married Elizabeth Newton. (3) Margaret (Peggy) Newton, married John Crotts. (4)Rhodia Newton, married William Newton (cousin) (5) Rebecca Newton, married Alfred Newton. (6) John Andrew Newton married Mary Newton, (7) Anne Newton, married James Elmore, (8) Ebenezer Newton, Jr., married, but wife's name not known, had at least two children (John Newton and Betsey Newton). (9) Thomas Newton, no other data. (10) George S. Newton, married Jerushia Newton.

4. Patsey (Martha) Newton born Sept. 4, 1783, married a man named Hampton (first name not known), and had at least one son; Eli Hampton. Capt. Benjamin Newton willed this child a "colt named Bob".

5. Mary (Polly) Newton, born July 2, 1785, had no marital status, but was the mother of the following children: (1) John Olive Newton, married Catherine Swofford. (2) Ebenezer (Little Ebb) Newton, married first Elizabeth Self, second Lucinda Freeman. (3) Elizabeth Newton.

6. John McCall Newton, born Oct. 4, 1787, married Jane Erwood (Arrowood). Their children: (1) John A. Newton, never married (2) B.B. Newton, married Millie Norman. (3) Sarah Newton, married David White. (4) Jane Newton, married James Blackwood. (5) Fannie Newton, married Wilson Norman. (6) Susan E. Newton, married Jackson Croves. (7) Catherine Newton, married Thomas Groves. (8) Ruth Newton, married Laban Queen, Sr. (9) Nancy Newton, married John Crow.

7. Margaret (Peggy) Newton, born Oct. 19, 1789, married Robert Goins, son of Alexander and Jane (Booth) Goins, Their children: (1) Patsey Goins married Charlie Queen (moved to McDowell Co.). (2) Jane Goins, married John Aiken. (3) Nancy Goins, married Stephen White. (4) Alfred Newton Goins, married Martha Jones, daughter of Dr. G. B. Jones.

8. Benjamin Newton, Jr., born Sept. 28, 1791, married Jan. 7, 1817 Fannie Crowder, moved to Walker County, Ga. before 1846. Little is known about his family, but it is thought that one of his sons, Allen Newton, remained in the Cleveland Co, N.C. area. In the 1850 census, Allen Newton and his wife, Elizabeth, had these children: (1) Joseph Newton, b. 1844; (2) Benjamin Newton III, b. 1847; (3) John Newton, b. 1818; (4) Allen H. Newton, Jr., b. 1849.

9. George Newton, born July 27, 1793, married Feb. 5, 1814, Martha (Mattie) Rucker. They were the parents of seven children: (1) William Newton, married Rhodia Newton (cousin). (2) Ebenezer (Eben) Newton, married Rebecca Eliza Canipe. (3) Elizabeth Newton, never married, (4) Benjamin O. Newton, married Mahala Proctor, daughter of William and Betsy (Melton) Proctor. (5) Jerushia Newton, married George S. Newton (cousin). (6) Martha Newton, never married. (7) Oliver Newton, died young.

10. Nancy McCall Newton, born Sept. 22, 1795, married Daniel Goins. Two children: (1) John B. Goins, marital status and children not known. (2) Cynthia Goins, married John Queen.

11. Cynthia Newton, born Feb. 12, 179(8?), married a Mr. Lewis (probably Peter Lewis). No other data.

12. Calvin Newton, born Sept 4, 1804. No other information known about this child, but it is thought that he probably migrated to Georgia, Alabama or Mississippi."

MC DOWELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

John G. McCall, enlisted as a private in Company B, Twenty-second North Carolina Infantry Regiment at age 21 May 8, 1861 in McDowell County, according to "North Carolina Troops, 1861-65." He died of disease near Richmond, Virginia July 5, 1862.

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T. F. McCall of McDowell County enlisted as a private July 24, 1861 at age 16 in Company B, Twenty-second North Carolina Infantry Regiment, according to "North Carolina Troops, 1861-65." He died "of disease" in June 1862.

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Z. T. McCall enlisted in McDowell County July 24, 1861 in Company B, Twenty-second North Carolina Infantry Regiment, according to "North Carolina Troops, 1861-65." He died in a Richmond hospital May 31, 1862 "of rubeola" [measles.]

MECKLENBURG COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

Eli McCall was married March 23, 1823 to Mary Hooks, according to Mecklenburg County marriage records. Children born to Eli McCall and Mary Hooks McCall are unknown.

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Eliza McCall was married November 25, 1837 to James Massey, according to Mecklenburg County marriage records.

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Horace McCall was married November 27, 1832 to Rachael Stillwell, according to Mecklenburg County marriage records. He was remarried February 16, 1836 to Amanda Moore, according to Mecklenburg County marriage records. Children born to Horace McCall, Rachel Stillwell McCall and Amanda Moore McCall are unknown.

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Jane L. McCall and James J. Orr were married March 1, 1852 according to Mecklenburg County marriage records.

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Josiah McCall was married March 12, 1833 to Elizabeth Blair, according to Mecklenburg County marriage records. Children born to Josiah McCall and Elizabeth Blair McCall are unknown.

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Sara J. McCall and E. P. Rogers were married September 28, 1865, according to Mecklenburg County marriage records.

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Sylvester McCall was married January 8, 1840 to Charlotte Yandell, according to Mecklenburg County marriage records. Children born to Sylvester McCall and Charlotte Yandell McCall are unknown.

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Thomas McCall, James McCall, Sr. and James McCall, Jr. were privates in a company commanded by Capt. Adam Alexander June 7, 1766 in Mecklenburg County, according to "State Records of North Carolina."

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Thomas McCall was named a trustee of Liberty Hall, a school in Mecklenburg County in 1777, according to "State Records of North Carolina."

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Thomas McCall was married April 8, 1812 to Elizabeth Black, according to Mecklenburg County marriage records. Children born to Thomas McCall and Elizabeth Black McCall are unknown.

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Thomas McCall of Mecklenburg County was indebted to the estate of James Wylie whose will was probated in 1772, according to Mecklenburg court records.

RICHMOND COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA====

John McCall of Richmond County received a deed in Marlboro District, South Carolina from John Stucky to 300 acres November 21, 1815, according to Marlboro District Deed Book K, page 209. John C. McCall was a witness.

John McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1800 census of Richmond County:

"McCall, John white male over 45

white female 26-45

white male 16-26

white male 16-26

white male 16-26

white male 16-26

white male over 45"

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John McCall was born in Richmond County in 1800. He was married about 1820 in Alabama to Sarah McCall who was born in Richmond County March 4, 1804. It is believed that she was a cousin. They lived in Lowndes County where he was a county commissioner. John McCall died in Lowndesboro, Alabama in 1886.

Children born to John McCall and Sarah McCall McCall include:

J. E. McCall born March 11, 1826

J. E. McCall, son of John McCall and Sarah McCall McCall, was born in Alabama March 11, 1826, according to "History of Yell County, Arkansas" written by Wayne Banks. He was married in Dallas County, Missouri December 29, 1860 to Fannie Wood, daughter of Isaac Wood and Anna Denton Wood. Fannie Wood was born in Johnson County, Arkansas January 4, 1839.

In 1861 J. E. McCall enlisted in the Missouri militia and after six month service, transferred to Company G, Eleventh Missouri Infantry Regiment, C.S.A. He participated in the battles of Elk Horn Tavern, Prairie Grove, Helena, Arkansas, Pleasant Hill, and Jenkins Ferry. He was parolled at Shreveport, Louisiana in June 1865. Shortly afterward he removed to Yell County, Arkansas. There he was elected as county judge in 1884 and served as a Methodist minister for 22 years.

Children born to J. E. McCall and Fannie Wood McCall include:

Paul McCall born December 15, 1867

J. C. McCall born October 1, 1872

William P. McCall born in 1874

Sarah McCall born in August 1886

TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA====

James W. McCall enlisted as a private June 15, 1861 at age 23 in Company E, Twenty-fifth North Carolina Infantry Regiment in Transylvania County, according to "North Carolina Troops, 1861-65." He was wounded near Globe Tavern, Virginia August 21, 1864 and remained on sick list through February 1, 1865.

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Jasper McCall, Jesse M. McCall and S. B. McCall were listed on a jury panel in Transylvania County April 8, 1907.

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Miles O. McCall (M4/1.1), son of Thomas G. McCall (M5/1.1) and Palina Galloway McCall (G5/1.1) was born March 23, 1884. He was married about 1905 to Ivory Lmyra Whitmire (W4/2.8), daughter of General Jackson "Jack" Whitmire (W5/16.2) and Narcissa Elvira Hines Whitmire (H5/1.2), according to Transylvania County marriage records. She was born February 16, 1889. He died January 18, 1963, and she died November 27, 1972. They were buried in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Children born to Miles O. McCall (M4/1.1) and Ivory Lmyra Whitmire McCall (W4/2.8) include:

Ruth McCall (M3/1.1) born January 15, 1906

Vera McCall (M3/1.2) born March 7, 1909

Leroy "Buck" McCall (M3/1.3) born February 5, 1911

Frances McCall (M3/1.4) born December 19, 1915

Miles O. McCall, Jr. (M3/1.5) born December 24, 1916

J. B. McCall (M3/1.6) born December 11, 1919

Mildred McCall (M3/1.7) born January 28, 1921

Thomas C. McCall (M3/1.8) born June 17, 1924

Ruth McCall (M3/1.1), daughter of Miles O. McCall (M4/1.1) and Ivory Lmyra Whitmire McCall (W4/2.8), was born January 15, 1906. She was married about 1925, husband's name Bowman. She died in December 1980 in Spartanburg, South Carolina.

Vera McCall (M3/1.2), daughter of Miles O. McCall (M4/1.1) and Ivory Lmyra Whitmire McCall (W4/2.8), was born March 7, 1909. She was married about 1928, husband's name Winchester. In 1986 she lived in Pickens, South Carolina.

Leroy "Buck" McCall (M3/1.3), son of Miles O. McCall (M4/1.1) and Ivory Lmyra Whitmire McCall (W4/2.8), was born February 5, 1911. In 1986 he lived in Brevard, North Carolina.

Frances McCall (M3/1.4), daughter of Miles O. McCall (M4/1.1) and Ivory Lmyra Whitmire McCall (W4/2.8), was born December 19, 1915. She was married about 1933, husband's name Green. In 1986 they lived in Greenville, South Carolina.

Miles O. McCall, Jr. (M3/1.5), son of Miles O. McCall (M4/1.1) and Ivory Lmyra Whitmire McCall (W4/2.8), was born December 24, 1916. In 1986 he lived at Lake Toxaway, North Carolina.

J. B. McCall (M3/1.6), son of Miles O. McCall (M4/1.1) and Ivory Lmyra Whitmire McCall (W4/2.8), was born December 11, 1919. In 1986 he lived in Pickens.

Mildred McCall (M3/1.7), daughter of Miles O. McCall (M4/1.1) and Ivory Lmyra Whitmire McCall (W4/2.8), was born January 28, 1921. In 1986 she lived in Quebec.

Thomas C. McCall (M3/1.8), son of Miles O. McCall (M4/1.1) and Ivory Lmyra Whitmire McCall (W4/2.8), was born June 17, 1924. He died September 5, 1980.

OKLAHOMA==========

Four individuals, "Chickasaws by blood," received homesteads in Oklahoma Territory shortly before statehood, according to "Index to Choctaw-Chickasaw Deeds and Allotments" compiled by E. Hastain in Muskogee, Oklahoma in 1908. Cora Bell McCall received 160 acres October 30, 1906. Etta A. McCall received 80 acres December 7, 1905. Mamie McCall received a residential lot and 160 acres December 7, 1905. William Aubrey McCall received a residential lot and 80 acres December 7, 1905.

CLEVELAND COUNTY, OKLAHOMA====

S. K. McCall was born in 1870. He wrote his will June 3, 1929 in Cleveland County. In it he mentioned wife Minnie McCall and son Lewis L. McCall, executor. Other children mentioned were Ann McCall Fitzpatrick, Laura McCall Baker, Sammy King McCall Burns and Dorothy McCall Cruse. He owned property in Titus County, Texas, and when he died November 11, 1934 his probate records were filed there June 29, 1937. He owned 91 acres located two miles east of Mt. Pleasant, Texas. The property was sold June 24, 1937 to John B. Stephens, Jr, according to Titus County Deed Book 106, page 468.

OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA====

The estate of Eli McCall was administered April 4, 1938, according to Oklahoma County Probate Book 49.

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Elsie McCall was married January 10, 1904 to Lewis C. Lindsay, according to Oklahoma County Marriage Book 7, page 263.

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Herbert W. McCall was married August 2, 1911 to Hettie S. Kramer, according to Oklahoma County Marriage Book 17, page 500. Children born to Herbert W. McCall and Hettie S. Kramer McCall are unknown.

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Mary McCall was married February 22, 1908 to William Morgan, according to Oklahoma County Marriage Book 11, page 426.

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The adoption of Mary Louise McCall was completed in November 1923, according to Oklahoma County Probate Book 38.

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Wilson H. McCall was married January 26, 1915 to Allie J. Thomas, according to Oklahoma County Marriage Book 23, page 367. Children born to Wilson H. McCall and Allie J. Thomas McCall are unknown.

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WAGONER COUNTY, OKLAHOMA

Claude McCall, age 23 was married to Bertha Wilson, age 21, about 1908, according to Wagoner County Marriage Book 1, page 309. Of Claud McCall and Bertha Wilson McCall nothing more is known.

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Hubert McCall, age 23, was married January 22, 1936 to Esther Frazier, age 18, according to Wagoner County Marriage Book 4, page 111. Children born to Hubert McCall and Esther Frazier McCall are unknown.

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Lubbock, Texas, 79413 MCCALLMS.030, 06/13/94

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