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

PENNSYLVANIA

Capt. George A. McCall of Pennsylvania was stationed at Ft. Gibson, Cherokee Nation about 1840. In 1861 Gen. George A. McCall commanded the Pennsylvania Reserves, a force of 16,000 men who had repulsed Gen. A. P. Hill in the Battle of Beaver Dam Creek and who had fought so stubbornly in the Battle of Gaines Mill. Brigadier General George A. McCall, commander of the Third Division of Porter's Fifth Corps, was captured in the Battle of Fraser's Farm at Glendale, Virginia June 20, 1862. He was sent by Gen. James Longstreet to Richmond, Virginia as a prisoner of war.

BEDFORD COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA====

Samuel Walker McCall was born February 28, 1851 in East Providence, Pennsylvania in Bedford County. He spent his early life in Illinois and attended Mt. Carrol Seminary there. He was graduated from New Hampton Academy in New Hampshire in 1870, and was graduated from Dartmouth College in 1874. He became a lawyer in Worcester, Massachusetts and Boston, Massachusetts. Later he was editor of the "Boston Daily Advertiser." He was elected to the Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1888. He was elected governor of Massachusetts in 1916. He died November 4, 1923 in Winchester, Massachusetts and was buried in Wildwood Cemetery there.

BUTLER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA====

Samuel McCall, age 70, appeared in the 1840 Census of Pensioners of Butler County, living in Centre township.

CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA====

Francis McCall, James McCall and Thomas McCall were residents of Birmingham Township, Chester County in 1734. Capt. John McCall appeared in Chester County in 1747.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA====

James McCall appeared on the 1751 and 1753 tax list of Lurgan township in Cumberland County, according to "Cumberland County, Pennsylvania Tax Lists" by MerriLou Scribner Schaumann.

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James McCall appeared on the tax list of Hopewell township in 1753, 1762 and 1764, according to "Cumberland County, Pennsylvania Tax Lists." In 1764 he paid tax on 40 acres of land.

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John McCall appeared on the 1751 and 1753 tax list of Lurgan township in Cumberland County, according to "Cumberland County, Pennsylvania Tax Lists."

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Samuel McCall, a native of Scotland, was an ironmaster at Hopewell Village Furnace before 1800, according to "Hopewell Village" by Joseph E. Walker.

LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA====

Alexander McCall was born in Lancaster County in 1755. He was a private in Capt. James Ross' Company, Colonel Thomas' Lancaster County Regiment in 1776. He was married about 1780 to Susanna Uncell who was born in 1756. He died in 1835 in Bardstown, Kentucky, and she died in 1854.

Children born to Alexander McCall and Susanna Uncell McCall include:

Alexander McCall born about 1782

Alexander McCall, son of Alexander McCall and Susanna Uncell McCall, was born about 1782. He became a doctor. He was married about 1810 to Elizabeth King.

Children born to Dr. Alexander McCall and Elizabeth King McCall include:

Sallie McCall born about 1825

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John McCall and Samuel McCall were residents of Lancaster County in 1746.

PHILADELPHIA COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA====

Archibald McCall was married to Judith Kemble in Philadelphia about 1764. Children born to them include:

George McCall born May 2, 1767

Henry McCall born about 1780

George McCall, son of Archibald McCall and Judith Kemble McCall, was born in Philadelphia May 2, 1767. He was married about 1790 to Margaret Clymer. He died in Philadelphia April 17, 1799, according to "Welcome Claimants" by George E. McCracken.

Children born to George McCall and Margaret Clymer McCall include:

George Clymer McCall born about 1792

William Coleman McCall born about 1795

George C. McCall "of Philadelphia" received 10,781 acres of land on the north fork of the Kentucky River in Kentucky April 28, 1832, according to Kentucky Grant Book Z, page 376.

Henry McCall, son of Archibald McCall and Judith Kemble McCall, was born in Philadelphia about 1780. Henry McCall, "of Philadelphia and son of Archibald and Judith McCall," was married February 1, 1814 in New Orleans, Louisiana to Celeste Jones, according to "Marriage Contracts of New Orleans." Celeste Jones was the daughter of Evan Jones and Marie Verret Jones of La Fourche Parish, Louisiana. Children born to Henry McCall and Celeste Jones McCall are unknown.

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George McCall was a merchant of Philadelphia in 1716, according to "New World Emigrants." He signed a petition to the House of Representatives November 27, 1723, according to "Calendar of State Papers." George McCall continued as a merchant in Philadelphia March 22, 1732-33, according to "New World Immigrants." George McCall, "merchant of Philadelphia" bought June 19, 1735 from John Penn, eldest son of William Penn, 14,060 acres of land, "all of present township of Douglass and the upper portion of Pottsgrove," according to "Chronicles of Pennsylvania" by Charles P. Keith.

The Pennsylvania Council passed an act June 24, 1735 "for the more effectual vesting of certain lands in Mr. McCall. Later the council passed an act "settling McCall's estate" in 1735, according to "Journal of the Board of Trade & Plantations."

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Peter McCall was a Philadelphia lawyer in 1835.

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Major Samuel McCall "in the foot regiment of Philadelphia County" took the oath of office in 1747, according to "War Comes to Quaker Pennsylvania" by Robert L. D. Davidson.

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Burials at Christ Church in Philadelphia, according to "Irish Settlers in America" by Michael J. O'Brien, include:

William McCall March 6, 1729 John McCall August 15, 1741

Margaret McCall March 14, 1731 Jasper McCall July 27, 1745

William McCall May 15, 1736 Mary McCall August 15, 1745

William McCall February 15, 1739 George McCall December 17, 1745

Jane McCall January 11, 1740 Anne McCall January 16, 1746

Samuel McCall July 19, 1740 Mary McCall July 1, 1747

George McCall October 15, 1740

WESTMORELAND, COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA====

Barnabas McCall who was born in Ireland, emigrated to Pennsylvania about 1750 and settled in Westmoreland County in an area which later became Fayette County. He was married about 1765 to Mary Newell who was born in Maryland, according to "Landmarks in Canton and Stark County, Ohio" by John Danner.

Children born to Barnabas McCall and Mary Newell McCall include:

Robert McCall born July 7, 1776

Robert McCall, son of Barnabas McCall and Mary Newell McCall, was born July 7, 1776 in Westmoreland County. He was married about 1800 to Agnes Robertson who was born in Westmoreland County about 1781. They moved to Stark County, Ohio in 1818, and he died there in 1831. She died in 1858.

Children born to Robert McCall and Agnes Robertson McCall include:

John McCall born about 1801

Eleanor McCall born about 1803

Mary Ann McCall born about 1806

Thomas McCall born March 28, 1809

Robert H. McCall born about 1812

Andrew McCall born about 1816

John McCall, son of Robert McCall and Agnes Robertson McCall, was born about 1801. He died at age 24.

Eleanor McCall, daughter of Robert McCall and Agnes Robertson McCall, was born about about 1803. She was married about 1820 to Samuel Cameron.

Mary Ann McCall, daughter of Robert McCall and Agnes Robertson McCall, was born about 1806. She did not marry.

Thomas McCall, son of Robert McCall and Agnes Robertson McCall, was born March 28, 1809 in Westmoreland County. He removed to Stark County in 1818. He was married November 13, 1833 to Sarah Brothers. She died February 22, 1855, and he was remarried about 1862 to Mrs. Harriet M. Reed Harrold.

Children born to Thomas McCall and Sarah Brothers McCall include:

Thomas McCall born about 1835

Harriet E. McCall born about 1837

Theodore McCall born about 1839

John S. McCall born about 1842

George D. McCall born about 1845

Mary Ann McCall born about 1848

Robert B. McCall born about 1851

Ellen McCall born about 1854

One child was born to Thomas McCall and Harriet M. Reed Harrold McCall:

May M. McCall born May 12, 1864

Thomas McCall, son of Thomas McCall and Sarah Brothers McCall, was born about 1835. He died in Boulder, Colorado.

Harriet McCall, daughter of Thomas McCall and Sarah Brothers McCall, was born about 1837 in Stark County. She was married about 1855, husband's name Prouse. She died in 1882 in Missouri.

Theodore McCall, son of Thomas McCall and Sarah Brothers McCall, was born about 1839 He was living in Canton in 1904.

John S. McCall, son of Thomas McCall and Sarah Brothers McCall, was born about 1842. He died April 12, 1902 in Canton.

George D. McCall, son of Thomas McCall and Sarah Brothers McCall, was born about 1845. In 1904 he lived in Canton.

Mary Ann McCall, daughter of Thomas McCall and Sarah Brothers McCall, was born about 1848. She died at age 19.

Robert B. McCall, son of Thomas McCall and Sarah Brothers McCall, was born about 1851. He died at age 25.

Ellen McCall, daughter of Thomas McCall and Sarah Brothers McCall, was born about 1854. She died at age 26.

Mary M. McCall, daughter of Thomas McCall and Harriet M. Reed Harrold McCall, was born May 12, 1864. She was married about 1882 to Herbert Cleveland Smart.

Robert H. McCall, son of Robert McCall and Agnes Robertson McCall, was born about 1812 in Westmoreland County.

Andrew McCall, son of Robert McCall and Agnes Robertson McCall, was born about 1816 in Westmoreland County. He was married about 1840 to Margaret Hewitt. Children born to Andrew McCall and Margaret Hewitt McCall are unknown.

YORK COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA====

Lt. John McCall was a resident of York County in 1756. John McCall "of Yourk County" wrote his will May 1, 1780, and it was probated in February 1796. The will provided £5 for his brother, Matthew McCall. He left to "my cousins Elizabeth Walker and Martha Cockrain £500 each." He bequeathed to "my cousin Samuel McClelland £300 and to each of his sisters £100 each." He left "to my cousin, the wife of James Hall £100." It provided £100 to "friend, John Lindsey, Sr." It also provided for "£100 to cousins Mary Wilson, Agnes Carson and Jennie Mayer." In a blanket provision he stipulated "£100 to any cousins, first or second, that come from Ireland." He also left £100 "for relief of the poor." To Cousin Robert Lindsay he left "my land & adjoining ferry in Yourk and Lancaster counties, known as Nelson's Ferry in the deed from my brother Matthew McCall." His executors were Robert Lindsay and Robert Cockrain. Witnesses were Jones Littrell, Daniel Baldwin and James Heller.

A copy of the will was also filed in Guilford County, North Carolina, suggesting that family members had moved there, according to "Guilford County, North Carolina Will Abstracts" by Irene B. Webster.

SOUTH CAROLINA==========

Sixteen McCall households were enumerated in 1790, according to "Heads of Households, South Carolina, 1790:"

Householder District Parish Page

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Francis McCall Georgetown Prince George's 55

George McCall Cheraws 45

Hext McCall Charleston St. Phillips-St Michaels 39

Hext McCall Charleston St. Andrews 34

Hext McCall Charleston St. Johns, Colleton Co. 32

James McCall Camden York County 28

James McCall Charleston St. Phillips-St. Michaels 39

John McCall Charleston St. Phillips-St. Michaels 38

John McCall Charleston St. Phillips-St. Michaels 39

John McCall Cheraws 49

John McCall Georgetown Prince George's 55

Robert McCall Camden York County 28

Robert McCall Ninety-six Abbeville County 57

Thomas McCall Cheraws 48

Francis McCaul Camden York County 28

Thirteen McCall households appeared in the 1810 census of South Carolina:

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Ann McCall Charleston 167 Charleston

David McCall York 270

Duncan McCall Chesterfield 302

Duncan McCall Chesterfield 299

Elizabeth McCall Charleston 158 Charleston

George McCall Darlington 21

Mrs. Grizel McCall York 257

Henry McCall Darlington 21

Hext McCall Charleston 158 Charleston

John McCall Darlington 16

John B. McCall Charleston 146 Charleston

Sarah McCall Darlington 21

Sarah McCall Charleston 227 St. John's

Thirty-nine McCall households appeared in the 1840 census of South Carolina:

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Ann McCall Chesterfield 360

Christian McCall Marlboro 194

D. N. McCall Marlboro 211

Dan McCall Chesterfield 359

Daniel McCall Marlboro 192

Duncan McCall Marlboro 201

Duncan McCall Darlington 32

Elizabeth McCall York 308

Elizabeth McCall York 308

Elizabeth McCall Marlboro 200

Emma McCall Charleston 30 Charleston

G. G. W. McCall Darlington 30

H. McCall Charleston 69 Charleston

H. G. McCall Marlboro 211

Hugh McCall Marlboro 210

Hugh McCall Lancaster 387

Hugh D. McCall Marlboro 200

J. B. McCall Fairfield 175

James McCall Marlboro 192

James L. McCall Darlington 30

Jane McCall Charleston 8 Charleston

John McCall Marlboro 211

John McCall Marlboro 212

John McCall Sumpter 15

John McCall Horry 344

John A. McCall Marlboro 203

John C. McCall Marlboro 212

John T. McCall Marion 149

L. L. McCall Marlboro 211

Moses S. McCall Darlington 31

Nathaniel McCall Marion 165

Robert McCall Anderson 147

Thomas McCall Marion 165

Thomas McCall Horry 340

W. H. McCall Georgetown 314

William McCall Sumpter 2

William McCall Darlington 31

William McCall York 306

William McCall Marion 165

Forty-one McCall households appeared in the 1850 census of South Carolina:

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Alfred McCall Anderson 177 Western

Ann D. McCall Charleston 284 St. Phillips

Bickman McCall Charleston 134 St. Phillips

Daniel McCall Marion 110

Dugald McCall Marlboro 132

Elizabeth McCall Chesterfield 126

Emma McCall Charleston 357 St. Phillips

George McCall Marion 37

George J. W. McCall Darlington 349 1st Division

Hilleriah McCall York 254 York Dist.

Hugh McCall Marion 105

Isabella C. McCall Marion 37

James McCall Marlboro 164

James McCall York 190 York Dist.

James N. McCall York 299 York Dist.

Jane McCall Marion 61

John McCall Georgetown 301 Prince George

John B. McCall Fairfield 238

John C. McCall Marion 105

John T. McCall Marion 105

Rev. John W. McCall Laurens 314

Joseph C. McCall Charleston 222 St. Phillips

Lucien McCall Greenville 420

Malcom McCall Marion 105

Maria Ann McCall Charleston 229 St. Phillips

Martha McCall Charleston 140 St. Phillips

Martha McCall Charleston 308 St. Phillips

Moses S. McCall Darlington 340 1st Division

Nancy McCall Chesterfield 107

Peter McCall Marlboro 126

Russell McCall Charleston 260 St. Phillips

Sabrina McCall Marion 37

Sarah McCall Greenville 414

Saunders McCall Darlington 327 1st Division

Thomas McCall Horry 49

William McCall Charleston 428 St. James

William McCall Darlington 349 1st Division

William McCall Marion 119

William A. McCall Marion 112

William E. McCall Richland 22 Columbia

William W. McCall York 298 York

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Confederate soldier H. S. McCall, Company E, Fourth South Carolina Cavalry Regiment, died October 10, 1864 in the federal prisoner-of-war camp at Elmira, New York and was buried there in Woodlawn Cemetery.

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Henry McCall was a private, Third Company, Second South Carolina Continental Regiment November 1, 1779, according to "American Revolutionary Roster, Ft. Sullivan [later Ft. Moultrie], 1778-1780 by Georgia Muldrow Gilmer.

Henry Lewis McCall on August 10, 1785 received an indent for "£35 sterling plus £2.9 for 245 days military duty in 1780-81-82. At the same time he received compensation for 258 days as a sergeant. At the same time an indent was issued to Henry Lewis McCall, Jr. for 13 months and 23 days as sergeant in the Second South Carolina Continental Regiment in 1779-80.

On August 10, 1787 he received an indent for £41.9.3 "for 258 days in militia as Sergeant of Horse in 1782 & 1783 and £2.18 for 1 year's interest."

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Thomas McCall received an indent August 10, 1785 for 318 days military duty and for a horse and a saddle lost in the service.

ANDERSON, COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA====

Madora Ella Chase McCall, "relict of J. Dewitt McCall and daughter of J. P. and Mary E. Chase, died April 23, 1868 at Florence, South Carolina "after a painful illness of 12 days," according to "Early Anderson County, South Carolina Newspapers" by Tom C. Wilkinson.

CAMDEN DISTRICT, YORK COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA====

John McCall was born in 1758. He was married January 5, 1790 to Grizzel McKenzie, daughter of Joseph McKenzie and Rebecca Lattimore McKenzie, according to "South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research," Spring 1973 edition. She was born in 1768. He served as a Revolutionary soldier. He died July 11, 1807 and was buried in Bethesda Church Cemetery in York County. Grizzel McKenzie McCall during her long widowhood operated the public house founded about 1782 which was owned by her husband's brother, David McCall.

In March 1820 Grizzel McKenzie McCall petitioned the York District Court of Common Pleas for a division of her husband's land and named five children as heirs. Grizzel McKenzie McCall died March 27, 1846 at the age of 78 and was buried beside her husband. On April 11, 1846 Dr. John Alvin McCall petitioned for his deceased mother's pension. In an affidavit the events of his military service were set forth, and a page torn from the family bible was attached to document the dates of birth of their six children. Only three of the children, Alfred McCall, Hillerich McCall and John Alvin McCall were living at that time.

Dr. John Alvin McCall was born May 25, 1801. He gave power of attorney to his brother Hilleriah McCall to sell his interest in land on Doolittle Creek of Broad River August 6, 1844.

Eliza Lucinda McCall, believed to be a daughter of John McCall and Grizzel McKenzie McCall, was born April 14, 1799. She died October 20, 1829 and was buried in Bethesda Church Cemetery.

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James McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in Camden District, York County composed of "one white male over 16, four white males under 16 and two females, according to "Heads of Households, South Carolinas, 1790."

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Robert McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in Camden District, York County composed of "three white males over 16, one white male under 16 and four females, according to "Heads of Households, South Carolina, 1790."

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Thomas McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in Camden District, York County composed of "one white male over 16, two females and 28 slaves."

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Francis McCaul was enumerated as the head of a household in Camden District, York County composed of "one white male over 16, two females and one slave."

CHARLESTON COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA====

Ann McCall was married October 1, 1800 to John Waldrop, according to Charleston County marriage records.

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Bateman McCall was enumerated as the head of household in the 1820 census of Charleston County. "Bickman" McCall appeared as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Charleston County, page 134, St. Phillips township.

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Mrs. Esther McCall and John McCall were married in 1789, according to the April 1, 1842 edition of "Southern Christian Advocate" of Charleston. "She was born near Charleston January 11, 1761. After Mr. McCall's death she married Mr. Harper. Some nine or ten years ago she came to Alabama on a visit to Mr. John D. Duncan of Autauga County, who married her granddaughter, Miss C. M. Creyon. She died there February 2, 1842 in her 82nd year."

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The estate of James McCall was seized in March 1781 "and any persons attempting to remove, secrete or in any manner injuring said property will be treated as enemies of His Majesty's government."

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James McCall of Charleston was married in 1714 to Sarah Bosden, the daughter of Charles and Mary Bagby Bosden. Children born to them include:

John McCall born in 1717

John McCall, son of James McCall and Sarah Bosden McCall, was born in 1717 in Charleston. He was married April 22, 1737 to Martha Hext, the daughter of David Hext and his wife Ann Hamilton Laughton, Barnett Hext, according to St. Phillips-St. Michaels Parish Register. "The Hext Family" by W. A. McQuiddy shows the wedding on April 29, 1739. She was a daughter of John H. Hamilton and had first married David Laughton. After a brief marriage with no children, she was remarried to George Barnett by whom she had one daughter, Ann Barnett. She was married for the third time December 29, 1717 to David Hext. He, a butcher, died December 3, 1754, according to St. Phillips-St. Michaels Parish Register.

David Hext was born about 1680 in Dorsetshire to Hugh Hext who emigrated with his family to Charleston in 1686, about a year after the death of King Charles II." according to "The Hext Family." Kinsmen from Froome, Dorsetshire were later influenced to join Hugh Hext in Charleston. These kinsmen were children of Philip Hext, possibly a brother of Hugh Hext. Thus began the large Hext family in America.

Five daughters were born to David Hext and Ann Hamilton Laughton Barnett Hext:

Martha Hext born about 1718

Providence Hext born about 1720

Grace Hext born about 1723

Amelia "Meler" Hext born about 1726

Elizabeth Hext born about 1729

He was mentioned in the court records of St. Phillips-St. Michaels Parish as a petit juror, grand juror and special juror from 1740 to 1757. In 1767 "John McCall, Sr." was on the grand juror list.

John McCall was a witness to the will of John Ward who died October 1, 1782, according to Charleston Will Book A, page 113. He was also a witness to the will of Joseph Salvador who died November 11, 1786, according to Charleston Will Book B, page 66. Martha Hext McCall died in 1784, and he died June 30, 1785.

His will, apparently written about 1783, mentioned "wife, Martha; sons, John, Jr, James and Hext and daughters Sarah Ward, wife of Joshua Ward, Esquire, attorney-at-law." His will also disposed of "pews in St. Phillips-St. Michaels church," according to Charleston Will Book A, page 542

Children born to them are believed to include:

David McCall born February 27, 1739

John McCall, Jr. born March 20, 1741

Sarah McCall born July 14, 1744

James McCall born October 21, 1746

Hext McCall born about 1750

Benjamin McCall born about 1751

David McCall, son of John McCall and Martha Hext McCall, was born February 27, 1739. It is believed that he died before 1783 since he was not mentioned in his father's will.

John McCall, Jr, son of John McCall and Martha Hext McCall, was born in Charleston in 1741. He was married November 16, 1767 to Charlotte Glenn, daughter of William Glenn, merchant. A report of her death was carried in the December 6, 1773 in the "South Carolina Gazette:" "Yesterday died, much lamented by all who knew her, Mrs. Charlotte McCall, the wife of John McCall, Jun."

"Charlotte Peggy McCall" was mentioned as a "grand niece" in the will of Mrs. Mary Hill, widow of Joseph Hill, which was written October 24, 1776, according to Charleston County Will Book K, page 316. John McCall, Jr. is identified as a lieutenant in Gen. Francis Marion's Brigade.

He was remarried about 1780 to Ann Lasern. John McCall, Jr, "notary of Charlestown" stated in a deposition January 30, 1784 that "a search has been made for the will of John Watson , but it was lost because of confusion caused when British forces invaded," according to "Loyalists in the Southern Campaign of the Revolutionary War" by Martie June Clark.

John McCall, Jr. "of Charleston" received a bond for œ180 July 3, 1784 from Moses Fort and Thomas Evans "of St. Davids Parish of Pee Dee." The bond was recorded October 22, 1802, according to Marlboro District Deed Book B, page 25.

John McCall, Jr. was married for the third time about 1790 to Jane Proctor, daughter of Samuel Proctor. Jean Proctor McCall received "£15 sterling" from the estate of Samuel Proctor, "late of Newberry County, but now of Laurens County," according to Newberry County Will Book A, page 272. Samuel Proctor died in 1790.

John McCall was enumerated in the 1790 census of Charleston District, St. Phillips-St. Michaels Parish, page 38. The household consisted of "five white males over 16, four white males under 16, three females and seven slaves."

John McCall, Jr. was named as "brother-in-law and co-executor" in the will of "John Lesesne of Daniel's Island, son of Sarah Lesesne." John Lesesne, who died January 31, 1792, also mentioned "nephew, John Hort McCall" in his will, according to Charleston Will Book B, page 648..

"John McCall," probably John McCall, Jr, was a witness to the will of Mary Chapman who died April 9, 1793, according to Charleston Will Book C, page 165.

Jane Proctor McCall died in 1838, according to the 1931 DAR application of Sue Courts Oulahan in "DAR Lineage Book," Volume 120, page 190.

Children born to John McCall, Jr. and Ann Lesern McCall include:

John Hort McCall born about 1782

Children born to John McCall, Jr. and Jane Proctor McCall include:

Andrew McCall born September 2, 1790

John Hort McCall, son of John McCall, Jr. and Ann Lesern McCall, was born about 1782 in Charleston. He was mentioned in the will of his uncle "John Lesesne" who died January 31, 1792, according to Charleston Will Book B, page 648.

Andrew McCall, son of John McCall, Jr. and Jane Proctor McCall, was born September 2, 1790 in South Carolina. He was married December 27, 1810 to Jeanette Todd who was born 1795 in County Antrim, Ulster. She was the daughter of Patrick Todd and Jane Carmichael Todd. He was a soldier in the War of 1812 and served as a sergeant in a South Carolina artillery unit. In 1834 he removed to Henderson County, Tennessee where he bought 300 acres of land.

He was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Henderson County:

"McCall, Andrew white male 40-50

white female 40-50

white male 20-30

white male 20-30

white female 15-20

white female 15-20

white male 5-10

white female 5-10

white male 5-10

white male 0-5"

He died there in 1841 at the age of 51. Jeanette Todd McCall died October 21, 1875 in Tennessee.

Children born to Andrew McCall and Jeanette Todd McCall include:

John McCall born about 1812

Patrick Todd McCall born about 1813

William McCall born about 1814

Henry McCall born in 1817

Catherine McCall born about 1822

Eleanor McCall born about 1825

Andrew McCall born about 1828

Calvin McCall born about 1829

Joseph Williams McCall born January 20, 1832

Isabel McCall born about 1836

John McCall, son of Andrew McCall and Jeanette Todd McCall, was born about 1812. He was married about 1835 to Mary Campbell.

A John McCall appeared in the 1840 census of Henderson County in District 14:

"McCall, John white male 20-30

white female 20-30

white male 0-5

white male 0-5"

He reappeared in the 1850 census of Henderson County, District 3, Household 93-93, microfilm page 265:

"McCall, John 38, blacksmith, born in South Carolina

Eliza 29, born in Tennessee

Henry W. 12, born in Tennessee

Mary 4, born in Tennessee

Stephen 2, born in Tennessee

Elizabeth 4/12, born in Tennessee"

Jones, H. E. 20"

The family reappeared in the 1860 census of Henderson County, Household 46, microfilm page 204:

"McCall, John 47

Eliza E. 37

H. W. 22, male

Ivy, J. H. 20, male

Brewer, J. W. 22, male

McCall, Mary 14

S. Z. T. 12

Brewer, Nancy 11"

John McCall appeared on a jury list in Henderson County July 17, 1882. They moved to Florida and then to Alabama where he died.

Children born to John McCall and Mary Campbell McCall include:

Daniel McCall born about 1840

Other children born to John McCall include:

Henry W. McCall born in 1838

Mary McCall born in 1846

Stephen Z. T. McCall born in 1848

Elizabeth McCall born in 1850

Daniel McCall, son of John McCall and Mary Campbell McCall, was born about 1840. He was married about 1865 to Nancy Elizabeth Thompson, daughter of Benjamin Thompson and Sarah Menifee Davis Thompson. He became a medical doctor.

Children born to them include:

Charles Edward McCall born November 21, 1867

Charles Edward McCall, son of Dr. Daniel McCall and Nancy Elizabeth Thompson McCall, was born November 21, 1867 in DeSotoville, Alabama. He was married about 1890 to Mary Rebecca Collins, daughter of James Madison Collins and Amanda Ethridge Collins of Collinsville, Mississippi.

Children born to them include:

Charles Campbell McCall born March 23, 1895

Charles Campbell McCall, son of Charles Edward McCall and Mary Rebecca Collins McCall, was born March 23, 1895 at Causeyville, Mississippi. He was married in 1924 to Nell Wisdom Cave of Gainesville, Virginia. About 1940 he was Attorney-General of Alabama and lived in Montgomery.

Patrick Todd McCall, son of Andrew McCall and Jeanette Todd McCall, was born about 1813 in South Carolina. He was brought to Henderson County in 1834. He was married about 1844, wife's name Sarah.

They were enumerated in the 1850 census of Henderson County as Household 27-449:

"McCall, Patrick T. 37, born in South Carolina

Sarah 24, born in Tennessee

Mary J. 5, born in Tennessee

Louisa E. 2, born in Tennessee"

They reappeared in the 1860 census of Henderson County, Household 288-325:

"McCall, P. T. 40, male

S. E. 34, female

M. J. 14, female

L. E. 12, female

M. E. 10, female

J. H. 8, male

F. A. 3, female"

William McCall, son of Andrew McCall and Jeanette Todd McCall, was born about 1814 in South Carolina. He came to Henderson County in 1834 with his father.

Henry McCall, son of Andrew McCall and Jeanette Todd McCall, was born in 1817 in South Carolina. He was brought to Henderson County by his father in 1834. In 1837 began the study of medicine at Nashville University. He was married in Madison County, Tennessee about 1844 to Rebecca Frances Bowlin, a native of North Carolina who was born in 1826, believed to be a daughter of Mrs. Mildred Bowlin. About 1849 they removed to Clarksburg where he established a practice.

They appeared as the heads of Household 1454 in the 1850 census of Carroll County, Tennessee:

"McCall, Henry 33, born in South Carolina

Rebecca F. 24, born North Carolina

William A. 3

Caladonia J. 1-6/12

Boland, Mildred 47

James C. 21"

In 1853 Dr. Henry McCall began training his brother, Joseph Williams McCall in medicine.

Dr. Henry McCall reappeared in the 1860 census of Carroll County as the head of Household 234:

"McCall, Henry 43

Rebecca F. 34

Caledonia J. 11

George T. 9

Mildred J. 6

Patrick H. 3

John E. 1

Bowling, Mildred 55"

Dr. Henry McCall died there in 1880.

Children born to Dr. Henry McCall and Rebecca Frances Bowlin McCall include:

William A. McCall born in 1847

Caledonia I. McCall born in 1850

George T. McCall born in 1851

Mildred Jennie McCall born in 1854

Patrick H. McCall born in 1857

John Ethridge McCall born August 14, 1859

James C. Russell McCall born about 1862

Ella McCall born about 1865

William A. McCall, son of Dr. Henry McCall and Rebecca Frances Bowlin McCall, was born in 1847. He appeared as a three-year-old in the 1850 census of his father's household, but did not reappear in the 1860 census, suggesting that he died during the decade.

Caledonia I. McCall, daughter of Dr. Henry McCall and Rebecca Frances Bowlin McCall, was born in 1850. He appeared in the 1850 and 1860 enumerations of the family. She was married about 1867 to L. F. Williams.

George T. McCall, son of Dr. Henry McCall and Rebecca Frances Bowlin McCall, was born in 1851. He appeared at age nine in the 1860 census. He was an attorney in Huntingdon about 1890.

Mildred Jennie McCall, daughter of Dr. Henry McCall and Rebecca Frances Bowlin McCall, was born in 1854. She was enumerted as a six-year-old in the 1860 census. She was married about 1874 to J. W. Scott.

Patrick H. McCall, son of Dr. Henry McCall and Rebecca Frances Bowlin McCall, was born in 1857. He was recorded at age three in tghe 1860 census. About 1890 he was a dentist at Clarksburg.

John Ethridge McCall, son of Dr. Henry McCall and Rebecca Frances Bowlin McCall, was born in Clarksburg August 14, 1859. After three years he was graduated in 1881 from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. In 1882 he was the editor of the "Tennessee Republican." In December 1883 he was a resident of Lexington, Tennessee. He was married October 14, 1885 to Adeline Timberlake, daughter of Edward J. Timberlake and Lula Timberlake. He was elected to the Tennessee House of Representatives in 1887 and in 1889. He was an unsuccessful candidate for governor of Tennessee in 1900. He became a federal judge January 17, 1905. He died in Huntingdon August 8, 1920 and was buried in Forest Hill Cemetery in Memphis. They were members of the Methodist Church. He was mentioned as having "held a prominent place in the affairs of this state" in the obituary of his uncle, Dr. Joseph Williams McCall published in the August 3, 1923 edition of "The Nashville Banner."

Children born to John Etheridge McCall and Adeline Timberlake McCall include a daughter:

Addie McCall born about 1888

James C. Russell McCall, son of Dr. Henry McCall and Rebecca Frances Bowlin McCall, was born about 1862 at Clarksburg. He was serving as Carroll County clerk in 1887 and in 1894. He was referred to as "Judge J. C. R. McCall" August 3, 1923 in the "Nashville Banner" obituary of his uncle, Dr. Joseph Williams McCall.

McCall researchers have been confused by another James Russell McCall who was erroneously ascribed as a son of Dr. Henry McCall:

"James Russell McCall, son of Dr. Henry McCall and Rebecca Bowlin McCall, was born in 1832 in Tennessee. He became a medical doctor like his father. He was married about 1861 to Eula Bomar in Huntington. Children born to Dr. James Russell McCall and Eula Bomar McCall include:

James Russell McCall, Jr. born in 1868

James Russell McCall, Jr, son of James Russell McCall and Eula Bomar McCall, was born about 1868. In 1902 he was an attorney in Huntington."

Ella McCall, daughter of Dr. Henry McCall and Rebecca Frances Bowlin McCall, was born about 1865 in Carroll County.

Catherine McCall, daughter of Andrew McCall and Jeanette Todd McCall, was born about 1822 in South Carolina. She was brought to Henderson County in 1834.

Eleanor McCall, daughter of Andrew McCall and Jeanette Todd McCall, was born about 1826 in South Carolina. She was brought to Henderson County in 1834.

Andrew McCall, Jr, son of Andrew McCall, was born in South Carolina in 1827. He was married in 1849 to Nancy Jane Dennison who was born in 1833 in Decatur County, Tennessee.

They were enumerated in the 1850 census of Henderson County, in Household 25, microfilm page 449, District 16:

"McCall, Andrew 22, born in South Carolina

Nancy J. 17, born in Tennessee

McCall, Calvin 21, born in South Carolina."

They reappeared in the 1860 census of Henderson County, Household 290, microfilm page 326:

"McCall, Andrew 32

N. J. 26, female

W. T. 10, male

S. E. 8, female

J. W. 5, male

C. C. 1, male

Ashcraft, Jane 64"

They continued to live on his father's land in Henderson County about 1890.

Children born to Andrew McCall, Jr. and Nancy Jane Dennison McCall include:

W. T. McCall born in 1850

S. E. McCall born in 1852

G. W. McCall born in 1855

C. C. McCall born in 1859

G. W. McCall, son of Andrew McCall, Jr. and Jane Dennison McCall, was born about 1855 in Henderson County. In 1873 he worked in a store in Fulton, Kentucky. In 1882 he opened a store in Lexington, Tennessee in partnership with P. J. Dennison, operating as Dennison & McCall.

Calvin McCall, son of Andrew McCall and Jeanette Todd McCall, was born about 1829 in South Carolina. He was brought to Henderson County about 1834. He was enumerated in the 1850 census of the household of his brother, Andrew McCall, Jr. in Henderson County.

"C. B. McCall" was enumerated there in the 1860 census, Household 288, microfilm page 325:

"McCall, C. B. 30, male

E. C. 28, female

E. E. 7, female

L. J. 6, female

A. A. 4, male"

Joseph Williams McCall, son of Andrew McCall and Jeanette Todd McCall, was born January 20, 1832, according to Sue Courts Oulahan, a descendant. He became a doctor and settled in Huntingdon. He was married in 1858 to Victoria Adelaide Wilson who was born October 15, 1841. She was the daughter of Samuel Wilson and Fannie Gist Wilson.

Joseph W. McCall was enumerated as the head of a Household 2, microfilm page 236 in the 1860 census of Carroll County:

"McCall, Joseph W. 27

Victoria A. 18

Lenora 1

McGee, William H. 35

Belue, John 30

Joseph N. 2"

He appeared as the head of a household June 1, 1880 in the census of Carroll County living in Huntington, page 4:

"McCall, J. W. 48, born in Tennessee, father born in South

Carolina, mother born in Ireland, physician

V. A. 39, born in Tennessee, father born in Tennessee,

mother born in Tennessee, wife

Josie 18, daughter

Fannie 15, daughter

Jimmie 12, son"

She died August 24, 1884. He died August 2, 1923 at the age of 91 of a stroke, according to his obituary published in the August 3, 1923 edition of "The Nashville Banner:"

Huntingdon, Tenn, Aug. 3 (Special)--Dr. Joseph W. McCall died at his residence here at 9 o'clock, following an attack of paralysis which attacked him on June 10. Funeral service will be conducted from the residence Saturday at 1 o'clock by Dr. George L. Johnson of McKenzie, followed by burial in Clark cemetery under the auspices of the Masonic order of which he was a member.

Dr. McCall was 91 years and six months old at the time of his death, and had been one of the most promient men in his profession. He was an uncle of Judge J. C. R. McCall and the late John E. McCall, both of whom held prominent places in the affairs of this state.

His son, Major James H. McCall of the medical department of the University of Tennessee, Memphis; his daughter, Mrs. Ernest Hawkins of Huntingdon; Mrs. James G. Courts of Washington, D.C. and Mrs. Tillman Johnson of Salt Lake City were with their father at the time of his death, having remained with him throughout his illness.

Dr. McCall is of Scotch-Irish ancestry. His great-grandfather, Lieut. John McCall, was one of Francis Marions's men, and his grandfather Andrew McCall was a sergeant in a South Carolina artillery unit in the War of 1812. He himself was a surgeon in the Seventh Tennessee Cavalry, U.S.A. His son, Dr. James H. McCall, was in the Spanish-American War, and and his grandons, Joseph McCall and George and Jennings Courts were in the World War. His maternal ancestors were named Todd and emigranted from Ireland to escape persecution, as they were strict Presbyterians. He was the youngest son of 10 children and was born in Henderson County January 20, 1832 after the removal of his parents Andrew McCall and Jeanette Todd McCall, from their South Carolina home. He was educated in the common schools and Decaturville Academy. He began reading medicine under his brother, Dr. Henry McCall at Clarksburg, in 1853, graduated with the highest honors in a class of over four hundred from the University of Nashville in 1857, took a course in the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City in 1869, a course in Vanderbilt in 1882 and received an honorary degree of M.D. from the University of Tennessee in 1883. He took post-graduate work in Tulane University in the later years of his practice.

Dr. McCall is credited with advancing the first correct theory of the cause of malaria, which was later discovered by an Italian scientist to be the mosquito. Dr. McCall is said to have done everything but actually discover the cause, his theory regarding it being absolutely correct.

He also discovered that 'milk sickness' was caused by the eating of 'white snake root' by milch cows, and after feeding this plant in its varied parts found that the flower was the part that caused the trouble.

He made valuable discoveries regarding trichinosis, and devoted a large part of his life to scientific research. He was a lifelong Republican, but was never affiliated with any church, though he was noted for his benevolence and readiness to all those in distress."

Children born to Joseph Williams McCall and Victoria Adelaide Wilson McCall include:

Lenora J. McCall born in 1859

James H. McCall born about 1861

(daughter) born about 1864

(daughter) born about 1867

Lenora J. McCall, daughter of Joseph Williams McCall and Victoria Adelaide Wilson McCall, was born in 1859. She was married in 1877 to James Carson Courts who was born in 1855. He died in 1916. In 1923 she lived in Washington, D.C. About 1930 she was a regent of a DAR chapter there.

Children born to them include:

Sue Courts born about 1890

Sue Courts, daughter of James C. Courts and Lenora J. McCall Courts, was born about 1890 in Washington. She was married about 1910 to Richard Oulahan. She applied for DAR membership in 1931.

James H. McCall, son of Dr. Joseph Williams McCall and Victoria Adelaide Wilson McCall, was born about 1861. He served in the Spanish-American War. Major James H. McCall was associated with the medical department of the University of Tennessee, Memphis in 1923.

Isabel McCall, daughter of Andrew McCall and Jeanette Todd McCall, was born about 1836 in Henderson County.

Sarah McCall, daughter of John McCall and Martha Hext McCall, was born in Charleston about 1742. She was married April 24, 1762 to Joshua Ward, an attorney. They were mentioned in the will of her father written about 1783.

James McCall, son of John McCall and Martha Hext McCall, was born in Charleston about 1745. James McCall was a petit juror and a grand juror in 1767 in St. Phillips-St. Michaels Parish.

James McCall and John Dart were wardens of St. Phillips-St. Michaels Parish April 3, 1776. He was married May 4, 1777 to Ann Dart, according to Charleston County marriage records. The will of Ann Dart McCall was published in "Wills of Charleston, South Carolina," Volume 48, page 75. He was remarried to Julia Ward, believed to be a sister to Joshua Ward. He was mentioned in the will of his father written about 1783.

A James McCall was enumerated in the 1790 census of Charleston District, St. Phillips-St. Michaels Parish, page 39, according to "Heads of Households, South Carolina, 1790:"

"McCall, James white male over 16

white male under 16

4 white females

14 slaves"

James McCall was enumerated in the 1800 census of Charleston, St. James Parish with 12 slaves in his household.

Children born to James McCall and Ann Dart McCall include:

Amelia Dart McCall born about 1779

Ann Dart McCall born about 1781

Elizabeth Hamilton McCall born about 1784

Carolina McCall born about 1787

Marian McCall born about 1790

Julia Ann Providence McCall born about 1794

Elizabeth Hamilton McCall, daughter of James McCall and Ann Dart McCall, was born about 1784. She was married about 1802 to O'Bryan Smith-Price. At her death he was remarried to her sister Marian McCall.

Hext McCall, son of John McCall and Martha Hext McCall, was born in Charleston about 1750. He was a witness to the will of John Edward, "Charles Town, merchant" written April 28, 1799, according to Charleston Will Book A, page 126. He was also witness to the will of John Baddeley, "Charlestown merchant" who died January 22, 1779, according to Charleston Will Book B, page 28.the

He was married to Elizabeth Pickering in October 1783, according to Charleston County marriage records. He was mentioned in the will of his father written about 1783. He was reported in Charleston District in 1787. He died March 3, 1789, according to Charleston Will Book B, page 660. His will was probated June 21, 1792. The document mentioned "wife Elizabeth and sons Hext, underage & unmarried to received plantation at Accabee and Edward Rutledge, executor and daughters unnamed."

For some reason three households were enumerated in his name in the 1790 census of Charleston District. Some of the enumerations used in the 1790 census of South Carolina were taken as early as 1787 and 1788. Occasionally a family is reported more than once in the consolidation. Two of the households appear to be farm households inhabited only by slaves in "Heads of Households, South Carolina, 1790.".

His family appeared in St. Phillips-St. Michaels Parish, page 39 as:

"McCall, Hext white male over 16

2 white males under 16

5 females

9 slaves"

A second household appeared in St. Andrews Parish, page 34 as:

"McCall, Hext white male over 16

5 slaves"

A third household appeared in Charleston District, Colleton County, St. Johns Parish, page 32:

"McCall, Hext white male over 16

4 slaves"

Children born to Hext McCall and Elizabeth Pickering McCall include:

Edward Rutledge McCall born about 1784

Hext McCall born about 1785

Ann Beresford McCall born about 1786

Martha McCall born about 1787

Harriett Horry McCall born about 1788

Sarah McCall born about 1789

John Ward McCall born about 1790

Edward Rutledge McCall, son of Hext McCall and Ruth Pickering McCall, was born about 1784. He was named executor of his father's will, and probably performed the assignment after he reached his majority. He joined the U.S. Navy.

Hext McCall, son of Hext McCall and Elizabeth Pickering McCall, was born about 1785. He was named October 10, 1805 as executor to the will of his aunt, Ann Pickering, "sister of Mrs. Elizabeth McCall," who died May 15, 1796, according to Charleston Will Book D. He was identified as "nephew" in the will which was witnessed by John Sandford Dart, Jr. The will was entered for probate December 24, 1796.

He was married about 1813 to Susan Branford Hayne. "H. McCall" was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Charleston District.

Children born to Hext McCall and Susan Branford Hayne McCall include:

William H. McCall born about 1815

Susan Branford McCall born about 1817

Ann Pickering McCall born about 1820

Elizabeth Frances McCall born about 1823

Martha Theodore McCall born about 1827

Susan Branford McCall, daughter of Hext McCall and Susan Branford Hayne McCall, was born about 1817. She was married about 1839 to Tucker McRae.

Elizabeth Frances McCall, daughter of Hext McCall and Susan Branford Hayne McCall, was born about 1823. She was married about 1850 to Gov. Benjamin F. Perry. It has been suggested that Oliver Hazard Perry McCall (M4/1.3) might have a connection to this family.

It is believed that Gov. Benjamin F. Perry and Elizabeth Frances McCall Perry were related to:

Hext McCall Perry born about 1852

Hext Perry McCall, believed to be a relative of Gov. Benjamin F. Perry and Elizabeth Frances McCall Perry, was born about 1852. In 1904 he, a medical doctor, lived in Greenville, South Carolina. He was one of the first McCall family history researchers and had contacted several historians in an effort to learn something of his forebears.

He wrote a letter to Dr. J. G. B. Bulloch, M. D, author of "History of the Glenn Family of South Carolina" which was printed in the volume:

"Greenville, S. C.

May 15, 1904

Dear Dr. Bulloch,

Your very prompt reply to my inquirie to hand, and I do sincerely thank you, my good friend.

Yes, John McCall who married Charlotte Glenn is of my branch of the family. He was my grandfather's brother. It is his father that I am anxious to locate, find out who he was, as he is the beginning of our line.

From him, the said John McCall and Martha Hext, I have a complete record, but who he was, where he came from, etc, I do not know nor have I been able to find out.

I am ready to pay for any information of him as to his ancestry and history. Salley does not know anything about this McCall, [but] is now on the lookout,

Will you be kind enough to tell me who Lawrence Hext that married Eliza Ashe is? I cannot locate him. A Dr. Powell married a sister of Lawrence Hext's wife. Any of the descendants of said Lawrence Hext that you know of, I will be pleased to have their address, if you please, dear doctor.

Cordially,

Hext McCall Perry, M.D."

Lawrence Hext is identified as a great-grandson of Philip Hext of Froome, Dorsetshire by "The Hext Family." He and his brother William Osborn Hext were mentioned in a deed dated August 6, 1806 conveying 1,254 acres of land on Turtle Creek in Georgia. The land had been acquired by Philip Hext II, their grandfather, June 3, 1763. Lawrence Hext and Sarah C. Hext were witnesses at a wedding ceremony January 30, 1816 in Barnwell County, South Carolina, according to "South Carolina Marriages, 1800-1810."

Lawrence Hext was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Barnwell County:

"Hext, Laurence white male 26-45

white female over 45

white female 10-16

white male 10-16

white female 10-16

white male 0-10

white female 0-10

white male 0-10

white male 0-10"

Ann Beresford McCall, daughter of Hext McCall and Ruth Pickering McCall, was born about 1786. She was married to M. Trumbull as his third wife.

Martha McCall, daughter of Hext McCall and Ruth Pickering McCall, was born about 1787 in Charleston.

Harriett Horry McCall, daughter of Hext McCall and Ruther Pickering McCall was born about 1788 in Charleston.

Sarah McCall, daughter of Hext McCall and Ruth Pickering McCall, was born about 1789. She was married to William Matthews as his second wife.

John Ward McCall, son of Hext McCall and Ruth Pickering McCall, was born about 1790, probably after the death of his father. He was married about 1815 to Mary Ravenel. Another source shows his wife's name as "Elizabeth." He died in Charleston in 1886.

Benjamin McCall, son of John McCall and Martha Hext McCall, was born about 1751. He was not mentioned in the will of his father written about 1783.

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John McCall of Charleston was an "addressee of Sir Henry Clinton" in 1780. John McCall and family were ordered out of Charleston April 28, 1782 and his property confiscated. He was an insurance broker at 77 Church Street in Charleston and was banished for his British sympathies and ties to Sir Henry Clinton.

Sir Henry Clinton was a British general during the American Revolution. He participated in the Battle of Bunker Hill and the Battle of Long Island. In 1778 he became the English commander-in-chief, and constant friction developed between him and his second in command, Lord Cornwallis. He successfully invaded South Carolina in 1778 and captured Charleston in 1780. After the surrender of Cornwallis he was recalled to England and served in Parliament. He was made governor of Gibraltar in 1794 and died there December 23, 1795.

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J. McCall, Auditor General of South Carolina, compiled a "list of persons whose estates remain under confiscation" for the State Committee of Finance February 12, 1787, according to "Loyalists in the Southern Campaign of the Revolutionary War" by Martie June Clark.

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John McCall, "tailor, Charleston," was appointed executor in the will of Daniel Fisher who died July 24, 1787, according to Charleston Will Book B, page 608.

John McCall, "tailor," was named executor in the will of William Chambers, "butcher, Charleston," who died May 30 1788, according to Charleston Will Book B, page 386. A codicil later appointed "Thomas Rivers in the place of John McCall."

John McCall, "tailor," died June 14, 1794, according to Charleston Will Book C, page 174. His will mentioned his wife Hester McCall, daughters, Matilda McCall and Catherine McCall and "a possible unborn child." He mentioned brothers: Dougall McCall, Hugh McCall and Lachlan McCall and sisters: Catherine McCall and Mary McCall.

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John McCall was enumerated in Charleston District, St. Phillips-St. Michaels Parish, according to "Heads of Households, South Carolina, 1790" as the head of a household composed of "one white male over 16, two white males under 16, four females and 14 slaves."

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John McCall died November 26, 1800 in Charleston, according to "South Carolina Historical Quarterly," Volume 26, page 232.

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Sallie D. McCall was married to Robert P. Hamer October 31, 1859, according to Charleston County marriage records.

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Sara McCall was recorded as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Charleston County, St. Johns Parish.

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Sarah McCall was married to Henry McIlveen November 29, 1810, according to Charleston County marriage records.

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Miss Susan McCall of Loch Ragon, Scotland was the aunt of Janet McClure and Sarah McClure "who reared them." Their father, William McClure of Charleston specified in his will, dated December 10, 1812, that Susan McCall was to receive £20 annually from his estate.

CHERAWS DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA====

George McCall was recorded as head of a family composed of "one white male over 16, two white females and two slaves," according to "Heads of Households, South Carolina, 1790.

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John McCall of Cheraws District received an indent for 60 days military service in 1781. "John McCall" was enumerated as the head of a family consisting of "two white males over 16, two white males under 16, four females and 14 slaves," in Cheraws District, according to "Heads of Households, South Carolina, 1790."

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Capt. John McCall died "Saturday, August 2, 1823, age 28 years" in Cheraws District.

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Thomas McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1790 census of Cheraws District. The family was recorded as "white male over 16, two white males under 16, three females and one slave, according to "Heads of Households, South Carolina, 1790."

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA====

Daniel McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Chesterfield County, Cheraws District. He died there in November 1824.

DARLINGTON COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA====

Elizabeth McCall, daughter of William McCall of Darlington District was married January 20, 1852 to Richard G. Howard, Esq, of Marion District.

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According to O. J. McCall, 3668 Foxwell Drive, Norfolk, Virginia, Henry McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1800 census of Darlington County:

"McCall, Henry white male 26-45

white female 26-45

white female 0-10

white male 0-10

white female 0-10"

He reappeared in the 1810 census of Darlington County, page 21:

"McCall, Henry white male over 45

white female 26-45

white female 16-26

white female 10-16

white male 0-10

white male 0-10

white male 0-10"

He was enumerated again in the 1820 census of Darlington County:

"McCall, Henry white male over 45

white female 16-26

white female 16-26

white male 10-16

white male 0-10"

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John McCall who died before August 1803 was a member of Mechanicsville Baptist Church of Christ in Darlington District, according to "The Carolina Genealogist," Summer, 1972. His will was recorded in Darlington County Will Book B.

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Moses S. McCall "of Darlington District" wrote his will in April 1836. A codicil was added later:

"I, Moses S. McCall, now of the aforesaid District, but intending soon to remove to the State of Texas in consideration of the natural love and affection which I have and bear to my wife Catherine and my children and to supply an accidental omission in the text of marriage settlement on the 26th of May, 1847 between myself on the one part, Catherine F. McRae of the second part and T. B. Haynesworth of the third part and for the further consideration of five dollars paid to me by Samuel E. Bigham, late of Marion District . . ."

"McCall & McRay" made a deed to S. E. Brigham in 1853, according to Cass County, Texas Deed Book J, page 202. Moses S. McCall and Catherine F. McRae McCall received a deed from H. W. Walcot and M. D. Rogers in January 1855, according to Cass County Book K, page 90. Moses S. McCall, wife Catherine F. McRae McCall, son James McCall, son Charles McCall and "a baby not yet named" were mentioned in 1856 in Cass County Deed Book K, page 309.

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Solomon McCall deeded land in Darlington County about 1803, according to Darlington County Deed Book A.

DISTRICT 96, SOUTH CAROLINA====

John McCall was a commissioner for the state treasurer in District 96 in 1778.

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Robert McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in District 96, Abbeville County composed of "three white males over 16, one white male under 16 and four females, according to "Heads of Households, South Carolina, 1790."

FLORENCE COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA====

Margaret McCall and Thomas H. Harlee were married March 20, 1856, according to Florence County marriage records.

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GEORGETOWN DISTRICT, PRINCE GEORGE'S PARISH, SOUTH CAROLINA====

Francis McCall was named as the head of a household in Georgetown Distict, Prince George's Parish composed of "one white male over 16, four white males under 16 and four females," according to "Heads of Households, South Carolina, 1790."

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John McCall, Robert Moody and William Dean were named as heads of a household in Georgetown District, Prince George's Parish composed of "three white males over 16, five white males under 16, four females and three slaves," according to "Heads of Households, South Carolina, 1790."

KERSHAW COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA====

Martin McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Kershaw County, Camden District.

LAURENS COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA====

Andrew McCall received 87® acres on Smith's Creek of the Saluda River on May 11, 1810, according to Laurens County Plat Book B, page 41.

MARION COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA====

Cassandra McCall was born in 1812 in Marion County. She was married about 1830 to Joseph Long who was born in North Carolina in 1804. They later lived in Chesterfield County, South Carolina. Cassandra McCall Long died about 1855, according to a letter written by Mrs. Joe M. Rogers of Bartlesville, Oklahoma.

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Daniel McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1810 census of Marion County.

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Hugh McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Marion County.

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John McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Marion County. On January 13, 1824 he purchased 600 acres in Marlboro District from Haywood Howell for $300, according to Marlboro District Deed Book M, page 178. John A. McColl and John McColl were witnesses.

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Robert McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Marion County.

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Sara McCall, daughter of Nathaniel McCall of Marion County was married April 24, 1851 to William D. Johnston, Esq.

MARLBORO COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA====

The McCalls [McColls] of the Marlboro County area appear to be closely related to the McCall family of Richmond County, North Carolina who appear to be almost exclusively immigrants from Appin District, Argylshire, Scotland. Many of these families removed to Mississippi in the early 1800s.

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Angus McCall of Marlboro District deeded land on the west side of Reedy Creek to Alex Chisholm of Robeson County, North Carolina November 9, 1813, according to Deed Book M, page 153.

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Catherine McColl received a deed to 127 acres, "but not the schoolhouse" from John Brown for $300 December 7, 1826, according to Marlboro Deed Book M, page 459.a

Daniel McColl was a witness to a deed in Marlboro District December 14, 1815, according to Deed Book H1, page 292. He purchased 350 acres from Joshua David, Jr. February 5, 1817, according to Deed Book H1, page 343. He received a deed from Archibald McBride to 50 acres for $75 October 29, 1818, according to Deed Book H1, page 430. He received a deed to 80 acres on Poplar Branch for $200 April 10, 1817, according to Deed Book K, page 53.;

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Daniel C. McColl deeded 409 acres on Three Creeks for $600 November 6, 1824 to Malcolm McBryde, according to Deed Book M, page 282. The land adjoined John D. McColl on the south. It was "part of the land laid off to him by the Division of Duncan McColl's estate, on the northeast side of the Great Pee Dee and on the southwest side of Three Creeks." Duncan McColl, Jr. was a witness to the deed.

At the same time Daniel C. McColl deeded to the same buyer 110 acres on the northeast side of Great Pee Dee River "which he received by will from Duncan McColl. Duncan McColl, Jr. again witnessed.

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On January 13, 1789 David McColl received a deed to "land where David McColl now lives on the northeast side of Little Pee Dee River on Reedy Creek" from Daniel Herring. Soloman McCall was a witness, according to Deed Book A, page 233. David McColl was a witness to a Marlboro District deed March 10, 1789, according to Deed Book AA, page 7. David McColl was a witness to a deed when Duncan McColl purchased land from Duncan McRae January 13, 1790, according to Deed Book AA, page 27. He received a land grant May 31, 1792

"David O. [or D.] McColl was a witness when Daniel Herring and Susan Herring convey land to Lauchlin McColl January 1, 1793 as recorded in Deed Book AA, page 328. David McColl was a witness to a another deed from Daniel Herring to Lauchlin McColl June 13, 1793, according to Deed Book AA, page 327. David McColl signed as a witness November 17, 1794 to a deed from Duncan McRae to George McKay, according to Deed Book E1, page 146. He was asked to confirm his signature April 5, 1797. David McColl witnessed a real estate transaction between Tristan Thomas and John Douglass November 20, 1798 in Deed Book E1, page 269.

Catherine McColl, widow, received 491 acres on the northeast side of Little Pee Dee for $150 from Hugh McColl and John McColl, "heirs of David McColl, deceased" November 6, 1815, according to Deed Book H1, page 371. The deed recites that the land was granted to David McColl May 31, 1792. It adjoined the land of Lauchlin McColl, John Douglass and "said McColl's [Catherine McColl] land." The deed was witnessed by Hugh McLaurin and a second Hugh McColl.

On November 30, 1819 Catherine McColl, "widow," sold to "my step-son Capt. John McColl" 490 acres "which was granted to David McColl May 31, 1792 and deeded to Catherine McColl November 4, 1815," according to Deed Book K, page 86. The land was described as on the north side of Little Pee Dee, "on the public road which leads from Red Bluff to Lumberton and older tract belonging to Duncan McColl." The transaction was witnessed by David Montgomery and Neill McLaurin.

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Catherine McColl, widow of Duncan McColl and Duncan McColl [Jr.], Major Lovett and his wife Catherine McColl Lovett, "and Mary McColl, daughter of said Duncan McColl" sold land on the northeast side of Little Pee Dee River February 25, 1818 to John McColl, "son of Lauchlin McColl, deceased, of this district" for $500, according to Marlboro District Deed Book H1, page 365. The deed was signed by Catherine McColl, Duncan McColl, Major Lovett, Catherine Lovett and Mary McColl. Hugh McColl witnessed the deed.

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Daniel R. McCall, who was born in 1795, was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Marlboro County. He had a brother, James McCall and a sister, Christian McCall, according to a descendant, Mrs. Annie Barnett of Arlington, Texas. He removed to Clarke County, Mississippi and became a Mason at Lafayette Masonic Lodge in Quitman, Mississippi, along with his son Hugh Jed McCall, according to Robert P. Woodward, McCall researcher of Memphis, Tennessee. "Daniel McCall" was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of adjoining Wayne County, Mississippi in 1820.

Children born to Daniel R. McCall include:

John S. McCall born in 1818

Hugh Jed McCall born in 1820

Christian McCall born in 1826

Hugh Jed McCall, son of Daniel R. McCall, was born in Marlboro District in 1820. He removed to Clarke County, Mississippi about 1848 "because an uncle or close relative lived in the area," according to Annie Barnett who also reported that "his grandmother died there about 1845." She also mentioned that he had a half brother, James McCall. He was married shortly afterward, wife's name Drusilla. He was a member of Lafayette Masonic Lodge No. 53 in Clarke County in 1848, along with his father, according to "Abstradex of Annual Returns, Mississippi Free and Accepted Masons." He was listed as a junior deacon there in 1849.

He was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1860 census of Clarke County:

"McCall, Hugh Jed 40, born in South Carolina

Drusilla 42, born in Louisiana

Hugh Ogburn 9, born in Mississippi

M. C. 8, born in Mississippi, female

C. A. 6, born in Mississippi, female

C. E. 3, born in Misssissippi, female"

The family removed to Scott County, Arkansas about 1865, according to Robert P. Woodward, Memphis, Tennessee. He wrote, "My grandmother said Daniel Hugh Woodward was named by Miranda Eren Woodward for Daniel and Hugh McCall."

Children born to Hugh Jed McCall and Drusilla McCall include:

Hugh Ogburn McCall born in 1851

Margaret C. McCall born in 1852

Christian Ann McCall born in 1854

Caroline E. McCall born in 1857

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Daniel McColl died before May 1, 1828. His administrator was Malcom McBryde, his son-in-law who was married to Mary McColl. On May 1, 1828 Malcom McBryde gave power of attorney to Duncan McColl, Jr. to handle affairs of the estate "in the State of Mississippi," according to Marlboro District Deed Book N, page 7B. Wording of the document suggests that the appointee was then a resident of Mississippi.

On May 7, 1828 Mary McColl wrote her will, and it was recorded in Marlboro District Will Book A, page 163:

"In the name of God Amen. I Mary McColl of Marlborough Distict and State of South Carolina, Widow of Duncan McColl being weak in body, but of sound and disposing mind, memory and blessed be God for his mercies and goodness towards me do desire to be resigned to his blessed will and to resign my soul into his hands and my body to the earth to be buried in a decent Christian manner at the discretion of my Executors and as to my worldly estate wherewith it has pleased God to bless me in this life I give, devise and dispose in the manner following, that is to say

First I give and bequeath to my Son Colin McColl his heirs and assigns forever all my share or part of the tract of land where on I now live being my portion or dower of the same according to the law of our Country. Also five head of Cattle and one feather bed and furniture provided he my said Son Colin shall pay to my beloved daughter Nancy McColl the sum of Fifty Dollars to him and his heirs and assigns forever.

Second, I give and devise and bequeath to my two daughters, Mary McBride and Nancy McColl all my lawful share or portion of the land which did belong to my beloved son Daniel McColl deceased, called the McDaniel land or tract, to them, their heirs, executors and assigns forever equally between them share and share alike. I also give and bequeath to my said Daughter Nancy McColl two feather beds and their furniture, my trunk and large pot and rack.

Third I give to my Grand Daughters Nancy McBride and Mary Ann McBride each one two years old heifer to be paid out of my Stock by my Executors.

Fourth I give and bequeath to my Grand son Mastin McQueen McColl, son of my daughter Nancy McColl one cow and yearling to be paid him by my Executors.

Fifth I give and devise and bequeath to my son Duncan all my portion, part or share of the price of the land he purchased of myself and his brothers and sisters which did belong to my beloved son Daniel McColl, to him and his heirs forever.

Sixth All the rest and residue and remainder of my personal estate, if any at the time of my death I give and bequeath to my daughters Mary McBride & Nancy McColl to be equally divided between them to them and their heirs forever. And I nominate and appoint my beloved sons Duncan McColl and Colin McColl my lawful executors in Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 7th day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty eight.

her

Mary X McColl

mark

Witnessed by: J. W. Vining, Thomas A. Vining, Jesse P. Vining"

Children born to Daniel McColl and Mary McColl, according to the research of Elizabeth L. Schales of Columbus, Ohio include:

Mary McColl born about 1788

Duncan McColl born about 1789

Colin McColl born about 1790

Daniel C. McColl born about 1793

Nancy McColl born about 1801

Mary McColl, daughter of Daniel McColl and Mary McColl, was born about 1788 probably in Marlboro District. She was married about 1804 to Malcom McBryde. He purchased land in 1824 from the estate of his father-in-law, according to Marlboro District Deed Book M, page 282. They continued in Marlboro District in 1828. Mary McColl McBryde died in Neshoba County, Mississippi about 1860 and was buried in Carolina Church Cemetery there.

Children born to Malcom McBryde and Mary McColl McBryde include:

Nancy McBryde born about 1810

Mary Ann McBryde born about 1814

Duncan McColl, son of Daniel McColl and Mary McColl, was born about 1789. "Duncan McColl, Jr." was a witness to a deed from his brother Daniel C. McColl to Malcom McBryde in 1824, according to Marlboro Deed Book M, page 284. He was identified in a power of attorney from his brother-in-law as "Duncan McColl, Jr." suggesting that he had an uncle in Marlboro district by the name of Duncan McColl and also suggesting that he he was a resident of Mississippi in 1828. Elizabeth L. Schales wrote October 6, 1986 that he removed from Marlboro District to Tennessee, then to southwest Alabama and ultimately to southeastern Mississippi.

Daniel C. McColl, son of Daniel McColl and Mary McColl, was born about 1793 in Marlboro District. He deeded land from his father's estate to Malcolm McBryde in 1824. He continued as a resident of Marlboro District in 1828. He was referred to as "deceased" in the will of his mother written May 7, 1828.

Nancy McColl, daughter of Daniel McColl and Mary McColl, was born about 1801. Apparently she was married about 1918 to a cousin, also a McColl, first name unknown. She was mentioned as a beneficiary in the will of her mother.

Children born to Nancy McColl include:

Mastin McQueen McColl born about 1921

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Duncan McColl, a planter of Richmond County, North Carolina, received a deed January 13, 1790 from Duncan McRae and Mary E. McRae for œ50 to 250 acres "in the County of Marlborough and State of South Carolina situated in the District of Cheraws on the northeast side of the Little Pee Dee on Reedy Branch including the plantation whereon the said Duncan McRae liveth." David McColl witnessed the transaction recorded in Marlboro District Deed Book AA, page 27.

Duncan McColl sold 50 acres of this land March 15, 1790 to Norman McCloud for "ten shillings sterling," according to Marlboro District Deed Book AA, page 260. Witnesses to the transaction were Daniel Collingham, Daniel McIntyre and Duncan McColl, Jr. On April 5, 1792 McCloud sold this land to John Douglass for œ18 sterling, accorfding to Marlboro District Deed Book AA, page 302. Duncan McColl and Soloman McColl were witnesses.

On October 25, 1792 Duncan McColl purchased 200 acres "on the northeast side of Little Pee Dee River granted to John McIntyre December 3, 1787" for œ50 sterling from McIntyre, according to Deed Book AA, page 303. On January 1, 1793 Duncan McColl witnessed a transaction in which 100 acres on the north side of Little Pee Deed was transferred from Daniel and Susanna Herring to Laughlin McColl, according to Deed Book AA, page 329. On June 13, 1793 Duncan McColl and David McColl witnessed a deed wherein Daniel Herring transferred 200 acres on the Little Pee Dee to Lauchlin McColl, according to Deed Book AA, page 317.

On November 17, 1794 Duncan McColl and David McColl witnessed a conveyance from Duncan McRae to George McKay, according to Deed Book E1, page 146. On August 4, 1795 Duncan McColl, Sr. sold his remaining 200 acres "where Duncan McColl now lives" to Duncan McColl, Jr. for œ20 sterling, according to Deed Book AA, page 518. On Novemer 18, 1797 Duncan McColl witnessed deeds recorded in Deed Book E1, pages 177 and 257.

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Duncan McColl "of Marion District" received 300 acres on Reedy Branch in two tracts from Alex. McRae for $600 March 15, 1815, according to Marlboro District Deed Book H1, page 365.

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Duncan McColl wrote his will August 7, 1795, and it was recorded in Marlboro County Will Book, page 50:

In it he left his plantation to his wife Katherine McColl his plantation and all of his household furniture. He mentioned daughter Christian McColl and grandson John McDonald. He appoined his "friend James McQueen of Robeson County, North Carolina" and son Duncan McColl his executors. James McQueen and Daniel McRae were witnesses. In a codicil he bequeathed "two Shillings Sterling" to daughters Nancy McColl McIntyre and Peggy McColl.

Children born to Duncan McColl and Katherine McColl include:

Duncan McColl born about 1757

Christian McColl born about 1760

Nancy McColl born about 1765

Peggy McColl born about 1775

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Duncan McColl wrote his will May 28, 1819, and it was recorded August 4, 1819 Marlboro District Will Book A, page 114. In it he bequeathed 785 acres of land to his three sons, John McColl, Daniel McColl and Hugh McColl "to be divided when my son Hugh McColl shall arrived at lawful age." He devised his livestock and household furniture to his three daughters, Isabell McColl, Sarah McColl and Margit McColl. "My beloved son, John McColl and my friend John McLaurin" were named executors.

Children born to Duncan McColl include:

John McColl born about 1780

Daniel McColl born about 1783

Isabell McColl born about 1785

Sarah McColl born about 1788

Margit McColl born about 1792

Hugh McColl born about 1800

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Duncan McColl wrote his will March 25, 1850, and it was recorded August 5, 1850 in Marlboro District Will Book A, page 280:

"In the name of God, Amen. I Duncan McColl, being of sound and perfect mind and memory, blessed be the God, do this 25th day of March in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty, do make and publish this my last will and Testament in manner following, that is to say:

Item. I give and devise to my beloved wife, Catherine, two negroes, Shepny and Easter.

Item. I give and devise to my daughter Christian two negroes namely Peter and Fillis.

Item. I give and devise to my youngest son John two negroes namely Sam and Julian.

Item. I give and devise to my grand son, son of John, Duncan one negro boy named John.

Item. I give and devise to my grand daughter Catherine, daughter of son John, one negro girl named Nancy.

Item. I give and devise to my son Dugald two negroes namely Elisa and Daniel.

Item. I give and devise to my grand son Peter, son of my son Dougald, one negro boy named Henry.

Item. I give and devise to my eldest son Hugh one negro girl named Rachel.

Item. I give and devise to my wife Catherine and my daughter Christian Seven hundred acres of land more or less whereon I now live, so as to include my mantion house and all out houses and other improvements and also my household and kitchen furniture and farming utensils and Still.

Item. I also give and devise to my wife Catherine her choice, one of my stock of Horses.

Item. I also give and devise to my daughter Christian the next choice, one of my stock of Horses.

Item. I also give and devise a tract of Land containing four hundred acres, more or less, beginning on the East side of Gum Swamp a little below the knew bridge on said Swamp and runs up on the East side of said swamp to the State Line, to be equally divided beteen my two sons, Dugald and John.

Item. I give and devise my stock of every kind, not otherwise disposed of to be equally divided between my heirs.

Item. I give and devise all the crop of every description that may be on the plantation on which I now live, and all the provision on hand at the time of my death to my beloved Wife and my daughter Christian.

Item. I give and devise to my wife Catherine the portion above laid out for him to dispose of at his death as she thinks proper and also I devise that in case my daughter Christian should dye and leave no heirs of her boddy that the land and negroes devised to her should be returned back to my heirs.

And lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my trusty sons Dugald and John my lawful Executors to all my intents and purposes to execute this my last will and testament according to the true intent and meaning of the same and every part and clause thereof hereby revokeing and declaring utterly void all other wills and testaments by me heretofore made.

In witness whereof I, the said Duncan McColl do hereunto set my hand and seal this 25th day of March A. D. 1850.

his

Signed Sealed published and declared by the Duncan X McColl

said Duncan McColl to be his last will and mark

testament in the presence of us who at his

request and in his presence do subscribe

our names as witnesses thereto.

Daniel Graham Duncan McEachern Angus Fairly"

Heirs of Duncan McColl and Catherine McColl include:

Hugh McColl born about 1812

Dugald McColl born about 1815

Peter McColl born about 1842

Christian McColl born about 1818

John McColl born about 1821

Duncan McColl born about 1845

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Hugh McColl sold land in Marlboro District to Williams Lucas January 3, 1814, according to Deed Book H1, page 120. He and Soloman McCall were witnesses to a deed January 6, 1815, according to Deed Book H1, page 158. He deeded 50 acres to Archibald McBryde August 9, 1816, according to Deed Book H1, page 260. He witnessed a deed February 25, 1818, according to Deed Book H1, page 365

Hugh McColl was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Marlboro County.

On November 1, 1823 he purchased from John L. McLaurin land in Marlboro District, according to Deed Book M, page 499.

Hugh McColl purchased from Celia Thomas 68 acres "on the road from Red Bluff on Little Pee Dee to the courthouse" March 17, 1826, according to Deed Book M, page 499.

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Hugh J. McColl was a witness to a Marlboro County Deed December 23, 1826, according to Deed Book M, page 512.

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James McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Marlboro County.

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John McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Marlboro County.

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David McColl wrote his will August 9, 1809, and it was recorded October 7, 1809 in Marlboro County Will Book A, page 61.

In it he gave "one-quarter of a dollar" to son Solomon McColl, to son Duncan McColl, and "to my daughter" Katherine McColl McColl and her husband Duncan McColl; to daughter Christian McColl 120 acres of land in Marlboro District, "it being a tract granted to Morgan Brown, the family looking glass and the biggest chest; to son Hugh McColl "my dwelling place with the land belonging to it, that is one hundred acres and the half of the remaining part of my land being 900 acres more or less, also the chestnut sorrel horse the half of my tools & household furniture;" and to son John "the remaining part of my land, tools & furniture & one Creature;" to my daughter Mary McColl "the value of $100 out of the bequeathed property of Hugh and John McColl when four & twenty years of age; the remaining part of my personal stock, bonds and accounts to be equally divided between the sd. Christian, Hugh, John and Mary after my debts are paid. Also I do appoint the sd. Christian McColl and Hugh McColl both executors of this my last will & testament." The will was witnessed by A. Thompson and Hugh McLaurin.

Children born to David McColl include:

Solomon McColl born about 1776

Duncan McColl born about 1778

Katherine McColl born about 1780

Christian McColl born about 1783

Hugh McColl born about 1786

John McColl born about 1789

Mary McColl born about 1792

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John McCall received a deed to 250 acres December 14, 1812 from Thomas Cottingham, according to Marlboro Deed Book H1, page 6. He was a witness to a deed February 7, 1814, according to Deed Book H1, page 90. He was a resident of Marlboro District in 1818, in 1824 and in 1827.

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John McCall, Jr. was a resident of Charleston July 3, 1784 when he received a bond from Moses Fort and Thomas Evans of St. Davids Parish, accoridng to Marlboro Deed Book B, page 25. The document was recorded October 22, 1802. John McCall, Jr. was a witness to a deed January 12, 1795, according to Deed Book AA, page 452.

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John A. McColl witnessed a deed December 23, 1826, according to Marlboro Deed Book M, page 512.

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Lauchlin McColl bought 100 acres on the northeast side of the Little Pee Dee River January 1, 1793 from Daniel Herring and Susan Herring, according to Marlboro District Deed Book AA, page 329. He purchased an additional 200 acres from them June 13, 1793 as recorded in Deed Book AA, page 327. He continued living on the Little Pee Dee River November 6, 1815, according Deed Book H1, page 371.

Lauchlin McColl died in Marlboro District about 1818, according to Marlboro deed records. His widow, Catherine McColl and heirs [probably children] "Duncan McColl, Major Lovett and wife Catherine McColl Lovett, and "daughter Mary McColl" sold their interest in three tracts of land in the distict to "John McColl, Jr, heir of said Laughlin McColl deceased." Interests in the tracts, 100 acres, 200 acres and 828 acres located on the Little Pee Dee River, were sold for $500.

Accordingly, children born to Lauchlin McColl and Catherine McColl include:

Duncan McColl born about 1780

Catherine McColl born about 1782

John McColl born about 1785

Mary McColl born about 1790

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Paul McColl received a land grant on the north side of Crooked Creek of the Great Pee Dee River December 7, 1812, according to Marlboro Deed Book H1, page 56.

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Peter McColl received a deed to 50 acres in Marlboro District from John S. McLaurin March 20, 1826, according to Deed Book M, page 439.

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W. McCall was married April 26, 1848 to Lou A. Dudley, according to Marlboro County marriage records. Children born to W. McCall and Lou A. Dudley McCall are unknown.

NEWBERRY COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA====

Rev. Thomas McCall preached at Indian Creek Presbyterian Church in Newberry County in 1787.

PENDLETON DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA====

Samuel E. McCall witnessed a deed July 10, 1798 in which Jane Drennan conveyed "to Polly & Rebecca Young 3 cows for services rendered." Samuel E. McCall was listed as the head of a household in the 1800 census of Pendleton District:

"Samuel E. McCall white male 16-26

white female 16-26

white male 0-10"

PICKENS DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA====

Rev. J. W. McCall was a resident of Pickens District September 28, 1833.

RICHLAND DISTICT, SOUTH CAROLINA====

Hugh McColl and Nancy McColl of Columbia, South Carolina, Richland District conveyed land "between Reedy Creek and Horsepen Creek which he had received from Smithart" in Marlboro District to Thomas Alexander Corgill May 8, 1815, according to Marlboro District deed records.

WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA

Margaret McCall, who was born in March 1845, was married about 1866, probably in Williamsburg County to Adam Browder, according to the research of Mary M. Browder Barr, a descendant of Florence, South Carolina. Adam Browder, son of John and Delilah Browder, was born in December 1826 in South Carolina. He died in Williamsburg County about 1890.

TENNESSEE

Forty McCall households were enumerated in the 1850 census of Tennessee, and 66 McCall households were recorded in 1860.

BEDFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

James McCall, "over 45" appeared as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Bedford County.

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Thomas McCall "over 45" appeared as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Bedford County.

BLEDSOE COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Nancy McCall, age 57, was enumerated in the 1860 census of Bledsoe County, Household 1, microfilm page 22.

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P. L. McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 1, microfilm page 63 in the 1860 census of Bledsoe County:

"McCall, P. L. 28

Caroline 24

Thomas L. 4

William A. 2

Mary E. 3/12"

BLOUNT COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

John McCall deeded land in Blount County April 5, 1834 to Eli Johnson of Monroe County, Tennessee, according to Blount County Deed Book N, page 126. He appeared as the head of a household near Maryville, Tennessee in the 1840 census of Blount County:

"McCall, John white male 40-50

white female 30-40

white female 10-15

white female 10-15

white male 5-10

white male 5-10

white male 0-5

white female 0-5

white male 0-5"

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Mary McCall was enumerated in Blount County, Household 13, microfilm page 2 in the 1850 census:

"McCall, Mary 54, born in Tennessee

James 22, born in Tennessee

Daniel B. 20

George R. 17

William W. 13

Robert H. 12"

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Samuel McCall was recorded as the head of Household 14, microfilm page 2 in the 1850 census of Blount County:

"McCall, Samuel 26, born in Tennessee

Mary J. 29, born in Tennessee

Armstrong, Samuel 12

William A. 9

McCall, John S. 3

Mary A. 10/12

Homan, Mary 54"

CARROLL COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

David McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Carroll County:

"McCall, David white male 50-60

white female 40-50

white male 10-15

white female 5-10

white female 0-5"

COFFEE COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

James McCall, 24 was enumerated in Household 66, microfilm page 67 in the 1860 census of Coffee County.

DAVIDSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

A. W. McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 158, microfilm page 409 in the 1860 census of Davidson County:

"McCall, A. W. 26

Charlotte 23

S. Vanleer 3

Anna P. 1

McCall, Parthenia 45"

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A section of land lying in a portion of Davidson County which later became part of Sumner County was referred to as belonging to Alexander McCall in a deed dated January 24, 1801, according to Sumner County Deed Book 3, page 150. The 640-acres tract was again mentioned in a deed dated June 24, 1801, according to Sumner County Deed Book 3, page 282.

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Dr. Alexander McCall was born in North Carolina in 1798. He was married about 1840, wife's name R. M. E. They appeared in the 1850 census of Davidson County, Household 436-226, living in Nashville:

"McCall, Alexander 52, born in North Carolina, $8,000 real estate

R. M. E. 42, born in Tennessee

A. 19, born in Tennessee

M. 16, born in Tennessee

Aileen 13, born in Tennessee

William 11, born in Tennessee"

They reappeared in the 1860 census of Davidson County, Household 85-362:

"McCall, Alexander 64

Mrs. R. M. E. 54

Ailein 22"

"Dr. Alex McCall, age 74," died October 8, 1869 and was buried in Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Nashville.

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Patric McCall, age 34, was enumerated in Household 30 in the 1860 census of Davidson County.

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Samuel McCall, age 20, was recorded in Household 11, microfirm page 325 in the 1860 census of Davidson County.

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Thomas McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 88, in the 1860 census of Davidson County:

"McCall, Thomas 34

Henrietta 28

John 5

Thomas 3

Martin 1"

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Capt. William McCall commanded an Davidson County infantry company in the regiment of Col. John Wynn October 4, 1813. They fought under the command of Gen. Andrew Jackson in the Battle of New Orleans.

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DICKSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Daniel McCaul was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Dickson County, page 318:

"McCaul, Daniel white male 30-40

white female 20-30

white female 5-10

white male 5-10

white female 0-5

white female 0-5"

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H. C. McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 186, microfilm page 294 in the 1860 census of Dickson County:

"McCall, H. C. 29, male

T. 25, female

J. E. 3, male

J. L. 1, male

Owens, J. 15, female

C. 7, male"

FAYETTE COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Mary Ann McCall was married January 17, 1848 to G. W. Smith, according to Fayette County marriage records.

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Robert McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Fayette County, page 38. His household consisted of three small sons and an elderly woman, assumed to be his mother.

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Robert McCall was married September 2, 1848 to Eliza Gravault in Fayette County by Rev. William Gowen. Robert McCall and Eliza Gravault McCall were enumerated as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Fayette County, Household 1518, microfilm page 685:

"McCall, Robert 56, born in North Carolina

Eliza 38, born in South Carolina

Martin L. 16

Elizabeth 12

James M. 14

Robert E. 7

Madison 4

Zachariah T. 4"

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William McCall was recorded as the head of Household 1531, microfilm page 687 in the 1850 census of Fayette County:

"McCall, William 37, born in Tennessee

Jane 35, born in Tennessee

Margaret A. 13

Newton H. 10

Elizabeth F. 7

Julia A. 2"

GIBSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Duncan McCall was married June 20, 1835 to Mary Beckley, according to the records of Mt. Zion Church in Humbolt, Tennessee. Children born to Duncan McCall and Mary Beckley McCall are unknown.

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Elizabeth McCall was married December 9, 1835 to Jacob Reid, according to the records of Mt. Zion Church.

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Katy McCall was married to Nicholas Medlock April 7, 1818, according to records of Mt. Zion Church.

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James J. McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 1234, microfilm page 424 in the 1850 census of Gibson County:

"McCall, James J. 30, born in North Carolina

Matilda 23, born in Tennessee

James McCall 1"

They reappeared in the 1860 census of Gibson County, Household 137, microfilm page 266.

"McCall, J. J. 40, male

Matilda 33

James 12

Mary 8

William 7

Laura 5

Jackson 4"

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John McCall was married to Mary Ann Renfro January 2, 1827, according to Mt. Zion Church records. Of John McCall and Mary Ann Renfro McCall nothing more is known.

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Rebecca McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 255, microfilm page 281 in the 1850 census of Gibson County:

"McCall, Rebecca 60, born in North Carolina

Isabella 22, born in North Carolina"

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"W. McCall, male, age 37" was recorded in Household 147, microfilm page 271 in the 1860 census of Gibson County.

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William McCall was married October 17, 1816 to Rachel Ragan, according to records of Mt. Zion Church. Peter Ragan was the bondsman, and Andrew Hutchenson was a witness. Children born to William McCall and Rachel Ragan McCall are unknown.

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William McCall, Civil War veteran of the Seventh Tennessee Infantry Regiment living in Trenton, Tennessee, received Pension No. 14203. After his death his widow Lilie Dance McCall received Pension No. 7258.

GILES COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

M. McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Giles County, page 200, recorded as:

McCall, M. white male 30-40

white female 30-40

white male 20-30

white male 15-20

white male 5-10

white female 0-5

white male 0-5"

GREENE COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Robert McCall appeared on the 1783 tax list of Greene County.

HAMILTON COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Burton McCall, 22, was enumerated living alone in Household 71, microfilm page 140 in the 1860 census of Hamilton County.

HARDIN COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Alexander McCall was a resident of Hardin County "living on the Tennessee River" in 1843.

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Daniel M. McCall was born in North Carolina in 1812. He appeared as the head of Household 51-51 in the First Civil District in the 1850 census of Hardin County:

"McCall, Daniel M. 38, born in North Carolina, farmer

Marthena 21, born in Tennessee

Mary J. 2, born in Tennessee

John 1, born in Tennessee

Conker, Catherine 16, born in Tennessee"

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Hassli McCall was born in North Carolina in 1814. He was recorded as the head of a household in the Second Civil District of Hardin County:

"McCall, Hassli 36, born in North Carolina, boatman

Martha W. 26, born in Alabama

John A. 3, born in Tennessee

Columbus J. 1, born in Tennessee

Martin, Nancy 55, born in North Carolina

James E. 21, born in Tennessee, laborer"

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Hugh McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Hardin County, Tennessee, page 406.

He reappeared in the 1840 census of Hardin County, page 228 as the head of a household composed of:

"McCall, Hugh white male 50-60

white female 40-50

white male 20-30

white male 20-30

white male 15-20

white male 10-15

white male 40-50

white female 40-50

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Hugh McCall appeared as the head of Household 40, microfilm page 508, in the 1850 census of Hardin County:

"McCall, Hugh 36, born in North Carolina

Martha M. 26, born in Alabama

John A. 3

Columbus J. 1

Martin, Nancy 55

James E. 21"

Martha E. McCall was reported as the head of Household 3, microfilm page 285 in the 1860 census of Hardin County:

"McCall, Martha E. 28

William H. 9

James G. 6

George W. 4"

Some McCall children were located close by. "Columbia McCall, age 12" was enumerated in the 1860 census of Hardin County, Household 6, microfilm page 286. "Daniel W. McCall, age 3 and Matilda McCall, age 1" were enumerated in the 1860 census, living in Household 5, microfilm page 286. "James McCall, age 6" was recorded in the 1860 census, living in Household 2, microfilm page 284. John C. McCall, age 10" was reported in the 1860 census, living in Household 99, microfilm page 332.

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John McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Hardin County, Household 60, microfilm page 557:

"McCall, John 50, born in North Carolina

Jane 52, born on the Atlantic Ocean

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HAWKINS COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

J. W. S. McCall was recorded as head of Household 85, microfilm page 9 in the 1860 census of Hawkins County:

"McCall, J. W. S. 31, male

Sarah J. 20

Corrintha 1"

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Joseph McCall was recorded as the head of Household 128, microfilm page 888 in the 1850 census of Hawkins County:

"McCall, Joseph 41, born in Tennessee

Malinda 34, born in Tennessee

John 15

William 13

James 10

Zachariah 9

Andrew 5

Newman 2"

HENDERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

James McCall was enumerated in the 1840 census of Henderson County:

"McCall, James white male 50-60

white female 40-50

white female 20-30

white male 15-20

white female 15-20

white female 10-15"

He reappeared in the 1850 census of Henderson County, District 2 as Household 84-84:

"McCall, James 69, born in North Carolina

Nancy 60, born in North Carolina

Elizabeth 27, born in North Carolina

Minsey C. 20, born in Tennessee

Nancy ??, born in Tennessee"

Nancy McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 21, microfilm page 193 in the 1860 census of Henderson County:

" McCall, Nancy 70

Elizabeth 34"

HENRY COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

A. G. McCall was recorded as the head of Household 60, microfilm page 360 in the 1860 census of Henry County:

"McCall, A. G. 55

Ann 58

William S. 27"

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Alexander McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Henry County, page 36.

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James H. McCall was recorded as the head of Household 65, microfilm page 363 in the 1860 census of Henry County:

"McCall, James H. 28

Margaret W. 24

John 4

Samuel L. 2"

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John M. McCall appeared as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Henry County, page 40.

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Dr. John R. McCall, a dentist, was a resident of Paris, Tennessee in 1847, according to "Handbook of Texas." On March 25, 1852 he was a resident of Travis County, Texas when he received an assignment to the headright land claim of John H. Matthews for $100, according to Deed Book 3, page 198 of Jefferson County, Texas. On March 9, 1852 he received half interest in a league of land, 2,214 acres, the headright of John N. Dyches (D6/1.2), issued by the board of land commissioners of Jefferson County for $250, according to Jefferson County Deed Book 7, page 56. On February 11, 1857 he sold his interest in the Dyches headright, "same being unlocated," to Joseph W. Talbott for $340, according to Jefferson County Deed Book 7, page 57. The land was later located in Williamson County, Texas. John R. McCall gave a deed to Joseph W. Talbott February 11, 1857, according to Williamson County Deed Book 7, page 57. He gave a bond for title September 17, 1877 to Andrew Roacha, according to Williamson County Deed Book 18, page 765.

On December 29, 1857 he received a transfer of 640 acres, a headright from William M. Kincaid of Guadalupe County, Texas for $1, according to Jefferson County Deed Book 7, page 283. The headright had been issued by the board of land commissioners of Polk County, Texas.

Dr. John R. McCall was a minister in the Disciples of Christ and during the 1850s was manager of the City Hotel located at Congress and Pine in Austin. He gave a $100 bond September 17, 1877 to guarantee title to land sold to the heirs of Andrew Roacha, according to Williamson County Deed Book 18, page 765.

Children born to Dr. John R. McCall include:

John Dodd McCall born August 9, 1847

John Dodd McCall, son of Dr. John R. McCall, was born August 9, 1847. He was brought to Texas by his father in 1854. He attended school in Austin and then was graduated from Baylor University. He enlisted in Confederate service and participated in the Battle of Palmito Ranch near Brownsville, Texas May 13, 1865, the day which heard the last shot fired in the Civil War. The Confederates under Col. John S. Ford captured about 800 Federal soldiers and learned that Gen. Robert E. Lee had surrendered a month earlier on April 9.

John Dodd McCall received land in Williamson County deeded to him January 2, 1876 by America P. McCall, unidentified, but suggested as his mother, according to Williamson County Deed Book 18, page 58. She and E. H. Holman were defendants in Case No. 4454 in Travis County District County against Thomas J. Pilgrim, plaintiff December 16, 1875. The court decided in favor of the plaintiff, and they were required to pay "$351.71 in gold coin" in settlement.

John Dodd McCall deeded 350 acres on Battle Ground Creek located 12 miles east of Georgetown to C. L. Fowzer of Milam County for $875, according to Williamson County deed records. "John D. McCall" was married June 2, 1876 to "C. L. Fawzer," according to adjoining Williamson County Marriage Book 17, page 279.

He deeded 100 acres in the Kincaid survey on Brushy Creek, four miles west of Round Rock, Texas for $200 February 4, 1878, according to Williamson County Deed Book 19, page 349.

John Dodd McCall was State Comptroller of Public Accounts from 1887 until 1896. In this capacity he was the watchdog for the financing of the state capitol and for the elaborate transfer of land to the Capitol Syndicate [XIT (Ten in Texas) Ranch]. An article in November 15, 1888 edition of "The Texas News" published in Austin announced that back pay for the land surveyors was about to be paid.

"The men who surveyed the 3,000,000 acres conveyed to the Capitol Syndicate for building the new capitol will soon receive their pay. Comptroller John D. McCall said today that the treasury has received $27,500 for the sale of 50,000 acres of the public domain sold to pay the cost of surveying the capitol lands. He will therefore start issuing warrants to pay for the surveying done quite some time ago."

Following this he lived two years in San Antonio. He was elected mayor of Austin in 1897 and served two terms. He again served as State Comptroller in 1899. He suffered a stroke in 1906 and died in Austin June 21, 1909. He was a member of Disciples of Christ, Masonic Lodge and Knights of Pythias, a secret fraternal order founded in Washington in 1864.

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John McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Henry County, Household 93, microfilm page 265:

"McCall, John 35, born in South Carolina

Jane 30, born in Tennessee

Mahala 12

Mary 10

Green 8

Arena 6

Tennessee 4"

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T. C. McCall, a veteran of the Civil War, served in the Eighth Florida Cavalry Regiment. Later he lived in Henry County where he drew Pension No. 14641 for his services.

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William McCall was a land owner in Henry County in 1843.

JACKSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

John McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1820 census of Jackson County, living near Gainesboro, Tennessee:

"McCall, John white male 26-45

white female 16-26"

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H. L. McCall, a Civil War cavalry veteran and pensioner, lived in Jackson County about 1890.

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James McCall was recorded as the head of Household 29, microfilm page 209 in the 1860 census of Jackson County:

"McCall, James 33

Rebecca 30"

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William McCall, head of Household 906, microfilm page 601, was enumerated in the 1850 census of Jackson County:

"McCall, William 63

Emely 63

Polly 31

James 25"

JEFFERSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Cagal McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Jefferson County:

"McCall, Cagal white male 20-30

white female 15-20"

Nearby was the household of John McCall:

"McCall, John white male 20-30

white female 20-30

white male 10-15

white female 60-70

white female 20-30

white female 20-30"

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John A. McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census consisting of "one white male, 20-30."

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Ransom McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Jefferson County:

"McCall, Ransom 31, born in Tennessee

Mary 32, born in Arkansas

Elizabeth W. 17, born in Tennessee

William 13, born in Tennessee

Napoleon 13, born in Tennessee"

KNOX COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Andrew McCall appeared as the head of Household 646-279 in the 1850 census of Knox County:

"McCall, Andrew 60, born in Virginia

Samuel A. 29, born in Tennessee

Sally C. 27

William H. 24

John H. 22

Nancy C. 19

Ann E. 16"

His family reappeared in the 1860 census of Knox County, Household 158-266:

"McCall, Andrew 70

Nancy 27

Ann 24

John 30

Jane 30"

Alex McCall was mentioned in the Knox County court minutes from 1810 to 1817.

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Daniel McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 1627, microfilm page 414, in the 1850 census of Knox County:

"McCall, Daniel 37, born in Tennessee

Ann 32, born in Tennessee

Sarah C. 4

Margaret E. 1"

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Duncan McCall was recorded as the head of Household 502, microfilm page 259, in the 1850 census of Knox County:

"McCall, Duncan 45, born unknown

Parilla 39, born in Tennessee

Sarah 13

Hugh 12

Daniel 10

John 6

Cornelia 3"

The family reappeared in the 1860 census of Knox County, Household 7, microfilm page 240:

"McCall, Duncan 56

Polly 49

Phibbs, Thomas 28

Sarah 22

Mary 2

McCall, Hugh 21

Daniel 19

John 17

Cornelius 12"

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Hugh McCall was married April 22, 1825 to Jenny Putnam, according to Knox County marriage records. Of Hugh McCall and Jenny Putnam McCall nothing more is known.

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John McCall was mentioned in the Knox County court minutes from 1819 to 1820.

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John McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Knox County:

"McCall, John white male 20-30

white female 20-30

white female 5-10

white male 5-10

white female 5-10"

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John McCall, age 17, was enumerated in Household 5, microfilm page 239 in the 1860 census of Knox County.

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Peggy McCall was married December 30, 1824 to Alexander McBath, according to Knox County marriage records.

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Samuel McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 168, microfilm page 271 in the 1860 census of KNox County:

"McCall, Samuel 37

Eliza 37

William 7

Samuel 4

Andrew 1"

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William McCall was mentioned in the Knox County court minutes as a resident of the county in 1824 and 1826.

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William McCall was recorded as the head of Household 158, microfilm page 266 in the 1860 census of Knox County:

"McCall, William 30

Ratchel 30

Andrew 6

Joseph 4

John 3

Mary 1"

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William McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 78, microfilm page 90 in the 1860 census of Knox County.

"McCall, William 25

Martha 23"

MADISON COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Alex McCall was a land owner in Madison County in 1843.

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Anguish McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Madison County:

"McCall, Anguish white male 50-60

white female 50-60

white male 5-10

white female 5-10

white female 0-5"

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William McCall appeared in a list of voters in 1859 in Madison County.

He was recorded as the head of Household 82, microfilm page 102 in the 1860 census of Madison County:

"McCall, William 54

Frances 56"

MARSHALL COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

James J. McCall was recorded as the head of a household in 1860 census of Marshall County, Household 8, microfilm page 76:

"McCall, James J. 21

Mary 18"

Mildred M. McCall was also enumerated as the head of Household 8, microfilm page 76 in the 1860 census of Marshall County.

"McCall, Mildred M. 37

Sarah 16

James 12

Susan 10

Mahew 3"

MAURY COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Thomas McCall appeared in the 1811 tax list of Maury County.

MC MINN COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

John McCall was enumerated as the head of a household located near Athens, Tennessee:

"McCall, John white male 40-50

white female 30-40

white female 15-20

white male 15-20

white male 15-20

white female 0-5

white male 0-5"

MEIGS COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Alexander H. McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 738-809 in the 1850 census of Meigs County:

"McCall, Alexander H. 64, born in Ireland

Sarena 36, born in Tennessee

Margaret 11

Charles A. 10

William 9

Mary 8

Harriet 7

Sarah 5

Martha 4

Enoch C. L. 1"

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Vina McCall, widow of William McCall, Confederate veteran, was a Civil War pensioner, No. 4255, in Meigs County.

MONROE COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

John McCall lived near Honore, Tennessee in Monroe County in 1835. Robert Marshall was a neighbor.

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William McCall was married June 17, 1869 to Mary Hensley, according to Monroe County marriage records. Children born to William McCall and Mary Hensley McCall are unknown.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

John McCall, page 225, P. McCall, page 135 and W. T. McCall, page 135 were heads of households in the 1850 census of Montgomery County.

RHEA COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Alexander McCall was witness to a deed August 1, 1814, according to Rhea County Deed Book E, page 112 and Deed Book E, page 346. He was mentioned as a resident there April 22, 1816 in Deed Book E, page 90. He was mentioned as a resident "on the N. side of Tennessee River above the mouth of Piney River in 1877, according to Deed Book E, page 346. He paid taxes on 1,000 acres in Rhea County in 1819.

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Joseph McCall paid taxes on "one white poll" in Rhea County in 1819.

ROANE COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Parlina McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 1135, microfilm page 708 in the 1850 census of Roane County:

"McCall, Parlina 35, born in Tennessee

William E. 16, born in Tennessee

Candis 11

Samuel D. 9

Henry S. P. 6

Susan J. 3/12"

"Samuel D. McCall, 19 and Henry P. McCall 17" were reported in Household 11, microfilm page 107 in the 1860 census of Roane County.

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Waden McCall received a land grant in Roane County in 1808.

RUTHERFORD COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

J. G. McCall, "24, male," was enumerated in Household 7, microfilm page 158 in the 1860 census of Rutherford County.

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James McCall was enumerated in the 1840 census of Rutherford County with six family members and four slaves:

"McCall, James white male 60-70

white male 20-30

white male 20-30

white female 15-20

white male 10-15

white male 10-15"

SHELBY COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Henry McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Shelby County, Household 584, microfilm page 77:

"McCall, Henry 41, born in Tennessee

Hill, Ann 34, born in Louisiana

Edward 12

William H. 7"

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J. A. McCall was recorded as head of Household 101, microfilm page 51 in the 1860 census of Shelby County:

"Smith, J. A. 34, male

Almirah 42 female"

==0==

John McCall, page 207; Josiah McCall, page 207 and Neil McCall, page 200 were listed as heads of households in the 1840 census of Shelby County.

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Enumerated in the 1850 census of Shelby County were John McCall, page 77 and Thomas McCall, page 59.

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John McCall was married March 4, 1841 to Eliza Black, according to Shelby County marriage records. Children born to John McCall and Eliza Black McCall are unknown.

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Joseph McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Shelby County, Household 145, microfilm page 16:

"McCall, Joseph 35, born in North Carolina

Mira 35, born in North Carolina

Henry, Mary 25"

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Robert Franklin McCall was a Confederate soldier from Shelby County. His widow, Mary Elizabeth McCall drew widow's pension No. 2131.

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T. F. McCall, "37, male" was enumerated in Household 107, microfilm page 304 in the 1860 census of Shelby County.

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T. W. McCall of Shelby County was a veteran of the Eighteenth Mississippi Cavalry Regiment. He drew Confederate pension No. 14208.

SMITH COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

David McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1850 census of Smith County, Household 104, microfilm page 631:

"McCall, David 37, born in Tennessee

Rebecca 25, born in Tennessee

Joseph 8

David 6

Robert 4

Albert 7/12"

"Joseph McCall, age 20," was recorded in Household 122, microfilm page 362 in the 1860 census of Smith County.

The three youngest sons reappeared in the 1860 census of Smith County living in Household 120, microfilm page 361:

"McCall, David 17

Robert 14

Albert 10"

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Hugh S. McCall was recorded in Household 69, microfilm page 314 in the 1860 census of Smith County.

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John McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 114, microfilm page 633 in the 1850 census of Smith County:

"McCall, John 47, born in North Carolina

Creed 45, born in Virginia"

"John McCall, 56" was recorded as head of Household 124, microfilm page 363 in the 1860 census of Smith County:

"McCall, John 56

Fannie T. 20

T. A. 18"

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Lucy A. McCall, age 9, was enumerated in Household 112, microfilm page 357 in the 1860 census of Smith County.

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Martha E. McCall, age 12, and a one-month-old unnamed male infant were recorded in Household 5, microfilm page 366 in the 1860 census of Smith County.

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Mary E. McCall was recorded as the head of Household 113, microfilm page 633 in the 1850 census of Smith County:

"McCall, Mary E. 75, born in North Carolina

Joseph 35, born in Tennessee

Sarah 30

Mary 13

William 11

Henry 9

Thomas 7

Elizabeth 4

Joseph 2

Alexander 9"

"M. A. E. McCall, 86, female" appeared living along in the 1860 census of Smith County, Household 120, microfilm page 361.

Sarah McCall was recorded as the head of Household 113, microfilm page 357 in the 1860 census of Smith County:

"McCall, Sarah E. 40

William M. 20

Henry B. 18

Thomas 16

Elisabeth 14

Joseph 11"

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Rebecca W. McCall was recorded as the head of Household 565, microfirm page 504 in the 1850 census of Smith County:

"McCall, Rebecca W. 41, born in Kentucky

Hugh L. 14, born in Tennessee

James 10"

James T. McCall, "age 20" was enumerated in Household 68, microfilm page 313 in the 1860 census of Smith County.

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William McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 344, microfilm page 472 in the 1850 census of Smith County:

"McCall, William 25, born in North Carolina

Susan J. 21, born in North Carolina"

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William C. McCall was reported as the head of Household 68, microfilm page 313 in the 1860 census of Smith County:

"McCall, William C. 26

Mila E. 25

James L. 5

John S. 3

Dixon H. 1"

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William P. McCall appeared as the head of Household 2, microfilm page 265 in the 1860 census of Smith County:

"McCall, William P. 51

Martha 28

Ann Eliza 20

John A. 18

Charles S. 8

Clara E. 5

Lula 3"

SUMNER COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Albert McCall appeared as the head of Household 607-342 in the 1850 census of Sumner County:

"McCall, Albert 45, born in Tennessee

Ann 48, born in Mississippi

William 16"

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Alexander McCall was mentioned as the owner of 640 acres in a deed written January 10, 1801, according to Sumner County Deed Book 3, page 150.

"Alex McCall" headed a family in the 1830 census of Smith County which was created from Sumner County in 1799, page 96, composed of:

"McCall, Alex white male 50-60

white female 50-60

white male 30-40

white female 20-30

white male 20-30

white male 20-30

white male 15-20

white male 15-20

white male 10-15"

==0==

James McCall was the head of a household in the 1840 census of Sumner County, page 204.

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William McCall was bondsman for the wedding of Enos Vinson and Charity Baldridge July 22, 1812 in Sumner County. He was a witness for the marriage of Daniel Benthal and Franky Patton January 28, 1822. He was bondsman for the wedding of James McGowen and Mary Cartright May 23, 1827. William McCall was married in 1827 to Parthena Vinson, according to Sumner County marriage records. He was remarried November 25, 1830 to Delia Wood, according to Sumner County marriage records. Children of William McCall, Parthena Vinson McCall and Delia Wood McCall are unknown.

TIPTON COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

James R. McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 6, microfilm page 409 in the 1860 census of Tipton County:

"McCall, James R. 42

Mary A. 33

Sarah A. 13

Washington 10

Warren 9"

James R. McCall, 1819-1894, and Warren J. McCall, 1850-1913, were rectors of Trinity in the Fields Protestant Episcopal Church near Mason, Tennessee in Tipton County.

WASHINGTON COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Washington County, North Carolina was organized in 1776 and embraced land westward to the Mississippi River including all of present-day Tennessee. Henry McCall and Robert McCall were signors of a petition written about 1785 to the North Carolina legislature requesting a release of their territory from North Carolina and proposing that it be organized as the State of Franklin. Between 1790 and 1796 the territory was known as "Territory South of Ohio."

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Alexander McCall, age 30, was enumerated living alone in Household 62, microfim page 161 in the 1860 census of Washington County.

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Charles McCall was married October 6, 1827 to Cynthia Johnson, according to Washington County marriage records. Thomas Johnson was bondsman for Charles McCall and Cynthia Johnson McCall.

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John McCall paid taxes on 500 acres and one white poll in Washington County in 1814.

John McCall was married to Polly Martin March 13, 1817. Children born to John McCall and Polly Martin McCall are unknown.

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John McCall, who was married to Jenny Thompson, was a private with Pennsylvania Revolutionary troops. He wrote his will in 1821 and bequeathed "many acres of land, several pieces of nice furniture and was apparently a man of means," according to Mrs. Wallace E. Tilden of the Washington County Clerk's office. Children born to John McCall and Jenny Thompson McCall are unknown.

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John McCall was married to Elizabeth Kennedy March 28, 1829. Of John McCall and Elizabeth Kennedy McCall nothing more is known.

==0==

John A. McCaul was married May 22, 1839 to Elizabeth Boon, according to Washington County marriage records. P. Logan was bondsman for John A. McCaul and Elizabeth Boon McCaul.

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Joseph S. McCall was married October 29, 1834 to Malinda Craddock. Children born to Joseph S. McCall and Malinda Craddock McCall are unknown.

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Lycurgus McCall who was born December 19, 1814 in Washington County was married there January 26, 1837 to Emmeline M. Hartley, according to Mrs. Clyde Lynch of Franklin, Tennessee. Lycurgus McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1840 census of Warren County, Tennessee. Of Lycurgus and Emmeline M. Hartley McCall nothing more is known.

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Mary Jane McCall was married to Daniel Horton September 7, 1838 in Washington County.

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Peggy McCall was married January 22, 1811 to John Blair in Washington County.

==0==

Robert McCall who received a North Carolina land grant in Tennessee appeared as a taxpayer in Washington County in 1810.

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Robert McCall was married to Jemima Wilson December 26, 1815, according to "Marriage Records of Washington County, Tennessee, 1787-1840." by Marion Day Mullins and Norma Rutledge Grammer. Children born to Robert McCall and Jemima Wilson McCall are unknown.

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Robert B. McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 55, microfilm page 211 in the 1850 census of Washington County:

"McCall, Robert B. 29, born in Tennessee

David D. 23, born in Tennessee

Millbern, Hannah E. 21

Marcus F. M. L. 2

Rolston, Jemima 50

"R. B. McCall" reappeared as the head of Household 120, microfilm page 127 in the 1860 census of Washington County:

"McCall, R. B. 39

Sarah 24

Melvill V. 5"

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Robert Stewart McCall was born at Leesburg, Tennessee in Washington County September 2, 1815, according to Charles L. Cartwright, a descendant, who in 1973 lived at 4512 Texas, Bellaire, Texas. He was married September 20, 1838 to Eliza Haworth who was born May 1, 1821 at Greeneville, Tennessee in adjoining Greene County. He became a medical doctor. In 1847 they lived in Adams County, Illinois. She died October 6, 1886 near Hannibal, Missouri in Marion County, and he died there February 19, 1888.

Children born to Robert Stewart McCall and Eliza Haworth McCall include:

Maggie McCall born about 1840

Mary McCall born about 1843

Sarah Ruth McCall born August 29, 1847

John McCall born about 1850

Fannie Eliza McCall born November 1, 1852

Emma McCall born about 1856

Newton Henry McCall born about 1859

William McCall born about 1861

Ida McCall born about 1864

Sarah Ruth McCall, daughter of Dr. Robert Stewart McCall and Eliza Haworth McCall, was born August 29, 1847 at Camp Point, Illinois in Adams County. She was married July 4, 1875 to Norman Wesley Eakle. He was born in Baltimore County, Maryland October 21, 1845. She died January 6, 1892 in Amarillo, Texas, and he died there December 24, 1901. Four children were born to them.

John McCall, son of Dr. Robert Stewart McCall and Eliza Haworth McCall, was born about 1850. He became a medical doctor.

Fannie Eliza McCall, daughter of Dr. Robert Stewart McCall and Eliza Haworth McCall, was born November 1, 1852. She was married about 1887 to Benjamin Smiley as his second wife. He died January 31, 1906, and she died May 16, 1948. Three children were born to them.

Newton Henry McCall, son of Dr. Robert Stewart McCall and Eliza Haworth McCall, was born about 1859. He was married about 1884 to Nellie White. Three children were born to Newton Henry McCall and Nellie White McCall:

Gertrude McCall born about 1886

Stuart McCall born about 1889

Olive McCall born about 1892

William McCall, son of Dr. Robert Stewart McCall and Eliza Haworth McCall, was born about 1861. He was married about 1885 to Ada Blachley. A son, Harry McCall, was born to Ada Blachley McCall about 1888.

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Rufus A. McCall was married March 26, 1846 to Adeline J. Andrews, according to Washington County marriage records. Rufus A. McCall and Adeline J. Andrews McCall were enumerated as the heads of Household 523, microfilm page 553 in the 1850 census of Williamson County:

"McCall, Rufus A. 28, born in Tennessee

Alice J. 23, born in Tennessee

Wm. J. 4

Margaret F. 2

Mark L. 1/12"

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Sarah McCall was married August 1, 1832 to Nathaniel Sands, according to Washington County marriage records.

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Smith G. McCall was married November 4, 1831 to Cynthia Skillington according to Washington County marriage records. John A. Skillington was bondsman for Smith G. McCall and Cynthia Skillington McCall.

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Thomas McCall was married September 16, 1824 to Fanny Rutledge, according to Washington County marriage records. Jacob Cahoon was bondsman for Thomas McCall and Fanny Rutledge McCall.

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Willie McCall was married February 13, 1820 to Anna Christie, according to Washington County marriage records. William Glover was bondsman for Willie McCall and Anna Christie McCall.

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William McCall and Thency Shields were married August 16, 1806. Of William McCall and Thency Shields McCall nothing more is known.

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William McCall, Sr. paid taxes on one white poll in 1819 in Washington County.

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William McCall paid taxes on one white poll in Washington County in 1814.

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William McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 68, microfilm page 212 in the 1850 census of Washington County:

"McCall, William 70, born in Tennessee

David 24, born in Tennessee

Martha 25

Elizabeth 19

Jemima E. 1"

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William N. McCall was recorded as the head of Household 2017, microfilm page 485 in the 1850 census of Washington County:

"McCall, William N. 33, born in Tennessee

Japat S. 21, born in Tennessee

Robert F. 4

Amanda L. 2

James K. 4/12"

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Z. N. McCall was married to E. Hodge September 16, 1839, according to Washington County marriage records. Children born to Z. N. McCall and E. Hodge McCall are unknown.

WAYNE COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

John McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 980-991 in the 1850 census of Wayne County, 9th District:

"McCall, John 22, born in Tennessee, married within the year

Elizabeth 18, born in Tennessee, married within the year

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A McCall family cemetery is located on Highway 13 between Waynesboro and Collinswood, Tennessee, according to Mrs. Charles Gallaher who in 1973 was Wayne County Historian.

WEAKLEY COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

A. H. McCall and his wife were enumerated as heads of Household 229, microfilm page 449 in the 1860 census of Weakley County:

"McCall, A. H. 24

Parilee 19

John H. 1

Drew, Richard 15"

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M. McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 115, microfilm page 802 in the 1850 census of Weakley County:

"McCall, M. 60, born in North Carolina

Robert 25, born in North Carolina

Hornback 20"

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R. C. McCall was recorded as the head of Household 229, microfilm page 449 in the 1860 census of Weakley County:

"McCall, R. C. 26, male

Parthena 22

Mary A. 7

Parthena J. 5

Holland 3, female"

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S. McCall was recorded as the head of Household 46, microfilm page 793 in the 1850 census of Weakley County:

"McCall, S. 23, born in Alabama

Martha 24, born in Alabama

William 5

Mary 2"

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Samuel McCall was reported to be the head of Household 228, microfilm page 228 in the 1860 census of Weakley County:

"McCall, Samuel 30

Martha 28

James 15

Jane 11

Mary 13

John 7

Martha A. 4

Susan 3"

WILLIAMSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE====

Catherine McCall was enumerated as the head of a household in the 1830 census of Tennessee, page 231:

"McCall, Catherine white female 60-70

white female 30-40

white male 20-30

white female 20-30

white male 15-20

white male 10-15

white female 10-15

white male 10-15"

Adjoining was the household of Charles McCall, page 231:

McCall, Charles white male 20-30

white female 20-30

white female 0-5"

The household of Charles S. McCall reappeared in the 1850 census of Williamson County, Household 497:

"McCall, Charles S. 45, born in Tennessee

Eliza 54, born in Tennessee

Caroline 30

McMillan, Elizabeth C. 20

McCall, Sarah C. 16

Cynthia A. 14

Thomas F. 12

Susan A. 10

Jackson, Benjamin 35"

"Charles McCall, age 52" was enumerated in the 1860 census of Williamson County living alone in Household 132, microfilm page 170.

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J. A. McCall was enumerated as the head of Household 651 in the 1850 census of Williamson County:

"McCall, J. A. 36, born in North Carolina

E. 30, born in North Carolina

J. J. 10

M. 8

J. 5

B. F. 5

E. 3

McCall, J. 70

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L. McCall appeared as the head of Household 599, microfilm page 465 in the 1850 census of Williamson County:

"McCall L. 35, born in Tennessee

E. 32, born in Tennessee

S. 12

R. 10

L. 8

M. 6

R. 1"

The family reappeared in the 1860 census of Williamson County, Household 150, microfilm page 179:

"McCall, Licurgus 45

Emeline 43

L. H. 22, male

William 18

Marsinda 13

Robert 10

Tennessee 3

Virginia 1

Hartley, Susan 18

Bagbey, John 23"

L. H. "Hart" McCall "cut his throat with a pocket knife" and died December 25, 1883, according to Williamson County records. He lived in District 22 of the county.

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R. J. McCall, male age 5, and S. J. McCall, female age 5 appeared in Household 126, microfilm page 243 in the 1860 census of Williamson County.

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Richard A. McCall was recorded as the head of Household 134, microfilm page 171 in the 1860 census of Williamson County:

"McCall, Richard A. 38

Allice 35

William 14

Margarett 12

Mack 10

Rufus 8

James 6

Eliza 4"

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Robert F. McCall was recorded as the head of Household 135, microfilm page 172 in the 1860 census of Williamson County:

"McCall, Robert F. 32

Mary E. 18

Joseph B. 15"

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A second Robert F. McCall, age 16, was recorded in Household 145, microfilm page 177 in the 1860 census of Williamson County.

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Willie McCall also appeared as the head of a household, page 231 in the 1830 census of Williamson County:

"McCall, Willie white male 30-40

white female 20-30

white female 5-10

white male 5-10

white female 5-10

white female 0-5

white male 0-5

white female 0-5"

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Arlee Gowen 806/795-8758, 795-9694

5708 Gary Avenue

Lubbock, Texas, 79413 MCCALLMS.032, 09/22/88

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