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
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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:
Householder County Page Township
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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:
Householder County Page Township
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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:
Householder County Page Township
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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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