Littleton Lee was the son of Littleton Madison and Martha (Wood) Callihan. When he was 29 years old, he came to Texas to work and met Fannie. He married Frances Adelia "Fannie" Bolton in Caldwell Co. on Sept. 25, 1894.
Together they had eight children. They were: Margaret Howell (Callihan) Perry, Littleton Madison Callihan, Fannie Lee (Callihan) Thigpen, Mattie Wood (Callihan) Landry, Pauline Callihan, Katie Irene (Callihan) Roach, Ruth Violet (Callihan) [Eiband] Rodgers, Richard Matthew Callihan.
He and his brothers were skilled carpenters and cabinetmakers. He built the Mcneil school.
Littleton died of Typhoid Fever.
Together they had eight children. They were: Margaret Howell (Callihan) Perry, Littleton Madison Callihan, Fannie Lee (Callihan) Thigpen, Mattie Wood (Callihan) Landry, Pauline Callihan, Katie Irene (Callihan) Roach, Ruth Violet (Callihan) [Eiband] Rodgers, Richard Matthew Callihan.
He and his brothers were skilled carpenters and cabinetmakers. He built the Mcneil school.
Littleton died of Typhoid Fever.
Littleton Lee was the son of Littleton Madison and Martha (Wood) Callihan. When he was 29 years old, he came to Texas to work and met Fannie. He married Frances Adelia "Fannie" Bolton in Caldwell Co. on Sept. 25, 1894.
Together they had eight children. They were: Margaret Howell (Callihan) Perry, Littleton Madison Callihan, Fannie Lee (Callihan) Thigpen, Mattie Wood (Callihan) Landry, Pauline Callihan, Katie Irene (Callihan) Roach, Ruth Violet (Callihan) [Eiband] Rodgers, Richard Matthew Callihan.
He and his brothers were skilled carpenters and cabinetmakers. He built the Mcneil school.
Littleton died of Typhoid Fever.
Together they had eight children. They were: Margaret Howell (Callihan) Perry, Littleton Madison Callihan, Fannie Lee (Callihan) Thigpen, Mattie Wood (Callihan) Landry, Pauline Callihan, Katie Irene (Callihan) Roach, Ruth Violet (Callihan) [Eiband] Rodgers, Richard Matthew Callihan.
He and his brothers were skilled carpenters and cabinetmakers. He built the Mcneil school.
Littleton died of Typhoid Fever.
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