Wife of Capt Thomas Calloway b 1800
Married ca 1725
May be sister of James Baker, first man to hold title to land in Ashe Cty NC
Buried with her husband near their home.
∼Wife of FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR SOLDIER & REVOLUTIONARY WAR PATRIOT CAPT.THOMAS CALLAWAY
According to the Draper Manuscripts Mary Baker was the aunt of Rev. Andrew Baker, a Chaplain in the Revolutionary War, during which time he resided in Montgomery County, Virginia
He was a Baptist Minister.
Children of Capt. Thomas CALLAWAY and Mary BAKER were:
i. Charles CALLAWAY married _____ _____. He was born before 1746. He died after 1810 in Burke County, North Carolina.
ii. James CALLAWAY was born before 1746. He died before 1810.
iii. Richard CALLAWAY was born before 1746. He died on 5 Mar 1819 in Ashe County, North Carolina. He had no children.
iv. Elizabeth CALLAWAY married _____ _____. She died after 1808 in South Carolina or Georgia. It is not certain that her name was Elizabeth.
v. Thomas CALLAWAY Jr., born 1753 in Halifax County, Virginia; married Jude Ann _____.
vi. William CALLAWAY was born before 1755. He died after 1800. He appears to have moved to South Carolina by 1790.11
+ 16.
vii. Joseph CALLAWAY, born after 1755; married Polly BARRETT.
viii. Frances CALLAWAY, born circa 1758 in Halifax County, Virginia.---Allie Nelson
Married ca 1725
May be sister of James Baker, first man to hold title to land in Ashe Cty NC
Buried with her husband near their home.
∼Wife of FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR SOLDIER & REVOLUTIONARY WAR PATRIOT CAPT.THOMAS CALLAWAY
According to the Draper Manuscripts Mary Baker was the aunt of Rev. Andrew Baker, a Chaplain in the Revolutionary War, during which time he resided in Montgomery County, Virginia
He was a Baptist Minister.
Children of Capt. Thomas CALLAWAY and Mary BAKER were:
i. Charles CALLAWAY married _____ _____. He was born before 1746. He died after 1810 in Burke County, North Carolina.
ii. James CALLAWAY was born before 1746. He died before 1810.
iii. Richard CALLAWAY was born before 1746. He died on 5 Mar 1819 in Ashe County, North Carolina. He had no children.
iv. Elizabeth CALLAWAY married _____ _____. She died after 1808 in South Carolina or Georgia. It is not certain that her name was Elizabeth.
v. Thomas CALLAWAY Jr., born 1753 in Halifax County, Virginia; married Jude Ann _____.
vi. William CALLAWAY was born before 1755. He died after 1800. He appears to have moved to South Carolina by 1790.11
+ 16.
vii. Joseph CALLAWAY, born after 1755; married Polly BARRETT.
viii. Frances CALLAWAY, born circa 1758 in Halifax County, Virginia.---Allie Nelson
Wife of Capt Thomas Calloway b 1800
Married ca 1725
May be sister of James Baker, first man to hold title to land in Ashe Cty NC
Buried with her husband near their home.
∼Wife of FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR SOLDIER & REVOLUTIONARY WAR PATRIOT CAPT.THOMAS CALLAWAY
According to the Draper Manuscripts Mary Baker was the aunt of Rev. Andrew Baker, a Chaplain in the Revolutionary War, during which time he resided in Montgomery County, Virginia
He was a Baptist Minister.
Children of Capt. Thomas CALLAWAY and Mary BAKER were:
i. Charles CALLAWAY married _____ _____. He was born before 1746. He died after 1810 in Burke County, North Carolina.
ii. James CALLAWAY was born before 1746. He died before 1810.
iii. Richard CALLAWAY was born before 1746. He died on 5 Mar 1819 in Ashe County, North Carolina. He had no children.
iv. Elizabeth CALLAWAY married _____ _____. She died after 1808 in South Carolina or Georgia. It is not certain that her name was Elizabeth.
v. Thomas CALLAWAY Jr., born 1753 in Halifax County, Virginia; married Jude Ann _____.
vi. William CALLAWAY was born before 1755. He died after 1800. He appears to have moved to South Carolina by 1790.11
+ 16.
vii. Joseph CALLAWAY, born after 1755; married Polly BARRETT.
viii. Frances CALLAWAY, born circa 1758 in Halifax County, Virginia.---Allie Nelson
Married ca 1725
May be sister of James Baker, first man to hold title to land in Ashe Cty NC
Buried with her husband near their home.
∼Wife of FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR SOLDIER & REVOLUTIONARY WAR PATRIOT CAPT.THOMAS CALLAWAY
According to the Draper Manuscripts Mary Baker was the aunt of Rev. Andrew Baker, a Chaplain in the Revolutionary War, during which time he resided in Montgomery County, Virginia
He was a Baptist Minister.
Children of Capt. Thomas CALLAWAY and Mary BAKER were:
i. Charles CALLAWAY married _____ _____. He was born before 1746. He died after 1810 in Burke County, North Carolina.
ii. James CALLAWAY was born before 1746. He died before 1810.
iii. Richard CALLAWAY was born before 1746. He died on 5 Mar 1819 in Ashe County, North Carolina. He had no children.
iv. Elizabeth CALLAWAY married _____ _____. She died after 1808 in South Carolina or Georgia. It is not certain that her name was Elizabeth.
v. Thomas CALLAWAY Jr., born 1753 in Halifax County, Virginia; married Jude Ann _____.
vi. William CALLAWAY was born before 1755. He died after 1800. He appears to have moved to South Carolina by 1790.11
+ 16.
vii. Joseph CALLAWAY, born after 1755; married Polly BARRETT.
viii. Frances CALLAWAY, born circa 1758 in Halifax County, Virginia.---Allie Nelson
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