Person:Samuel Calhoun (3)

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Husband: Samuel CALHOON (C450)

Married: ABT 1778 at: Pa

  Died: 4 SEP 1847       at: Mahoning Co., Ohio  
Father:Samuel CALHOON
Mother:Mary CLENDENNIN
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  Died: AFT 1840         at: Mahoning Co., Ohio  
Father:Alexander THOMPSON
Mother:Elizabeth EDMONSTON
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  Born: 10 OCT 1779      at: Pennsylvania  

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  Died: 5 OCT 1833       at: Trumbull Co., Ohio  

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  Born: 14 JUN 1786      at: Pennsylvania  

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  Died: 6 MAY 1833       at: Ashland Co., Ohio  

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  Born: 4 MAR 1788       at: Pennsylvania  

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  Born: 27 MAY 1791      at: Pennsylvania  

Married: 19 JUN 1815 at: Hancock Co., Virginia (now West Virgini

  Died: 14 AUG 1869      at: Sullivan Co., Missouri  

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  Born: 11 FEB 1792      at: Pennsylvania  

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  Born: 20 DEC 1795      at: Pennsylvania  

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  Died: 1885             at: Ohio  

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  Born: 23 APR 1801      at: Pennsylvania  

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  Died: 25 OCT 1848      at: Mercer Co., Pennsylvania  

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BAPTISM: 1st Reformed Presbyterian Church, Cumberland County, PA

RESIDENCE: Moved to Ohio in 1802, was first settler in Jackson Twp., then Trumbull now Mahoning County, OH. He located on the south line of the township in 1803, lived there the rest of his life. Previously lived in Cumberland County, PA, Allegheny County, PA, Beaver County, PA, then Trumbull County, OH (now Mahoning County) (North Jackson).

LAND: Index to property deeds of Trumbull County, OH: Vol. F, #152: Samuel Calhoun of Youngstown to Isaac Kimble of the same place, deed 3 December 1803. Vol. U, #207: Samuel Calhoon, Sr. and Nancy of Jackson, OH to Andrew Calhoon of Jackson (Nancy signs as Agness). Vol. I, #270: Samuel Calhoon of Beaver County, PA deed to land in Youngstown 3 June 1806. Vol. V, #357: Samuel Calhoun and Nancy to Mathew Woods Calhoun, all of Jackson, land in Jackson. Signed Agness; witnessed by Esther Calhoun 6 September 1825. Vol. W, #50: Samuel and Nancy Calhoon, Sr. of Jackson to Samuel Calhoon, Jr., witnessed by Mathew W. Calhoon, early 1820's. Vol. Z, #170: Mathew M. Calhoon and Mary to Andrew Calhoon (ca. 1830).

TAX LISTS: 1803 Trumbull Co., OH 1804 Jackson Twp., Trumbull Co., OH 1806 Trumbull Co., OH

POLL BOOK: Samuel was in poll book of registered voters of the southern part of Trumbull County, OH in October 1802

MILITARY SERVICE: Volunteered in September or October, 1776. Private in regiment commanded by Capt. John Work(?), company commanded by Col. Worth for seven months. Joined Col. Watt's regiment, marched to Billing's Fort and then to Trenton, NJ, was in Battle of Trenton, morning of 26 December 1776, remained at Trenton a short time, returned to Philadelphia, discharged after term of three months. Drafted in August or September of 1777, under Capt. John Lamb of E. Pennsborough Twp., Cumberland County, PA. Marched to Philadephia when it was in possession of the British and was in Col. David Bell's regiment, Gen. James Potter commanded the division. Was in two months and was discharged near Valley Forge and returned home. Drafted 1778 in Sept. or Oct, Capt. Ara Hill's company (Capt. Hill lived in Carlisle), regiment commanded by Col. David Bell and Samuel Lyon, marched to "New Purchase" in the fork of the Susquehannah above Northumberland near Freeland's Fort on McClung's Bottom where Capt. Boon and Doherty and thirty men were massacered by the Indians and remained there two months. Discharged, returned to E. Pennsborough in Cumberland County, PA. He signed this declaration: "Samuel Calhoon". Had a family Bible in which his birth was recorded.

Revolutionary War pension application 1 October 1832: certified that he lived 45 years in Mahoning County, OH. Previous residence: Beaver County, PA. Pension #7812, the past pension payment was made for the period from March to September, 1847 to Joseph Coit, attorney for Samuel Calhoun on 10 September 1847.

Pensioners' List of 1840, Jackson Twp., Trumbull, OH--age 8

BURIAL: Covenanter Cemetery, North Jackson, Mahoning, OH

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2. ↑ Letter from Dr. J. C. Calhoun () to,; held by Western Reserve Historical Society (Cleveland, OH)..

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3.   Letter from Dr. J. C. Calhoun () to,; held by Western Reserve Historical Society (Cleveland, OH)..

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4. ↑ Gladys Mix, Letter from Gladys Mix.

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5. ↑ , 1820 U. S. Census,,; www.ancestry.com..

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