Person:William Calhoun (16)

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William Calhoun
b.1725
m. Abt 1715
  1. Mary CalhounAbt 1715 -
  2. James Calhoun1716 - 1760
  3. Jean CalhounEst 1718 -
  4. Ezekiel Calhoun1720 - Abt 1762
  5. William Calhoun1725 - Bef 1794
  6. Patrick Calhoun1726/27 - 1796
m. 19 Oct 1749
  1. Joseph Calhoun1750 - 1817
  2. Catherine Calhoun1753 - 1760
  3. Anne Calhoun1755 - 1830
  4. Mary Calhoun1757 -
  5. Patrick Calhoun1760 - 1776
  6. Rachel Calhoun1762 -
  7. Esther Calhoun1765 - 1844
  8. William Calhoun1768 -
  9. Ezekiel Calhoun1770 -
  10. Agnes (Nancy) Calhoun1773 -
  11. Alexander Calhoun1776 -
Facts and Events
Name[1] William Calhoun
Gender Male
Birth? 1725
Alt Birth? 1725 County Donegal, Ireland
Marriage 19 Oct 1749 Augusta County, Virginiato Agnes 'Nancy' Long
Residence[1] 1756 Moved to South Carolina
Death? Bef 1794 Abbeville, South Carolina

William Calhoun was one of the Early Settlers of Augusta County, Virginia

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Records in Augusta County, VA

From Chalkley’s Augusta County Records:

  • Vol. 2 - CIRCUIT COURT CAUSES ENDED. - Peter Brinkley of Wythe vs. John Vance--O. S. 5; N. S. 2--3rd June 1752, John Vance sold to Ro. Miller a tract of land now in Wythe, formerly Augusta, on Wm. Calhoun's Meadow Run, a branch of Reed Creek. Robert died intestate leaving Robert his heir at law. Robert Jr. on 9th March, 1784 sold to Walter Beaty, who on 2nd of December, 1785, sold to orator. John Vance is dead & a certain Jacob Vance, who lives out of the State is heir at law. Walter Beaty also resides out of the State. Bill filed 29th December, 1794. Answer of Robert Miller 1st April, 1796. Walter Beatey married his sister. Jacob Vance lives in forks of Saluda River, So. Carolina.
  • Page 451.--15th November, 1752. Mary Noble's bond as administatrix c. t. a. of John Noble, with sureties Will Callhoun, Patrick Callhoun.
  • Page 463.--10th June, 1752. John Noble's will. Wife, Mary. Son, Alexander. Land at Cripple Creek, at Big Spring. Son, James; son, Patrick; son, Ezekiel (infant). Daughter, Jean. Executors, wife, Mary, and testator's brother, James Callhoun. Teste: Wm., Patrick, Agnes Callhoun. Proved, 16th November, 1752, by Wm. and Patrick Callhoun, and executors qualified with sureties Wm. and Pat. Callhoun.
  • Page 480.--16th January, 1753. John Noble's appraisement, by Robt. Norris, Saml. Montgomery, John Montgomery. Note of John McFarland, Joseph Crockett, Robert Allcorn, John Hatthorn, James and John Miller, James Callhoun, Nathaniel Welshar, Wm. Montgomery, Wm. Callhoun. To butter money, cash. Philip Snider's bond. Due John McFarland for 106 acres land at £5 per 100. Due to the remainder of land. William Callhoun, Widow Lukes.
  • Page 438.--9th August, 1754. James Patton to James Willey, £87, 2,050 acres on a branch of Woods River called Criple Creek. Teste: Alexander Noble, William and Patrick Callhoun.
  • Page 210.--11th September, 1757. Joseph Long's will--To son Samuel, tract at the Welch cabins; to son Henry, tract near place called Billar Spring; to son Joseph, infant, tract where testator lives; to son John, tract at the Big Spring known as Island Ford. (All these tracts now are in one, and these are appointed to divide, viz: Richard Woods, John Hannah, James Beats, James Alexander); to wife Anna; to daughter Agness Cohoun, 5 shillings; to daughter Gennet Long; to daughters Gennet, Elizabeth, Ann, Ruth. Executors, wife Anne and son Henry. Teste: John Long, Wm. Long, Thos. Stewart, James Alexander. Proved, 16th November, 1757, by Wm. and Jno. Long, and James Alexander. Henry Long refuses to execute. Ann qualifies with Richard Woods, Robert Young, Alex. Ritchey. (Note: Joseph Long was the father-in-law of William Calhoun).

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Family Group


Husband William Calhoun

Born: 1725          - County Donegal, Ireland
Marr: 19 OCT 1749   - Augusta County, Virginia  
Died: BEF. 1794     - Abbeville, South Carolina

Father: James Patrick Calhoun Mother: Catherine Montgomery Other Spouses:


Wife

Agnes Long

Born:               - Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 
Died:               -   

Father: Joseph Long Mother: Anne Crockett Other Spouses:


Children

Joseph Calhoun

Born: 22 OCT 1750   - Augusta County, Virginia
Died: 14 APR 1817   - 

Catherine Calhoun
Born: 4 FEB 1753    - Augusta County, Virginia
Died: 1 FEB 1760    - Indian massacre on Long Cane Creek, S.C.

Anne Calhoun
Born: 18 MAY 1755   - Augusta County, Virginia
Marr:      - Isaac Matthews
Died: 19 DEC 1830   - 

Mary Calhoun
Born: 1 NOV 1757    - South Carolina
Died:               - 

Patrick Calhoun
Born: 18 FEB 1760   - Long Cane, Abbeville Dist., S. Carolina
Died: 26 JUN 1776   - on expedition to Cherokee country

Rachel Calhoun
Born: 19 SEP 1762   - Long Cane, Abbeville Dist., S. Carolina 
Died:               - 

Esther Calhoun
Born: 30 SEP 1765   - Abbeville County, South Carolina
Marr:     (multiple spouses) - William Love
Died: 2 MAR 1844    - Crittenden County, Kentucky

William Calhoun
Born: 5 APR 1768    - Abbeville County, South Carolina
Died:               - 

Ezekiel Calhoun
Born: 27 NOV 1770   - Abbeville County, South Carolina
Died:               - 

Agnes (Nancy) Calhoun
Born: 29 AUG 1773   - Abbeville County, South Carolina
Died:               - 

Alexander Calhoun
Born: 21 DEC 1776   - Abbeville County, South Carolina
Died:               -
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 South Carolina Historical Society, editor. South Carolina genealogies, Vol. I, Alston-Colcock. (Spartanburg, South Carolina: The Reprint Company, 1983.)
    251.