Person:William Calhoun (26)

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

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Will Abstract

Page 10; Will of William Calhoun, written March 6, 1791

Names Wife Elizabeth; Children: William, Andrew, Mark, Isbell and Anne, Elizabeth, James. (Mark, Isbell, Anne and James underage).

Exec. Elizabeth and Andrew Calhoun.

Witnesses: William Davis, Robert Davis, James Davis and Thomas Crow.

Proven: June 15, 1791.

[Wythe County, Virginia, will books 1-2, 1790-1822, pg. 1].

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 Find A Grave.

   William Calhoun
   Birth 1730
   Death 1791 (aged 60–61)
   Wythe County, Virginia, USA
   
   https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/143106697/william-calhoun

2.   Wikitree.com.

   William Calhoun (1730 - abt. 1791)
   Born 1730 in Burndennet, Ireland
   Son of Andrew Calhoun and _______
   Brother of Andrew Calhoun Jr, Margaret Calhoun, Robert Calhoun, John Calhoun, James Calhoun, Catherine Calhoun and Hugh Calhoun
   Husband of Elizabeth Barbara (Spahr) Calhoun — married
   
   Father of William Calhoun II, Andrew Calhoun, Elizabeth (Calhoun) Smythe, Isabell (Calhoun) Bonham, James Calhoun, Ann Calhoun and Marcus Stuart Calhoun
   Died about Jun 1791 in Wythe, Virginia, United States
   
   William Calhoun lived and died on the middle Fork of the Holston River in Wythe County VA. The records indicate where all of his children settled except Annie, all but two of the settled in South West Old Virginia. James Calhoun migrated to Obion County Tenn. On Sept 20, 1810 James Calhoun of Obion County TN deeded 150 acres of land to his brother Mark Calhoun, this deed recorded in book 5 page 356 Wythe County VA. This would show James to be in Obion County TN on this date. William Calhoun Jr (II) son of our William were both veterans of the American Revolution and their services are document in the records of the SAR. William Jr "brother to James" after the revolution also settled in Obion Co TN or Fulton Co KY, recorded in Revolutionary War Pensions, National Genealogical Society" as claim # S-2113.
   
   https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Calhoun-1027
   
   Note: this wikitree submission claims that William Calhoun was a son of Andrew Calhoun, but lists no records to prove this relationship. Additional research and sources needed.