| (200) William Chase Sat, 13 April 2019 12:46:03 +0000 |
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Enjoyed reading through the site. Mother's maiden name is Caldwell, descended from William Dwight Caldwell.
| (199) Jenny Caldwell Thu, 11 April 2019 19:07:04 +0000 |
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Hi,
I'm looking for information about John Caldwell, born somewhere in PA in 1800. He moved to Ross, County, Ohio sometime before 1918, when he married Sarah McFarland. They had 3 children that I know of - Malinda in 1821, Katherine in 1825, and and my great-grandfather Samuel in 1833. I believe John died in 1843 in Ross County, Ohio, but I have been unable to confirm that.
I'm searching for information on John's parents, siblings, birthplace, etc.
Does anyone here have any information about him?
Best regards,
Jenny Caldwell
I'm looking for information about John Caldwell, born somewhere in PA in 1800. He moved to Ross, County, Ohio sometime before 1918, when he married Sarah McFarland. They had 3 children that I know of - Malinda in 1821, Katherine in 1825, and and my great-grandfather Samuel in 1833. I believe John died in 1843 in Ross County, Ohio, but I have been unable to confirm that.
I'm searching for information on John's parents, siblings, birthplace, etc.
Does anyone here have any information about him?
Best regards,
Jenny Caldwell
| (198) Robert e caldwell jr Sun, 24 March 2019 13:42:30 +0000 |
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Enjoy reading the site! I was born and raised in Memphis Tn. My grandfather was John Caldwell in Milan TN. I now live in Colorado with my two boys, West William Caldwell and Levi Edward Caldwell.
| (197) raju Sun, 10 March 2019 04:46:32 +0000 |
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| (196) a moore Sun, 3 March 2019 17:03:26 +0000 |
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Looking for any information on CHILDREN of Elizabeth Caldwell Moore (b. 1684) and her husband James Moore. Elizabeth was a sister of John Finley Caldwell. She and James came across from Ireland with John on the "Eagle's Wing" to Newcastle, DE in 1727.
| (195) Melodie Wood Sat, 2 February 2019 17:57:21 +0000 |
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Robert Caldwell b. 1775, d. b4 1857 married to Mary Cochran. Looking for Robert's parents
| (194) ellen Sun, 30 December 2018 22:14:30 +0000 |
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The family tree you have for William Caldwell --Father (Joseph Alexander (1657) Mother Jane McGhee under William you have living there is no way his children are still alive. The Alexander Richey married to Jane Caldwell (1688-1785) is spelled Richey not Ritchey--Alexander came to America with Jane and her brother amongst other in 1727 via Delaware> Pennsylvania>Virginia --They migrated to Virginia after the Scots-Irish wrote a petitioning the Governor of Virginia for land.
| (193) Kurt Sobiesienski Thu, 27 December 2018 12:33:56 +0000 |
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My maternal grandfather is a Caldwell. He played a vital role in my life and I have always been interested in his Scottish/English heritage. Thanks for your efforts in researching the family name. God Bless
| (192) Rollie Stamps Fri, 9 November 2018 14:42:46 +0000 |
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I am working on my family tree through Family Tree DNA.com and have come to this branch:
Jehu Johnston married to Margaret Jane Caldwell of Newberry, NC (b1758). I am showing her parents as Capt. John Caldwell(b1726)and Elizabeth Gilman (b1730). John Caldwell's parents were William Findley Caldwell (b/Ireland) and Rebecca Parque (b/either Ireland, prob. France, 1707). Does this track with your records? I noticed Elizabeth Gilman was not listed, although women's life expectancy at the time was obviously low and multiple marriages appear to be the norm. Thank you for any help.
Jehu Johnston married to Margaret Jane Caldwell of Newberry, NC (b1758). I am showing her parents as Capt. John Caldwell(b1726)and Elizabeth Gilman (b1730). John Caldwell's parents were William Findley Caldwell (b/Ireland) and Rebecca Parque (b/either Ireland, prob. France, 1707). Does this track with your records? I noticed Elizabeth Gilman was not listed, although women's life expectancy at the time was obviously low and multiple marriages appear to be the norm. Thank you for any help.
| (191) Pepperkorn Tue, 25 September 2018 17:59:34 +0000 |
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Hi -- In reference to your Robert Caldwell married to Mary Logan.
Just in response to your note on your record. Robert Alexander Caldwell Of Londonderry born 7/21/1721 died 10/1799 in Alexandria PA) ALSO married a Mary Logan (born 1730 in Londonderry - died 7/7/1799 in Alexandria PA) so they are NOT the same person, just same basic names - it's a whole other branch. They settled Juanita Valley and have tons of documentation in books and in the DAR etc. It might be fun to add this line into your records - in your copious spare time
Robert Alexander Caldwell is one of my gggggggrandfathers and one of the GAZILLION Ulster Scots I have in my family, making me a Daughter of the American Revelation an absolutely ridiculous number of times. They really stuck together when they came to the US -- and Wow the Ulster Scots HATED the British. AND my family passed down the stories -- I was shocked at doing research based on my grandmother's stories -- and they were all true -- hundreds of year of grudges and now I know the origins - HAHAHAHA! I love my family I must say, and hope all Caldwells who visit find the same links to their history and all the strength and love and best wishes sent down the generations too!!
Just in response to your note on your record. Robert Alexander Caldwell Of Londonderry born 7/21/1721 died 10/1799 in Alexandria PA) ALSO married a Mary Logan (born 1730 in Londonderry - died 7/7/1799 in Alexandria PA) so they are NOT the same person, just same basic names - it's a whole other branch. They settled Juanita Valley and have tons of documentation in books and in the DAR etc. It might be fun to add this line into your records - in your copious spare time
Robert Alexander Caldwell is one of my gggggggrandfathers and one of the GAZILLION Ulster Scots I have in my family, making me a Daughter of the American Revelation an absolutely ridiculous number of times. They really stuck together when they came to the US -- and Wow the Ulster Scots HATED the British. AND my family passed down the stories -- I was shocked at doing research based on my grandmother's stories -- and they were all true -- hundreds of year of grudges and now I know the origins - HAHAHAHA! I love my family I must say, and hope all Caldwells who visit find the same links to their history and all the strength and love and best wishes sent down the generations too!!