Osborn M. Lowry1,2

M, #1764
     Osborn M. Lowry married Louisa (Luevucey) Williamson, daughter of John Williamson Jr. and Winifred Camp, on 5 Oct 1836 in Jackson Co., GA.1,2 Osborn M. Lowry was enumerated as Head of Household in the census of 1850 in Jackson Co., GA, with others in the household: Louisa (Luevucey) Williamson.3 Osborn M. Lowry was enumerated as Head of Household in the census of 1860 in Floyd Springs, Floyd Co., GA, with others in the household: Louisa (Luevucey) Williamson.4 Osborn M. Lowry was enumerated as Head of Household in the census of 1870 in Jefferson Co., AL, with others in the household: Louisa (Luevucey) Williamson.5

Citations

  1. [S171] Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, compiler, "Ancestral File - LDS", Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Hereinafter cited as "Ancestral File - LDS."
  2. [S243] Joseph T. Maddox, compiler, 37000 Early Georgia Marriages (Albany(?), GA: Joseph T. Maddox, 1975), p. 105. Hereinafter cited as 37000 Early GA Marriages.
  3. [S414] US1850.
  4. [S402] US1860.
  5. [S497] US1870.

James Greer1

M, #1765
     James Greer married Winifred M. Williamson, daughter of John Williamson Jr. and Winifred Camp, on 7 Apr 1853 in Jackson Co., GA.1,2 James Greer was enumerated as Head of Household in the census of 1880 in Banks Co., GA, with others in the household: Winifred M. Williamson.

Citations

  1. [S171] Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, compiler, "Ancestral File - LDS", Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. Hereinafter cited as "Ancestral File - LDS."
  2. [S199] Rosa Thornton Lane, "Williamson Family History," in History of Butts County-Chapter. (Atlanta, GA: Dept. of Archives & History, 1935), p. 1. Hereinafter cited as "Williamson Family History."

Walton L. Robinson1,2

M, #1766
     Walton L. Robinson married Sarah Williamson, daughter of John Williamson Jr. and Winifred Camp, on 1 Jun 1835 in Jackson Co., GA.3,4

Citations

  1. [S1070] FamilySearch, Georgia Marriages, 1808-1967 (Original data: transcribed from original records), Marriage records. Georgia. Court of Ordinary (Jackson County).
  2. [S199] Rosa Thornton Lane, "Williamson Family History," in History of Butts County-Chapter. (Atlanta, GA: Dept. of Archives & History, 1935), p. 6, has name as Walter L. Robertson. Hereinafter cited as "Williamson Family History."
  3. [S199] Rosa Thornton Lane, "Williamson Family History", p. 6.
  4. [S243] Joseph T. Maddox, compiler, 37000 Early Georgia Marriages (Albany(?), GA: Joseph T. Maddox, 1975), p. 108. Hereinafter cited as 37000 Early GA Marriages.

John Lewis Tyus1

M, #1767, b. 30 Dec 1826, d. 30 Jul 1861
     John Lewis Tyus was born on 30 Dec 1826 in GA.2

John Lewis Tyus married Martha Ann Sutton on 5 Nov 1845 in Monroe Co., GA.1,3 John Lewis Tyus was enumerated as Head of Household in the census of 1860 in Monroe Co., GA, with others in the household: Martha Ann Sutton.4

John Lewis Tyus began military service on 18 Mar 1861 in Monroe Co., GA.5,6 His military service ended circa 15 Jul 1861 in Monroe Co., GA.7

John Lewis Tyus died on 30 Jul 1861 at age 34.2 He was buried in Rocky Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Monroe Co., GA.2

Citations

  1. [S243] Joseph T. Maddox, compiler, 37000 Early Georgia Marriages (Albany(?), GA: Joseph T. Maddox, 1975), p. 194. Hereinafter cited as 37000 Early GA Marriages.
  2. [S699] Cemetery Marker in Rocky Creek Baptist Church Cemetery, Monroe Co., GA.
  3. [S797] Transcribed by Sheila Schmutz, Monroe Co., GA GenWeb - Marriages 1824-1850 (url:http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/monroe).
  4. [S402] US1860.
  5. [S1303] John Lewis Tyus, War Record of John Lewis Tyus (Georgia's Virtual Vault),
    18 Mar 1861 Enlisted as 3rd Corporal
    ca 15 Jul 1861 Ill, sent home
    30 Jul 1861 Died of disease. Hereinafter cited as War Record of John Lewis Tyus.
  6. [S56] Lillian Henderson, Roster of the Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865 (Longino & Porter 1959-64; reprint Hapeville, GA: Georgia Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy, 1994). Hereinafter cited as Roster of the Confederate Soldiers of GA.
  7. [S1303] John Lewis Tyus, War Record of John Lewis Tyus.

Edward Callaway

M, #1768, b. 1710/11, d. circa 1770
Relationship
5th great-grandfather of Beryl Virginia Burns
Charts
Beryl V. Burns Pedigree
     Edward Callaway was born in 1710/11 in Somerset Co., MD.1 He was the son of John Callaway Sr and Mary Gould.

Edward Callaway married Elizabeth <...>.2 Edward was a wheelwright.3

Edward Callaway sold land in Sussex Co., DE, in 1764.Witnesses: Edward Callaway.4 On 25 Apr 1767 Edward Callaway purchased land in Onslow Co., NC.5

Edward Callaway was on the 1769 taxlist in Onslow Co., NC.6

In the will of John Callaway Sr, dated 25 Jan 1770 in Somerset Co., MD, Edward Callaway, his son, was named as an heir.7

Edward Callaway died circa 1770 in Onslow Co., NC.1

Children of Edward Callaway and Elizabeth <...>

Citations

  1. [S235] Callaway Family Assn., editor, The Callaway Journal ([Atlanta, Ga.]: Callaway Family Assn., 1976-), V1:42-53 V4:16. Hereinafter cited as The Callaway Journal.
  2. [S235] Callaway Family Assn., The Callaway Journal, V1:42-53.
  3. [S235] Callaway Family Assn., The Callaway Journal, V6:58.
  4. [S2386] Edwin D. Kuykendall, Looking Back: Among Families with Surnames Kuykendall, Branch, Kulbeth (Culbreath), Robinson, Mott, Bowdish, Brockway, Tracy, Lincoln (Dallas, Texas: E.D. Kuykendall, 1985), p. 80. Hereinafter cited as Looking Back: Among Families.
  5. [S2351] "North Carolina, U.S., Land Grant Files, 1693-1960," Images, Ancestry.com (https://ancestry.com : accessed 3 Dec 2020), Citing Original data:North Carolina Land Grants. North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh, NC, Image 689.
  6. [S2387] "North Carolina, U.S., Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1790-1890," Database, Ancestry.com (http://ancestry.com : accessed 31 Jan 2021), Citing Original data: Jackson, Ron V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp.. North Carolina Census, 1790-1890.
  7. [S1668] "Maryland, Register of Wills Records, 1629-1999," Images, unindexed, FamilySearch (http://FamilySearch.org : accessed 15 Nov 2014), citing Prerogative Court, Hall of Records, Annapolis, Somerset Wills 1748-1772.

Elizabeth <...>1

F, #1769
Relationship
5th great-grandmother of Beryl Virginia Burns
Charts
Beryl V. Burns Pedigree
     Elizabeth <...> married Edward Callaway, son of John Callaway Sr and Mary Gould.2

Children of Elizabeth <...> and Edward Callaway

Citations

  1. [S235] Callaway Family Assn., editor, The Callaway Journal ([Atlanta, Ga.]: Callaway Family Assn., 1976-), V1:42-53 V5:71. Hereinafter cited as The Callaway Journal.
  2. [S235] Callaway Family Assn., The Callaway Journal, V1:42-53.

Job Callaway

M, #1770, b. before 1744/45, d. between 15 Feb 1803 and 5 Mar 1804
Relationship
4th great-granduncle of Beryl Virginia Burns
     Job Callaway was born before 1744/45 in Somerset Co., MD.1 He was the son of Edward Callaway and Elizabeth <...>.

Job Callaway married Mary <...>.2,1 In 1770 Job Callaway purchased land in Onslow Co., NC. His father died c1770. This is probably part of his inheritance.3

Job Callaway sold land in Onslow Co., NC, in 1770. . He sold 100 acres to his brother, Joseph.Witnesses: Job Callaway.3

Job Callaway was on the 1780 taxlist in Montgomery Co., NC.4 He moved with his family to Wilkes Co., GA, in 1783.5,6 Job Callaway was awarded land, as follows: 800 acres.7

Job Callaway was living in Wilkes Co., GA, before 1788.6

Job Callaway left a will dated 15 Feb 1803 in Wilkes Co., GA. Heirs: Jacob Callaway, Joshua Callaway, Isaac Callaway, Eunice Callaway and Mary Callaway, 3 sons and 2 daughters. Heir and Executor: Mary <...>, Joseph Callaway and Job Callaway, his wife and 2 sons.8

Job Callaway died between 15 Feb 1803 and 5 Mar 1804 in Wilkes Co., GA.8,2,9 His estate was probated on 5 Mar 1804 in Wilkes Co., GA.10

Children of Job Callaway and Mary <...>

Citations

  1. [S270] Grace Gillam Davidson Early Records of Georgia, Vol. 1, Wilkes County, Vol. 1 (Vidalia, GA: Rev. S. Lucas, Jr., 1968), Vol I, p. 73 (Will Book 1806-1807, p. 81). Hereinafter cited as Early Records of GA, Wilkes Co.
  2. [S244] Wilkes Co., GA General Index to Heirs & Legatees 1777/1877, Wilkes County Courthouse, Wilkes Co., GA. Hereinafter cited as Wilkes Co., GA Gen. Index.
  3. [S2388] Abstracts of the records of Onslow County, North Carolina, 1734-1850: Vol. 1, Deed Book I (1769-1774) p. 198, FamilySearch, familysearch.com. Hereinafter cited as Abstracts of the records of Onslow County, NC.
  4. [S2387] "North Carolina, U.S., Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1790-1890," Database, Ancestry.com (http://ancestry.com : accessed 31 Jan 2021), Citing Original data: Jackson, Ron V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp.. North Carolina Census, 1790-1890.
  5. [S2357] Brantley M., II Callaway, An Account of The John Callaway Family and Home in Wilkes Co., GA (n.p.: Elizabeth Richardson Callaway, 1983), p. 6. Hereinafter cited as An Account of The John Callaway Family.
  6. [S575] Lucian Lamar Knight Georgia's Landmarks, Memorials and Legends, Volumes 1 & 2 (Atlanta, GA: The Byrd Publishing Company, 1913 & 1914). Hereinafter cited as Georgia's Landmarks.
  7. [S2389] "Revolutionary War Bounty Land Grants," Database, Ancestry.com (http://ancestry.com : accessed 31 Jan 2021), Citing Original data:Bockstruck, Lloyd DeWitt. Revolutionary War Bounty Land Grants. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1998, p. 83.
  8. [S2385] "Abstracts of wills, 1790-1852, and marriages, 1790-1832, of Wilkes County, Georgia," Images, FamilySearch (familysearch.org : accessed 31 Jan 2021), Citing United States, Georgia, Wilkes - Probate records, p. 4.
  9. [S235] Callaway Family Assn., editor, The Callaway Journal ([Atlanta, Ga.]: Callaway Family Assn., 1976-), V6:60. Hereinafter cited as The Callaway Journal.
  10. [S270] Grace Gillam Davidson Early Records of GA, Wilkes Co., Vol I, p. 73 (Will Book 1806-1807, p. 81) "To wife Mary a number of slaves, one-third of all moveable estate, dwelling house, land, etc. To son Jacob 558 acres where he lives, slaves, etc. To son Joseph 540 acres where he lives and several slaves. To son Job 614 acres where he lives, slaves, etc. "To son Joshua 666 acres where he lives, slaves, etc. To son Isaac two-thirds of the land where I now live, at the death of wife Mary, two stills, slaves, etc. To dau. Unice Griffin five slaves. To sons Joseph and Job in trust for my dau. Mary Parks and her children, certain land and slaves. Wife Mary, sons Joseph and Job, Excrs. Signed Feb. 15, 1803. Probated Mar. 5, 1804. Thos. McLaughlin, Johnson Wellborn, Adam Lovin, Test."

Mary <...>1

F, #1771
     Mary <...> married Job Callaway, son of Edward Callaway and Elizabeth <...>.1,2

In the will of Job Callaway, dated 15 Feb 1803 in Wilkes Co., GA, Mary <...>, his wife, was named as an heir, and executor of the estate.3

Children of Mary <...> and Job Callaway

Citations

  1. [S244] Wilkes Co., GA General Index to Heirs & Legatees 1777/1877, Wilkes County Courthouse, Wilkes Co., GA. Hereinafter cited as Wilkes Co., GA Gen. Index.
  2. [S270] Grace Gillam Davidson Early Records of Georgia, Vol. 1, Wilkes County, Vol. 1 (Vidalia, GA: Rev. S. Lucas, Jr., 1968), Vol I, p. 73 (Will Book 1806-1807, p. 81). Hereinafter cited as Early Records of GA, Wilkes Co.
  3. [S2385] "Abstracts of wills, 1790-1852, and marriages, 1790-1832, of Wilkes County, Georgia," Images, FamilySearch (familysearch.org : accessed 31 Jan 2021), Citing United States, Georgia, Wilkes - Probate records, p. 4.

John Callaway1

M, #1772
     John Callaway was the son of Thomas Callaway and Mary (?) Anderson.

Citations

  1. [S236] Bessie Callaway Hoffmeyer, compiler, The Callaway Clan (Collegedale, TN: Privately printed by College Press, 1948). Hereinafter cited as The Callaway Clan.

Isaac Callaway Sr.1

M, #1773, b. circa 1749/50, d. circa 1810
Relationship
4th great-granduncle of Beryl Virginia Burns
     Isaac Callaway Sr. was born circa 1749/50 in Somerset Co., MD.2 He was the son of Edward Callaway and Elizabeth <...>.

Isaac Callaway Sr. married Elizabeth Arnold.3 In 1770 Isaac Callaway Sr. purchased land in Onslow Co., NC. His father died c1770. This is probably part of his inheritance. Witness: John Callaway II.4

Isaac Callaway Sr. moved to Anson Co., NC, before 12 Dec 1778. This was land on a branch of Whiteoak River.5

Isaac Callaway Sr. sold land in Onslow Co., NC, on 12 Dec 1778. This was land on a branch of Whiteoak River.Witnesses: Isaac Callaway Sr.4

Isaac Callaway Sr. was on the 1780 taxlist in Montgomery Co., NC.6

Isaac Callaway Sr. died circa 1810 in Montgomery Co., NC.2

Child of Isaac Callaway Sr. and Elizabeth Arnold

Citations

  1. [S235] Callaway Family Assn., editor, The Callaway Journal ([Atlanta, Ga.]: Callaway Family Assn., 1976-), V1:42-53 V4:16 V6:57-60. Hereinafter cited as The Callaway Journal.
  2. [S235] Callaway Family Assn., The Callaway Journal, V5:72.
  3. [S235] Callaway Family Assn., The Callaway Journal, V5:71-74.
  4. [S2388] Abstracts of the records of Onslow County, North Carolina, 1734-1850: Vol. 1, Deed Book I (1769-1774) p. 198, FamilySearch, familysearch.com. Hereinafter cited as Abstracts of the records of Onslow County, NC.
  5. [S2388] Abstracts of the records of Onslow County, NC: Vol. 1, Deed Book L (1778-1779) p. 275. This deed says Isaac of Anson Co., NC.
  6. [S2387] "North Carolina, U.S., Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1790-1890," Database, Ancestry.com (http://ancestry.com : accessed 31 Jan 2021), Citing Original data: Jackson, Ron V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp.. North Carolina Census, 1790-1890.