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Hi,
This is just too uncanny close to my Calvert lines as I mentioned last year. Okay. If one
of the children was b PA... then that to me says that the Ohio could be Ohio County VA and
not Ohio proper..as a possibility. That it is adjacent to Greene PA (the pennisula county
would suggest this to me anyway).
Even so, the Calverts who went from PA to OH are a pretty succinct bunch. What I have to
do is look at the family groups that have loose ends and see if I can tie them together.
You mention Legal dealings with Calverts (other) and William T. I have two, one in Meigs
and one in Morgan.
Looking at my line: William b 1791/2, 2nd youngest child of Isaac married Jane Cotton. He
was b Greene. He had son William who moved to OH as did William himself before moving on
to IN. William washes his hands to George Dye and Sarah Hannah of the land and interest of
Elderly parents Isaac and Fanny and heads from OH to IN. He has a son William who marries
Elizabeth Reed. The latter William I have not really worked on but he has son John Robert
and William Balwin but they were born late 40s early 50s so not to do biz with. There are
other Calverts who are not accounted for by me...I am trying to associate them with known
Calverts so that is one task. The Davis in Greene though are still a fairly succinct
group.
I think you should be looking in Greene County or adjacent(Fayette and Washington
counties, PA) OR Ohio, Monogalia, Tyler and Marshall Counties of VA before WVA. If in OH,
then Meigs, Morgan and Monroe as well.
I will work on this some more but need some time to gather my thoughts and what I know as
opposed to what I don't... then we can look at it again. my email direct is
daipdq(a)juno.com. If you come up with an idea though, just post it as others should see it
and it may key something.
I will mail you tomorrow some ideas as to family groups, etc.
David