One of the children of Thomas McCalla Jr and Margaret Ramsey McCalla was James Ramsey McCalla, born in SC in 1811. James Ramsey McCalla, 1811-1904, Newton county GA; Burial in Rockdale county GA (Conyers). Listed as James McCauley on the 1840 census of Newton county GA, a planter at about age 29, with one young daughter, a wife also about age 22.
Also on the 1840 Newton county, GA census for James McCalla are 30 slaves, indicative of agriculture. James’ wife Pellonia Yancey is buried at Philadelphia Meth. Church in Conyers (Rockdale county, formerly Newton county). James and Pellonia were from SC before settling in GA; they eventually had 7 children in GA: 6 boys and a girl.
James Ramsey McCalla married Pellonia Ann Elizabeth Yancey (1818-1902) on 7 Nov 1834 in Franklin county GA. Living in Conyers GA on their Golden Anniversary in Nov 1884 (source: Atlanta Weekly Constitution, 18 Nov 1884)!
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Also on the 1840 Newton county, GA census for James McCalla are 30 slaves, indicative of agriculture. James’ wife Pellonia Yancey is buried at Philadelphia Meth. Church in Conyers (Rockdale county, formerly Newton county). James and Pellonia were from SC before settling in GA; they eventually had 7 children in GA: 6 boys and a girl.
James Ramsey McCalla married Pellonia Ann Elizabeth Yancey (1818-1902) on 7 Nov 1834 in Franklin county GA. Living in Conyers GA on their Golden Anniversary in Nov 1884 (source: Atlanta Weekly Constitution, 18 Nov 1884)!
Info Received Courtesy of:
lordship (FAG #: 48068635) [email protected]
One of the children of Thomas McCalla Jr and Margaret Ramsey McCalla was James Ramsey McCalla, born in SC in 1811. James Ramsey McCalla, 1811-1904, Newton county GA; Burial in Rockdale county GA (Conyers). Listed as James McCauley on the 1840 census of Newton county GA, a planter at about age 29, with one young daughter, a wife also about age 22.
Also on the 1840 Newton county, GA census for James McCalla are 30 slaves, indicative of agriculture. James’ wife Pellonia Yancey is buried at Philadelphia Meth. Church in Conyers (Rockdale county, formerly Newton county). James and Pellonia were from SC before settling in GA; they eventually had 7 children in GA: 6 boys and a girl.
James Ramsey McCalla married Pellonia Ann Elizabeth Yancey (1818-1902) on 7 Nov 1834 in Franklin county GA. Living in Conyers GA on their Golden Anniversary in Nov 1884 (source: Atlanta Weekly Constitution, 18 Nov 1884)!
Info Received Courtesy of:
lordship (FAG #: 48068635) [email protected]
Also on the 1840 Newton county, GA census for James McCalla are 30 slaves, indicative of agriculture. James’ wife Pellonia Yancey is buried at Philadelphia Meth. Church in Conyers (Rockdale county, formerly Newton county). James and Pellonia were from SC before settling in GA; they eventually had 7 children in GA: 6 boys and a girl.
James Ramsey McCalla married Pellonia Ann Elizabeth Yancey (1818-1902) on 7 Nov 1834 in Franklin county GA. Living in Conyers GA on their Golden Anniversary in Nov 1884 (source: Atlanta Weekly Constitution, 18 Nov 1884)!
Info Received Courtesy of:
lordship (FAG #: 48068635) [email protected]
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