Anna Clifton married Samuel W. McCall on April 10, 1817. Her husband had been a soldier in the War of 1812, and was wounded in the battle of McQuaggy, at about the time of Hull’s surrender. His grandfather, Samuel McCall, was born in Maryland about 1750, was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, and was drowned in Licking River, Ky., in 1795. Ann‘s father, Thomas Clifton, was a South Carolinian, born about 1745, his death occurring in Ross County, Ohio, in 1832. He also fought for American independence,
being under Gen. Nathaniel Greene.
Anna and S.W. McCall had five children: Montgomery, Sallie, John, Thomas and Samuel.
SOURCE: "Biographical and historical memoirs of Story County, Iowa"
Published 1890, pages 375
being under Gen. Nathaniel Greene.
Anna and S.W. McCall had five children: Montgomery, Sallie, John, Thomas and Samuel.
SOURCE: "Biographical and historical memoirs of Story County, Iowa"
Published 1890, pages 375
Anna Clifton married Samuel W. McCall on April 10, 1817. Her husband had been a soldier in the War of 1812, and was wounded in the battle of McQuaggy, at about the time of Hull’s surrender. His grandfather, Samuel McCall, was born in Maryland about 1750, was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, and was drowned in Licking River, Ky., in 1795. Ann‘s father, Thomas Clifton, was a South Carolinian, born about 1745, his death occurring in Ross County, Ohio, in 1832. He also fought for American independence,
being under Gen. Nathaniel Greene.
Anna and S.W. McCall had five children: Montgomery, Sallie, John, Thomas and Samuel.
SOURCE: "Biographical and historical memoirs of Story County, Iowa"
Published 1890, pages 375
being under Gen. Nathaniel Greene.
Anna and S.W. McCall had five children: Montgomery, Sallie, John, Thomas and Samuel.
SOURCE: "Biographical and historical memoirs of Story County, Iowa"
Published 1890, pages 375
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