MARRIAGE: Mississippi Marriages, 1776-1935
Name: Willis B. Callender
Spouse: Elisabeth Meynard
Marriage Date: 19 Dec 1850
County: Copiah
CENSUS: 1850 United States Federal Census
Name: W J B Calander
Age: 20
Birth Year: abt 1830
Birthplace: Mississippi
Home in 1850: Lawrence, Mississippi
Race: White
Gender: Male
Family Number: 425
Household Members: Name Age
A D Clauder 53
Mary Clauder 45
W J B Clauder 20**
C L P Clauder 17
CENSUS: 1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Willis Callender
Age in 1860: 30
Birth Year: abt 1830
Birthplace: Mississippi
Home in 1860: Copiah, Mississippi
Gender: Male
Value of real estate:
Household Members: Name Age
Willis Callender 30
Elizabeth Callender 30
Isaac M Callender 7
Missouri Callender 6
Sarah J Callender 4
James M Callender 2
Jerome Callender 1
Their children were:
1) Isaac Monroe Callender 1852- 1926 m. #1 Nancy Catherine Case, m #2 Sarah E. McRee, m. #3 Eudora Summers.
2) Missouri Ann Callender 1853-1930 m. Adam Benjamin Newton.
3) Sarah Jane Callender 1855-1882 m. Francis Marion White.
4) James Madison Callender 1858-1940 m. Emmaline Case.
5) Jesse Jerome Calender 1859 - ?. Unknown.
6) Mary Elizabeth Callender 1861- after 1910. m. Daniel Sylvester Case.
FAMILY:
Willis and wife Elizabeth Meynard, made their home in then Copiah County, MS. about 6 miles East of Wesson, MS. in the vicinity of Little Bahala Baptist Church.
Sons of Willis and Elizabeth were Isaac Monroe, James Madison and Jessie.
Daughters were Missouri Callender Newton and Sarah Callender White and Elizabeth Callender Case.
Willis served in the Civil War, He contracted Typhoid Fever and died in the vicinity of Richmond, Va. His burial place was unknown to his immediate family for many years. His widow was left with six small children, the oldest 11 years of age. Her only means of support was a small farm with no labor except that of herself and her children. She died of dropsey of the heart in 1889 and was buried beside her daughter who died in 1882. Their burial place is in the Little Bahala Baptist Church Cemetery, Lincoln Co., near Wesson.
MILITARY: 12th Mississippi, Company K - (Lawrence Rifles; also listed as Co. C) - raised in Lawrence County.
Name: Willis B. Callender
Spouse: Elisabeth Meynard
Marriage Date: 19 Dec 1850
County: Copiah
CENSUS: 1850 United States Federal Census
Name: W J B Calander
Age: 20
Birth Year: abt 1830
Birthplace: Mississippi
Home in 1850: Lawrence, Mississippi
Race: White
Gender: Male
Family Number: 425
Household Members: Name Age
A D Clauder 53
Mary Clauder 45
W J B Clauder 20**
C L P Clauder 17
CENSUS: 1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Willis Callender
Age in 1860: 30
Birth Year: abt 1830
Birthplace: Mississippi
Home in 1860: Copiah, Mississippi
Gender: Male
Value of real estate:
Household Members: Name Age
Willis Callender 30
Elizabeth Callender 30
Isaac M Callender 7
Missouri Callender 6
Sarah J Callender 4
James M Callender 2
Jerome Callender 1
Their children were:
1) Isaac Monroe Callender 1852- 1926 m. #1 Nancy Catherine Case, m #2 Sarah E. McRee, m. #3 Eudora Summers.
2) Missouri Ann Callender 1853-1930 m. Adam Benjamin Newton.
3) Sarah Jane Callender 1855-1882 m. Francis Marion White.
4) James Madison Callender 1858-1940 m. Emmaline Case.
5) Jesse Jerome Calender 1859 - ?. Unknown.
6) Mary Elizabeth Callender 1861- after 1910. m. Daniel Sylvester Case.
FAMILY:
Willis and wife Elizabeth Meynard, made their home in then Copiah County, MS. about 6 miles East of Wesson, MS. in the vicinity of Little Bahala Baptist Church.
Sons of Willis and Elizabeth were Isaac Monroe, James Madison and Jessie.
Daughters were Missouri Callender Newton and Sarah Callender White and Elizabeth Callender Case.
Willis served in the Civil War, He contracted Typhoid Fever and died in the vicinity of Richmond, Va. His burial place was unknown to his immediate family for many years. His widow was left with six small children, the oldest 11 years of age. Her only means of support was a small farm with no labor except that of herself and her children. She died of dropsey of the heart in 1889 and was buried beside her daughter who died in 1882. Their burial place is in the Little Bahala Baptist Church Cemetery, Lincoln Co., near Wesson.
MILITARY: 12th Mississippi, Company K - (Lawrence Rifles; also listed as Co. C) - raised in Lawrence County.
MARRIAGE: Mississippi Marriages, 1776-1935
Name: Willis B. Callender
Spouse: Elisabeth Meynard
Marriage Date: 19 Dec 1850
County: Copiah
CENSUS: 1850 United States Federal Census
Name: W J B Calander
Age: 20
Birth Year: abt 1830
Birthplace: Mississippi
Home in 1850: Lawrence, Mississippi
Race: White
Gender: Male
Family Number: 425
Household Members: Name Age
A D Clauder 53
Mary Clauder 45
W J B Clauder 20**
C L P Clauder 17
CENSUS: 1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Willis Callender
Age in 1860: 30
Birth Year: abt 1830
Birthplace: Mississippi
Home in 1860: Copiah, Mississippi
Gender: Male
Value of real estate:
Household Members: Name Age
Willis Callender 30
Elizabeth Callender 30
Isaac M Callender 7
Missouri Callender 6
Sarah J Callender 4
James M Callender 2
Jerome Callender 1
Their children were:
1) Isaac Monroe Callender 1852- 1926 m. #1 Nancy Catherine Case, m #2 Sarah E. McRee, m. #3 Eudora Summers.
2) Missouri Ann Callender 1853-1930 m. Adam Benjamin Newton.
3) Sarah Jane Callender 1855-1882 m. Francis Marion White.
4) James Madison Callender 1858-1940 m. Emmaline Case.
5) Jesse Jerome Calender 1859 - ?. Unknown.
6) Mary Elizabeth Callender 1861- after 1910. m. Daniel Sylvester Case.
FAMILY:
Willis and wife Elizabeth Meynard, made their home in then Copiah County, MS. about 6 miles East of Wesson, MS. in the vicinity of Little Bahala Baptist Church.
Sons of Willis and Elizabeth were Isaac Monroe, James Madison and Jessie.
Daughters were Missouri Callender Newton and Sarah Callender White and Elizabeth Callender Case.
Willis served in the Civil War, He contracted Typhoid Fever and died in the vicinity of Richmond, Va. His burial place was unknown to his immediate family for many years. His widow was left with six small children, the oldest 11 years of age. Her only means of support was a small farm with no labor except that of herself and her children. She died of dropsey of the heart in 1889 and was buried beside her daughter who died in 1882. Their burial place is in the Little Bahala Baptist Church Cemetery, Lincoln Co., near Wesson.
MILITARY: 12th Mississippi, Company K - (Lawrence Rifles; also listed as Co. C) - raised in Lawrence County.
Name: Willis B. Callender
Spouse: Elisabeth Meynard
Marriage Date: 19 Dec 1850
County: Copiah
CENSUS: 1850 United States Federal Census
Name: W J B Calander
Age: 20
Birth Year: abt 1830
Birthplace: Mississippi
Home in 1850: Lawrence, Mississippi
Race: White
Gender: Male
Family Number: 425
Household Members: Name Age
A D Clauder 53
Mary Clauder 45
W J B Clauder 20**
C L P Clauder 17
CENSUS: 1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Willis Callender
Age in 1860: 30
Birth Year: abt 1830
Birthplace: Mississippi
Home in 1860: Copiah, Mississippi
Gender: Male
Value of real estate:
Household Members: Name Age
Willis Callender 30
Elizabeth Callender 30
Isaac M Callender 7
Missouri Callender 6
Sarah J Callender 4
James M Callender 2
Jerome Callender 1
Their children were:
1) Isaac Monroe Callender 1852- 1926 m. #1 Nancy Catherine Case, m #2 Sarah E. McRee, m. #3 Eudora Summers.
2) Missouri Ann Callender 1853-1930 m. Adam Benjamin Newton.
3) Sarah Jane Callender 1855-1882 m. Francis Marion White.
4) James Madison Callender 1858-1940 m. Emmaline Case.
5) Jesse Jerome Calender 1859 - ?. Unknown.
6) Mary Elizabeth Callender 1861- after 1910. m. Daniel Sylvester Case.
FAMILY:
Willis and wife Elizabeth Meynard, made their home in then Copiah County, MS. about 6 miles East of Wesson, MS. in the vicinity of Little Bahala Baptist Church.
Sons of Willis and Elizabeth were Isaac Monroe, James Madison and Jessie.
Daughters were Missouri Callender Newton and Sarah Callender White and Elizabeth Callender Case.
Willis served in the Civil War, He contracted Typhoid Fever and died in the vicinity of Richmond, Va. His burial place was unknown to his immediate family for many years. His widow was left with six small children, the oldest 11 years of age. Her only means of support was a small farm with no labor except that of herself and her children. She died of dropsey of the heart in 1889 and was buried beside her daughter who died in 1882. Their burial place is in the Little Bahala Baptist Church Cemetery, Lincoln Co., near Wesson.
MILITARY: 12th Mississippi, Company K - (Lawrence Rifles; also listed as Co. C) - raised in Lawrence County.
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, Date Of Burial :, Confederate Soldier State : Mississippi Regiment : 12th Company : K, Ref: Cemetery Records
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