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Pedigree Chart for Thomas Leland Estes Pedigree Chart for Thomas Leland Estes John Estes b: circa 1800 in Kentucky, USA 2 m: circa 1830 d: circa 12 May 1859 in William Riley Estes Callaway, Missouri, USA b: 1833 in Callaway, Missouri, U… m: 26 Aug 1855 in Callaway, Mi… d: 1880 in Sedalia, Pettis, Miss… Jane b: circa 1803 in Kentucky, USA d: Bet. 1850–1853 in Callaway, Missouri, USA; Her husband John remarried on 30 January John Thomas Estes 1853. b: 07 May 1856 in St… m: 27 Dec 1883 in Po… d: 28 Jul 1947 in C… Thomas C. O'Donnell b: 25 Sep 1810 in Tazewell, Vi… 3 Margaret A. O'Donnell m: circa 1830 in Lawrence, Kent… d: 26 Nov 1894 in Montgomery, … b: 1836 in Kentucky, USA d: circa 1865 in Callaway, Missouri, USA; Not listed in Thomas Leland 1870 Federal census, her Martha Canterbury husband listed with new wife. Estes b: 1816 in Greenup, Kentucky, 4 b: 28 Mar 1896 in USA Castana, Monona, d: circa 1845 in Missouri, USA Iowa, USA m: 30 Sep 1919 in Sac City, Sac, Iowa, USA Peter Holland McCall d: 20 Feb 1968 in b: 1800 in Glade Hill, Franklin, … 5 Austin, Mower, m: 10 Apr 1826 in Franklin, Virgi… Minnesota, USA Samual Christopher d: 20 Apr 1867 in Reform, Calla… McCall b: 18 Jan 1833 in Fr… m: 13 Dec 1860 in Ca… d: 03 Mar 1922 in H… Zilpha Hodges b: 18 Jan 1807 in Franklin, 6 Virginia, USA Zelpha Lou McCall d: 06 Mar 1884 in Reform, Callaway, Missouri, USA b: Jul 1866 in Missouri, USA d: 1900 in Auxvasse, Callaway, Missouri, USA Archilles James Linville b: Mar 1825 in Virginia, USA 7 m: 16 Sep 1841 in Columbia, Bo… Elizabeth A. Linville d: Aft. 1900 in Portland, Callawa… b: circa 1842 in Callaway, Missouri, USA d: Bet. 1871–1876 in Callaway, Missouri, USA Martha Jane Wren b: circa 1820 in Kentucky, USA 8 d: Bet. 1870–1880 in Fulton, Callaway, Missouri, USA Page 1 Moses Estes Sr. b: 1710 in King and Queen Cou… 9 m: circa 1731 John Estes d: 1788 in Halifax, Virginia, USA b: 1738 in Virginia, USA m: 1762 in Virginia, USA d: Bef. 04 Oct 1825 in Bowling Green, Warren, Kentucky, USA Elizabeth b: d: Bef. 1782 Moses Estes b: Bef. 1775 in Virginia, USA; T… m: 04 Jul 1796 in Logan, Kentuc… d: Bef. 26 Nov 1815 in Wilson, … John Chisum b: 1704 in Caroline, Virginia, USA 10 m: circa 1725 in Virginia, USA d: 09 Oct 1792 in Amelia, Virgin… Elizabeth Chisum b: 1736 in Caroline, Virginia, USA d: Bef. 1796 in Logan, Kentuck… Eleanor Gillington b: 1716 in King William, 11 Virginia, USA d: Oct 1809 in Amelia, Virginia, John Estes USA b: circa 1800 in Kentucky, USA m: circa 1830 d: circa 12 May 1859 in Callaway, Missouri, USA 1 Elizabeth Riley b: d: circa 1815 in Wilson, Tennes… Page 2 Frederick O'Donnell b: Owen O'Donnell m: b: Bet. 1771–1780 in Tazewell, d: Virginia, USA m: 20 Feb 1796 in Montgomery, Virginia, USA d: Bet. 1830–1840 in Tazewell, Virginia, USA Thomas C. O'Donnell b: 25 Sep 1810 in Tazewell, Virginia, USA m: circa 1830 in Lawrence, Kentucky, USA d: 26 Nov 1894 in Montgomery, Missouri, USA; Age: Abt 85 Gothrin b: m: d: Bef. 1796 1 Darkey Gothrin b: Bef. 1775 in Tazewell, Virginia, USA d: Tazewell, Virginia, USA Ruth Elkins b: d: Page 3 Gideon Jedithen Canterbury b: 1740 in Canterbury, Kent, E… m: d: Bef. 1790 in Wilkes, North C… Nimrod Charles Canterbury b: 10 Apr 1778 in Wilkes, North … m: 27 May 1800 in Greenup, Ke… d: 1844 in Santa Fe, Monroe, Mi… Lawrence Franklin b: 1700 in Albemarle, Virginia, USA m: 26 May 1731 d: 1775 Nancy Ann Franklin b: 1736 in Virginia, USA; Proba… d: 1818 in Lawrence, Kentucky, … Mary Payne Martha Canterbury b: d: b: 1816 in Greenup, Kentucky, USA m: circa 1830 in Lawrence, Kentucky, USA d: circa 1845 in Missouri, USA 1 Mary Franklin b: Bet. 1770–1780 in Wilkes, North Carolina, USA d: 05 Aug 1831 in Lawrence, Kentucky, USA Page 4 John McCall b: 1698 in Antrim, Northern 12 Ireland m: 1742 Robert McCall d: circa 1752 b: 1752 in Antrim, Northern Irela… m: 1773 in Ireland d: 09 Apr 1820 in Burke, North … Helen Moore b: d: William S. McCall b: 1777 in Pennsylvania, USA m: 11 Nov 1799 in Franklin, Virgi… d: Jun 1823 in Gladehill, Frankli… Elizabeth Aiken b: 1752 in Antrim, Northern Ireland Peter Holland McCall d: 06 Feb 1838 in North b: 1800 in Glade Hill, Franklin, Carolina, USA Virginia, USA m: 10 Apr 1826 in Franklin, Virginia, USA d: 20 Apr 1867 in Reform, Peter Holland Callaway, Missouri, USA b: circa 1740 m: d: 13 Aug 1785 in Bedford, Peter M. Holland Virginia, USA 1 b: 1755 in Bedford, Virginia, USA m: 1777 in Franklin, Virginia, USA d: 26 Mar 1836 in Franklin, Virgi… Mariah Diggins b: Calvert, Maryland, USA d: Mildred Holland b: 27 Nov 1779 in Franklin, Virginia, USA d: 14 Apr 1854 in Portland, Callaway, Missouri, USA John M. Meador b: 14 Jul 1734 in Goochland, Vi… 13 m: circa 1753 Mary Meador d: Bef. 23 Jan 1826 in Bedford, … b: 05 Jul 1757 in Cumberland, Virginia, USA d: 02 Jun 1827 in Franklin, Virginia, USA Jane Holloway b: 04 Feb 1732/33 in Bedford, V… 14 d: 08 Oct 1818 in Macon, Tenne… Page 5 Josiah Hodges b: circa 1740 m: 21 Sep 1765 in Norfolk, Virginia, USA John Hodges d: 1815 in Franklin, Virginia, USA b: 1765 in Franklin, Virginia, USA m: d: 1843 in Franklin, Virginia, Mary Ewell USA b: 1740 in Norfolk, Virginia, USA d: Zilpha Hodges b: 18 Jan 1807 in Franklin, Virginia, USA m: 10 Apr 1826 in Franklin, Virginia, USA d: 06 Mar 1884 in Reform, Callaway, Missouri, USA 1 Rebecca b: Virginia, USA d: Page 6 Linville b: Archilles James Linville m: b: Mar 1825 in Virginia, USA d: m: 16 Sep 1841 in Columbia, Boone, Missouri, USA; Married by Berryman Wren d: Aft. 1900 in Portland, Callaway, Missouri, USA 1 Page 7 Wren b: Martha Jane Wren m: b: circa 1820 in Kentucky, USA d: m: 16 Sep 1841 in Columbia, Boone, Missouri, USA; Married by Berryman Wren d: Bet. 1870–1880 in Fulton, Callaway, Missouri, USA 1 Page 8 Robert Estes b: circa 1555 in Deal, Kent, Engl… 15 m: 02 Dec 1591 in Sholden, Ke… Sylvester Estes d: Nov 1616 in Ringwould, Kent… b: Sep 1596 in Ringwould, Kent… m: 24 Nov 1625 in Great Hardre… d: Bet. 1646–1649 in Nonington, … Anne Woodward b: 1574 d: 1630 in Ringwould, Kent, Abraham Estes England b: 1647 in Nonington, Kent, Engl… m: 29 Dec 1682 in Culpeper, Vir… d: 21 Nov 1720 in King and Q… Ellen Martin b: circa 1605 in Great Hardres, Waldershare, England Moses Estes Sr. d: circa 1649 in Waldershare, Kent, England b: 1710 in King and Queen County, Virginia, USA m: circa 1731 d: 1788 in Halifax, Virginia, USA 2 Barbara b: 1672 in Virginia, USA d: 25 Nov 1720 in Amelia, Virginia, USA Page 9 Richard Chisholm b: circa 1613 in London, England m: Bef. 1660 in Virginia, USA James Chisholm d: b: circa 1657 in New Kent, Virgi… m: 31 Aug 1678 in Somerset, Ma… d: 1698 in St Mary's, Maryland, … Margaret Isham b: 16 d: John Alexander Chisum b: 1681 in Lancaster, Virginia, U… m: circa 1703 in Richmond, Virgi… d: 1734 in Caroline, Virginia, USA John Carter b: circa 1619 m: Anne Carter d: b: circa 1657 in Bedfordshire, England John Chisum d: circa 1684 in New Kent, Virginia, USA b: 1704 in Caroline, Virginia, USA m: circa 1725 in Virginia, USA d: 09 Oct 1792 in Amelia, Thomas Bradley Virginia, USA b: 1633 17 m: Thomas Bradley d: 2 b: m: d: Elizabeth Bradley b: circa 1682 in Richmond, Virginia, USA d: 1777 in Caroline, Virginia, USA Page 10 John Girlington b: 19 Jul 1613 in Kirkby Malham… 18 m: John Girlington d: 1644 in Melton, Suffolk, Engla… b: 09 Jul 1634 m: 1668 d: 1706 in Hornsby, Cumberland, England Katherine Girlington b: 1617 in South Cave, 19 Yorkshire, England d: Nicholas Gillington b: 1676 in England m: circa 1714 in England d: 1773 in Halifax, Virginia, USA James Duckett b: 17 Jul 1614 in Grayrigg, West… 20 m: circa 1635 in Workington, Cu… Margaret Duckett d: 1667 b: circa 1638 in Westmorland, England d: Magdalen Curwen b: circa 1615 in Workington, 21 Eleanor Gillington Cumberland, England d: circa 1638 b: 1716 in King William, Virginia, USA m: circa 1725 in Virginia, USA d: Oct 1809 in Amelia, Virginia, John Echols USA b: 1650 in Grove End, Kent, E… m: d: 1712 in Lunenburg, Virginia, … 2 Mary Eleanor Echols b: 1680 d: Bef. 02 Nov 1771 in Halifax, Virginia, USA Richard Cave b: 1614 22 m: d: Mary Sarah Cave b: 1660 d: Page 11 John McCall b: m: John McCall d: b: 1630 m: 1660 d: 1690 Jane Aiken b: d: George McCall b: 1662 m: d: 1740 Mary Smith b: John McCall d: b: 1698 in Antrim, Northern Ireland m: 1742 d: circa 1752 5 Martha Moore b: d: Page 12 Thomas Meadows b: circa 1636 in Virginia, USA; V… 23 m: 1658 in Virginia, USA John Meadows d: Bef. Apr 1662 in Essex, Virgin… b: 1658 in Essex, Virginia, USA… m: 16 Dec 1684 d: 14 May 1721 in Essex, Virgin… Sarah Hoskins b: d: Jonas Meador b: 1696 in Essex, Virginia, USA m: 1720 in Cumberland, Virginia, … d: 22 Aug 1768 in Cumberland, … Awbrey b: John M.
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