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Two Rachels marry in Holmes Co, OH 1833 and 1834

SharonCline51 — 2009-11-20 21:26:26Z

There are two Rachel Metcalfs that marry in Holmes Co, OH in 1833 and 1834. The first marries William Smith Sep 10, 1833 (Cornelius Quick J.P.). The second marries Levy Johnston Nov 9, 1834 (John Darnell, J.P.). The Levy Johnston family moves to Putnam co, IN. This Rachel is likely the daughter of Jacob, as Rachel and Levi name a daughter Micha (Jacob's wife was Micha (Micah Hale)). The second may be a daughter of George (Jacob's brother). Can anyone confirm or refute either?

Re: Moses Metcalf m. Catherine Ann Tarr, 1846, Wayne Co., OH

txladybelle — 2009-11-20 20:05:20Z

Moses may possibly be related to the family below. You may want to consult Short Creek Monthly Meeting records in Ohio and Belmont County, OH records.

1767. Abraham MEDCALF m. Mary PYLE at New Garden Monthly Meeting in Chester Co., PA.

[“Abraham Medcalf, son of James and Margaret (Britton) Midcalf, was born probably in Lancaster Co PA and probably between 1740-1743 (not 1731, as sometimes reported). He died possibly in Baltimore Co MD, where he had moved his family. He was married twice. His first marriage, to Mary Pyle, took place at New Garden Monthly Meeting (Quaker) in Chester Co PA in 1767. Mary died in 1784. Eight children were born of this marriage: Margaret, Moses, James, Jesse, Mary, Phoebe, Abraham P. and David. As his second wife Abraham married Rebecca Morgan in 1786 in Lancaster County. Their children were William, Joshua and Ann Buffington Medcalf. Abraham's children James and Phoebe died in childhood; Moses married in Pennsylvania, around 1805 moved to Harford County, Maryland, and in 1814 to Belmont County, Ohio. The 1760 Lancaster Co PA will of Abraham's father, James Midcalf, has been posted at the Metcalf Gen Forum under "Jas Metcalf(e)/Midkiff will Lancaster Co PA". “ (Medcalf Genforum message board, Sept. 8, 2006. http://genforum.genealogy.com/medcalf/messages/17.html)

11 July 1793. Marriage of Moses MIDCALF, son of Abraham and Mary MIDCALF to Susannah HUDSON, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth HUDSON, Nottingham Monthly Meeting, Register of Marriages, 1730-1889; microfilm of original records at HR, p. 233. (Maryland Marriages, 1778-1800, Compiled by Robert Barnes, Gen. Pub. Co., p. 265.)

23 9th Mo., 1802. Certificated produced from Nottingham Monthly Meeting for Moses MIDCALF, wife Sarah, and their four minor children, Abraham, Elizabeth, Mary, and Rebecca MIDCALF. (Quaker Records, Baltimore and Harford Counties, Maryland, 1801-1825, by Henry C. Peden, Jr., M.A., Willow Bend Books, Westminster, Maryland, 2000, p. 116.) [ p. 266: Abraham Pile MIDKIFF and wife Jamima and their children: Mary MIDKIFF b. 6th of 12th mo., 1805; David MEDCALF, b. 28th of 8th mo., 1808; Susanna MEDCALF, b. 8th of 9th mo., 1810; George MEDCALF, b. 5th of 2nd mo., 1812. [P. 109. 25th of 18th mo. 1814. Moses MIDKELF requested a certificate of removal to Short Creek Monthly Meeting in Ohio for himself, wife Susannah, and eight minor children: Abraham, Mary, Rebecca, Jesse, Joseph, Rachel, Moses, and David.] [P. 100: Thomas KENNARD, son of Levy KENNARD and Ann his wife of Fawn Township, York Co., Pennsylvania, married Elizabeth MEDCALF, dau. Of Moses MEDCALF and Susanna his wife of Harford Co., Maryland at Deer Creek Monthly Meeting on 1st of 12th mo. 1813. p. 100.] [These are just a few of the many references given to Metcalf family members in this book.]

Susanna Metcalf m. Isaac Hyatt 1836, Wayne Co, OH

SharonCline51 — 2009-11-20 19:21:18Z

Susannah Metcalf married Isaac Hyatt Jan 24, 1836 in Wayne Co, OH. Married by G. Marks, JP. Can anyone place this Susannah with parents?

Sarah Jane Metcalf Married Jeremiah Gilmore, 1860, Wayne, OH

SharonCline51 — 2009-11-20 19:17:59Z

Sarah Jane Metcalf maarried Jeremiah Gilmore, Dec 25, 1860. This may be the daughter of Thomas Metcalf (1797) and Nancy Ann Durbin. This family may also be the family found in Ringgold Co, IA in 1880. Can anyone confirm of refute?

Nancy Metcalf m. William Bryant, 1818, Wayne Co, OH

SharonCline51 — 2009-11-20 18:50:27Z

Nancy Metcalf married William Bryant, Mar 19, 1818, Wayne Co, OH. Married by Aaron Beard, J. P. Can anyone place this Nancy with parents?

Moses Metcalf m. Catherine Ann Tarr, 1846, Wayne Co., OH

SharonCline51 — 2009-11-20 18:34:11Z

Moses Metcalf married Catherine Ann Tarr, Aug 29, 1846 in Wayne Co, OH. Married by D. Carlin, J. P. Can anyone link Moses with parents?

Mary Metcalf m. Samuel Toms, 1829, Wayne Co, OH

SharonCline51 — 2009-11-20 18:31:49Z

Mary Metcalf married Samuel Toms Dec 10, 1829 in Wayne Co. OH. Married by Chester Safford, J.P. Can anyone link this Mary to parents?

Elizabeth Metcalf m. Daniel Snider, 1827, Wayne Co, OH

SharonCline51 — 2009-11-20 18:28:34Z

Elizabeth Metcalf married Daniel Snider Jul 21, 1827 in Wayne Co, OH. Can anyone link this Elizabeth to parents?

Daniel Metcalf m. Rachael Norris, 1832

SharonCline51 — 2009-11-20 18:25:24Z

Daniel Metcalf married Rachael Norris Nov 20, 1832. Can anyone link this Daniel Metcalf with a family in Wayne Co, OH?

Re: Rachel Metcalf

Staleygeni32 — 2009-11-16 01:23:04Z

Dear Cousin:

I assume that you are a "Shellyburger" Cousin, happy to meet you. No, I have not ever identified John Metcalf. One of my genealogical frustrations. Cassie Knapp's mother was Margaret, my Mom said that she came down the Rhine River to America and said that she heard the Lorelei. Smile!

I would love to find the Metcalf side of the family. Will keep in touch if I ever do. Joan

Re: Metcalf Family Ill Iowa

SharonCline51 — 2009-11-14 23:41:12Z

I believe that your William may be the first-born son of Vachel Metcalf (b~1775) that married the Green sisters. This line is documented in "The Green Tree" by Robert M. Green. Part of the below if from this reference...

From The Green Tree: William Metcalf was the first white settler in Millbrook Twp, Peoria Co., IL. In the spring of 1833, with his wife and two small children and a boy named Amos McRill. He came by wagon from Richland Co., OH. Arriving at French Grove, he built a humble log cabin and fenced a small field and in the spring of 1834 he moved onto the land. The first son born to him after he came to IL was killed in the battle of Shiloh in 1862. William helped organize a Methodist Church in the area. It was destroyed by a tornado in 1858 (From the History of Peoria City and County, Vol. 1 and 2, published in 1912)

William is found in the 1850 census in Peoria, IL, and the birth places reflect that William came to IL between 1833 and 1837. Birth years for family estimated by this reference:
William Metcalf 43 OH
Harriett 41 PA
Mahalia 19 OH
Napolean B. 17 OH
Lucretia 13 IL
Orin 13 IL
William H. 7 IL
Vachel 5 IL
Charlotte M. 1 IL

William is found in the 1880 census in Jackson Twp., Clarke Co., IA:
William 73 OH
Harriett 73 PA
Charlotte 32 IL
Bertha 2 IA (grandaughter)

William is found in the 1885 IA state census at age 77.

An Ancestry World Tree entry by Jim Duggan oystercatcher@bigpond.com has additional details on this line.

Re: Rachel Metcalf

SharonCline51 — 2009-11-14 22:53:47Z

I have looked and looked for John Metcalf in Ionia Co. MI. Do you have census records for him there? When was he there? I think I have him in Wayne Co., OH in 1830, but then I lose him. There is a John (58) and Nancy (57) in Knox Co, OH in 1850, but I don't know if this is him or not. I thought that he perhaps married Margaret Edwards, becuase I found a marriage record with about the right timing in Jefferson Co in 1810. Any ideas?

Re: Silas Metcalf

SharonCline51 — 2009-11-14 22:29:14Z

Ron, I hope you have made great progress with this line. I have the following, but I imagine by now you know all of this. I would like to connect with you again. Email me.

In the 1860 census, Silas is not found living with the rest of his family. A Cyles, 12, is found living in Holmes county (HLPR) with the F. R. Stokes family (33 farmer).

Found in the Canton OH directory 1891-1892. Occupation: Foreman, Ft. Wayne Ry

Found in the 1900 census in Canton Twp., Stark Co., OH as Silace Metcalf, 52, with wife Elmira 40. Record indicates they were married 24 years, and had one child, none living. Living with them is Sarah Conaway, 66.

Found in the 1910 census in Canton Twp., Stark Co., OH as male 61, with wife Elmira 51. Record indicates that they were married 32 years and had one child, still living.

Found in the Canton OH directory, 1913. Occupation: confectionery

Found in the 1920 census in Canton Twp., Stark Co., OH as 72 male with Elmira, 60.

Re: Mary Mosholder married to William Metcalf, Knox Co, Ohio

SharonCline51 — 2009-11-14 22:22:10Z

I have a William Metcalf, b. ~1852 (from census)in Knox Co, OH. I have his parents as John Metcalf and Jane Weeks (or Meeks). I did not have any info on a marriage for this John, though.

Re: Metcalf

SharonCline51 — 2009-10-21 11:18:39Z

I do have a Joel, b~1866, son of William Henry Metcalf and Hannah Jones, probably born in IN. Let me know if this date sounds reasonable.

Re: Metcalf

BettyLarryKeil — 2009-10-21 03:11:12Z

I am a descendant of William Jefferson Metcalf who married Narcissa Lee in Greene County, Illinois. They are both buried in Hopson Cemetery in Hamilton County, Illinois. My line is then Lee,Abraham, Harold,my father and myself Betty Metcalf Keil. Would love to find more information on Joel Medcalf, who I believe to be William Jefferson's father.Hope to hear from you. Betty

Metcalf Family

CallumLeslie — 2009-09-25 22:04:21Z

Hi,

My great-grandmother was Mary Ann Minnie Metcalf who was born at Stanley West, Durham in 1893. Her father was Joseph Metcalf, born abt. 1871 also in Stanley, Durham. He married Ann Jane Knox and had 4 children including Mary A M Metcalf. I have that Joseph's parents were Thomas Metcalf and Mary Ann Steele but I am not sure about this. Does anyone have this family in their tree or have any info they could give me.

Thanks in advance!

Callum

metcalf's from southwestrn pennsylvania

skippyflyboy — 2009-09-24 08:50:52Z

I am looking for information for any metcalfs from pennsylvania (greene county). Specifically for Charles and Dorothy Metcalf and their family.

Thanks

metcalf family relative

thomaslexton — 2009-09-24 03:44:14Z

my names thomas morgan
my grandmother is norah metcalf and her father was james thomas metcalf i believe
i have been to family reunion at stateline and i'm going this year in october
if we are ken please email me

lextonm@yahoo.com

Re: Floyd A. Metcalf, Franklin D. Metcalf

geniemontford — 2009-09-19 18:01:31Z

Hi Amy. About 8 years ago you responded to a post I made on this website. I had never checked the site til. For some reason, I guess I just forgot all about it. Anyway, It was great to get your message, though many years later!! I would love to hear from you and find out how everything is going with you and Morgan. Do you still live in Florida? We did live in Simi Valley, CA, then moved to Fresno CA and lived there several years before moving to the bay area, and about 12 years ago, we moved to Paris Tennessee. My husband Kevin has many relatives in Florida, in the Chattahoochee area. Is that anywhere near you? Tell Morgan (Herman) that I remember him as a baby and very small child. If he goes on my myspace, he will see several pics of his family when he was little. I ended up finding his sister Tina a couple years ago and posted them for her to see. She said she didn't have any pics of them when they were growing up. My younger brother, Alan, who would actually have turned 47 tomorrow, passed away unexpectedly in January. It was very tramatic for our family. Well, I hope to hear from you very soon!

Jacob Metcalf

Leecarol1 — 2009-09-12 14:03:17Z

I am searching for the parents of Jacob Metcalf b.1829 VA.He was living in Iowa 1850, m.1856 to Mary Tyler, moved to MO 1870, IL before 1880 was a widower in 1880. He and Mary had 2 sons, Wilbur b.1864 IA, Horace b.1868 MO.,married 2nd Mary Fouch/Foutch, had 2 daughters Myrtle b.1884, Icena b.1889. Jacob d. April 1901, buried in an abandoned cemetery in IL----no records. Mary Fouch Metcalf d. 1896 MO. buried in same cemetery as Jacob, Wilbur, Horace. Have records, some pictures I would be happy to share. Possible that Jacob had a brother W.W. Metcalf, have no proof, believe also (again no real proof)that he was related to a Palmer Metcalf.

Metcalf

Leecarol1 — 2009-09-11 23:05:22Z

Looking for anyone connected to Jacob Metcalf b. 1829 VA d.1901 St.Louis, Mo. Married 1st Mary Tyler 1856 IA, 2 sons Wilbur b.1864 & Horace b.1868.They lived in MO 1870, were in IL 1880. Jacob was a widow in 1880. Married 2nd Mary Foutch, 2 daughters Myrtle b.1884, Icena b.1889.

METCALF Fred M 1907 1994 married 17 Oct 1929

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-10 11:51:24Z

METCALF Fred M 1907 1994 married 17 Oct 1929

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METCALF Frances R 1907 1982 married 17 Oct 1929

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-09 15:33:43Z

METCALF Frances R 1907 1982 married 17 Oct 1929

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Nettie Metcalf of Warren, Ohio

LSWHaggarty — 2009-09-04 01:37:53Z

I am seeking information on the descendants of Nettie W. Williams (Metcalf, wife of Frank) of Warren, Ohio. Thanks!

Re: Lawson Family of Monroe County Indiana

Kimberleea1968 — 2009-08-29 21:25:08Z

It was so nice to see your message posted. i have some info that might be helpful to you and maybe you will have some for me as well. I believe your grandmother Lydia was a first cousin to my grandfather Robert Lawson. His parents are Plummer Lawson and Lucresa Michaels. His paternal grandparents are William Lawson and Sabra Ragsdale. Your grandmothers parents are Joseph C. Lawson and Mary Jane Mitchener, married June 26, 1886 in Jackson County. So your great grandfather Joseph and mine Plummer are brothers. Your great grandmother Mary Jane is the daughter of Allen Mitchener and Emily Stewart. She was born on May of 1869 in Salt Creek Township and died April 9, 1939 and is buried in Monroe County Indiana. She had 6 sisters and 3 brothers. The sisters names are Mary Etta (Browning), Anna (Todd), Rebecca Jane (Hillenberger), Lillie (Adams), Margaret (Spicer). Her brothers are Alva, Charles and Thomas Lawson. I am not aware of any Indian lineage but that would be great to kinow. I hope this is helpful to you and if you have any info on the history of William or Sabra (Ragsdale) Lawson please let me know. Thank You.

Re: Looking for Metcalf(e)'s from Baltimore

reggreen157 — 2009-08-25 19:02:05Z

Do you know how the Metcalfes are related to the Pearres?
There is a Pearre-Metcalfe house on the historic places in Frederick County. Also Balmuckety which was built be the Pearres is on the historic register in Baltimore County.

Re: Looking for Metcalf(e)'s from Baltimore

reggreen157 — 2009-08-25 18:53:23Z

I was doing research for a novel when I came across a George Metcalf at www.msa.md.gov/msa/.../4512o.html
On 1820 he petitioned the Baltimore County court to recover two slaves.
Accession No:17,898-894 MSA S512-2-930 Location:1/36/1/

METCALF Billy L 1933 1990 msgt US Air Force Vietnam

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-21 11:32:21Z

METCALF Billy L 1933 1990 msgt US Air Force Vietnam

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METCALF Annie M beloved wife and mother

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-19 19:04:44Z

METCALF Annie M beloved wife and mother

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Robert Metcalf Obituary 1974

kaitysmom — 2009-08-19 14:21:11Z

Source: “The Stewart-Houston Times” Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee

Date of Newspaper: Tuesday, July 9, 1974
Page: A-2

Name: Robert Metcalf
Age: 33
Born: Date not listed, a native of Henry County, TN.
Died: June 27, 1974 at St. Francis Hospital in Wichita, Kansas
Funeral: June 30, 1974 with Nave Funeral Home in Erin, Houston County, TN.
Burial: Union Cemetery
Parents: Hugh Metcalf and Mary Gorham
Surviving Spouse: None Listed
Surviving Children: None Listed
Surviving Siblings: Frank Metcalf

If anyone is interested in a copy of the full and original obituary, I would be glad to share. Please contact me at my email address below.

Melissa Barker
Genealogist for Tennessee and Kentucky
E-Mail: kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

Re: METCALF IN NEW YORK

witchymamma39 — 2009-08-11 18:06:51Z

Gingey326@hotmail.com If this is the family you are looking for she has all the info. Good Luck.

Obit Notice New York Times

MGAClark — 2009-08-10 21:49:45Z

Transcribed from New York Times June 5, 1899
Mrs. Eliza Metcalf, wife of Chaplain Metcalf of the Dannemora (N.Y.) Prison, was found dead in bed at the home of her sister, in Bristol, Vt., yesterday morning.

I have no further information and am not related to this person.

METCALF Marion Alvin 1891-1969

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-25 21:04:02Z

METCALF Marion Alvin 1891-1969

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METCALF James E 1924-1968

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-17 20:24:27Z

METCALF James E 1924-1968

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Va-Fauquier/Loundon Co.after 1775 Christopher Mefcalf

gghideout — 2009-07-15 23:38:50Z

Has anyone come across a will for this Christopher or documents mentioning him, such as a parents will?

Re: Metcalfe/Ray info to share

SharonCline51 — 2009-07-15 01:23:47Z

The 1870 census for Garnettsville, Meade Co., KY has the following family: Marian Metcalf 43, Nancy D. 40, Lewis J. 14, Mary B. 9, James 6, John B. 5, Hettie A. 3, and Marion P. 1/12. All born KY. The date for Lewis J. is consistent to be your Lewis.

The 1910 census shows this Lewis, at age 54 still in Meade KY, with wife Fannie 57, and children Ethel 30 and Bertha 28.

This family did not jump out of the 1880 and 1900 census. They might be there, but it would take more creative looking than I just did.

Re: Metcalfe/Ray info to share

SharonCline51 — 2009-07-15 01:23:10Z

The 1870 census for Garnettsville, Meade Co., KY has the following family: Marian Metcalf 43, Nancy D. 40, Lewis J. 14, Mary B. 9, James 6, John B. 5, Hettie A. 3, and Marion P. 1/12. All born KY. The date for Lewis J. is consistent to be your Lewis.

The 1910 census shows this Lewis, at age 54 still in Meade KY, with wife Fannie 57, and children Ethel 30 and Bertha 28.

This family did not jump out of the 1900 and 1910 census. They might be there, but it would take more creative looking than I just did.

METCALF Jack T 1913-1983

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-01 21:12:02Z

METCALF Jack T 1913-1983

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Re: Lewis and Francis'' children were:

jfmeam — 2009-06-27 00:00:00Z

My Grandfather on my fathers side was Emmitt E Metcalf, and he came from Tennessee. I'm 61 years old, Grandpa died around 1995. He was 99 years old.

Re: Norris Metcalf, Laurel/Rockford Co Kentucky

cml48 — 2009-06-11 21:22:09Z

Hi Audrey,
I am of the Norris>William>Reuben line of the Metcalf family. I have a lot of data on this branch if you would be interested. You can contact me directly at CML48@earthlinknet if you would like to see what I have.

Kari

Re: Moses Metcalf/e of Vermont

evlpupy — 2009-06-10 07:39:54Z

Moses could be my GG Grandfathers Brothers (making them my GG Uncle?). Anywho, I have some information, what information might you have so I can confirm relation for you?

Re: Metcalf/Cherokee

MFT08 — 2009-06-06 16:14:37Z

I'm very interested in two people mentioned in your post below -- John Joseph Vann and Agnus Weatherford. What sources are you citing that indicate that John was 1/2 Cherokee and Agnus, half Creek? Do you have any records (i.e., birth, death, etc.) for them? Would welcome ANY information you have on them and/or their parents and grandparents, or any suggestions of other sources of information on these people you might be familiar with. Thanks, in advance, for any help you can offer.

METCALF Leona M 1912-1998

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-05 22:20:15Z

METCALF Leona M 1912-1998

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Re: Lyman Metcalf of Rushford NY 1815-1896

skeill — 2009-05-29 20:19:09Z

Hi Ms Cline- My Lyman Metcalf lived and died in Rushford NY (about 60 miles south West of Genesee County as the crow flies). Maybe he is an ancestor since "Lyman" is obviously an important symbol. I have a youngest son of my Lyman named Fred Lyman (1855-1930)Your Lyman was apparently born about 1888.Good hunting.Stuart Keill

Stych

JIWelsch — 2009-05-28 18:47:43Z

LONE TREE, Iowa - Beulah Yakish Stych, 83, died Sunday, Feb. 20, 2000, at the University of Iowa Hospitals in Iowa City after a short illness. Services will be at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Lone Tree. The Revs. Benedict Okonkwo and Clifford Egert and Parish Life Coordinator Carol Kaalberg will officiate. Burial will be at the Lone Tree Cemetery. Visitation will be with a prayer service at the Sorden Funeral Home in Lone Tree. Mrs. Stych was born Oct. 24, 1916, in Nichols, the daughter of Will and Lola Metcalf Oostendorp. She married Harold Yakish on Aug. 30, 1935, he died May 8, 1971. She married George Stych May 10, 1979. He died Nov. 27, 1981. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Lone Tree, Alter and Rosary Society and the Red Carpet Club. Survivors include three sons, Jim Yakish of Austin, Texas, Rick Yakish of Westminister, Colo. and Mike Yakish of Iowa City; two daughters, Annette Clevenger of Davenport and Deanna Krueger of Lone Tree; 22 grandchildren; 26 great-grandchildren; a sister, Margaret Lindle of McCausland; a brother, Bernard Oostendorp of Nichols; several step children and several step grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, two husbands, two sons, and a sister.
No relation

Re: Lt. Anthony Metcalf

txladybelle — 2009-05-26 03:08:00Z

A recent trip to Colonial Williamsburg and the Rockefeller Library there yielded a few extra records on the earliest Anthony Metcalfe:

1719. Anthony METCALF imported himself into this Colony directly from the Kingdom of Great Britain sometime in the year 1719. Sworn on 30 Nov 1752. (Some Importations from Order Books, Brunswick Co, VA., B4, p. 357)

16 July 1722. [The] attachment of James BACCHUS against the estate of John BATES [the ] Sheriff having retd. the sd. atta. executed in the hands of Anthony METCALF [ and ] Jno. JUDE amounting to ten pounds one Shilling orderd. that [ they ] be summonded to give an account of the said BATES'S estate in [ their ] hands at the next court. (CW(16)146) (York Co., Va Records on microfilm at Colonial Williamsburg Rockefeller Library.)

20 August 1722. In the petn. of James BACCHUS agt the est of Jno. B[ATES] for L54.2.8 Sterling & costs Anthony METCALF appeared according to S[ummons] and acknowledged [torn] L10.1.9 of the defts effects in his hands ordered [torn] to the plt als Exo. (OW(16) M53?) (York Co., Va Records on microfilm at Colonial Williamsburg Rockefeller Library.)

18 May 1724. Anthony METCALF was a witness to the deed of Alexander GARY to LARK. (DAB 3, 419-420) (York Co., Va Records on microfilm at Colonial Williamsburg Rockefeller Library.)

16 May 1726. Anthony METCALF preferred a Claim to this court for taking up a runaway man Servt. named John MATHEWS belonging to Doctor Wm. LIVISTONE of New Kent County above ten miles distance from his said masters habitation as appears per Certificate and made oath that he never received any satisfaction from the same it is therefore ordered to be Certified to the Assembly for allowance. (DOW (16) 383) (York Co., Va Records on microfilm at Colonial Williamsburg Rockefeller Library.)

Re: Lt. Anthony Metcalf

Juli_Morgan — 2009-05-26 02:33:32Z

Hello, Chris,

I would dearly love to see anything pertaining to Anthony Metcalf's war service. My email is julipagemorgan@gmail.com. I would be happy to send you what I have on the Maryland Metcalf/Medcalf family. I've gathered a bit on this line in the 1600s-1700s, but haven't gone any further, since I now think Anthony Metcalf was not from this line at all, but, rather, descended from a Metcalf who came from England to Brunswick County, Virginia in 1719. As far as Tennessee, the only thing I have at present is that Anthony's son William was there, as well as Anthony's granddaughter, Betsy Metcalf Driskill. You're welcome to whatever I have, though.
---Juli

Re: Searching Family Tree

lisametcalf11 — 2009-05-15 12:12:34Z

i dont have any of those names on my list but i havnt looked into my grandfathers neices and nephews yet. my grandfather is max ora metcaalf my fathers name is max metcalf and my name is lisa metcalf

Re: Searching Family Tree

cooltay98 — 2009-05-14 22:26:45Z

hi my name is taylorhall but my mom name is latonya metcalfe but my dad name is hall but all on my moms side is metcalfe. pleasesend something back.