Michael Meador McCall (private). Parents: Glenn Thomas McCall and Peggy Covington.

Spouse: Christa Shaffer. Children were: Ashley McCall, Stephanie McCall, Austin McCall.

Mildred McCall (private). Parents: Royal C. McCall and Laura Estes Schopp.

Mildred Frances McCall was born about 1836 in Callaway County, Missouri. Parents: Robert Henry McCall and Elizabeth Middleton "Bettie" Gilbert.

Spouse: G. W. Stucker. Mildred Frances McCall and G. W. Stucker were married.

Miles Campbell McCall (private). Parents: David Campbell McCall and Debbie Trant.

Molly McCall was born (date unknown). Parents: Alexander McCall Jr. and Mary Hale.

Monroe "Bud" McCall was born in September 1858 in Callaway County, Missouri. He died on 19 June 1942. Parents: William Stokes "Stokes" McCall and Sarah Ellen Gregory.

Spouse: Willie Maud England. Willie Maud England and Monroe "Bud" McCall were married on 15 February 1910 in Callaway County, Missouri. Children were: Francis McCall, W. Monroe McCall.

Morris McCall was born in North Cove, McDowell County, North Carolina. He died when he was 16. Parents: Robert McCall and Sally Grant.

Myra McCall was born (date unknown). Parents: Henry McCall and Jane Rector.

Spouse: Martin Dale. Myra McCall and Martin Dale were married.

Myrlene McCall (private). Parents: Royal C. McCall and Laura Estes Schopp.

Nancy McCall was born in 1584/5. She died in 1640. Parents: Robert McCall and Hazel Caldwell.

Nancy McCall was born estimated 1790 in Henry County, Virginia. She died on 4 May 1870 in Caldwell County, North Carolina. She was buried in 1870 in Littlejohn Methodist Church Cemetery, Lenoir, Caldwell County, North Carolina. Never married; crippled as a child when she fell and broke her hip; lived for 28 years with her sister Elizabeth [Mrs. Andrew Hull Tuttle], until her death in May, 1870. "she was a very fine person, 'Scotch' in her character." [Goforth, pg. 4] Parents: Robert H. McCall and Elizabeth Aiken.

Nancy Ann McCall was born about 1837 in Franklin County, Virginia. She died on 30 June 1890 in Callaway County, Missouri. Parents: Peter Holland "Holland" McCall and Zilpha Hodges.

Spouse: Henry F. Harland.

Nannie McCall was born in North Cove, McDowell County, North Carolina. Parents: Samuel McCall and Jennie Brown.

Nannie McCall was born about 1862 in Callaway County, Missouri. Parents: William Stokes "Stokes" McCall and Sarah Ellen Gregory.

Nannie Frances McCall was born on 19 July 1920 in Franklin County, Virginia. She died on 11 July 1997 in Franklin County, Virginia. Parents: John Meador McCall and Elsie "Nannie" Law.

Spouse: Reginald Clark "Reg" Amos. Nannie Frances McCall and Reginald Clark "Reg" Amos were married on 13 October 1939 in Franklin County, Virginia. Children were: Reginald Clark "Jr." Amos, Dale Cameron Amos.

Nora McCall was born in North Cove, McDowell County, North Carolina. Parents: James Pinkney "Pinkney" McCall and Emma Shell.

Spouse: Dr. Charles Peterson. Nora McCall and Dr. Charles Peterson were married.

Paul McCall died young. Parents: Pinkney McCall and Mary Braswell.

Perline McCall was born (date unknown). Parents: Alexander McCall and Mary Cryder.

Spouse: Ruben Brooksher. Perline McCall and Ruben Brooksher were married.

Peter Holland "Holland" McCall was born in 1800 in Glade Hill, Franklin County, Virginia. He settled in Coats' Prairie, Callaway County, Missouri in 1834. He settled in Missouri in 1840. Holland died on 20 April 1867 in Reform, Callaway County, Missouri. He was buried in April 1867 in Old Salem Baptist Church Cemetery, Callaway County, Missouri. "Peter moved to MO from VA in 1839. He married Zelphia Hodges, who was born in 1807. He was disinherited because he married a German girl. He died in Missouri 1867.

Notes from Myrtle Mae McCall Holverson, daughter of James Franklin and Martha Alice Scott McCall, she remarks as follows: "The McCalls were an aristocratic people with plantations and slaves in the South. Most of Dad's family stayed in Missouri but I did not know Uncle Sam and Uncle Bob. Uncle Bob lived near Ute and I remember Mother, Dad, and I driving a horse and buggy to visit them. When we went we would go on Saturday and stay over night. They had 5 children."

Parents: William S. McCall and Mildred "Milly" Holland.

Spouse: Zilpha Hodges. Zilpha Hodges and Peter Holland "Holland" McCall were married on 10 April 1826 in Franklin County, Virginia. Surety: Gabriel Hodges Children were: John William McCall, Robert Henry McCall, Samuel Christopher McCall, Nancy Ann McCall, Thomas Alexander McCall, Mary Mildred McCall, James Franklin McCall.

Pettigrew McCall was born (date unknown). Parents: George Washington McCall and Martha M. Sudderth.

Spouse: Sarah E. Curtiss.

Pinkney McCall was born in Caldwell County, North Carolina. Parents: William McCall and Nancy Fleming.

Spouse: Mary Braswell. Mary Braswell and Pinkney McCall were married. Children were: Lawrence McCall, Viola McCall, Lonnie McCall, Edna McCall, William McCall, Ethel McCall, Paul McCall.

Posey Lester McCall was born on 1 January 1890 in Franklin County, Virginia. He died on 20 November 1954. Parents: John Peter McCall and Laura Alice Dudley.

Spouse: Algie Florence Belcher. Algie Florence Belcher and Posey Lester McCall were married on 16 April 1911.

Preston Berry McCall was born on 18 July 1906 in Fulton, Callaway County, Missouri. He was educated in Westminster College, Fulton, Callaway County, Missouri. He was educated at the University of Missouri, and received a Masters Degree. Preston died on 2 July 1974. He was buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, Fulton, Callaway County, Missouri. Never married. His mother lived with him and later moved to the Mokane Nursing Home until her death at the age of 102. He was a member of the First Christian Church of Fulton. Parents: James Marshall "Marshall" McCall and Sallie Berry.

Robert McCall (private). Parents: Royal C. McCall and Laura Estes Schopp.

Robert McCall was born in Caldwell County, North Carolina. Parents: Samuel Aiken McCall Jr. and Bersheba "Basha" Baker.

Spouse: Margaret Barber. Margaret Barber and Robert McCall were married.

Robert McCall was born in McDowell County, North Carolina. Before 1916 he was an a farmer in North Cove, McDowell County, North Carolina. In 1916 the high waters washed his house away so he sold his land in the Cove and bought another farm near Greenlee, McDowell County, North Carolina. (The McCall Family of Ireland and America, pg. 10) Parents: William Aiken McCall and Katherin Matilda McCall.

Spouse: Sally Grant. Sally Grant and Robert McCall were married. Children were: William Edward McCall, Sorelda McCall, James McCall, Henry McCall, Torrence McCall, Katherin McCall, Morris McCall, E. H. McCall.

Robert McCall was born (date unknown). Parents: Alexander McCall Jr. and Mary Hale.

Robert McCall was born in Caldwell County, North Carolina. Parents: William McCall and Nancy Fleming.

Spouse: Hattie Hankle. Hattie Hankle and Robert McCall were married.

Robert McCall was born on 7 June 1542 in Belfast, Ireland. He died in 1618 in Ireland. Parents: Sir John McCall and Mary Richardson.

Spouse: Hazel Caldwell. Children were: George McCall, Walter McCall, Nancy McCall, John McCall.

Robert McCall II was born on 16 March 1788 in Henry County, Virginia. Went to North Carolina as a child, with his parents. He died on 18 September 1848 in Burke County, North Carolina. Bible record -- Bible of Robert McCall II, printed in 1816 according to Goforth. (The McCall Family of Ireland and America, pg. 3): "At an early age he went to Turkey Cove, McDowell County, where he worked as a farm forman for Harvey Greenlee. After working for Greenlee he bought a 600-acre farm in the North Cove, McDowell County, and later bought more than 1500 acres near his first farm."
Parents: Robert H. McCall and Elizabeth Aiken.

Spouse: Lydia "Lillie" Gillespie. Lydia "Lillie" Gillespie and Robert McCall II were married in 1818. Children were: William Aiken McCall, Samuel (appears wrong) McCall.

Robert Bradford McCall (private). Parents: Edwin Levan "Levan" McCall and Mary Frances Erdel.

Spouse: Barbara Dee Molden. Children were: Kendra Dee McCall, Shaun McQuillen McCall, Cory McCall, Kristen McCall.

Robert Elijah McCall was born on 13 October 1856. He died on 11 November 1928. Parents: Sidney McCall and Mary Perlina Bradshaw.

Spouse: Tima Ellen "Timy" Smith. Tima Ellen "Timy" Smith and Robert Elijah McCall were married on 15 January 1879. Married by D. W. Conway. [Goforth] Children were: Robert Walter McCall, John Sidney McCall.

Robert H. McCall was born in 1752 in County Antrim, Ireland. He emigrated in 1775 at Ireland to Pennsylvania, near Gettysburg. He died on 9 April 1820 in Burke County, North Carolina. Robert was buried in Littlejohn Methodist Church Cemetery, Lenoir, Caldwell County, North Carolina. From "The McCall Family in America":
Robert, son of John and Helen Moore McCall, was born in Antrim Country, Ireland, in 1752. In 1773, he married Elizabeth Aiken, who was of royal decent. Her parents objected to her marriage with Robert, so he stole her out a window and they ran away and were married. Elizabeth was born in Antrim County, Ireland, in 1752.

Robert was a weaver by trade and could design anything for weaving. He designed a very fine linen tablecloth with the American Eagle on it and presented it to the king. The king took it as an insult, charged Robert with treason and ordered him arrested and beheaded. With the aid of some friends Robert managed to escape with his wife and six-month old baby. Some say they put him on a ship and labeled him as "potatoes." At any rate, Robert and family managed to sail from Clark County, Ireland, to America in 1775. They were six months in voyage. Upon landing in America, Robert's wife and baby made their home in Pennsylvania.

Robert enlisted in the Revolutionary War and fought for the duration of the war. He was a Colonel of a North Carolina regiment under General Daniel Morgan and was with him at Saratoga and at Yorktown and was also present at the surrender of Lord Cornwallis.

After the war, Robert left PA and moved to Franklin County, VA. [Note added by George Goforth: family tradition says Henry County, as Franklin County was created in 1785 from parts of Bedford and Henry Counties, Virginia]. There he bought land and slaves.

Sometime after 1793, Robert sold his land in Virginia and moved to Burke County, North Carolina, on the Catawba River near what is now the Burke and Caldwell County line. He became a man of importance, owning a large acreage of land and many slaves. He was a Methodist class leader both in Ireland and in America, and it is thought that he was a convert of John Wesley. Robert died in 1820 and was buried at Littlejohn's Methodist Church in Caldwell County. His wife died in 1838.
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[Following is the note from Glenn McCall, originally written by Dr. C. S. McCall in 1955]
In 1791 Robert McCall bought 200 +/- acres for 40£ on Timber Ridge near Glade Hill, Virginia. He sold this land to his son William McCall, in 1802. The sale was after Robert and all the family except William had moved to Burke County, NC. In 1817, William McCall bought 93 acres for $350, lying in the bend of the Pigg River. This is also near Glade Hill. William's will is on file in the Franklin County Court House, in which he wills slaves to his daughter, etc.
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[Following is the note as edited and added by George Goforth]
Sometime after 1793, around 1800 to 1801, Robert sold his land in Virginia and moved to Burke County, North Carolina on the Catawba River near what is now the Burke and Caldwell County line. Robert and his wife moved up to the Littlejohn settlement somewhat later, between 1812 to 1818. In 1819, Robert exchanged his Catawba River homeplace with his son James, for the latter's half [181 acres] of the Pearson lands. James moved back to the Catawba River, dying there. Robert deeded [Will and Deed] the Sealy's Creek place to Andrew Hull Tuttle.

He became a man of importance, owning a large acreage of land and many slaves. He was a Methodist class leader both in Ireland and America and it is thought that he was a convert of John Wesley. On page 34, "Record Book", Burke Co., Court Term April 1838, disposal was made of the negroes belonging to Robert McCall's Estate at or shortly after the death of Elizabeth Aiken McCall, Benedict Bristol, Executor. "Negro girl Liddy and furniture willed to Nancy McCall, delivered over to her Negro girl Patsey "paid over" to A. H. Tuttle Six negroes, Franky, Adam, George, Fanny, Mariah, and Monroe willed to Peggy Shell and Jenny Bristol sold and paid over to the legatees [Sgd.] Benedict Bristol. B/S Nancy McCall to Lucius M. Tuttle for a negro girl named Sophia, dated Feb. 20, 1838. Deed of gift - Nancy McCall to her sister Elizabeth McCall Tuttle - of the negro boy William. Parents: John McCall and Helen Moore.

Spouse: Elizabeth Aiken. Elizabeth Aiken and Robert H. McCall were married in 1773 in Ireland. Children were: Margaret "Peggy" McCall, William S. McCall, Samuel Alexander "Sam" McCall, John McCall, James McCall, Jessie Virginia "Jane" McCall, Elizabeth McCall, Robert McCall II, Nancy McCall, Henry McCall, Alexander McCall.

Robert H. McCall was born on 31 January 1831 in Watauga, North Carolina. He died about 1902. Parents: James Franklin McCall and Elizabeth Shell.

Spouse: Mary Ann Sherrill. Mary Ann Sherrill and Robert H. McCall were married. Children were: Mattie A. McCall.

Robert H. McCall was born on 25 June 1849 in Auxvasse Township, Callaway County, Missouri. He died on 17 January 1915 in Callaway County, Missouri. Parents: James Elbert McCall and Angeline "Ann" Gilbert.

Spouse: Amanda Garrett. Amanda Garrett and Robert H. McCall were married on 27 November 1873 in Callaway County, Missouri. Children were: Cornelia McCall, Alta Mae McCall, Royal C. McCall, Ernest Elwood McCall, Robert Kergin McCall, Carl Vincent McCall, Beulah McCall.

Robert Harden McCall was born on 24 September 1907 in Burke County, North Carolina. He died on 14 September 1989 in Etowah, Henderson County, North Carolina. Parents: Isaac Newton McCall and Virginia Shell.

Spouse: Leah Alison. Leah Alison and Robert Harden McCall were married.

Robert Henry McCall was born in 1806. When still a young man he left Caldwell County and moved to the Turkey Cove. There he met and married Hasie Gullespie. He was a farmer and cabinet maker. (The McCall Family of Ireland and America, pg. 5)
Parents: Samuel Alexander "Sam" McCall and Sarah "Sallie" Shell.

Spouse: Katherine Hazel "Hasie" Gillespie. Katherine Hazel "Hasie" Gillespie and Robert Henry McCall were married. Children were: Katie McCall, Sallie McCall.

Robert Henry McCall was born on 1 February 1806 in Glade Hill, Franklin County, Virginia. He settled in Callaway County, Missouri in 1834. He owned nine slaves in 1850 in Callaway County, Missouri. Robert was living in 1850 in District 12, Callaway County, Missouri. He owned eleven slaves in 1860 in Callaway County, Missouri. He died on 22 July 1886 in Fulton, Callaway County, Missouri. Robert was buried in July 1886 in Unity Baptist Cemetery, Toledo, Callaway County, Missouri. Surety: Kemuel C. Gilbert, Jr. [Goforth, pg. 6] Parents: William S. McCall and Mildred "Milly" Holland.

Spouse: Elizabeth Middleton "Bettie" Gilbert. Elizabeth Middleton "Bettie" Gilbert and Robert Henry McCall were married on 5 November 1832 in Franklin County, Virginia. She was a sister of Angeline Gilbert, who married James Elbert McCall; surety: Samuel C. Gilbert Children were: Dr. William Sparrel McCall, Mildred Frances McCall, Mary Elizabeth "Lillie or Bee" McCall.

Robert Henry McCall was born on 8 March 1829 in Callaway County, Missouri. Military record says was born in Franklin County, VA and was a resident in Reform, MO at the time of his enlistment. He owned nine slaves in 1850 in District 12, Callaway County, Missouri. He served in the military Private in the First Cavalry Regiment, Missouri Volunteers, CSA, under Captain Gilbert on 11 December 1861. Robert H. McCall, age 31
Enlisted December 11, 1861 at Sac River, Missouri. Served as a Private in the First Cavalry Regiment, Missouri Volunteers, CSA, under Captain Gilbert. Served in the Missouri State Guard, Company D, Milton's Battalion Infantry for three months. Battles in: Lexington, Bentonville, Elk Horn, Farmington, Luka, Corinth, Hatchie Bridge, Bakers Creek, Big Black, where captured May 17, 1863. Took Oath of Allegiance to U.S.
Robert died on 4 May 1909. He was buried in May 1909 in Ute, Monona County, Iowa. Parents: Peter Holland "Holland" McCall and Zilpha Hodges.

Spouse: Elizabeth K. "Bettie" Kemp. Elizabeth K. "Bettie" Kemp and Robert Henry McCall were married on 15 February 1850 in Callaway County, Missouri. Children were: John W. McCall.

Spouse: Nancy Agnes Houston. Nancy Agnes Houston and Robert Henry McCall were married in 1854 in Callaway County, Missouri. Children were: George H. McCall, Mary F. McCall, Bobbie Anna McCall, James Alexander McCall, Alice Lula McCall, Verder Eugene McCall.

Robert Kergin McCall was born on 8 December 1880 in Callaway County, Missouri. He died on 5 January 1899 in Callaway County, Missouri. He was buried in January 1899 in Old Salem Baptist Church Cemetery, Callaway County, Missouri. Parents: Robert H. McCall and Amanda Garrett.

Robert Kirk McCall (private). Parents: William Kemmie "W. K." McCall and Patsy Dean Williamson.

Children were: Matthew Laurence "Matt" McCall.

Robert Marshall McCall was born on 28 April 1914 in Tokyo, Japan. He died on 20 December 1915 in Akita, Japan. Parents: Rev. Clarence Field McCall and Cora Belle Campbell.

Robert Marshall McCall (private). Parents: Rev. Dr. Clarence Field "Mac" McCall Jr. and Rev. Dr. Barbara Warren.

Spouse: Rebecca "Becky" Haley. Children were: Sarah Morgan McCall, Daniel Sequoia McCall.

Robert R. McCall was born on 14 March 1831. He died on 29 July 1880. Robert R. McCall born March 14, 1831; died July 29, 1880; married about 1861 to Myra E. Berry born about 1844 the daughter of James L. and Mary [Bradshaw] Berry. Robert was for many years Sheriff of Caldwell County N. C. succeeding his 1st cousin, Robert G. Tuttle. Robert R. McCall was born near Lovelady Ford and was elected Sheriff in 1865, and held the office up to the day of his death, and "a more popular and beloved officer never served his people. He was ever kind and indulgent, and as lenient as one could well be. He was a great friend to the poorer classes, who will sadly miss his kind aid and advice. During his administration as sheriff he advanced the money for hundreds of poor men to pay their taxes, and probably a large portion of it has never been returned to him. The deceased was Captain of a militia company before and during the war, and always had a host of warm friends and admirers. The funeral services took place at his old home, near Lovelady ford, where the remains were interred. The services were conducted by Rev. R. L. Abernathy. [Goforth, pg. 11]
Parents: James McCall and Katherine "Katie" Kincaid.

Spouse: Myra E. Berry. Myra E. Berry and Robert R. McCall were married about 1861. Children were: James V. McCall, Emma Elmyra McCall, William Berry McCall, Catherine M. "Kate" McCall, John Sidney "Sidney" McCall, Mary Ann "Annie" McCall, Jennie McCall.

Dr. Robert Roy McCall was born in 1878/9 in Callaway County, Missouri. He died on 7 May 1915 in California. Parents: Dr. William Sparrel McCall and Martha W. "Mallie" Stucker.

Spouse: Olivia Taylor.

Robert Sevier McCall was born on 25 March 1857 in North Cove, McDowell County, North Carolina. He died on 3 October 1923 in Asheville, North Carolina. After finishing college he took a law course and first practiced in Marion. He later moved to Asheville, North Carolina, where he became one of the leading lawyers of the day. (McCall Family in Ireland and America, pg. 10) Parents: James Wesley McCall and Louisa Brown.

Spouse: Mary Matilda "Kittie" Gillespie. Mary Matilda "Kittie" Gillespie and Robert Sevier McCall were married on 4 July 1882. Children were: Alvin Otho McCall.

Robert Sevier McCall was born on 11 June 1918 in Lonoke, Lonoke County, Arkansas. He died on 9 November 1997 in Lonoke, Lonoke County, Arkansas. Parents: Alvin Otho McCall and Clarabell McCrary.

Children were: Sarah Francis McCall.

Robert Walter McCall was born on 22 September 1884. He died on 23 August 1921. He was buried in Mountain Grove, NC. Parents: Robert Elijah McCall and Tima Ellen "Timy" Smith.

Spouse: O. E. Herman. Children were: Geneva McCall.

Rolla Kirk "Kirk" McCall was born on 17 October 1883 in Reform, Callaway County, Missouri. He died on 4 October 1939 in Callaway County, Missouri. Parents: William Kemuel McCall and Margaret Ann "Maggie" Coats.

Spouse: Beulah McKinney. Children were: William Kemmie "W. K." McCall.

Spouse: Emma See "Effie" Weeks. Emma See "Effie" Weeks and Rolla Kirk "Kirk" McCall were married on 12 April 1911 in Callaway County, Missouri.

Rosco McCall was born in North Cove, McDowell County, North Carolina. Parents: Alexander McCall and Donnie Brown.

Spouse: Maggie Lakey. Maggie Lakey and Rosco McCall were married.