Walter Paris McCall was born in May 1889 in Callaway County, Missouri. He died in October 1978 in Callaway County, Missouri. Isham Holland did the funeral, said Paris was 90. Parents: Dr. Walter Scott McCall Jr. and Ella Oestadt.

Spouse: Clara Neff. Clara Neff and Walter Paris McCall were married.

Dr. Walter Scott McCall Jr. was born on 17 December 1859 in Callaway County, Missouri. 1900 US Census says he was born in December, 1857. In 1884 he was a practicing medicine in Portland, Callaway County, Missouri. He died on 31 May 1904 in Steedman, Callaway County, Missouri. Parents: Dr. William Sparrel McCall and Martha W. "Mallie" Stucker.

Spouse: Ella Oestadt. Ella Oestadt and Dr. Walter Scott McCall Jr. were married on 9 April 1888 in Callaway County, Missouri. Children were: Walter Paris McCall, Champ Clark McCall, Julia E. McCall.

Wheeler McCall Jr. (private). Parents: William H. McCall and Julia P. Halley.

William McCall was born (date unknown). Parents: John McCall and Isabella Hold (or Holt).

William McCall was born in Caldwell County, North Carolina. He was a farmer and lived in Caldwell County near the St. John's River and the Burke County line. (The McCall Family of Ireland and America, pg. 10) Parents: Samuel Aiken McCall Jr. and Bersheba "Basha" Baker.

Spouse: Nancy Fleming. Nancy Fleming and William McCall were married. Children were: Robert McCall, Pinkney McCall, Mary McCall, Frank McCall, Julius McCall.

William McCall was born in North Cove, McDowell County, North Carolina. He was an a farmer, surveyor, and partner in the McCall and Conley General Store in Marion, McDowell County, North Carolina. Parents: William Aiken McCall and Katherin Matilda McCall.

Spouse: Katie Conley. Katie Conley and William McCall were married. Children were: William McCall, Edgar McCall, Herbert McCall, George McCall, Charles McCall, Clifton McCall, Alvin Clay McCall, Alma McCall.

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

William McCall was born (date unknown). Parents: Samuel Alexander McCall Jr. and Julia Wilson.

Spouse: Louverin Wilson. Louverin Wilson and William McCall were married.

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

William McCall was born in North Cove, McDowell County, North Carolina. Parents: William McCall and Katie Conley.

Spouse: Mary Sue Crawford. Mary Sue Crawford and William McCall were married.

William Aiken McCall was born on 5 December 1818 in North Cove, McDowell County, North Carolina. He died on 5 March 1907 in North Cove, McDowell County, North Carolina. William "A. Billy" Aiken McCall, son of Robert McCall II (born March 16, 1788) married his first cousin Katherine McCall, daughter of his uncle Samuel Alexander McCall (born February 2, 1777). He spent his whole life in the North Cove, McDowell County, where he was a wealthy farmer and merchant. Parents: Robert McCall II and Lydia "Lillie" Gillespie.

Spouse: Katherin Matilda McCall. Katherin Matilda McCall and William Aiken McCall were married about 1838. Children were: Jane McCall, Sorelda McCall, Elizabeth McCall, Robert McCall, Samuel McCall, William McCall, Alexander McCall.

William Amos McCall was born on 27 May 1902 in Burke County, North Carolina. Parents: Isaac Newton McCall and Virginia Shell.

Spouse: Peggy Dykes. Peggy Dykes and William Amos McCall were married.

William Berry McCall (private). Parents: Robert R. McCall and Myra E. Berry.

Spouse: Mamie Parks.

William Brown McCall was born on 26 June 1860. After his father's death he purchased his father's farm and spent his entire life there. He was a farmer and a merchant. Parents: James Wesley McCall and Louisa Brown.

Spouse: Anna Wiseman. Anna Wiseman and William Brown McCall were married. Children were: Signa McCall, Earl McCall, Mae McCall, David McCall, Shafter McCall.

William Edward McCall was born in North Cove, McDowell County, North Carolina. Parents: Robert McCall and Sally Grant.

Spouse: Maude Livingston. Maude Livingston and William Edward McCall were married.

William H. McCall was born on 14 July 1857 in Franklin County, Virginia. Parents: John Meador McCall and Julia Anna Jane "Juliana" Holland.

William H. McCall was born in March 1861 in Missouri. 1900 Census says he was born in March, 1861. 1880 Census says he is 20 yrs. Missouri Birth & Death record for his son, born 10 Jan 1887, says he is 25. In 1886 he was an a farmer in Reform, Callaway County, Missouri. He died in November 1944. Possible: wife was Julia Page Halley, married 12 Mar 1884 (Callaway County Marriages, 1870-1922) Parents: Dr. William Sparrel McCall and Martha W. "Mallie" Stucker.

Spouse: Julia P. Halley. Julia P. Halley and William H. McCall were married. Children were: Herbert McCall, Wheeler McCall Jr., Harrold H McCall, Henry C McCall, Harvey H McCall.

William Kemmie "W. K." McCall (private). Parents: Rolla Kirk "Kirk" McCall and Beulah McKinney.

Spouse: Patsy Dean Williamson. Children were: Debbie McCall, Donna McCall, Robert Kirk McCall, Dyann Lea McCall.

William Kemuel McCall was born on 7 December 1840 in Nine Mile Prairie, Callaway County, Missouri. He lived at 1290 Mokane Road in Fulton, Callaway County, Missouri House was pointed out to John McCall by Robert Craghead in May, 2005. It's right next door to Robert and Grace's house. He died of cardiac hypertrophy, chronic mitral lesion and senility on 28 January 1924 in Fulton, Callaway County, Missouri.
WILLIAM KEMUEL McCALL DEAD -- Life-long Resident of Callaway County Passed Away Monday Night -- Funeral Wednesday Afternoon
William Kemuel McCall, a life-long resident of Callaway county, died at his home one-half mile south of Fulton at 11:00 o'clock Monday night. Mr. McCall had not been well since Christmas, but had been confined to his bed only since last Thursday. Death was due to a complication of diseases.
Funeral services were held at the First Christian church in Fulton Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, conducted by the Rev. W. Garnet Alcorn. Burial was in Hillcrest Cemetery with the rites of Free Masonry.
Mr. McCall was born near Reform and lived there until 1910 when he moved south of Fulton and had lived there since. He was 83 years old at the time of his death, having been born December 7, 1840. He was a son of native Virginians, J. E. McCall and Angeline Gilbert, and was the eldest of a family of eleven children, six sons and five daughters, only four of whom now survive. His education was received in the schools of Callaway county and at Westminster College where he was a student in 1860 and 1861. Two years after leaving college he was married to Miss Maggie A. Coats, of near Reform, December 15, 1863. The couple celebrated their golden wedding December 15, 1913, and last Christmas celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of their marriage.
Besides his wife Mr. McCall is survived by seven children - five sons and two daughters: T. H. McCall, J. M. McCall, Mrs. E. C. Holman, and Mrs. E. B. Craghead, all of near Fulton; Dr. W. K. McCall, of Laddonia; R. K. McCall, of Reform; and Clarence F. McCall, of Akita, Japan. The brothers and sisters living are: Mrs. Fannie Berry, of Los Angeles, Cal.; Mrs. H. R. Coats and Miss Katherine McCall, of Reform, and J. R. McCall of St. Joseph. Ten grandchildren also survive: Kemmie Craghead, Morris, Ruth, Gladys and Preston McCall, all of Fulton; Crawford, Margaret and Levan McCall, of Laddonia, and Field and Elizabeth McCall of Akita, Japan. Four grandchildren have passed away: Maggie and Edwin McCall Holman, Fulton, and Merritt and Robert McCall, Akita, Japan.
Mr. McCall united with the Old Liberty Christian church near Reform in 1864. He later transferred his membership to the church at Reform and in 1910 became a member of the First Christian Church of Fulton. In his passing Callaway loses one of her most substantial citizens who will leave his impress upon the century in which he lived. A man with high principles, upright and honorable in his dealings, with his fellowmen, he had the respect of the entire community. He will be greatly missed in the church life and in his family and circle of friends and acquaintances. Much sympathy is extended to all those to whom his passing brings sorrow.

(Fulton Gazette, 31 Jan 1924)

William was buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, Fulton, Callaway County, Missouri. Parents: James Elbert McCall and Angeline "Ann" Gilbert.

Spouse: Margaret Ann "Maggie" Coats. Margaret Ann "Maggie" Coats and William Kemuel McCall were married on 15 December 1863. Children were: Thomas Henry McCall, Mary Winifred "Winnie" McCall, Fannie M. McCall, James Marshall "Marshall" McCall, Dr. William Kemuel "Kemmie" McCall Jr., Rev. Clarence Field McCall, Rolla Kirk "Kirk" McCall.

Dr. William Kemuel "Kemmie" McCall Jr. was born on 5 December 1875 in Reform, Callaway County, Missouri. He died on 30 September 1957. Callaway County Missouri Marriages, 1870-1922 says "William K., Dr. McCall" Parents: William Kemuel McCall and Margaret Ann "Maggie" Coats.

Spouse: Susannah "Sudie/Sallie" Crawford. Susannah "Sudie/Sallie" Crawford and Dr. William Kemuel "Kemmie" McCall Jr. were married on 12 March 1902 in Callaway County, Missouri. Children were: Crawford William "C. W." McCall, Margaret McCall, Edwin Levan "Levan" McCall.

William Locke McCall was born (date unknown). (The McCall Family of Ireland and America, pg. 7): He was a farmer and lived on the Catawba River near the Burke and Caldwell County line. A man named Twiggs stabbed William in the back and killed him. Parents: Alexander McCall and Mary Cryder.

Spouse: Saphronia Corpening. Saphronia Corpening and William Locke McCall were married. Children were: Elizabeth McCall, Jacob McCall, Mary McCall, Adaline McCall, Jackson McCall.

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

Spouse: Sent McKinnie. Sent McKinnie and William Marvin McCall were married.

Spouse: Kate Biddix. Kate Biddix and William Marvin McCall were married.

William Morrison McCall (private). Parents: Thomas Henry McCall and Sara Jeanie Morrison.

Spouse: Opal Harris.

William S. McCall was born in 1776/7 in Pennsylvania. He settled in Franklin County, Virginia about 1781. Goforth says he did not later go with his family to North Carolina. He owned 200 acres on Timber Ridge in 1802 in Franklin County, Virginia. William owned 93 acres lying in the bend of the Pigg River, in 1817 in Franklin County, Virginia. He paid $350 for the 93 acres. He signed a will on 8 February 1823. William McCall's will dated February 8, 1823; Proved July Term [July 7th], 1823, Wits: Samuel Ashworth, Joh. Patterson, William Hutcherson, and George Hutcherson reads: "Wife Milly McCall to have 4 of her choice negroes for the support of her and the four youngest children, and their Education. Other negroes, land on south side of Pigg River, Waggon, 3 horses, etc., etc. to be sold and money divided among my children. Sons William S. and Thomas Fewell McCall [Thomas F. McCall not yet of age, Stokes not yet of age.] Two eldest sons not named and any others who are of age to be employed to look after the family business and property as long as they do well and no longer." Wife may lend to each of my daughters a negro apiece, upon their giving [bond] or their return when "Stokes" comes of age. Milly to receive her 2 choice negroes, 2 horses, 2 cows, 2 feather beds, furniture, farming utensils [part] likewise the land upon which I now live or else be plentifully supported during her natural life. Even if she marries again, she is to be comfortably provided for. Friend John M. Holland, Executor [John M. Holland declined to serve on August 4, 1823 and Peter Holland qualified].
He died in 1823 in Virginia. Goforth says he died between February 8 and July 7, 1823 in Virginia. The History of Callaway County (pg. 553) states: "William McCall, when a young man, came over from Ireland to Virginia during the last decade of 1700 and was there married some years afterwards to Miss Mildred Holland, of Franklin County." He lived in that county until his death, becoming, in the meantime, a successful farmer and influential citizen." Parents: Robert H. McCall and Elizabeth Aiken.

Spouse: Mildred "Milly" Holland. Mildred "Milly" Holland and William S. McCall were married on 11 November 1799 in Franklin County, Virginia. Bond dated November 11, 1799; surety: bride's father Peter Holland, Sr. Children were: Peter Holland "Holland" McCall, Lydia McCall, Robert Henry McCall, Jane "Jessie" McCall, Mary Lyle McCall, Thomas Fewell McCall, William Stokes "Stokes" McCall, James Elbert McCall, Frances "Fannie" McCall, John Meador McCall.

Dr. William Sparrel McCall was born on 14 April 1834 in Franklin County, Virginia. The 1900 U. S. Census suggests both William Sparrel and Martha Stucker were born in Kentucky. In enumeration for William H. McCall (Callaway County, Auxvasse Township; Series T623, Roll 844, pg. 17) he reported that both his father and mother were born in Kentucky. Before 1908 he was an an Allopathic physician in Fulton, Callaway County, Missouri. He died on 15 October 1908 in Fulton, Callaway County, Missouri. William was buried in 1908 in Hillcrest Cemetery, Fulton, Callaway County, Missouri. William said that when he was learning to crawl his mother put sheepskin gloves on his hands and padded his knees with sheep skin so he could crawl over the rough puncheon floor without getting splinters in his hands and knees. [Recorded in "A History of Pioneer Families of MO," chapter on Callaway County families] Parents: Robert Henry McCall and Elizabeth Middleton "Bettie" Gilbert.

Spouse: Martha W. "Mallie" Stucker. Martha W. "Mallie" Stucker and Dr. William Sparrel McCall were married on 24 November 1857 in Callaway County, Missouri. Children were: Dr. Walter Scott McCall Jr., William H. McCall, E. L. McCall, C. Wheeler McCall, Sparrel McCall, Araminta "Mintie" McCall, Dr. Greene Day McCall, Dr. Robert Roy McCall.

William Stokes "Stokes" McCall was born on 2 December 1811 in Glade Hill, Franklin County, Virginia. He settled in Callaway County, Missouri in 1839. He owned six slaves in 1850 in District 12, Callaway County, Missouri. Stokes owned fourteen slaves in 1860 in Callaway County, Missouri. He took an oath of allegiance to the Union on 2 September 1862 He died on 20 December 1873 in Readsville, Callaway County, Missouri. Stokes was buried in December 1873 in Readsville Methodist Episcopal Church cemetery, Callaway County, Missouri. Surety: Wiatt Smith Parents: William S. McCall and Mildred "Milly" Holland.

Spouse: Martha Jane Smith. Martha Jane Smith and William Stokes "Stokes" McCall were married on 25 June 1839 in Franklin County, Virginia. Children were: Mary Elizabeth McCall, William Wyatt McCall, John Peter McCall, Frances Mildred McCall, Thomas Fewell McCall, James H. McCall, Samuel O. McCall, Martha J. McCall.

Spouse: Sarah Ellen Gregory. Sarah Ellen Gregory and William Stokes "Stokes" McCall were married about 1857 in Callaway County, Missouri. Surety: Wiatt Smith They appeared in the census in 1860. Says he is a farmer with real estate valued at $4,000 and Personal Estate of $17,700. Children were: Samuel H. McCall, Lillian McCall, Monroe "Bud" McCall, Nannie McCall, Thomas McCall, Zula McCall, Alice McCall, Sallie Victoria McCall, William Stokes "Minnow" McCall Jr..

William Stokes "Minnow" McCall Jr. was born about 1873 in Callaway County, Missouri. Parents: William Stokes "Stokes" McCall and Sarah Ellen Gregory.

William Wyatt McCall was born about 1840 in Callaway County, Missouri. Parents: William Stokes "Stokes" McCall and Martha Jane Smith.

Wilmer McCall was born on 10 April 1920 in Virginia. He died in December 1979 in Richmond, Virginia. Parents: Mark Davis ""D"" McCall.

Children were: Susan Elizabeth McCall.

Zilpha Lou McCall was born on 27 November 1862 in Callaway County, Missouri. She died on 18 December 1917 in Callaway County, Missouri. She was buried in December 1917 in Riverview Holiness Church Cemetery, Steedman, Callaway County, Missouri. Parents: Samuel Christopher McCall and Elizabeth A. Linville.

Spouse: John Thomas Estes. Zilpha Lou McCall and John Thomas Estes were married on 27 December 1883 in Callaway County, Missouri. Children were: Agusta Ann "Gussie Ann" Estes, Ida Mildred Estes, Herman Patrick Estes, Thomas Leland Estes, James A. "Jim" Estes, Robert C. "Bob" Estes.

Zula McCall was born about 1866 in Callaway County, Missouri. She died on 10 May 1868 in Callaway County, Missouri. Obituary appears 8 Aug. 1904. Parents: William Stokes "Stokes" McCall and Sarah Ellen Gregory.

Susan McCampbell was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Joseph Tate "Tate" Rust. Susan McCampbell and Joseph Tate "Tate" Rust were married.

Dennis Patrick McCarthy (private).

Spouse: Gale Elizabeth Copeland. Children were: Nathan Patrick McCarthy.

Nathan Patrick McCarthy (private). Parents: Dennis Patrick McCarthy and Gale Elizabeth Copeland.

James W McClellan (private).

Spouse: Elizabeth Grant. Children were: Sarah Janavah Cartmill.

John D. McClellan was born on 17 March 1831 in Illinois. He died on 21 April 1915 in Callaway County, Missouri.

Spouse: Mary Mildred McCall. Mary Mildred McCall and John D. McClellan were married after 1882 in Callaway County, Missouri.

Patty McClenahan died on 30 August 1873 in Westmoreland, Cheshire, New Hampshire.

Spouse: Increase Warren. Patty McClenahan and Increase Warren were married.

Paul McCormack (private).

Spouse: Kathryn McCall.

Mary J. McCormick was born on 12 May 1838 in Missouri. She died on 9 August 1900 in San Antonio, Bexar County,Texas.

Spouse: Edward James Morriss. Mary J. McCormick and Edward James Morriss were married on 28 May 1852. Children were: Ellen Morriss.

Clarabell McCrary was born on 27 October 1883 in Lonoke, Lonoke County, Arkansas. She died on 6 June 1953 in Lonoke, Lonoke County, Arkansas. She was buried in Lonoke Cemetery, Lonoke, Lonoke County, Arkansas.

Spouse: Alvin Otho McCall. Clarabell McCrary and Alvin Otho McCall were married on 28 January 1914 in Lonoke, Lonoke County, Arkansas. Children were: Robert Sevier McCall.

William E. McCrory (private).

Spouse: Kelly "Kittie" Greer.

E. A. McDaniels (private).

Spouse: Maybel McCall.

Catherine McGillicuddy (private). Parents: Dennis J. McGillicuddy and Mary E. Brierly.

Dennis J. McGillicuddy was born in 1890 in Grafton, Worcester County, Massachusetts.

Spouse: Mary E. Brierly. Mary E. Brierly and Dennis J. McGillicuddy were married on 3 July 1916 in Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Children were: John McGillicuddy, Mary McGillicuddy, Catherine McGillicuddy, James McGillicuddy, Richard McGillicuddy.

James McGillicuddy (private). Parents: Dennis J. McGillicuddy and Mary E. Brierly.

John McGillicuddy (private). Parents: Dennis J. McGillicuddy and Mary E. Brierly.

Mary McGillicuddy (private). Parents: Dennis J. McGillicuddy and Mary E. Brierly.

Richard McGillicuddy (private). Parents: Dennis J. McGillicuddy and Mary E. Brierly.

Walter McGimsey was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Cora McCall. Cora McCall and Walter McGimsey were married.

Mary McIntyre was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Horace McCall. Mary McIntyre and Horace McCall were married.