James Calhoun

James Calhoun was the son of Thomas Calhoun and Nancy Davis.

He married Mary Polly Hogg, daughter of Stephen Hogg and Sarah Williams.

These are the children of James and Polly:

1. Evans Calhoun 1827
2. Lucinda Calhoun 1829
3. Dulcenia Calhoun 1832
4. James L. Calhoun 1834
5. Mary A. Calhoun 1834
6. Jeptha Calhoun 1836
7. Robert Calhoun 1838-1863
8. Henderson Calhoun 1840
9. Nancy Jane Calhoun 1842
10. Sarah Calhoun 1844
11. Permelia E./Amelia/Armina Calhoun 1845
12. Miles Calhoun c.1848
13. John C. Calhoun 1851

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GEDCOM Note

On April 8, 1841: James Calhoun of Breathitt County, sold to his uncle, David Calhoun of Perry County, 25 acres of land for $150.00. This land was located in Perry County on Troublesome Creek, a branch of the North Fork of the Kentucky River, patented in the name of Joseph Cockerill.

On March 25, 1846: James Calhoun of Breathitt County, sold to his uncle, David Calhoun of Letcher County, 50 acres of land for $380.00. This land was located in Letcher County on Troublesome Creek, a branch of the North Fork of the Kentucky River.

On 2-6-1869, per Breathitt County Deed Book 1, pages 455-459, James divided a 300 acre farm (more or less) equally among three sons: James, Jeptha, and John C. Calhoun. (Note: His only other living son , Evens Calhoun, was not included, which means James must not have been happy with him.)

1860 Breathitt County Census: L. C. Kash is living in James and Mary's home.

Facts about this person:

Burial Henry C. Calhoun Cemetery, Rousseau, Ky.