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CALDWELL, from Northern Ireland
« on: Wednesday 22 June 05 04:31 BST (UK) »
I am looking for any CALDWELL, born or who lived in Northern Ireland during the 1600's.  Any help will be appreciated.

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Re: CALDWELL, from Northern Ireland
« Reply #1 on: Friday 09 February 07 07:50 GMT (UK) »
My Caldwell"s came from Northern Ireland, Londonderry, they went to Nova Scotia via USA in 1771.  The eldest one was born in 1700, I am trying to find the Irish connection.  Please let me know what names you have or are researching......G. Caldwell
Caldwell, Mortimer, Radcliffe

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Re: CALDWELL, from Northern Ireland
« Reply #2 on: Thursday 04 October 07 00:27 BST (UK) »
I am also searching for my Caldwell ancestors. My 2nd great grandmother was Jane Caldwell born about 1826. She married Ralph Campbell of Cullion, Clonallan (Hilltown), County Down. I think she might have been the daughter of a James Caldwell perhaps of Drumarkin. I understand the Caldwells of Drumarkin are the people I am looking for. They were Presbyterian. Any one out there know of the Caldwell family of Drumarkin?? Gwittich.

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Re: CALDWELL, from Northern Ireland
« Reply #3 on: Saturday 07 February 09 16:00 GMT (UK) »

I have a Thomas Caldwell in my tree, it only say ireland. His son and daughter were called James and jane. His other children were called Margaret, Thomas and Eleanor/Ellen.

He was born about 1839. He had a brother Robert too. His occupation was Iron Puddler.

Have you come across any of that info in your search?
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Re: CALDWELL, from Northern Ireland
« Reply #4 on: Wednesday 31 March 10 05:07 BST (UK) »
I have two Caldwells - both are named James:

James Caldwell born about 1710 in Newton-Stewart, Ardshaw, County Tyrone.  He died about 1785.

He married Mary Calhourn  1710- 1799
Their children:
Agnes Caldwell Atchison d 1802
James Caldwell
John Caldwell
Mary Caldwell Money
Olvier Caldwell d 1813
Andrew Caldwell 1760-1797

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James Caldwell b 1769 in Ardstraw, County Tyrone
died 26 Jun 1812 in Pennsylvania, USA

He married:
Iscablla/Isabella McAskie/McCasky
b abt 1785 in Creevy, Ardstraw, County Tyrone
d 1848 in Pennsylvania, USA

OK, well, that's enough!  None of the information above is written in stone, of course!  I'd love to hear from anyone who shares these (separate but possibly connected!) lines. 

(Also, any help with how I've written out the place names would be very much appreciated!)
The gggparents
Bennett, Noble, Jones, Ingersoll
Adamson, Cousins, Jones, Mellor
Fishback, Yates, Stith, Bostick
Pegram, King, Rawlings, Crupper
Moore, Johnson, Caldwell, French
McElroy, McDowell, Brown, Borland
Engleson & Thorsedatter (Melby), Olsen & Jonsdatter (Jakobsdatter
Ryan, Gleeson, Maloney, Murphy

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Re: CALDWELL, from Northern Ireland
« Reply #5 on: Wednesday 29 September 10 02:12 BST (UK) »
Hi there , I also have relations called Caldwell from Shore Road ,Belfast ,Northern Ireland , My father's name was William James Caldwell who died about 12 years ago , But i have been trying to find his parent's or any part of his family for some time now so if someone can point me in the direction please let me know thanks

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Re: CALDWELL, from Northern Ireland
« Reply #6 on: Wednesday 25 December 13 16:11 GMT (UK) »
I had an uncle called William James Caldwell (Billy) from Shore road, he died around 1998. I do know he used to live in Scotland and he had children. Contact me if you need anymore information.

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Re: CALDWELL, from Northern Ireland
« Reply #7 on: Wednesday 25 December 13 16:24 GMT (UK) »
I also have a Charlotte Caldwell, Caldwell being her maiden name. If you have a Charlotte Caldwell any information would be appreciated.   I know she lived in Scotland.   I have never found her birth or death record.   Only birth records of her children in Scotland.  No census records either. 
Elliot, Mullen, Colquhoun, Smith, Moore, Coleman, Marshall, Hall, Dale, Galbraith, Cathcart, Gibson, Taylor, Lawson McGeachie, Caldwell

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Re: CALDWELL, from Northern Ireland
« Reply #8 on: Friday 07 November 14 22:51 GMT (UK) »
James Caldwell aft 1783-1823 died in Mt Pleasant Washington Co. He was a Presbyterian Minister married to Isabella McAskie 1785-1848 - born Creevy, Ardstraw, Co Tyrone, Ireland - died in Mt Pleasant Washington Co.Their son was Joseph born aft 1798 - married in 1819 to Ann Smith 1790-1860, Medical Doctor- practiced in Jefferson, Bradford and Alleghey Co.s in PA
I have a big family tree if you are interested and my Facebook page "My Ulster Ancestors" has an album McCaskie - "Various USA/Canada descendants" about this family. How are you connected?

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I have two Caldwells - both are named James:

James Caldwell born about 1710 in Newton-Stewart, Ardshaw, County Tyrone.  He died about 1785.

He married Mary Calhourn  1710- 1799
Their children:
Agnes Caldwell Atchison d 1802
James Caldwell
John Caldwell
Mary Caldwell Money
Olvier Caldwell d 1813
Andrew Caldwell 1760-1797

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James Caldwell b 1769 in Ardstraw, County Tyrone
died 26 Jun 1812 in Pennsylvania, USA

He married:
Iscablla/Isabella McAskie/McCasky
b abt 1785 in Creevy, Ardstraw, County Tyrone
d 1848 in Pennsylvania, USA

OK, well, that's enough!  None of the information above is written in stone, of course!  I'd love to hear from anyone who shares these (separate but possibly connected!) lines. 

(Also, any help with how I've written out the place names would be very much appreciated!)