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Dau One Calhoun 1723–1770 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1723

Birth Location: Burndennet, Ireland

Death Date: 1770

Death Location: Ireland

Father: Andrew Colquhoun

Mother: Margaret Miller

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Children(s):

The story of Dau One Calhoun began in 1723 in Burndennet, Ireland. Dau One Calhoun passed away in 1770 in Ireland.

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Biography

  • The story of Dau One Calhoun began in 1723 in Burndennet, Ireland.
  • Dau One Calhoun passed away in 1770 in Ireland.

Immediate Family

Parents

Andrew Colquhoun
1700–1789
Birth Location: Crosh House Estate, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland
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Margaret Miller
1700–1760
Birth Location: Dublin, Tipperary, Ireland
MM

Spouses(s)

Children(s)

Dau Calhoun's Ancestors

Self
Dau Calhoun
1723–1770
Birth Place: Burndennet, Ireland
Parents
Andrew T. Calhoun or Colquhoun
1700–1789
Crosh House Estate, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Margaret (Hazlitt) Miller
1700–1760
Dublin, Tipperary, Ireland
Grandparents
Rev (Alexander) Calhoun
1662–1716
Crosh House, Newton-Stewart, County Tyrone, Ireland
Judith (Hamilton....) Lady
1662–1707
Manor Hamilton, Tyrone, Ireland
Catherine Akers
1650–1737
,Lancaster, Virginia, American Colonies
Great-Grandparents
William (Colquhoun)
1643–1718
Catherine McCausland
1643–1678
James Paisley
1630–1670
Katherine *
1634–1696
William ACRE\Akers
1620–1699
Thomasine Akers
1614–1675
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Dau Calhoun's Timeline

2 Records

1723
1723
Birth of Dau One Calhoun in Burndennet, Ireland
Burndennet, Ireland
1770
1770
Age 47
Death of Dau One Calhoun in Ireland
Ireland

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1723
    Event Place: Burndennet, Ireland

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 1770
    Event Place: Ireland
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