Capt. William Mc Calla

Birth17 Nov 1732 - 4601 N 18th Street in, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US-James Logans country estate 500 acre plantation since 1854 City County CONSOLIDATION within the city

Death26 Jan 1815 - Abington, Pennsylvania, USA

MotherSarah Ann Lloyd

FatherJames McCALLA

Born in 4601 N 18th Street in, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US-James Logans country estate 500 acre plantation since 1854 City County CONSOLIDATION within the city on 17 Nov 1732 to James McCALLA and Sarah Ann Lloyd. Capt. William Mc Calla married Elizabeth Means and had 11 children. He passed away on 26 Jan 1815 in Abington, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents

James Mccalla
1710 - 1798

Sarah Ann Lloyd
Unknown - Unknown

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth Means
1732 - 1803

Naomi Marshall
1749 - Unknown

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John Mccalla
1759 - 1840

Andrew Mccalla
1757 - 1832

Jane Mccalla
1770 - 1823

Elizabeth Betsy Mc Calla
1765 - 1819

Sarah Mccalla
1766 - 1810

Alexander Mccalla
1772 - 1846

William Mccalla
1772 - 1849

Isabella Mccalla
1764 - 1818

Mary Mccalla
1744 - 1810

Rebbecah Mccalla
1773 - Unknown

James Mccalla
1760 - 1823

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