Clymer Weir Cox Genealogy » Caleb Barton O‘Dell (1725-????)

Persönliche Daten Caleb Barton O‘Dell 

• Er wurde geboren im Jahr 1725.
• Ein Kind von Samuel (VA) O‘Dell und Elizabeth Abigail Palmer Barton
• Diese Information wurde zuletzt aktualisiert am 12. Mai 2021.

Familie von Caleb Barton O‘Dell

Er ist verheiratet mit Alice Unknown.

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Caleb Odell
Birth: 1725 Eastchester, Westchester County, New York, USA
Death: 1798 (aged 72œ73)
Burial: Unknown

Memorial #: 169673749
Bio: "Over The Misty Blue Hills" p.121
"Caleb O'Dell and wife Alice arrived in Shenandoah County, Virginia, with Abraham Denton and Samuel Newman by 1755 and located on the North Branch of the Shenandoah River. Before 1760, he had purchased land on Passage Creek. He lived here until 1778, one of the fifteen original justices of Shenandoah County, justice of the peace for Passage Creek Community and road overseer. In 1775, Caleb O'Dell was one of the signers for 'The First Independent Company of Dunmore' and was one of a committee of eighteen to determine in 1775 war materials on hand."

"In 1778, Caleb O'Dell and his son, Isaac, sold their land on Passage Creek and he removed to Brush Creek in Washington-Greene County, Tennessee, of which Cocke County was then a part. In 1782, he served on the first Grand Jury of Washington County which met in the log house of Charles Robertson. He purchased his land from Joseph Denton on Brush Creek and appears to have lived there until 1795, when his old friend, Colonel John Tipton witnessed for him in a sale of land."

"Caleb and Alice O'Dell had fourteen children in their family, one of whom, William, married Peggy Hobach and settled in Sullivan County, and was a forebearer of Representative John Edd O'Dell, who has been a member of the General Assembly of Tennessee and for two terms, Speaker of the House, and is now Secretary Attorney for the State Board of Claims; another, Catherine, married Jonathan Morrell in 1774; and Job, who lived on Brush Creek in 1792 and sold in 1795. Simon and Nehemiah were killed by Indians in 1783. (Referred to in Ramsey's HISTORY and the two boys mentioned by Grannie Willhoit who lived in the fort at Wilton Springs)."
Another exert states: ". . . .This family along with five others in Cocke County are descendants of European royalty. They are as follows: Stokely, Lovell, Odell, Venson, and Mrs. Polly Vance Britton Campbell through the Vance family.'"
Family Members
Parents
Samuel Odell 1700-1780
Elizabeth Abigail Barton Odell
Siblings
Jeremiah Odell Unknown-1777
Sarah Odell Odell Unknown-1796
Grizzell Odell Mathes 1720-1783
Children
Caleb O'Dell 1750-1812
Maintained by: James Bianco (47745493)
Originally Created by: Debbie Gatti (47035064)
Added: 9 Sep 2016
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/169673749/caleb-odell
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (www.findagrave.com/memorial/169673749/caleb-odell : accessed 12 May 2021), memorial page for Caleb Odell (1725œ1798), Find a Grave Memorial ID 169673749, ; Maintained by James Bianco (contributor 47745493) Unknown.

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