Walkershire - Person Sheet
Walkershire - Person Sheet
NameTryphenia Howe 
Birth Date15 Jan 1775
Birth PlaceWoodstock, Windsor, Vermont, USA
Death Date1860
Death PlaceDallas County, Texas, USA
FlagsAncestry 12-Dec -2021 GED, From Walkershire 100 Dec 2021 CAPS
Spouses
Marr Date25 Nov 1823
Marr PlaceGEAUGA COUNTY OHIO
ChildrenAsa (1825-1888)
Birth Date1763
Birth PlaceWoodstock, Windsor, VT
Death Date6 Jun 1833
Death PlacePerry, Geauga County, Ohio, USA
FatherPvt James Call Sr. (1728-1807)
MotherHannah Rebecca Masters (1731-1780)
Marr Date25 Nov 1823
Marr PlaceGeauga County, Ohio, USA
ChildrenAsa (~1800-)
Notes for Asa "The Deacon" (Spouse 2)
Posted by John Call on August 02, 1998 at 13:38:08:
I descended from and have quite a bit of information concerning Asa Cyrus Call (b.September 26, 1825, Leroy, Geangie, OH; d.January 06, 1888, San Franciso, CA). Asa Cyrus was the third Asa in a row starting with Asa Call( at 1763-1831) who married Azuba Call (1767-1823). Their
children were, I believe: Asa, Trifosa, Trifena, Asenith, Azuba, Polly, Betsey, Alma, and Ambrose). This Asa Call (1792-1833) married Polly (Mary) Metcalf (b.1799). Their children were: Joseph, Angeline, Asa Cyrus, Mary M., George W., Oscar, and Ambrose. Asa Cyrus and his youngest brother Ambrose co-founded the town of Algona, Iowa in 1854. Any related information that anyone can share would be much appreciated, especially concerning the early Asa's.
Thanks,
I descended from and have quite a bit of information concerning Asa Cyrus Call (b.September 26, 1825, Leroy, Geangie, OH; d.January 06, 1888, San Franciso, CA). Asa Cyrus was the third Asa in a row starting with Asa Call( at 1763-1831) who married Azuba Call (1767-1823). Their
children were, I believe: Asa, Trifosa, Trifena, Asenith, Azuba, Polly, Betsey, Alma, and Ambrose). This Asa Call (1792-1833) married Polly (Mary) Metcalf (b.1799). Their children were: Joseph, Angeline, Asa Cyrus, Mary M., George W., Oscar, and Ambrose. Asa Cyrus and his youngest brother Ambrose co-founded the town of Algona, Iowa in 1854. Any related information that anyone can share would be much appreciated, especially concerning the early Asa's.
Thanks,
