Andrew McCalla

Birth1802 - Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA

Death22 Oct 1850 - St.Augustine church TEMPORARY-intrmnt ( Winter ), Philadelphia County, Penna. 4th & Vine area beside church

MotherRebecca Thompson (Darrah) McCalla

FatherJohn Moore McCalla/McCaller

Born in Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, USA on 1802 to John Moore McCalla/McCaller and Rebecca Thompson (Darrah) McCalla. Andrew McCalla married Ellen McGauley/McGawley and had 8 children. He passed away on 22 Oct 1850 in St.Augustine church TEMPORARY-intrmnt ( Winter ), Philadelphia County, Penna. 4th & Vine area beside church.

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Parents

John Moore Mccalla/mccaller
1759 - 1841

Rebecca Thompson (Darrah) Mccalla
1762 - 1841

Spouse(s)

Ellen Mcgauley/mcgawley
1802 - 1863

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Theodore Hart Mccalla
1834 - 1900

Ellen Mccalla
1839 - 1867

Harry B. Mccalla
1831 - 1891

Andrew Mccalla
1836 - 1839

Mary B Mccalla
1843 - 1857

William H. Mc Calla
1832 - 1880

Alexander Mccalla
1825 - 1825

Henry B
1831 - Unknown

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