[Bann Valley] Samuel and Annie Caldwell, Sconce Road, Articlave, 1911-1924

[Brian Caldwell <brindoro@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello BannValley,

My name is Brian Caldwell, first post, it has been quiet since I signed 
up pre-Christmas, but here goes.

I decided to make my parents a "family tree" as my parents age and as 
the memories seem to come more freely.

My family is heading down the road today to celebrate my fathers 75th.  
His name is James Mark Caldwell.

If any of you are up on the history of 1st Dunboe Pres., then you will 
recognize "James Mark" as the minister from 1924 and earlier. He gave my 
grandfather (William) a small "history of the church book" the day he 
left for Canada, (the day after he married my grandmother).  It is 
signed by James Mark.  My father has this book and a history of Dunboe, 
which I have yet to read.

Samuel and Annie were on Sconce Road in Articlave according notes in the 
book, and according to the 1911 census, and not too far away in 
Ballywildrick in 1901.

I have a few names of friends of William and have also spotted James L 
Caldwell married to Christina also in Articlave and speculate that he is 
a younger brother or relative of Samuel.  I have yet to read a letter my 
dad has from his Aunt Annie on the passing of Annie Caldwell, I hope to 
see that today.  There is also a Margaret Caldwell of Articlave who 
signed the Covenant in 1912.

Hoping that some of you are familiar with the Caldwell's of Articlave 
and Ballywidrick.

Brian.







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