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Frederick Calvit (1747 - 1791)

Frederick Calvit
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Husband of — married 1770 [location unknown]
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Died at age 43 in Natchz, Adams, Mississippimap
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In 1776, 112 of these settlers, including Joseph and Frederick Calvit, signed the Watauga Petition, which asked North Carolina to recognize their government.35

THE CALVITS, THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, AND A LAND GRANT America’s Revolutionary War for Independence called the four brothers— William, Joseph, Frederick, and Thomas—to arms. As the American Revolutionary War flared in the East, the frontier in Tennessee and Kentucky was aflame in Indian attacks sponsored by the British. The Calvit brothers fought in these Indian Wars and suffered their brutalities. In April 1777 on Crockett’s Creek in what is now Rogersville, Tennessee, Indians shot and scalped Joseph’s younger brother, Frederick. He survived.


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Daughters of the American Revolution

CALVIT, FREDERICK
Service: NORTH CAROLINA
Rank: PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Birth: 3-23-1747 MARYLAND
Death: 1-16-1791 NATCHZ ADAMS CO MISSISSIPPI
Service Description: SUFFERED AT THE HANDS OF THE INDIANS, SHOT, SCALPED
Residence: WATAUGA SETTLEMENT, NORTH CAROLINA
Spouse: MARY

SIGNED WATAUGA PETITION

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Frederick was born in 1747. Frederick Calvit ... He passed away in 1791. [1]

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Frederick Calvit was married to Mary Elizabeth Montford from North Carolina, after his death in Natchez which must have been prior to 1790, Mary remarried a man known as John Roberts in 1790 they are listed married in the 1790 census in Mississippi, he was originally from Va. In 1800 John Roberts died, and in 1804 Mary Elizabeth Montford Calvit Roberts died. The land that Calvit originally owned, John Roberts after their marriage sold to pay off the debts owned by Frederick and Mary, after his death, her son's and daughter began lawsuits against the estates to reclaim their fathers original property, the lawsuits went on for many years, and the adult children of the Calvits moved to louisiana and texas.. Male Calvet son's are mentioned in the early stages of the colonies in Texas.
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