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     Thomas Cadmus was born in 1777.¹ He married Margaretha Doremus on 17 November 1799 at Acquackanonck, NJ, (DRC.)¹

     The 1860 census listed Thomas Cadmus in Peter and Eliza Cadmus's household at Saddle River Township, Bergen County, NJ.²

     Amanda Cadwell was born on 27 December 1797.¹ She married Joseph House on 10 November 1818.

     Married name: House.

     Ellen Caffrey was born in 1851 at County Mayo, Ireland.² She married Patrick Beasty, son of Thomas Beasty.

     Married name: Beasty.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Mary Ellen Cahill was born on 25 June 1850.³ She married John Milton Vreeland, son of William Vreeland and Eleanor DeGraw, on 22 March 1866.⁴ Mary Ellen Cahill died on 4 October 1942.³ She was buried on 8 October 1942 in Westbrook Rd Cemetery in Macopin.³

     Mary Ellen Cahill made a will at Passaic County, NJ. (#43889 F-2 P.Pr. 148 F-5 Will 161.)⁵ Married name: Vreeland.

     Thomas J Cahill was born on 25 October 1820 ((calculated.)¹) He married Annis T Freeland.¹ Thomas J Cahill died on 8 March 1903.¹

     Carman Cail was born on 4 January 1911.¹ He died in 1988.¹ He was buried.¹

     John Cail was born in 1867.¹ He married Mary May Warman, daughter of Richard Warman and Annie Johnstone.¹ John Cail died in 1952.¹

     Thomas Leo Caldroney was born on 17 December 1892 at Hackensack, NJ.¹ He married Lillia Flotard, daughter of Nicholas Collignon Flotard and Almira Yereance, on 13 October 1915.¹ Thomas Leo Caldroney died on 2 August 1939 at Ridgefield Park, NJ.¹

     Tannetje Caljouw was born in 1818 at Koudekerke, Zeeland, The Netherlands.² She married Jan Maas on 26 September 1840 at Oost en West Souburg, Zeeland, The Netherlands.²

     Her parents were Jan Caljouw and Lena Cappelle.²

     Elizabeth Call was baptized on 21 February 1640/41 at Charlestown, MA.² She (1) married Samuel Tingley, son of Palmer Tingley and Anna Fosdick, on 20 September 1663.^3,2 Elizabeth Call (2) married Daniel Shepardson of Malden, MA on 11 April 1668.²

     Married name: Tingley.

     Mary Call was born in 1658.¹ She (1) married (?) Bolles.¹ Mary Call (2) married Nathaniel Lord, son of Robert Lord and Mary Waite, on 31 December 1685.¹

     Married name: Bolles. Married name: Lord.

     Daniel Callahan was born in 1779 at Palmer's Hill, County Queens, Ireland.¹ He married Bridget Geoghan in 1821.¹ Daniel Callahan died in 1849 at USA.¹

     He was 42 when he married in 1821, according to Rose Delany's family record book.¹

     John Callahan was born at Palmer's Hill, County Queens, Ireland.¹ He married (?) Fitzgerald.¹

     John Callahan and (?) had four more children: John (went to England), Owen (had a general grocery, tea, wine & spirits warehouse in Bridge Carrickeg, Carrick-on-Siur), Patrick (went to England), and Mary (went to England) (From Rose Delany's family record book).¹

     Martin Callahan was born on 11 November 1824 at Palmer's Hill, near Agaboe, County Queens, Ireland.¹ He married Ellen Augusta Power, daughter of Maurice Power and Honorah Byrne.¹ Martin Callahan died on 8 November 1916 at 93 Elm St., Worcester, MA.¹ He was buried in St. John's Cemetery in Worcester.¹

     Rose Madeline Callahan was born on 3 September 1875 at Worcester, MA.¹ She married John Vincent Delany I, son of John Delany and Sarah Elizabeth Toohey, on 26 March 1913.¹ Rose Madeline Callahan died on 25 November 1946 at Worcester, MA.¹ She was buried in Calvary Cemetery in Newburgh.¹

     Married name: Delany.

     Edith Callanan married William Hine.¹ She died in 1980.¹ She was buried in Basking Ridge.¹

     Edith Callanan had They had a son William, of Basking Ridge, and a daughter Gloria, married, living in Delaware.²

     Edward Callanan was born in 1826 at Craughwell, County Galway, Ireland, (or 1828.)¹ He married Elizabeth Larkin, daughter of Thomas Larkin and Elizabeth (?), on 14 September 1851 (New York, NY.)¹ Edward Callanan died on 24 July 1879 at New York City in the East River.¹ He was buried in Calvary Cemetery in Woodside.¹

     Edward Callanan immigrated in 1849. Edward Callanan and Elizabeth lived at 433 East 72nd Street at New York City (where the Cornell Medical Center is now.)¹
     From the Test Book records of the Emmigrant Savings Bank, Book 1, NYPL extracted 9/12/97, #6125 Dec. 29, 1853:
     According to a 'Cousin Mollie' in 1961 letters written to his granddaughter Emma Callanan Roche, Edward was born in Craughwell, Ireland.
     She also stated that his father was John Callanan and he was married to Mary Staunton of Claren Bridge. Mollie enclosed in this letter written in 1961 a photo of a thatched roofed cottage in Craughwell
     From the letters, it appears that John and Mary also had at least one other child, named Winifred, who remained in
Ireland, most likely Mollie's ancestor, so Callanan was probably not Mollie's surname (was it Monahan?) and definitely not her married name.²
     From New York City Directories between 1854-1872:
His undated business card reads as follows:

NYC Directory also lists:
It is possible that by 1869-70 Edward had turned over the carriage building business to his son John. It is known that sons Michael and Thomas were also in the business.
     Edward's death certificate states
His granddaughter Nola Kenworthy recalls that it was said in the family that he enjoyed swimming in the East River. There was no obituary in the NY Times but it was recorded there that the weather on that date was very hot.
He was buried in Calvary Cemetary, and reburied Plot 202, Section 9 in 1887 when his wife, Eliza Larkin Callanan purchased a larger family plot.

Children of Edward and Eliza:
John P. b. 1853 d.27 Jul.1914 Calvary #8 on 7
Michael J. b. 22 Aug.1854 d.10 Dec. 1910 Calvary #1
Edward Jr. b. 9 Oct.1856 bur.20 Aug.1945 Calvary #15 on 16
Mary b. 23 Dec.1858 bur.22 Aug. 1865 Calvery #6
Thomas b. 8 Oct.1860 d. 12 May 1913
Thomas is buried in Emma Curran's(his wife?) Plot C
Thomas' daughter Emma was bur.29 Sep.1894, age 4 Calvery #9.¹

     Edward V Callanan was born on 9 October 1856 at New York.¹ He married Julia Agnes O'Connell on 10 January 1883 at New York City.¹ Edward V Callanan died on 21 August 1945.¹ He was buried in Calvary Cemetery in Woodside.¹

     Edward was a banker.¹ Name variation: Edward V Callanan Jr.¹

     Edward V Callanan was born in 1883.¹ He married Eda. She prob. died in 1980.¹ He died in 1961. He was buried on 22 May 1961 in Calvary Cemetery in Woodside.¹

     Elizabeth Regina Callanan was born on 22 April 1895 at New York, NY.¹ She (1) married Francis Michael Lavelle, son of Peter J Lavelle and Mary E Bowe, on 25 June 1921 (Church of the Ascension, 107th St., NYC, NY.)¹ Elizabeth Regina Callanan (2) married Timothy Eugene Cohalan circa 1941 (,NY.)¹ Elizabeth Regina Callanan died on 12 April 1978 at New York, NY.¹ She was buried on 15 April 1978 in Calvary Cemetery in Woodside.¹

     Lil, or Liz as she was sometimes called, attended Hunter College High School and graduated from Hunter College with a science degree in 1917. She had already met Francis Lavelle through his sister Rose, a fellow Hunter College student, before he went overseas in WWI. She and her classmate, future bridesmaid and lifelong friend Gladys Smith, took the very demanding 3 day test required by NYC to be certified to teach in the school system and she scored near the top (according to Gladys, who said that in those days to even get to take the test you had to be related to a priest or politician). Peter Lavelle, her future father-in-law had been a member of the Board of Education of NYC from 1912-1916, probably through the influence of his brother, Monsignor Michael Lavelle, rector of St. Patrick's Cathedral.¹
     When Elizabeth married Francis Lavelle, a man who had worked for her grandfather Rogers made a marble topped table as a wedding gift. She had it in her apartment until her death, when it went to 450 Oradell Ave.¹ Married name: Lavelle. Married name: Cohalan.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.^1,2

     Emma Mary Callanan was born on 12 August 1898 at New York, NY.¹ She died on 17 September 1961 at New York, NY.¹

     Married name: Roche.

     Irene Callanan was born on 19 January 1885.¹

     Married name: McGrath.

     John Callanan was born circa 1901.¹ He married Martha.¹ He died circa 1982.¹

     John Callanan was born at Craughwell, County Galway, Ireland.¹ He married Mary Staunton.¹

     According to the records of the Emigrant Savings Bank, stored in the New York Public Library, John Callanan and Mary Staunton were the parents of Edward Callanan, who emigrated in 1848. Edward stated he was a native of Ballybane, three miles from Craughwell, County Galway.¹

     Lenora Callanan was born in 1903.¹ She married Charles Kenworthy.¹

     Lenora Callanan lived at Basking Ridge, NJ.¹
     Her daughter Patricia told how her parents met:
Nola's older sister Julia and her husband were living in the Panama Canal Zone, where he was working, and Julia invited her sister Nola to come visit her there. On her way back on the boat, she met Charles Kenworthy (about 1930?), whose family came from Iowa.
In 1992, Pat said he had a brother still living in California.¹ Married name: Kenworthy.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.²

     Michael J Callanan was born on 22 August 1854 at New York, NY.¹ He (1) married Jennie L (?) on 17 November 1880.¹ Michael J Callanan (2) married Emma L Rogers, daughter of Thomas Rogers and Eliza A Graham, on 28 June 1894 at New York, NY.¹ Michael J Callanan died on 30 December 1910 at New York, NY.¹ He was buried in Calvary Cemetery in Woodside, plot #15 on 16.¹

     Michael went to Xavier, then called Xavier College.¹ His obituary (New York Times):
     Michael and his brother Thomas were partners of Edward Callanan Sons Carriage works, which had been founded by their father Edward, who had learned the carriage building trade in Ballybane, County Galway. For thirty years it was located at 57 W 44th St. (Hotel Algonquin is at 56 W. 44th St. across the street and the New York Yacht Club is at #37, a few doors away.) By 1903 it was at 315 W. 43rd St. Business cards and stationary in 1903 indicated that the family was living at 202 W 105th St.
On 12 Jul 1904 Michael Callanan entered J. Brewster & Co., a well known carriage maker whose carriages may be found in collections from New York to the LaDew Gardens in Maryland, and on 10 Jan 1909 he was employed by F.H. Bunge Auto and Carriage Builders. On May 5, 1910 (the year he died of cirrhosis of liver), he wrote a note to daughter Emma ('Tommee') on stationery with this letterhead:
It is presumed that loss of the Callanan business and subsequent changes of employments were caused by alchoholism.

     Thomas Callanan was born on 8 October 1860.¹ He died on 12 May 1913.¹

     Thomas had a daughter Emma, according to Nola Callanan Kenworthy.¹
     Michael and his brother Thomas were partners of Edward Callanan Sons Carriage works, which had been founded by their father Edward, who had learned the carriage building trade in Ballybane, County Galway. For thirty years it was located at 57 W 44th St. (Hotel Algonquin is at 56 W. 44th St. across the street and the New York Yacht Club is at #37, a few doors away.) By 1903 it was at 315 W. 43rd St. Business cards and stationary in 1903 indicated that the family was living at 202 W 105th St.
On 12 Jul 1904 Michael Callanan entered J. Brewster & Co., a well known carriage maker whose carriages may be found in collections from New York to the LaDew Gardens in Maryland, and on 10 Jan 1909 he was employed by F.H. Bunge Auto and Carriage Builders. On May 5, 1910 (the year he died of cirrhosis of liver), he wrote a note to daughter Emma ('Tommee') on stationery with this letterhead:
It is presumed that loss of the Callanan business and subsequent changes of employments were caused by alchoholism.

     Catharine Calyer was born circa 1732.¹ She married Abraham Lequier on 2 July 1750.¹

     Abraham was of Bushwick.² Married name: Lequier.

     Catharine Calyer was born circa 1778.¹ She married John D Provost, son of David Provost and Catharine Van Gelder, on 5 May 1796.¹ Catharine Calyer died circa 1810.¹

     Married name: Provost.

     Charles Calyer was born circa 1778.¹ He married Catharine Shute.¹