Joseph was in Rappahannock Co., VA. April 20, 1687.
Early Virginia Immigrants; 1623–1666
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Callaway, Edmund, 1639, by Wm. Barker, Charles City Co.

THE HISTORY of PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY VIRGINIA
CHAPTER IV A PART OF LUNENBURG COUNTY, 1745-1752

Footnote
Thomas Calloway, Richard Calloway, William Calloway and Francis Calloway were brothers and early settlers of this section. They were the sons of a Welsh emigrant (Dinwaddie Papers, Vol. 2, page 109). In x746 Thomas, Charles, James and Richard Calloway entered for 4,800 acres on Beaver's Creek; in 1754 Thomas, Sr., Thomas, Jr., Charles and Richard Calloway entered for 10,400 acres on Johnson's Creek: In the first list of tithables taken for Pittsylvania County in 1767: "Thomas Calloway, sons Charles and Thomas Land, 3 tithes, 100 acres."

William Calloway settled in Bedford, when he patented 15,000 acres; Richard Calloway went to Kentucky with Daniel Boone. "Calloway's Level," situated on the Chatham and Lynchburg Highway about four miles north of Chatham was an early Calloway settlement. Matilda Calloway, a daughter of this house, married Mr. James Poindexter, and they built and settled the beautiful old place which still overlooks south Chatham, surrounded by wide lawns and oaks, now owned by the Pattersons.