HISTORY OF KENTUCKY, by Lewis Collins, and J.A. & U.P. James, published 
1847.  Reprinted by Henry Clay Press, Lexington, Ky., 1968, p. 224 
[Madison county].

This county [Calloway] was called after Col. RICHARD CALLOWAY, who 
removed with his family to Kentucky in 1776.  He speedily became an 
efficient actor in the affairs of the infant settlements, and his 
services were numerous and valuable.  As early as 1777, he and John Todd 
were elected the first burgesses to the general assembly of Virginia; 
while, in the spring of the same year, he had been appointed a justice 
of the peace.  In 1779, he, with others, under an act of the Virginia 
legislature, was appointed a trustee to lay off the town of 
Boonesborough.  The trustees declined to act; others were appointed.  
Mr. Morehead, in his eloquent Boonsborough address, classes Col. Calloway 
among the law-givers and defenders of the frontier.  His career in the 
new settlements, however, was short.  Like a great many other during 
spirits of the times, he was killed before he had an opportunity to very 
greatly distinguish himself.

Calloway Todd Morehead
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VA 

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