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Patrick Calhoun immigrated to America in 1733 from Ireland.

The Colhoul/Calhoun/Colquhoun, Hamilton and allied families of Scotland to Ireland to the United States and Canada. The two families were intermarried in Ireland when Lady Judith Hamilton, daughter of Rev. James Hamilton (1638-1685) of Montgavelin and Roscrea, married Rev. Alexander Colhoun (Colquhoun) in 1684 in northern Ireland. Couple lived in Crosh House, County Tyrone. James Patrick Colhoun (1688-1741), son of Alexander and Lady Judith Hamilton Colhoun, had four sons and one daughter with his wife, Catherine Montgomery (1684-1760). All five children were born in Co. Donegal, Ireland, and lived and died at Abbeville, S. Carolina. Descendants and family members live in Pennsylvania, Virginia, South Carolina, Kentucky, Canada and elsewhere.

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