Hi Sue
Thanks for the info; not sure who this Daniel Callow married Margaret Christian in 1713/14 Maughold; although I believe there is a connection from our Daniel Callow to Maughold; even if he married & was buried in Bride. I'm pretty sure the Daniel Callow mentioned in both wills of Margaret Camaish dau 1770 & mother 1772 is this one; (thanks to Donna for the MI)

Buried In Bride Old Churchyard Grave # 110;
"Sacred to the memory of DANIEL CALLOW who departed this life on the 2nd day of December 1812 in the 88th year of his age
Also in memory of MARY CRENNILL alias CALLOW daughter of the above who departed this life on the 24th day of February 1853 in the 82nd year of her age"

That puts Daniel born c 1724 & given the will summary of Elizabeth Callow alias Joughin 1774, I thought he is likely this one:
IGI record
"DANL CALLOW* Male Christening: 15 AUG 1726 Maughold, Isle Of Man, England
Parents: Father: JOHN CALLOW
Messages: Extracted birth or christening record for the locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the birth or christening date
Source Information:
Batch No.: Dates: Source Call # Type: Printout Call #
C038171 1647-1849 0106735 Film 6909402
C038171 1849-1883 0106183
Although I know the IGI is not always 100%, I have made a note in the family tree that "The above* is the only Daniel CALLOW recorded on the IGI as being christened anywhere in the Isle of Man during the period 1720-1730"-

As you may have seen I posted a reply that included this will summary I thought reinforced the connection of Daniel to John & Elizabeth Callow
"Source Frances COAKLEY Manx Notebook: Summaries of Wills Bride Parish IOM-
"1774-2 # E d CALLOW Elizabeth alias JOGHIN d 18 feb 1774;her husb john d 20 feb;ch danl,elizth(w/o wm christian),wm(to be taken care of)
1774-2 E d CALLOW John see eliz"
(The Wiliam Callow "to be taken care of" listed in the will summary, is also in the lists of poor which are found on Frances' Manx Note Book; they recieve benefits from the Bride parish as set out below):
From Manx Notebook
"Donations to Poor - Bride 1753,1791
Extracted from Bride Parish Register
1753
The rt Revd Father in God Thos ld bp of this isle out of his great goodness and charity to the needy has been pleased to send the sum of fifteen shillings to Robt Brew curate to be distributed among the poor Nov 12 1753

John Kneal blind 2 11
John Callow's son 2 4
John Kneal 2 0
Cath Joughin 1 6
Wm Kerruish 2 0
Wm Corlett 1 6
Gawn's children 2 0
Mcylvorreys child 0 9

Feb 1754 more given p the good bishop

Callow's Son 1 2
Mrs Powell 2 11
Jon Kneal 1 2
Cath Joughin 1 2
Wm Kerruish 1 9
Wm Corlett 1 2
Gawn's children 2 6
Mcylvorreys child 1 2
Christian Casement 1 2
Jno Howland 1 5

Jan 1st 1791
His Grace the Duke of Athol having given five pounds british to the poor of this parish in memory of the Duchess of Athol late deceased the said benefaction was this day distributed to the following objects namely

John Tear (Jack) 10 0
Joney w/o Danl Cowle 10 0
Danl Garrett 5 0
Joney Goldsmith widow 4 0
Wm Christian tantrum 4 0
Elizth Crenill widow 4 0
Cath Joughin blind 6 0
Wm Crenill 4 6
Elln Corlett 3 0
*Wm Callow 4 0
Margt + Isabel Camaish 6 0
John Vondy's poor children 8 0
Wid Tear + her daugr Isabel 8 0
Ann Kneale widow 7 0
Esther Kneale 4 0
Cath Gawn's orphan 8 0
John Cowin 4 6
£5 "

There have long been suggestions of a link between this Callow family & a branch of the Christian family; Daniel's sister Elizabeth married a William Christian (1769) so there is something in the connection. As I said before it is Daniel's line that we are wanting to clarify back further & that has been helped by sorting out these relationships
Thanks again for your help
Shan