Proper noun
Calhoon (plural Calhoons)
A surname.
Peterson, along with junior Casner Wessel-Dudley, sophomore Joseph Calhoon and sophomore Luke Ritter, formed the 200-yard medley relay that took 14th overall in 2:07. Source: Internet
Caroline Calhoon, of Bullard, was the lone local female golfer to take part in the tournament, swinging her way to a share of fifth place in the Girls 15-18 division with a score of 99 (45-54). Source: Internet
Columbia. 1906. p. 19. The name appears in various records as "Colhoon", "Cohoon", "Calhoun", "Cahoun", "Cohoun", "Calhoon", and "Colhoun". Source: Internet
Hi my name is Ella Calhoon. Source: Internet
Robert M. Calhoon, "Loyalism and neutrality" in citation Mark Lender explores why ordinary folk became insurgents against the British even though they were unfamiliar with the ideological rationales being offered. Source: Internet