Jordan Calloway

07/20/2019 – Jordan Calloway – 2019 Comic-Con International CW’s “Black Lightning” – Arrivals – Hilton Bayfront, 1 Park Boulevard – San Diego, CA, USA – Photo Credit: Sushi / PRPhotos.com

Place of Birth: Los Angeles, California, United States

Date of Birth: October 18, 1990

Ethnicity: African-American

Jordan Calloway is an American actor. He is known for his roles in the films Countdown and Always a Bridesmaid, on the shows Unfabulous, ER, Beyond, Freakish, as Chuck Clayton on Riverdale; Black Lightning, and Fire Country, and in the made-for-tv movie Drumline: A New Beat.

He is the son of cinematographer Joseph Calloway and actress and producer Tony L. Calloway. His parents are both black.

Jordan’s paternal grandparents likely were Deacon Ulysses Walker, Sr. and Eular Bell Handley (the daughter of Roscoe Handley and Beatrice). Eular was born in Dumas, Arkansas.

3 Responses

  1. bablah says:

    Possible birth record:
    https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VG9J-2TB

    I think this is his mother’s birth record:
    https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VL5Y-TFQ

    I can’t tell for sure which is his biological father, Joseph Calloway or Ulysses Walker.

    • bablah says:

      I’m now convinced Ulysses Walker Jr. is his father. It’s circumstantial, but way too many things point to it. Like his birth surname, and that of his brother being Walker, him calling Ulysses’ daughter his sister, saying how his father is from the south (Joseph Calloway’s family does descend from the south too, but both his parents were born Illinois), saying how his parents are divorced (I can’t really find proof that Joseph and Tony are divorced, but Tony and Ulysses deffinitely are).

      That would make his paternal grandparents Ulysses Walker Sr. and Eular Bell Handley.

      https://www.christianwayfh.com/obituary/ulysses-walker
      https://www.christianwayfh.com/obituary/eular-walker

  2. Ava900 says:

    Why are you going off his parents and not his great-great-grandfather who was Icelandic. Black is not a ethnicity.

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