Correlating the Caledonian and Appalachian Orogenies
The article The Caledonian Orogeny redefined (McKerrow et al. 2000) have done exactly that - correlating the stratigraphic and orogenic aspects of all of the orogenic movements (as you have listed) that they define as being orogenic phases comprising the Caledonian Orogeny.

An important distinction the McKerrow et al. make is to state that the term 'Caledonian Orogeny' is not a single event, but rather comprised of all the tectonic movements that occurred in the ~200 million year development and closing of the ancient Iapetus Ocean, through the Cambrian to Devonian.  

With this framework, the authors were able to determine a continuous stratigraphy through deposits of the tectonic events of the Caledonian Orogeny in the present day North American and European continents.