Dear Carlile Researchers: I am seeking information on the following CARLILE The 1900 census of Washington Co. Boston Twp shows the following; Carlile, William W. born Jan 1869 in Ark. Carlile, Annie born Sept 1874 in Ark CHILDREN: 1. Carlile, Virgil age 7 born Aug 1893 in Ark 2. Carlile, Clarence age 4, born Feb. 1896 in Ark 3. Carlile, Clyde age 2 born Dec. 1898 in Ark 4. Carlile, Pearl age 4 months born Jan 1900 The census was taken in 1899 because Pearl is 4 montah and born in Jan 1900 Can any one help me? Troy Carlile

I am searching for any information concerning Rebecca CARLILE b.abt.1813 in VA.. Her parents were said to be George & Mary CARLILE. Rebecca CARLILE wed William WILSON abt. 1830. Can anyone help with this? Thanks, Karen in Dayton

Dear Carlile Researchers: I am seeking information on a Charles Carlile, who's father was Zelmer Claude Carlile. Troy in Tulsa

Dear Carlile Researchers; I am seeking information on the following person found in the 1870 census of Washington Co. Ark. in the COVE CREEK area. John Carlile age 35 born in ARK and is a farmer M. Carlile age 28 born in ? and listed as wife THEIR CHILDREN: 1. Jane Carlile age 14 born in ARK 2. Benjamin Carlile age 11 born in TEXAS 3. Martha Carlile age 10 born in Texas 4. Mary Carlile age 04, born in ARK. 5. William Carlile age 4/12 or 4 months born in ARK. Can anyone help me with this family? Troy Carlile

Dear Carlile Researchers: I have located some information on Charles W. Carlile, the second son of John Stephen Carlile and Martha Burrows, the daughter of John Burrows. Charles W. Carlile was born Jan. 1835 in Washington, CO. Ark. Territory. He married Johannah Hughes, born June 1938 in Tenn. and they were married in 1868. They are living in Indian Territory in the 1900 census of Indian Territory in the Wister area, present day Leflore Co. Ok. He is listed as a mail carrier and could read and write, (good thing he could) and they have been married for 32 years. In the library in Greenwood, Ark. there is a burial in Putman Funeral home stating that a Charles W. Carlile was 77 years old and died Feb. 26, 1912. No other information is known of his wife, Johannah Carlile or where they are buried. One other this to look out for and that is when you are looking in the EASTERN PART of OKLA in 1900, you have to look in OKLA Territory and Indian Territory. This might save you some time. Troy Carlile

Dear Carlile Researchers: I am looking for information of a John W. Carlile born Oct. 1858 in Ark. Washington Co. and married a Mary J.--------------. born in Ga in Nov. 1862. The 1900 Census of Sebastian Co. Ark. shows the following: John W. Carlile head of family born Oct. 1858 in Washington Co. Ark. Mary J. Wife born Nov. 1862 in Ga. children: Bertha V. Carlile born Oct 1885 in Ark Ora L. Carlile born Dec 1886 in Ark. Bulah A. Carlile born Sept 1888 in Ark Nancy B. Carlile bn June 1889 in Ark Clarence Carlile born Oct 1892 in Ark. Grady Carlile born Oct 1898 in Ark. This family is living in Sebastian Co. Ark in Little Bass Township, but they are not found in the 1910 or 1920 census of ARK> Can anyone help me with this family. Troy in Tulsa

http://ccharity.com/ That is the only URL necessary, and it is for African American genealogy, and there is so much stuff just on the 'front page' alone, I couldn't even begin to describe it. Tremendous amount of historical material there relating to the black experience. Susan Gillberg

I *finally* found CARLISLE/KYLE information to my ancestors at the following: <A HREF="http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-genforum/pageload.cgi?kyle::carlisle:: 127.html">William Whatley Carlisle 1798-1883 ALAB. </A> (posting & response) http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-genforum/pageload.cgi?kyle::carlisle::127.ht ml <A HREF="http://www.freeyellow.com/members5/astory/page2.html">EDWARDS, WHATLEY, CARLISLE Genealogy </A> (web pages) http://www.freeyellow.com/members5/astory/page2.html Have been thrilled to find ancestors to my grandfather, Wm. Douglas Kyle, and grandmother, Mary E. Carlisle. The persons posting the question to the Carlisle list and responding have been gracious enough to respond to email and send further information as their time permits. Myrtle E. Kyle Cole golddut@aol.com

I am searching for any information about my gg-grandmother Rebecca CARLILE b. 1813 in KY to George & Mary CARLILE. The census says she was born in KY. Rebecca Carlile married William WILSON and they lived in Clinton County, OH. Can anybody help? Karen in Dayton

Hello everyone, Thought I would post my CARLISLE family, in the hopes that anyone researching the family or has knowledge of them would please contact me. Looking for the Parents of Edmund G. Carlisle, and any information on his wife Elizabeth Ann WHATLEY. thanks in advance Debbie Generation No. 1 1. EDMUND GRIFFITH1 CARLISLE was born Abt. 1760 in N. C., and died April 13, 1828 in Morgan County, Georgia. He married ELIZABETH ANN WHATLEY 1797 in Georgia. Children of EDMUND CARLISLE and ELIZABETH WHATLEY are: i. WILLIAM WHATLEY2 CARLISLE, b. July 04, 1798, Georgia; d. March 01, 1883, Milltown, Chambers County, Alabama; m. ELIZABETH EVANS, October 09, 1821, Morgan County, Georgia. ii. CHRISTIAN CARLISLE, b. Abt. 1800, Jackson County, Georgia; m. THOMAS J. HOLMS. iii. JAMES WHATLEY CARLISLE, b. Abt. 1802, Jackson County, Georgia; m. MARY MAZEY PACE, March 26, 1826, Elbert County, Georgia. iv. MALINDA CARLISLE, b. Bet. 1804 - 1810, Jackson County, Georgia; m. WILLIAM GRAGGS, 1824, Georgia. v. ROBERT "ROBIN" WHATLEY CARLISLE, b. April 21, 1806, Baldwin County, Georgia; d. November 03, 1890, Coosa County, Alabama; m. CLARRISA MITCHELL OWENS, December 31, 1826, Newton County, Georgia. vi. EDMUND WHATLEY CARLISLE, b. Abt. 1808, Baldwin County, Georgia; d. 1856, Texas; m. (1) RHODA C. HARDEN, July 03, 1834; m. (2) REBECCA WATSON, Aft. 1835. vii. GREEN WHATLEY CARLISLE, b. March 16, 1810, Morgan County, Georgia; d. June 04, 1882, Pike County, Alabama; m. MARY ELIZABETH LEVERETT, July 19, 1832, Troup County, Georgia. viii. MICHAEL ANDREW JACKSON CARLISLE, b. April 14, 1816, Morgan County, Georgia; d. September 13, 1898, Chambers County, Alabama. ix. ELIZABETH STRICKLAND CARLISLE, b. Abt. 1818, Morgan County, Georgia; d. June 08, 1856, Chambers County, Alabama; m. WILLIAM LITTLE TAYLOR, August 17, 1835, Chambers County, Alabama.

Ed The Linda I am referring to is Linda (I believe that is her name), Wilson she works at NSU she has a Son and Daughter the Daughter Graduated high School the year before our Son did I think she did in 96. Do you know Calvin and Ruby Purdum, Calvin passed away a couple of weeks ago. She was Hazel Carlile Gray's Daughter. I saw were a Sister of Foreman Carlile passed away. I tried to get Leo, but their phone was messed up I guess from the rain. I don't believe I ever saw you, but heard Leo and Sue speak kindly of you. Barb = you. Barb

Barb, My Carlisle came from Scotland and did not change the spelling of the name. This may mean that we are all related regardless of the spelling or we may be from different family's. My personal belief is the former strickley because of the small populations and the lack of education and how various individuals spelled the name. Remember that our imagration officers in the 19th and early 20th Century spelled using phonics or their own ideas of how a name was spelled. Scott -----Original Message----- From: Barbara Carlile <psk2197@intellex.com> To: CARLILE-L@rootsweb.com <CARLILE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, July 05, 1999 7:48 AM Subject: Some Carlisle is kin >Our Carlile's came from Eng some were down the trail they changed the spelling, as far as my Husbands Uncle has traced his name was Francis CArlile, and I am sorry it was Ireland. > >BArb in OK >in OK > >

Ed please contact me I am Ronnie Carlile's wife son of "Jack" Steve Cox Carlile, Jack was Leo's Brother Is Linda your Sister? If so she lives down the Street from us. We have to mow the lawn,,but we will be back in a couple of hours. I have Leo's Info he made Ronnie a book, I believe you helped him alot on it. I am the one that found the picture of Levannah Barb Carlile in Tah psk2197@intellex.com .com

Our Carlile's came from Eng some were down the trail they changed the spelling, as far as my Husbands Uncle has traced his name was Francis CArlile, and I am sorry it was Ireland. BArb in OK in OK

We have a William Kilm Carlile, in ours. I may have spelled the middle name wrong, but I didn't take time to look it up just happy to hear from a Carlile. Ky (probably mispelled to) Carlile robbed banks. Their is a Carlile Reunion helt here in Tahlequah every April. This Saturday and Sunday is just a Sadie Luna Carlile Reunion 10tha and 11th Thanks Barb married a Carlile rlile

Never have recieved anything from Carlile message Barb Carlile inOK

Subj: Re: Special Notice I AM sorry about that but I did in fact NOT intend to send it out to other LISTS that I subscribe to and was sifting through my address book in AOL, not really paying attention and hit the wrong button, didn't notice that I had and when I hit SEND I still didn't notice. I can only plead the distraction of suddenly realizing dinner was burning. It was specifically intended for certain individuals and for David-Davis@onelist and for my own list DavisCorner NEXT TIME dinner can burn. I process batches of Howell and Davis surnames through DavisCorner, since Jeff Davis and Varina Howell are the main focus of DavisCorner, IN THAT I've met many people who have a Family Tale that the family is related to Jeff/Varina, just as my family does (Varina Howell) and my husband's family does (Jeff Davis) and since I'm trying to track that down myself to prove or disprove the connection I decided to set up DavisCorner. But the offer stands, if you have a Howell or a Davis in your famgen I will be glad to run a fast search for you for clues on at least where to look next, and will put your query in my own digest, DavisCornr (covers both Howell & Davis surnames). Susan Gillberg, Listowner, DavisCornr

Things have changed a bit: 1. The Digest is now sent on Monday and Friday 2. I try to keep each portion below 20KB, and no less than 15KB. 3. I am now putting the surnames by state, so each issue of each portion with have a different state or two featured. One issue might have CA, OH-PA, and the next might have MS, AL, and so forth. Don't forget you are free to post a famgen (send it to me, and I will insert it into the next issue) so long as it has Davis or Howell in it, AND you can send queries to me - if I can do a fast net surf and find leads for you I will, but whether I can or cannot I will put your query in the next issue of the Digest. See you Monday, in a matter of speaking .... Susan Gillberg, Listowner, DavisCornr

To those of you who asked for documentation of my recent posting: 1) From "A Dictionary of English Surnames," by P. H. Reaney, Third Ed. with corrections and additions by R. M. Wilson, Oxford Univ. Press., 1995, reprint 1996, p. 84: "Carlisle, Carlile, Carlill, Carlyle: Odard de Carlyle 1158-64 Black; Thomas de Karlisle 1310-11 LLBD; Adam Carlelle, Carlille 1363, 1370 ib. G. From Carlisle (Cumb)." (Note: Cumb. = Cumbria, the northwesternmost county in England, on the Scottish border, where the city of Carlisle is located, alternate name Cumberland). 2) From "Encyclopedia of American Family Names," (the 5000 most popular ones), by H. Amanda Robb, Andrew Chesler, and New England Publishing Associates, Inc., Harper Collins 1995, p. 95: "CARLISLE, CARLISI (S. S. Abbreviation: Carlis). Ranking 1484 (out of 5000 most popular surnames). Origin: Carlisle--English; Carlisi--Italian. Carlisle: derived from the British word "ker," meaning fort. The name was given to those who came from Carlisle, a place in Cumbria, "England. Carlisi: cognate to Charles." (Note: Carlisle Castle has been a fort since the earliest times, mostly held by the English but sometimes by the Scots. The western end of Hadrian's Wall (122-126 A. D.) is at Carlisle. There were fortlets about every mile along its 73-mile length from Carlisle to Newcastle. Much of the wall still stands, more or less. We saw it at several points last month). 3) From Encyclopedia Britannica, 1944 Edition, Vol. 4, p. 876 : "CARLISLE, a city, municipal and parliamentary borough, and the county town of Cumberland, England----------" "Carlisle (Caer Luel, Karliol) is first mentioned in 685, when under the name of Luel it was bestowed by Ecgrith on St. Cuthbert to form part of his see of Lindisfarne. It was then a thriving and populous city, and when St. Cuthbert visited it in 686 he was shown with pride the the ancient walls and a Roman fountain.------" 4) From "The Historical Families of Dumfriesshire and The Border Wars," by C. L. Johnstone, second edition, reprint, Clearfield Company, Baltimore, 1996, page 209 (first page of Index): On this index page there are about 60 page references to Carliles and Carlyles (no Carlisles). Dumfriesshire is the southwesternmost Scottish county and lies opposite to Cumbria (Cumberland) County in England where the city of Carlisle is located. I previously posted the description of this book. 5) I have seen numerous other books and surname dictionaries which state that the surname Carlisle, Carlile, Carlyle is descended from persons who originally lived in Carlisle, England. These books are in our Clayton Genealogical library (in Houston) and I did not make notes from them. Quotations 1-5, above, are from books which I own or which are immediately accessible at my local branch library. Ode Carlisle

Hello everyone, I believe the following to be correct, would appreciate any corrections or additions. ROBERT C.2 CARLISLE was born 1810 in Ireland, and died Abt. 1863 in Dallas Co., Alabama. He married MARY E. DOSS MURPHY August 21, 1850 in Marengo Co., Alabama Children of ROBERT CARLISLE and MARY MURPHY are: i. AUGUSTINE S.3 CARLISLE, b. August 08, 1851, Alabama ii. ELLA B. CARLISLE, b. 1855, Alabama; iii. ROBERT C. CARLISLE, b. January 1857, Alabama; d. Aft. 1900, Selma, Dallas Co., Alabama. iv. WILLIAM J. CARLISLE, b. April 1860, Alabama; WILLIAM JACKSON1 CARLISLE was born April 07, 1860 in Opelika, Lee County Alabama, and died in Creek Texas. He married (1) MATTIE RUTH BOSTIC April 28, 1891 in Opelika Lee County Alabama. He married (2) ROSIE MC CULLAR SMITH Aft. 1910 in Creek Texas. Children of WILLIAM CARLISLE and MATTIE BOSTIC are: i. ALICE2 CARLISLE,. ii. HENRY CARLISLE. iii. CLINTON S CARLISLE, b. 1894, Lee County,Alabama; d. 1926, Uvalde, Texas Uvalde County; iv. MARY CARLISLE, b. 1900; v. ARTHUR CARLISLE, b. May 19, 1905; d. April 1973. vi. ACREE CARLISLE, b. 1906; d. 1973, Ulvade, Texas vii. NOLAN CARLISLE, b. November 15, 1909; d. May 1972. Children of WILLIAM CARLISLE and ROSIE SMITH are: viii. JOHN DAVID "JD"2 CARLISLE. ix. LORINE CARLISLE, Does anyone know our Carlisle's? Thanks in Advance Debbie