Re possible French connection for Carlisles, I think this would be an exceptional situation--a family that had moved from England or Scotland to France and then to this country.. In the past several years I have looked through a number of different encyclopedias and dictionaries of surnames for the origin of the Carlisle surname. Without exception they have stated that Carlisles are named after Carlisle, England. I have a book on Galloway and Dumfriesshire, Scotland (nearest Carlisle, England) which tells about numerous Carliles that lived in the area in the ninth century. The spelling seems to have evolved into Carlyle in Scotland and to Carlisle in England. The information I have is that surnames were not generally used in England until William the Conqueror came in 1066 and began to impose French customs and procedures. Also, that most early surnames were based on a town or origin or on the names of occupations. We were in Carlisle, England last month and toured the castle and cathedral. There are only half a dozen Carliles and Carlisles there now. Ode Carlisle

Sorry, we're Brits. But there's usually some truth to family stories if you keep digging. My friend's family had a story about being French, also, although their name sounds very much English. Turns out, their immigrant ancestor did come from England. But his son, once over here, married a French woman. So there was French down that line, just not that particular surname. Possum wrote: > Hello everyone, > > This might sound like a really silly question, but I was floored last night > when my sister in law, ( I am researching husbands Carlisle roots this is > his sister) Said that her father was French? That the Carlisle family was > from France. > > Does anyone know about this French connection to the Carlisle family? > Their father was born in Lee County Alabama, and as far as I can tell so > was his father, William Jackson Carlisle b 1860, Opelika, Lee County > Alabama. > > Any help with this question? > Thanks > Debbie

Hello everyone, This might sound like a really silly question, but I was floored last night when my sister in law, ( I am researching husbands Carlisle roots this is his sister) Said that her father was French? That the Carlisle family was from France. Does anyone know about this French connection to the Carlisle family? Their father was born in Lee County Alabama, and as far as I can tell so was his father, William Jackson Carlisle b 1860, Opelika, Lee County Alabama. Any help with this question? Thanks Debbie

Looking for a connection to this Carlisle. Francine Conn Halter ==== Descendants of James Carlisle 1 James Carlisle b: Bet. 1794 - 1800 in Maryland or Pennsylvania .. +Drusilla Howlett b: 1800 in Maryland or Kentucky d: Bef. 1848 m: April 01, 1819 in Bullitt Co., KY Father: John Howlett Mother: Druzella Johnson .. 2 Walter Carlisle b: Abt. 1822 in Kentucky ...... +Juliann Wise b: 1822 m: January 29, 1845 in St. Clare Catholic Church, Coleburg, Hardin Co., KY .. 2 John Carlisle b: Abt. 1824 in Kentucky ...... +Malvina Norris b: 1824 m: March 26, 1849 in St. Clare Catholic Church, Coleburg, Hardin Co., KY .. 2 [1] William H. Carlisle b: Abt. 1825 in Kentucky ...... +Rosella Wise b: 1825 m: August 18, 1846 in St. Clare Catholic Church, Colesburg, Hardin Co., KY .. *2nd Wife of [1] William H. Carlisle: ...... +Elizabeth E. Sherrard m: May 30, 1894 in St. Clare Catholic Church, Coleburg, Hardin Co., KY .. 2 James Carlisle b: October 06, 1827 in Kentucky ...... +Laura Adaline English b: 1827 m: October 06, 1827 in Kentucky .. 2 [2] Alfred D. Carlisle b: March 1828 in Elizabethtown, Hardin, KY d: October 23, 1900 in Charleston, Mississippi Co., MO ...... +Mary Ann Dugan b: February 24, 1837 in Colesburg, Hardin Co., KY d: July 23, 1876 in Coleburg, Hardin Co., KY m: May 03, 1853 in St. Clare Catholic Church, Coleburg, Hardin Co., KY Father: William Dugan Mother: Elizabeth Sutes .. *2nd Wife of [2] Alfred D. Carlisle: ...... +Rose Ellen Boothe b: September 10, 1855 in Colesburg, Hardin, KY d: November 26, 1937 in Charleston, Mississippi Co., MO m: September 13, 1879 Father: Athanasius Boothe Mother: Nancy Padgett .. 2 Mary Lucinda Carlisle b: Abt. 1835 in Kentucky ...... +Charles R. Wheatley b: 1835 .. 2 Mary Ann Drusilla Carlisle b: May 28, 1849 d: June 07, 1918 in Colesburg, St. Louis Cem., Louisville, KY ...... +George W. Bradford b: Bet. 1837 - 1842 in North Carolina d: February 02, 1903 in Colesburg, St. Louis Cem., Louisville, KY m: March 15, 1869 in Hardin Co., KY Father: John Bradford Mother: Nancy Smith

Dear Carlile's: I received this from the archives. Father: Stephen N. Carlile Died about 1905 Mother Eliza Alexander/Carlile Died 1864 Brothers & sisters William Carlile Age 47 This is the one who applied for the Indian Roll Ellen Earnest age 45 Thomas Carlile age 43 William shows that there were 3 children born to Stephen N. and Eliza Carlile William Married Flora ? and to this union there were 6 children Lon Carlile age 19 born Nov 29 1888 Leo Carlile age 16 born Jan 1891 Maud Carlile age 15 born May 27, 1892 Effy Carlile age 12 born Sept 29, 1895 Mary Carlile age 6 born June 1891 Alma Carlile age 3 born May 10, 1907 William was 47 years when he applied for the Cherokee Indian Roll and was admitted with roll # 3461 and the children was on the roll with 3462, 3463, 3464, 3465, & 3466. I hope that this will help someone. The application was applied for from Vian I. T. (Okla.) in the Northern District The application states that William Carlile was born in Cherokee Nations on May 25, 1859 and that his wife Flora Carlile was 38 years old at this time. The application said that William Carlile was Brother to #5241 Cherokee Application for the Indian Roll. Troy Carlile in Tulsa

Was searching in PA with search term: [marriages ANDNOT census ANDNOT obit ANDNOT cemetary ANDNOT bios] for someone else in a different line but this appeared as if by magic - voila. Anyway, in case it might be helpful to someone, here it is - ----------------------------------------------- CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: carl0001.txt) http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/pa+index+77810997895+F Marriage certificate: Joseph J. Carlile & Elizabeth Kirkbride, 1839: Fallsington, Bucks Co, PA Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by William Carlile. wkcarlile@pol.net USGENWEB NOTICE: Printing this file by non-commercial individuals and libraries is encouraged, as long as all notices and submitter information is included. Any other use, including copying files to other sites requires permission from the submitters PRIOR to uploading to any other sites. We encourage links to the state and county table of contents. ____________________________________________________________ MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH CARLILE & ELIZABETH KIRKBRIDE (Original hand written in elaborate script on parchment) Whereas Joseph J. Carlile of the city of Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania Son Of Abraham Carlile of same place and Mercy his wife (both deceased) and Elizabeth Kirkbride daughter of John Kirkbride of the county of Bucks and Elizabeth his wife having declared their intentions of Marriage with each other before a Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends held at Fallsington according to the good Order among them and having consent of Surviving Parents their said proposal of Marriage was Allowed by the said Meeting. Now These Are To Certify whom it may concern. That for the full accomplishment of their said intentions this Sixteeth day of the Fifth Month in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine they the said Joseph J. Carlile and Elizabeth Kirkbride appeared in a public meeting of said People held at Fallsington in the County and state of aforesaid and the said Joseph J. Carlile taking the said Elizabeth Kirkbride by the hand did on this solemn occasion openly declare That he took her the said Elizabeth Kirkbride unto his Wife promising with Divine Assistance to be unto her a loving and faithful Husband until Death should separate them and then in the same Assembly the said Elizabeth Kirkbride did in like manner declare that That she took him the said Joseph J. Carlile to be her Husband promising with Divine Assistance to be unto him a loving and faithful Wife Until Death should separate them. - And Moreover they the said Joseph J. Carlile and Elizabeth Kirkbride she according to the custom of Marriage assuming the name of her Husband did as a further confirmation thereof then and there to these Presents set their Hands. Joseph J. Carlile Elizabeth K. Carlile And We whose names are also hereunto subscribed being present at the Solemnization of the said Marriage and Subscription have as Witnefses theunto set our Hands the Day and Year above written. Joseph Satterthweite Daniel Holme William Satterthwaite Elizabeth R. Holme Henry Lipincott Sarah L. Allen John Brown W. W. Allen John Henly Aaron Ivins George B. Brown Hannah E. Ivins Henry B. Moon Sarah H. Ivins Mahlon Lovett Rachel H. Shaw Jane Lovett William B. Alexander Sarah S. Brown Sarah M. Alexander Moses Comfort Jane Moon Mercy Comfort James Moon Daneil L. Brown Jane C. Moon Susan J. Brown John Kirkbride A Howell Elizabeth Kirkbride Eliza H. Moon Abm. Carlile Mahlon Moon Ann Carlile Hannah W. Brown J. Cowperthwait Jane C. Comfort Thomas S. Kirkbride All Eliza. Brown Mahlon L. Kirkbride Joseph G. Trotter Phebe Ann " David Heston Mary M. " Anna Heston Rachael L. " Mary Cadwallader Sam E. Spencer John Mills Rebecca Spencer Cyrus Cadwallader Mahlon Kirkbride Ann W. Jenks Mary " John D. Richardson Ann " Emily Fell Mary W. Kirkbride Mahlon Kirkbride Jun.

I think this should interest everyone posting abstracts: Subj: CAKINGS-D Digest V99 #52 Date: 6/8/1999 3:49:09 AM Pacific Daylight Time From: CAKINGS-D-request@rootsweb.com Reply-to: <A HREF="mailto:CAKINGS-L@rootsweb.com">CAKINGS-L@rootsweb.com</A> To: CAKINGS-D@rootsweb.com Content-Type: text/plain CAKINGS-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 52 Date: Mon, 07 Jun 1999 15:30:13 -0700 From: Sunni Bloyd <sunni@cnetech.com> To: CAKINGS-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <375C47F5.3111@cnetech.com> Subject: [CAKINGS-L] RE: Copyright and obituaries Hello all, a newsflash that I think you as genealogists will find interesting. On GenConnect we have been having a discussion about copyright as it pertains to obituaries. Until just a little while ago, the policy was stated that it was better to abstract obituaries--to err on the safe side--even though it seems that most obituaries are not copyrighted. Copyrighted obituaries are usually long, have a byline and probably a picture of the deceased. Okay, that was how matters stood until a message was forwarded to us from Copyright-L, from a copyright attorney who said flatly that articles are written by reporters and they are covered by copyright; obituaries are not copyrighted "at present." (boy does that last bit ever sound like a lawyer!) Sunni -- Sunni Bloyd CaGenWeb County Coordinator,Fresno County, California http://www.compuology.com/cagenweb/fresncty.htm Kings County, California http://www.compuology.com/cagenweb/kingscty.htm Glenn County, California http://www.compuology.com/cagenweb/glenncty.htm Orange County, California http://www.compuology.com/cagenweb/orangcty.htm Jack County, Texas http://www.rootsweb.com/~txjack/ JonJan Felines--American Shorthairs & American Wirehairs http://www.cheta.net/connect/cat/gallery/JonJan/default.htm

On the SC roster of revolutionary soldiers there are two John Carlile/Carlisles. One John Carlile served in the 2nd Regiment, the other John Carlisle served with the militia during1789 and 1782. At some time he was under Capt. Samuel Price and Col. McDonald. Does anyone know anything about either John Carlile. Could either be the John Carlile who died in Horry Co. between 1800 and 1810. Fred W. Carlile

Fred, I saw the correspondence between you and Robert C. regarding Carneys & Carliles. Alice Ilene Carney 1861-1936, Marion TN., married George W. Cahudoin (Shadowens) had one son, James Arthur. You have an Andrew Carlile on your list the son of David Nathaniel was married twice (1) Imma Winegard (2) Anna_____ buried at LaGrange in Brevard County. Hope this doesn't confuse, John

Robert, It looks like the same Ruth Carney Carlile. On the 1910 Brevard Co. census George Alexander Carlile, age 26 is married to Ruth Carlile, age 17 and she is from TN. He is from FL. I think the census states they have been married a year. I will let you know when I get more on the line. Regards, Fred "Robert I. Carney" wrote: > Fred: Ref your 23 May posting in the Carney Genealogy Forum. I have > a Ruth C. Carney, who was born 7 Jan 1892 in Cheatham County, TN, > listed in my files as married to a Carlile (first name, dates, etc., > unknown). This Ruth's parents were General Washington Carney (name > not rank) and Julia Ann Swaggard. I have a little more on her > ancestry, but know nothing of her descendants and would very much like > to. Ruth can be calculated to be my second cousin twice removed. If > you think this is the Ruth you identified and wish to pursue this, > please contact me. Bob CarneyWilliamsburg, VA

Family history has two Carlile men traveling from Titusville,FL to Marrowbone, TN to court and marry two Carney girls and bring them back to FL. The Carliles (Carlisles) must to of had relatives in the area to have made these connections. One of the girl may have been named Ruth Carney. Marrowbone was in or around Cheatham or Davidson Counties. The time frame would be late 1800s or early 1900s. Does anyone have any information on this connection. Fred Carlile

James Melvin CARLILE, b. 3 May 1842, Three Rivers, Quebec, Canada. d. 21 March 1919, Eugene, Oregon m. Margaret Augusta CARSON, b. Germany, d. 7 March 1910, Eugene, Oregon Father of James Melvin CARLILE reportedly a Methodist Minister born in Scotland I would appreciate any help tracing this family before James Melvin. Thanks Steve

James W Green III wrote: > On Sat, 08 May 1999 09:47:45 -0500 > fred carlile <capncar@iamerica.net> writes: > >I am not offended. > > good. > James, The Hannah Coleman I am refering to is the daughter of Stephen Ross > and Sarah Baxter. She marries first, ??? Coleman and then Nathaniel > Marion. Wm. and Elizabeth are living in Horry Co. along with John and Mary > Carlile in 1800. John dies and Mary is living in Horry (with children) > with the 1810 census. In 1820 has moved to Charleston (Berkley Co.) on the > property of Nathaniel Marion and Hannah Ross Coleman Marion. Mary is not > listed in 1830, but David Nathaniel Carlile, Jehu (celtic for John) > Carlile and Alexander Mc Calisle (son of James Carlisle,who came to > Fairfield Co.from Ireland in 1818) all live close by in 1830. In 1831-32 > all three move to MS along with James son Thomas. David once told a census > taker his name was James Nathaniel Carlile (maybe he was growing senile or > finally telling the truth). I don't have the least idea how this all fits > together, but I know it does because the Feasters, Colemans and Carliles > all moved to FL together in the 1850-60s and refered to themselves as > kinfolk. Regards, Fred

Searching for a marriage record between Martin Carlisle/Carlyle and Sarah Owens--anywhere--would be before 1823, probably before 1817. Had son b. in TN 1823ca. Sue Carlisle

A Simon Carlisle was a Methodist minister in Smith Co TN. I had wondered if he's connected to the Edgecomb Carlisles. Simon & Wm Carlisle owned land in Jackson Co TN, very near the Smith Co. line. This Wm was a Rev. soldier; applied 3-21-1833 Jackson Co from Geneal. Abstracts of Rev. War Pension Files Vol I by V. White: b. Guilford Co NC, moved tp VA to Green Co KY to Fayette KY to Nelson KY to Madison KY back to Green KY then in 1801 to Jackson TN. I believe a Wm who's buried Bedford Co TN is also a Rev. Vet. > > 2. William Carlisle, JR. b: 1736 (I'd like to find out more about this > William--my husband's line has a William Carlisle that fought in the Rev > War--maybe they are one and the same William.) > > Coleman Carlisle was an early Methodist minister who was a circuit > rider. He married the daughter of another Methodist minister (Glenn). > There were several others who were Methodist ministers also. >

Looking for infor. on Will. & Eliza. Carlile. They are on the 1800 Horry Co. SC census. Will. as 26-45 and Eliza. as 16-26. They have three children, two boys and a girl. John Carlile is living in the same area (a brother?). They may be from SC, NC, VA or PA. I found Eliza. name thru court records. If your data matches any of this please e-mail. Regards, Fred -- Fred Carlile,Researching David Nathaniel Carlile,Char.SC 1830 Census

William, Right now I am the person that is putting all the info together on the Fegley list. It has turned out to be more of a job than I anticipated especially since I am also planning a wedding in 6 weeks for our youngest daughter. Hopefully someone else will volunteer to collect and put the Carlile info together. I really recommend doing it for one geographical location at a time. A lot of people on the Fegley mail list are out there looking up data and sending it to me via the list to incorporate into the data base. It's really shaping up. Sometimes I receive duplicate info but it never hurts to have the data verified. I won't be available to coordinate another name until after the wedding. Also, before starting all that work, it would be a good idea to make sure that the Carlile list owner is willing to help post that much data. However, I agree, obviously, that it is a good idea. It's been a lot of fun, too. Diana "William K. Carlile" wrote: > > Diana, > > I, too, think that you all have a great idea. I have Quaker Carlile's in > PA and as far as I know the family never got farther south than TN. But it > will be interesting to see if there are others that I don't know about. > > Bill > > >Rena, > >I think this is a wonderful idea. On another list that I subscribe to, > >we are combining all of our oldest info on the that surname that occurs > >in the state of Pennsylvania. We have over 1000 names so far and some > >of the family groups are starting to tie together. If we do that on > >this list, we need to be sure to include our sources. When we finish > >combining the names, they will be sent to the list owner and he is going > >to post them both on a web site and a few pages at a time on the list. > >Not everyone can download files or large documents so we will send 4 to > >6 pages at a time via the list. Comments? > > > >Diana > >................................................. > > > >Descendants of William Carlisle--Just 3 generations. There's more if > >needed. > > > >1 William Carlisle b: 1710 d: May 1769 in Edgecombe Co, NC > >.+Sarah b: 1714 m: Abt. 1739 d: December 1775 in Edgecombe Co, NC > >....... 2 Milia Carlisle > >....... 2 Sarah Carlisle > >..........+Jonathan Baldwin > >....... 2 Elizabeth Carlisle > >..........+John Bradley > >....... 2 Robert Carlisle b: 1734 in NC d: November 1786 in Edgecombe > >Co, NC > >..........+Sarah Coleman m: January 5, 1763 in Edgecombe Co, NC > >................3 Sarah Carlisle > >................3 Edward Carlisle b: 1764 in Edgecombe Co, NC > >................3 Rhoda "Rhodey" Carlisle b: 1766 in Edgecombe Co, NC > >................3 Susannah Carlisle b: 1768 in Edgecombe Co, NC > >................3 Coleman Carlisle b: August 15, 1770 in Edgecombe Co, > >NC src: ANCESTOR FILES - LDS d: November 18, 1824 in Laurens Co, SC > >...................+Hannah Thompson Glenn b: March 14, 1771 in > >Cumberland Co, VA src: ANCESTOR FILES - LDS m: December 24, 1792 d: > >October 24, 1811 in Union Co, SC > >................*2nd Wife of Coleman Carlisle: > >...................+Joannah Lewis Brown b: May 4, 1786 m: May 4, 1813 > >in SC d: October 26, 1821 in SC > >................*3rd Wife of Coleman Carlisle: > >...................+Sarah Leak m: May 30, 1822 > >................3 Simon Carlisle b: 1772 in EDGECOMBE CO, NC d: > >December 1, 1794 in EDGECOMBE CO, NC > >................3 Mary Ann Carlisle b: 1774 in EDGECOMBE CO, NC > >.......2 William Carlisle, Jr. b: 1736

Hi everyone, I couldn't remember if I had posted my ancestors since joining the mailing list or not. Below is my CARLISLE information. I have been trying to find the wives of Thomas, John B. and Thomas M. for a long time. I descend from Elizabeth Carlisle Womack, who was my Great-Grandmother, she married Richard Willard Womack. Below you will see that Syntha Ann Pierce, wife of Thomas M. Carlisle (d. 1864), had to swear allegiance to the Confederate States before she could be approved to be the adminestratrix of Thomas M. Carlisle's estate. I have never seen this before and 98% of my ancestors were from the south... It was sure ineresting to me, so thought someone else might like to see it too. You can find the darndest records if you look hard enough! <G> Any help would be appreciated. Thank You... Markie --------------------------------------------------- Name: THOMAS CARLISLE Sex: Male **************************** Individual Facts Death 1847 in WILL FILED ON 23 APRIL 1847 Burial in SILVER CREEK CHURCH IN LAWRENCE CO. MS. Marriages/Children 1. UNKNOWN CARLISLE (?)<------------- Ch: JOHN B. CARLISLE (-) JAMES CARLISLE (-) ELIZABETH CARLISLE (-) SUSIE CARLISLE (-) FRANCIS CARLISLE (-) HONEY CARLISLE (-) MARY ANN CARLISLE (-) Notes General: Copy of Thomas Carlisles will from Lawrence Co. Ms. naming his son John B. Carlisle, and the other children. Sources 1. WILL FROM LAWRENCE CO. MS. DATED, 22 DAY OF JANUARY 1847. ************************ ------------------------------------------------------------- Name: JOHN B. CARLISLE Sex: Male Father: THOMAS CARLISLE (-1847) Mother: UNKNOWN CARLISLE (-)<---------- Individual Facts Marriages/Children 1. UNKNOWN _____ Ch: THOMAS M. CARLISLE (abt 1818-(?) 5 NOV. 1864) Notes General: John B. is found in the 1820 & 1830 census of Lawrence Co. Ms. ************************** -------------------------------------------------- Name: THOMAS M. CARLISLE Sex: Male Father: JOHN B. CARLISLE (-) Mother: UNKNOWN _____ (-) Individual Facts Birth abt 1818 in MISSISSIPPI Death (?) 5 NOV. 1864 in Sparta, La. in Bienville Parish Occupation Farmer Marriages/Children 1. Syntha Ann PIERCE <--------BRICK WALL!!!! Marriage: 1835 in LAWRENCE CO. MISS. Ch: ELIZABETH CARLISLE (14 Mar 1837-4 Apr 1929)<GGMOTHER> JOHN CARLISLE (abt 1839-) GEORGE CARLISLE (1841-) MATHILDA CARLISLE (abt 1843-) URSULIA CARLISLE (abt 1846-) JAMES CARLISLE (abt 1849-) THOMAS CARLISLE (14 Dec 1852-18 May 1933) SARA CARLISLE (abt 1857-) Notes General: ___________________________________________________________ Elizabeth Carlile's death cert. states that her father was Tom Carlile, b. in Mississippi. Informant: J.R. Womack (Riley) ____________________________________________________________ 1850 CENSUS BIENVILLE PARISH LA Thomas Carlisle 32 male farmer b. Miss. Syntha Carlisle 28 female b. Miss. Elizabeth Carlisle 14 female b. Miss. John Carlisle 11 male b. Miss. George W. Carlisle 9 male b. Miss. Matilda Carlisle 7 female b. Miss. Ursulea Carlisle 4 female b. Miss. James Carlisle 1 male b. La. __________________________________________________________ According to the above census, Thomas M. and Syntha Pierce Carlisle moved to Louisiana between 1846 & 1849. Thomas M. Carlile's Succession was filed 10 December 1864 in Bienville Parish, La. Recorded_ Book B_ page 645-46. Inventory list community property by Thomas M. Carlile, (decd) and his surviving widow, Scytha Pierce. It appears that Syntha Pierce Carlisle had to swear allegiance to the Confederate States before she could be approved to be the adminestratrix of Thomas M. Carlisle's estate. Showing two copies of said oath. First on the 5th day of November 1864. State of Louisiana} Parish of Bienville} Appeared Cynthia Carlile who appearing __ being by me duly sworn according to law depose under oath that she has not at any time since the 26th day of January 1861 taken an oath to support the Constitution of the Government of the United States nor in any manner made a declaration of allegiance to the United States nor given any information or support, aid, or comfort, to the United States or the soldiers, officers, or armies, therof nor been engaged either directly or indirectly as an agent for others or on her own account in carrying on any trade or traffic for purpose of gain with the Citizens, soldiers or government of the United States or with any other person _____ _____ the United States has been benefitted thereby during the war waged against the Confederate _aly by the United States and that she in not a Citizen of the United States. her Sworn and subscribed before me } Cyntha X Carlile the 10th day of December 1864 } mark Charles H. Murphey Clerk District Court __________________________________________________________ State of Louisiana } District Court 11th Jual. District Parish of Bienville } Whereas Mrs. Cyntha Carlile has been appointed by the District Court in and for said Parish and State aforesaid Administratrix of the Succession of Thomas M. Carlile late of Said Parish and State Deceased. And whereas She has given bond and Security Conditioned according to law and taken the oath required by law. Now therefore the Said Cyntha Carlile is hereby fully commissioned authorized and empowered to discharge and perform all and Singular the duties incumbent upon her by law in her Said Capacity. Given under my hand and seal of the District Court at Sparta Parish and State aforesaid on this the 10th day on November A.D. 1864. Charles H. Murphey Clerk Dist. Court ____________________________________________________________ State of Louisiana } Parish of Bienville } District Court To James Upshaw Sheriff or any legal officer of Bienville Parish La. Greetings, you are commissioned, authorized, and empowered to sell at public auction to the highest and last bidder after legal notice therof all the property both moveable and immoveable found in your said Parish composeing and belonging to the Succession of T. M. Carlile late of Said Parish and State (Decd) The said property to be sold for cash provided it brings its appraised valuation here of fail _wt and due return make to our said Court. Given under my hand and Seal of the District Court at Sparta Parish and State aforesaid on this the 10th day of December AD 1864. Charles H. Murphey Clerk Dist. Court On the 17th day of January 1865, Mrs. Cinthia Carlile bought 14 head of cattle, she being the last and highest bid at the price of one hundred and fourty two dollars. (it looks like she bought the following also) 15 head of hogs at $50.00 1 grey horse 20.00 1 lot of farming tools 10.00 1 lot of blacksmith tools 50.00 1 lot of waggon _____ 25.00 1 grindstone 1.00 1 lot of household and kitchen furniture 25.00 1 5.00 1 lot of seed cotton 4000 lbs. at 3 cts. 120.00 1 pistol and riffle gun _____ ******************************* Co-ordinator of Bienville Parish LaGenWeb Page. http://www.rootsweb.com/~labienvi/ Home Page: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/1118/index.htm

Rena, I think this is a wonderful idea. On another list that I subscribe to, we are combining all of our oldest info on the that surname that occurs in the state of Pennsylvania. We have over 1000 names so far and some of the family groups are starting to tie together. If we do that on this list, we need to be sure to include our sources. When we finish combining the names, they will be sent to the list owner and he is going to post them both on a web site and a few pages at a time on the list. Not everyone can download files or large documents so we will send 4 to 6 pages at a time via the list. Comments? Diana ................................................. Descendants of William Carlisle--Just 3 generations. There's more if needed. 1 William Carlisle b: 1710 d: May 1769 in Edgecombe Co, NC .+Sarah b: 1714 m: Abt. 1739 d: December 1775 in Edgecombe Co, NC ....... 2 Milia Carlisle ....... 2 Sarah Carlisle ..........+Jonathan Baldwin ....... 2 Elizabeth Carlisle ..........+John Bradley ....... 2 Robert Carlisle b: 1734 in NC d: November 1786 in Edgecombe Co, NC ..........+Sarah Coleman m: January 5, 1763 in Edgecombe Co, NC ................3 Sarah Carlisle ................3 Edward Carlisle b: 1764 in Edgecombe Co, NC ................3 Rhoda "Rhodey" Carlisle b: 1766 in Edgecombe Co, NC ................3 Susannah Carlisle b: 1768 in Edgecombe Co, NC ................3 Coleman Carlisle b: August 15, 1770 in Edgecombe Co, NC src: ANCESTOR FILES - LDS d: November 18, 1824 in Laurens Co, SC ...................+Hannah Thompson Glenn b: March 14, 1771 in Cumberland Co, VA src: ANCESTOR FILES - LDS m: December 24, 1792 d: October 24, 1811 in Union Co, SC ................*2nd Wife of Coleman Carlisle: ...................+Joannah Lewis Brown b: May 4, 1786 m: May 4, 1813 in SC d: October 26, 1821 in SC ................*3rd Wife of Coleman Carlisle: ...................+Sarah Leak m: May 30, 1822 ................3 Simon Carlisle b: 1772 in EDGECOMBE CO, NC d: December 1, 1794 in EDGECOMBE CO, NC ................3 Mary Ann Carlisle b: 1774 in EDGECOMBE CO, NC .......2 William Carlisle, Jr. b: 1736

This was sent to me by mistake. When reply is clicked on CARLISLE list does it go back to the list or the one who sent in a post? I am on digest mode and my replies go back to the list. Rena Chambliss CARLISLE, s/o Nathaniel Carlisle [1755/60-1812, Halifax Co., NC] + Liddie (Unk) one of 11 children mentioned in the will of Nathaniel which was proved Aug 1812 in Halifax Co., CA [Richard, James, William, Joe, Chambliss, Jesse, John, Polly, Sally, Rebecca, Nancy, in the order listed] Chambliss CARLISLE b@1795, NC - d.post 1860, TN, m.? Sarah (Unk), b1796, NC - d1850/60, TN 1. Wiley "Willie" Henry Carlisle, b Sep 4 1821, NC - d Jun 17, 1898, Porterville, Tulare Co., CA, m1. Dec 30, 1847, Memphis, Shelby Co., TN, Elizabeth Rebecca Harwell Hardaway{6}, b. Jul 21, 1829, Brunswick Co., VA d. 1860/64, Shelby Co., TN, dau. John Clack Hardaway{5} & Mary Hardaway Harwell{6}; m2. 1864, TN, Polina Collins, b. Aug 17, 1827, TN - d. Mar 3, 1907, Porterville, Tulare Co., CA Convergent Lines: Hardaway NOTE: Elizabeth Rebecca{6} Harwell Hardaway (Hardaway: John Clack{5}, Thos.2nd{4}, Thos.1st [adop]{3}, John{2}, James{1}) NOTE: Mary Hardaway Harwell{6}, d/o Mary Hardaway{5} + Ismael Harwell s/o Mark NOTE Mary Hardaway{5}, d/o Thos. Hardaway 2nd (Thos.2nd{4}, Thos.1st [adop]{3}, John{2}, James{1}) Ch of Wiley "Willie" Henry Carlisle + Elizabeth Rebecca Harwell Hardaway 1. Hilliard "Hylliard" Lewis 1848 TN - 1881 CA? m. Willie Etta Flewellen 1853 - 1930 2. Thomas Peterson Carlisle, b. 1850, TN, d. 1818, Woodville, Tulare Co., CA, m1. 1873 MS? Nancy Ann Edding Sparkman 1857-1884, m2. 1884 Leuticia Ann Walker, 1866 TN - 1919, CA 3. Frederick Mac(k)lin Carlisle, 1852 TN - 1930 CA, m. 1875 MS, Elizabeth Caroline "Callie" Haley, 1856 MS - 1928 CA 4. Martha "Mattie" Jane Carlisle 1854 TN - 1888?, m. 1876 MS, Charles Mathewson Byers 5. Margaret Frances Susan Rebekah Carlisle, 1856 MS - 1880 MS, m. 1879, MS Isaiah Halsey Haley 6. Henry Nathaniel Carlisle 1858 TN - 1887 AR, m. 1880 AR, Emma Lucretia Green 1861-1896, AR Ch of Wiley "Willie" Henry Carlisle + Polina Collins 1. William Chambliss Carlisle, 1865 TN - 1905 CA Convergent lines: Haley, Carlisle NOTE: Isaiah Halsey Haley m1. Elizabeth Woolard who bore 12 children; m2. Margaret Frances Susan Rebekah Carlisle and m3. Mrs Amy L (nee Parsons) Wade, who bore about 5 children; thus one of Eizabeth Woolard Haley's ch. was Elizabeth Caroline Haley, who m. 1875 to Frederick Macklin Carlisle, making Isaiah Halsey Haley both father-in-law and brother-in-law to Frederick Macklin Carlisle. Part 2 will follow next Thursday, May 6th; there may be 20 parts for all I know, but will put the whole kit and kaboodle out by the week Susan Gillberg ---------------------------------------------- Tracing: Family Myths: Jeff Davis-Varina Howell, list owner DavisCornr@onelist.com; Chabliss Carlisle [1795NC-1860/70]; James Hardaway [1620-1670]; William Maclin [1682-1751]; James Clack [1657-1723]; James Pinson Howell [1814 KY-1865/69 TX]; Malinda Pemberton [1818 KY-1870/72 TX]