Would like to know parents of Nathaniel Carlisle (Sr) whose will was proved in Halifax Co NC in 1812. I have found a record of the birth of a Nathaniel in Prince George Co VA to Richard and Mary Carlile but that was in 1720/1. Is this the same Nathaniel who lived to be much older than most of the men in that time? If so where was he between 1721 birth and when I find a deed where he bought land in NC in 1776? Was he married more than twice? And who was his first wife? Need a lot of help with the ancestors of Nathaniel. I have a copy of his will if anyone is interested. Will also share information I have on his descendants. Thank you. Eva Hall

Hi everyone, I have been noticing there is very little traffic on the CARLISLE mail list. Other lists I am on have generated a LOT of traffic with some projects. I would like to suggest such an activity for us. Maybe we can find some of our mutual elusive CARLISLEs. If you decide to act on this suggestion PLEASE put enough info in the subject line to help those with very limited computer time to sift thru the messages without having to scan every post and possibly missing a connection. Having to sift thru a lot of messages with the same subject line has caused some researchers to unsubscribe from lists, and we do not want to loose anyone. They might be the one with the info to break thru our brickwalls. Suggested project #1 State/name of your CARLISLE ie: subject line: Tx/William Hastings CARLISLE Jr. William "Billie" Hasting Jr. Carlisle b: August 02, 1847 in La (census) / Near 3 Creeks, Union Co Ar (death certificate & Confederate Pension) d: March 04, 1935 in Mullin, Mills Co. Tx married September 15, 1867 in Angelina Co. Tx, Lucinda Absher b: August 1853 in Tx d: February 08, 1939 in Mills Co. Tx daughter of: Jake Absher and ( __?__Chasen?) Suggested project #2 Earliest CARLISLE/name of your CARLISLE ie: subject line: Earliest CARLISLE/William Hastings CARLISLE Sr William Hastings Sr. Carlisle b: Abt. 1814 in Ms d: after 1850 (Angelina Co Tx?) .married November 04, 1839 in Ms Sarah Bishop b: Abt. 1817 IF I have "stepped on any toes", broken an UNKNOWN to me rule or offended anyone with my suggestions, I sincerely apologize, but I hope this will help generate traffic on the list and help make some connections. Any info about my husband's CARLISLEs listed above will be appreciated. Rena Anderson Pittman

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]

RAP (Pittman) was correct about providing descriptive information in the subject line and I would ask that when providing a narrative of a family, that specifics are given and in some recognizable sequence. Designate who is the husband, wife or child. Provide full names and dates if you have them. Thanks. John T. Manning Here are some of my Carlisles: The various Carlisle/Carlile spellings reflects the spellings on the records from which the material were taken. 1. JOHN CARLILE He married FRANCES TUCKER. (For those interested in the Carlisle/Tucker Line there is a book The Tucker Band, Tuckers and Related Families, Compiled by Harold Lawrence, 1992, Boyd Publishing Co. Child of JOHN CARLILE and FRANCES TUCKER is: 2. i. WILLIAM HENERY BREWER CARLILE, b. November 27, 1833, ABBEVILLE CO; d. February 21, 1879, TEXAS. 2. WILLIAM HENERY BREWER CARLILE was born November 27, 1833 in ABBEVILLE CO, and died February 21, 1879 in TEXAS. He married (1) NANCY CAROLINE MANNING, daughter of JOSEPH MANNING and THERESA CLINKSCALES. She was born July 3, 1831, and died August 8, 1862 in CHAPEL HILL METHODIST CEMETERY, TX.. He married (2) MARTHA EMILY EMMISON September 10, 1863 in HINES CO. MISS.. She was born July 17, 1836 in HINES CO. MISS., and died May 3, 1918 in TEXAS. Notes for WILLIAM HENERY BREWER CARLILE: Notes: From The History of Lowndesville South Carolina, by: H. A. Carlisle, Arnett is local author and historian of Lowndesville, Abbeville Co. S.C. He has traced the Carlisle's back to their entry from Ireland into the United States. He will soon publish a book on the Carlisle Family. William Henery Brewer Carlisle, a son of John and Frances Tucker Carlisle, was born a few miles west of Lowndesville, South Carolina on November 27. 1833. He was a farmer before moving to Mississippi. The date of his moving is not certain. However, he was a co-executor (along with Daniel E. Carlisle) of his mother's estate. Records indicate that he was acting solely at the time of final settlement of the estate in the summer of 1858. He is later found in 1860 in Miss. William H. B. Carlisle first married in Abbeville County, S.C. Nancy Caroline Manning, born July 3rd. 1831, who was a daughter of Reverend Joseph Elgin Manning and Theresa Clinkscales. Her older sister Mary Jane Manning married her brother-in-law James Harvey Carlisle. They are found in the Hinds County, Mississippi, 1860 Federal Census with two children and having Depot Bottom , Miss. as an address. This place was near Utica, Miss. William H. B. Carlisle was an overseer soon after arriving. Later he became a merchant wagon line owner. Little is known about Nancy Caroline his wife, other than she was a housewife prior to her early death on August 6, 1862 from childbirth. Her child also died and was buried in the same coffin at Chapel Hill Methodist Church Cemetery near Utica, Miss. A Baptist church now occupies the site of former Chapel Hill methodist Church. William H.B. Carlisle moved into Texas where he was engaged in hauling timber from the swamps of Louisana into Texas. In early 1879 an argument arose between him and one of his wagon drivers (a former Abbeville County South Carolina citizen) which resulted in William H.B. Carlisle being shot. He died of pneumonia February 21, 1879. He was buried in a cemetery in Parker County, near Weatherford, Texas. The grave is unmarked. Notes for NANCY CAROLINE MANNING: Nancy Carlile, died as a result of childbirth, on August 6, 1862. The child also died and they were buried in the same coffin in the Chapel Hill Methodist Church Cemetery near Utica, Mississippi. A Baptist church now occupies the site of the former Chapel Hill Methodist Church. Children of WILLIAM CARLILE and NANCY MANNING are: i. ELIZABETH REBECCA CARLILE, LIZZIE, b. June 18, 1853, ABBEVILLE CO. SC; d. May 11, 1885, JOSHUA, JOHNSON CO. TX.; m. JOHN HALL DANIEL; b. November 26, 1840, ABBEVILLE,SC; d. January 31, 1892, DANIEL'S FAMILY CEM. THE NATION COMMUNITY, ABBEVILLE CO. S.C.. Notes for ELIZABETH REBECCA CARLILE, LIZZIE: Elizabeth Rebecca (Lizzie) Carlile, Was a child from the first marriage of William Henery Brewer Carlile. She was born in SC Jan 18, 1853 and died at Joshua, Johnson County Tx. where she was buried. ii. MARION EPS CARLISLE, b. January 13, 1855; d. August 25, 1864, CHAPEL HILL METHODIST CEMETERY, UTICA, MS.. iii. SAMMY CARLISLE, b. 1862, I; d. 1862, CHAPEL METHODIST CHURCH CEMETERY, UTICA, MI. Children of WILLIAM CARLILE and MARTHA EMMISON are: 3. iv. JOHN HENRYCARLILE, b. July 20, 1866. v. ORA ARABELL CARLILE, b. December 4, 1868; d. November 11, 1960; m. WILLIAM C. BALDRIDGE; b. December 24, 1861. vi. LEONA BELINDA CARLILE, b. November 29, 1870; m. JOE HOPKINS, July 15, 1888; b. 1865; d. 1928. vii. LILLIE MAE CARLILE, b. November 20, 1873; m. WILLIAM LEWIS KINSER, December 19, 1889; b. April 9, 1869; d. January 4, 1930. viii. LULA MAUD CARLILE, b. July 19, 1877; d. July 11, 1968; m. HENRY SANDERS, January 10, 1899; d. December 6, 1932. Generation No. 3 3. JOHN HENRY CARLILE (WILLIAM HENERY BREWER, JOHN) was born July 20, 1866. He married MARYETTE CUMMING. She was born December 24, 1866. Notes for JOHN HENRY CARLILE: JOHN & MARYETTE HAD 4 CHILDREN. ONLY HAVE DATA ON HENRY. Child of JOHN CARLILE and MARYETTE CUMMING is: i. HENRY MORTON CARLILE. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------- For those interested in another Carlile Family, I am researching the early pioneer settlers of LaGrange Community in Brevard County, Here are a few: Descendants of David Nathaniel CARLILE. Please recriprocate if you have informaton on these families. Generation No. 1 1. DAVID NATHANIEL1 CARLILE (Source: 1958 Speech by Mrs. W. Wilson which appeared in the Star Advocate Newspaper of Titusville, Brevard Co. Florida. stated that Carlile came from MS..) was born Abt. 1800 in Meridian, Ms.. He married ELIZA (Source: Fredrick William Carlile, P.O. Box 8287, Baton Rouge, La. 70884. capncar@iamerica.net ). She was born Abt. 1810 in S.C.. Children of DAVID CARLILE and ELIZA are: i. LAURIE CARLILE. ii. ROBERT CARLILE. 2. iii. LAWRENCE JOHN CARLILE, b. South Carolina. 3. iv. JANE E. CARLILE, b. 1835; d. 1921. 4. v. ANDREW CARLILE, b. Abt. 1847, Mississippi; d. LaGrange CEMETERY, BREVARD CO. FL.. Generation No. 2 2. LAWRENCE JOHN CARLILE (DAVID NATHANIEL1) was born in South Carolina. He married LOUISA A. CARLILE. She was born September 28, 1839, and died December 03, 1891 in Plot A6 LaGrange Cemetery, Brevard Co. Fl.. Notes for LOUISA A. CARLILE: The following obituary appeared in the local newspaper. East Coast Advocate, Brevard County, Florida on 4 Dec. 1891, Page 1, Column 5: Mrs. Louisa Carlile, of LaGrange died at eight o'clock last night. We understand she has resided in this section for 33 years. Pioneering the LaGrange community in 1858. She was the wife of Mr. Lawrence Carlile, and her age was 48 years. Children of LAWRENCE CARLILE and LOUISA CARLILE are: 5. i. JAMES WESLEY3 CARLILE, b. December 12, 1865; d. January 19, 1908, A6 LaGrange Cemetery Brevard Co. Fl.. ii. J. F. CARLILE. 3. JANE E.2 CARLILE (DAVID NATHANIEL1) was born 1835, and died 1921. She married JOHN HARRISON. He was born 1835, and died 1875. Child of JANE CARLILE and JOHN HARRISON is: i. DAVID K3 HARRISON, b. 1856; d. 1927; m. MARY CATHERINE HARRISON; b. 1868; d. 1941. Notes for DAVID K HARRISON: View well this grave as you pass by; For as you are, so once was I; And as I am, you soon will be; Prepare thyself to follow me. Notes for MARY CATHERINE HARRISON: View well this grave as you pass by; For as you are , so once was I; And as I am, you soon shall be; Prepare thyself to follow me. . 4. ANDREW2 CARLILE (DAVID NATHANIEL1) was born Abt. 1847 in Mississippi, and died in LaGrange CEMETERY, BREVARD CO. FL.. He married (1) ANNA CARLILE. She was born in Mississippi, and died in LaGrange CEMETERY, BREVARD CO. FL.. He married (2) IMMA WINEGARD. She was born in Orange Co. Fla.. Notes for ANDREW CARLILE: Andrew built a log house on the highest hill near the turn of the road about 1/4 mile south of Lagrange Church, Brevard County, Florida. Children of ANDREW CARLILE and ANNA CARLILE are: i. CHARLEY3 CARLILE. ii. HENRY CARLILE, b. December 06, 1878; d. December 23, 1947, B40 LaGrange Cemetery, Brevard Co. Fl.; m. C. ERNESTINE CARLILE; b. March 10, 1882; d. March 26, 1952, B40 LaGrange Cemetery, Brevard Co. Fl... iii. WILLIAM CARLILE, BILL. iv. ALEXANDER CARLILE. Children of ANDREW CARLILE and IMMA WINEGARD are: v. DONALD WILLIAM CARLILE, BILL. vi. ESTHER CARLILE, m. JAUDAN. vii. LAURA CARLILE, m. JAUDAN. viii. THOMAS CARLILE. Generation No. 3 5. JAMES WESLEY3 CARLILE (LAWRENCE JOHN, DAVID NATHANIEL1) was born December 12, 1865, and died January 19, 1908 in A6 LaGrange Cemetery Brevard Co. Fl.. He married MARY VERMELL OSBAN, MLE (Source: Darlington County , SC, Historical Society, Horace Raddisil, Historian, Oct. 19, 1995.) December 20, 1891, daughter of JOSEPH OSBAN and MARGARET KIRBY. She was born May 05, 1868 in Clarendon Co. Lake City, SC, and died January 08, 1933 in A6 LaGrange CEMETERY, BREVARD CO. FL.. Notes for JAMES WESLEY CARLILE: EAST COAST ADVOCATE, TITUSVILLE, FLA, JANUARY 24, 1908. (page 8, column 4) DEATH OF MR. CARLILE. Last Sunday morning the spirit of Mr. J. W. Carlile, of LaGrange, took its flight to the great beyond, after an illness of many months, and while all that was possible was done to restore him to health again, it was to no avail, and death came as a relief to his intense suffering. The funeral services were held Monday morning at 10 o'clock at the LaGrange church, conducted by the Rev. Wm. Stones, of the Baptist church, and were attended by a large number of sorrowing relatives and friends. The interment was made in the LaGrange cemetery and was in charge of the Woodmen of the World, Titusville Camp No. 141, of which the deceased was a member, the burial service of this order being used, which was very impressive. Mr. Carlile leaves to mourn his loss a wife and large family of little ones, to whom the sympathy of all is extended. Florida Woodmen of the World Monument on the grave.

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]

HI With the name Coleman appearing in a Carlile line there probably is a connection. Unfortunately, I don't have any of your names in my data base. Do you have the names of Sarah Roberson Ward's parents? Perhaps she's the one that is connected to the Coleman's. Did your line have anything to do with the Methodist Church? Quite a few of my line were Methodist circuit riders. If so, you can ask Duke University for any early records they might have. Duke serves as a repository for the early Methodist records. If memory serves me right, there's a $25 fee per name which is returned if they don't find anything. Has the name Glenn showed up in your line? That's another early Methodist circuit rider family which married into my Coleman and Carlile lines. I'm in the middle of moving files from this computer to a new one or I would send you my early Carlile outline. I can't stand it -- I'll type in the first couple of generations the hard way. Diana .............................. FAMILY OF WILLIAM CARLISLE 1. William Carlile b: 1710 m: abt 1739 d: May, 1769 Edgecombe Co, NC + Sarah b: 1714 d: Dec 1775 Edgecombe co, NC 2. Milia Carlisle 2. Sarah Carlisle m: Jonathan Baldwin 2. Elizabeth Carlisle m: John Bradley 2. Robert Carlisle b: 1734 NC m: Jan 5, 1763 Edgecombe Co, NC d: Nov. 1786 Edgecombe co, NC + Sarah Coleman (I am descended from this line which you have below) 2. William Carlisle b: 1736 ..................................................................................... "sl.carlisle" wrote: > > Have been interested in this NC Carlisle family for a while because my gg-grfather's > brother named a son Coleman. It may be a coincidence. But we've hit a brick wall with > our line, so it's as good a clue as any in trying to connect farther back. > > I'm looking for a Martin CARLYLE/CARLISLE b ca 1780-1799. > m. Sarah OWENS. > place of births & marriage unknown. > They were parents of Abraham CARLYLE, b. ca1823 TN; > m. Paulina HAMILTON 1844 Hopkins Co. KY > d. 1885 Franklin Co. IL. > Abraham & 2nd wife Sarah J. ROBERSON WARD named a son > John Coleman CARLYLE, b 1870. > I believe Abraham was a brother of Wm. CARLISLE b1817 TN, and > Samuel CARLILE b 1820 TN. Both mar. in Hopkins, KY and > d. Hamilton Co. IL > These Carlisles also lived for a while in Posey Co IN & Greene Co MO. > Haven't been able to connect them to other Carlisles of TN KY NC. > > Jack & Diana Oxenford wrote: > > > > > 2. Robert Carlisle b: 1734 NC d: Nov 1786 Edgecombe Co, NC > > + Sarah Coleman m: Jan 5, 1763 Edgecombe Co, NC d: bef. 1790 > > 3. Sarah Carlisle > > 3. Edward Carlisle b: 1764 Edgecombe Co, NC > > d: abt 1830 GA > > + Elizabeth Whatley m: 1797 they had 9 children. > > 3. Rhoda Carlisle b: 1766 > > 3. Susannah Carlisle b: 1768 > > 3. Coleman Carlisle b: 8-15-1770 d: 11-18-1824 Laurens Co. SC > > +Hannah Thompson Glenn b:1771 VA m: 1792 d: 1811 Union Co, SC. They > > had 8 kids. I am descended from this line. > > + Joannah Lewis Brown m: 5-4-1813 in SC they had 4 kids. > > + Sarah Leak m: 5-30-1822 > > 3. Simon Carlisle b: 1772 > > 3. Mary Ann Carlisle b: 1774 > >

Have been interested in this NC Carlisle family for a while because my gg-grfather's brother named a son Coleman. It may be a coincidence. But we've hit a brick wall with our line, so it's as good a clue as any in trying to connect farther back. I'm looking for a Martin CARLYLE/CARLISLE b ca 1780-1799. m. Sarah OWENS. place of births & marriage unknown. They were parents of Abraham CARLYLE, b. ca1823 TN; m. Paulina HAMILTON 1844 Hopkins Co. KY d. 1885 Franklin Co. IL. Abraham & 2nd wife Sarah J. ROBERSON WARD named a son John Coleman CARLYLE, b 1870. I believe Abraham was a brother of Wm. CARLISLE b1817 TN, and Samuel CARLILE b 1820 TN. Both mar. in Hopkins, KY and d. Hamilton Co. IL These Carlisles also lived for a while in Posey Co IN & Greene Co MO. Haven't been able to connect them to other Carlisles of TN KY NC. Jack & Diana Oxenford wrote: > > 2. Robert Carlisle b: 1734 NC d: Nov 1786 Edgecombe Co, NC > + Sarah Coleman m: Jan 5, 1763 Edgecombe Co, NC d: bef. 1790 > 3. Sarah Carlisle > 3. Edward Carlisle b: 1764 Edgecombe Co, NC > d: abt 1830 GA > + Elizabeth Whatley m: 1797 they had 9 children. > 3. Rhoda Carlisle b: 1766 > 3. Susannah Carlisle b: 1768 > 3. Coleman Carlisle b: 8-15-1770 d: 11-18-1824 Laurens Co. SC > +Hannah Thompson Glenn b:1771 VA m: 1792 d: 1811 Union Co, SC. They > had 8 kids. I am descended from this line. > + Joannah Lewis Brown m: 5-4-1813 in SC they had 4 kids. > + Sarah Leak m: 5-30-1822 > 3. Simon Carlisle b: 1772 > 3. Mary Ann Carlisle b: 1774 >

Debbie, Go to Family Tree Maker's Web site. They have a form to fill out requesting the submitter info. It's free. They do require the number from the center of the CD -- just to make sure that you are the actual owner of the CD. I usually get the submitter's name, address and hopefully e-mail address back in less than 24 hours. I've made some valuable contacts and gotten a lot of extra information this way. Good luck! Diana CARLILE-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > Subject: > > CARLILE-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 31 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Carlisle & FTM's #Vol. 2, tree 321 ["Possum" <possum@gulftel.com>] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from CARLILE-D, send a message to > > CARLILE-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Carlisle & FTM's #Vol. 2, tree 3215 > Date: Thu, 22 Apr 1999 13:54:26 -0500 > From: "Possum" <possum@gulftel.com> > To: CARLILE-L@rootsweb.com > > Hello everyone, > > I was looking back over some old notes and someone had sent me to check out > FTM's World Family Trees Vol 2 #3215. > > There is a Clinton S. Carlisle listed with his father as William J. > Carlisle, mother Mattie. This could fit into what I have. There seems to > be alot of WFT's est dates, and unknown information. I found what looks > like the same family also listed on someone's site. > > My question is without posting this tree to the list, does anyone know how > I might could get ahold of the person who submitted it to FTM? It shows > the Carlisle family coming from Irland to Alabama, Perry, Dallas, Lee and > some other Alabama counties. It does show Middleton family records as the > source. > > any ideas? > Debbie

Debbie, Go to FTM home site http://www.familytreemaker.com/ and then to submitter info and find instructions for obtaining names of submitters when available. Rena At 06:16 AM 4/23/99 -0700, you wrote: >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Thu, 22 Apr 1999 13:54:26 -0500 >From: "Possum" <possum@gulftel.com> >To: CARLILE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Carlisle & FTM's #Vol. 2, tree 3215 > >Hello everyone, ><SNIP> >My question is without posting this tree to the list, does anyone know how >I might could get ahold of the person who submitted it to FTM? <SNIP> >Debbie >

--part1_e74207f0.245213ac_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I'm looking for a Zelmar Claude Carlile born in Texas any one out there have any info? --part1_e74207f0.245213ac_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <CARLILE-L-request@rootsweb.com> Received: from rly-zc05.mx.aol.com (rly-zc05.mail.aol.com [172.31.33.5]) by air-zc03.mail.aol.com (v59.4) with SMTP; Fri, 23 Apr 1999 10:05:16 -0400 Received: from bl-11.rootsweb.com (bl-11.rootsweb.com [204.212.38.27]) by rly-zc05.mx.aol.com (8.8.8/8.8.5/AOL-4.0.0) with ESMTP id KAA06749; Fri, 23 Apr 1999 10:04:58 -0400 (EDT) Received: (from slist@localhost) by bl-11.rootsweb.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) id HAA14994; Fri, 23 Apr 1999 07:02:13 -0700 (PDT) Resent-Date: Fri, 23 Apr 1999 07:02:13 -0700 (PDT) From: "Possum" <possum@gulftel.com> Old-To: "Carlisle List" <CARLILE-L@rootsweb.com> Old-Cc: "Lee County List" <ALLEE-L@rootsweb.com>, "DEEP-SOUTH-ROOTS" <DEEP-SOUTH-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU>, "Alabama Mail List" <ALABAMA-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: Carlisle Family of Al & Tx Date: Fri, 23 Apr 1999 08:58:39 -0500 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Priority: 3 X-Mailer: Microsoft Internet Mail 4.70.1161 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Message-ID: <19990423140516811.AAA432@mail.gulftel.com@pavilion> Resent-Message-ID: <Q6zghD.A.roD.k1HI3@bl-11.rootsweb.com> To: CARLILE-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: CARLILE-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <CARLILE-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/71 X-Loop: CARLILE-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: CARLILE-L-request@rootsweb.com Reply-To: possum@gulftel.com Okay here is a little more information on our CARLISLE family of Alabama and Texas. Hoping bells start to ring out there. Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks Debbie ROBERT C.CARLISLE was born abt 1810 and died Aft. 1860 in Dallas Co., Alabama. He married MARY E. DOSS MURPHY August 21, 1850 in Marengo Co., Alabama. ( Mary may have been married before as it appears she has two last names) 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 5. WILLIAM J.CARLISLE (ROBERT C.) was born April 1860 in Alabama, He married MATTIE RUTH BOSTICK in Lee County, Alabama 2: He married Rosie Mc Cullough in Mill Creek, Washington County, Texas Children of WILLIAM CARLISLE and MATTIE BOSTICK are: i. WILLIAM HENRY CARLISLE, b. April 1892, Alabama; ii. CLINTON CARLISLE, b. May 1893, Alabama; iii. ARTHUR B. CARLISLE, b. October 1895, Alabama; iv. MARY CARLISLE b Alabama v. ALICE CARLISLE b Alabama vi. ACREE CARLISLE b Alabama ( Acree was said to have been named after a neighbor in Lee County Alabama ) ( William was said to have a general store in Lee County, have not found proof of this yet) Children of WILLIAM CARLISLE and ROSIE MC CULLOUGH are: i. J. D. CARLISLE b Texas ii. NOLAN CARLISLE b Texas iii. LORANE CARLISLE b Texas --part1_e74207f0.245213ac_boundary--

Okay here is a little more information on our CARLISLE family of Alabama and Texas. Hoping bells start to ring out there. Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks Debbie ROBERT C.CARLISLE was born abt 1810 and died Aft. 1860 in Dallas Co., Alabama. He married MARY E. DOSS MURPHY August 21, 1850 in Marengo Co., Alabama. ( Mary may have been married before as it appears she has two last names) 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 5. WILLIAM J.CARLISLE (ROBERT C.) was born April 1860 in Alabama, He married MATTIE RUTH BOSTICK in Lee County, Alabama 2: He married Rosie Mc Cullough in Mill Creek, Washington County, Texas Children of WILLIAM CARLISLE and MATTIE BOSTICK are: i. WILLIAM HENRY CARLISLE, b. April 1892, Alabama; ii. CLINTON CARLISLE, b. May 1893, Alabama; iii. ARTHUR B. CARLISLE, b. October 1895, Alabama; iv. MARY CARLISLE b Alabama v. ALICE CARLISLE b Alabama vi. ACREE CARLISLE b Alabama ( Acree was said to have been named after a neighbor in Lee County Alabama ) ( William was said to have a general store in Lee County, have not found proof of this yet) Children of WILLIAM CARLISLE and ROSIE MC CULLOUGH are: i. J. D. CARLISLE b Texas ii. NOLAN CARLISLE b Texas iii. LORANE CARLISLE b Texas

Hello everyone, I was looking back over some old notes and someone had sent me to check out FTM's World Family Trees Vol 2 #3215. There is a Clinton S. Carlisle listed with his father as William J. Carlisle, mother Mattie. This could fit into what I have. There seems to be alot of WFT's est dates, and unknown information. I found what looks like the same family also listed on someone's site. My question is without posting this tree to the list, does anyone know how I might could get ahold of the person who submitted it to FTM? It shows the Carlisle family coming from Irland to Alabama, Perry, Dallas, Lee and some other Alabama counties. It does show Middleton family records as the source. any ideas? Debbie

I have Carlile ancestors with a mystery. David Carlile, wife Ann Gladdell, emmigrated from England to New York, she a commoner and he a member of the gentry, whose family disowned him because of his relationship with Ann. In his anger, David came to America and changed his name to Carlile to distance from his family forever. I have not done any serious research on this line yet - thought I would try the Gladdell line to see what turns up. I also have Armour connections: Margaret Sophia Armour McDill, daugher of John & Harriet Armour originally from SC who moved to Illinois in 1822. Sophia, as she preferred to be called, was born 7 March 1831 in IL, married my ggg-grandfather, John Wylie Coulter, and died 15 February 1898 in Major County, OK. Any connection for you? Suzanna movinqueen@aol.com Okie by birth, Texan in my heart!

Hello everyone we found some great news today. Thought I would throw out the information and see if bells start to ring. Looking forward to speaking to anyone who knows our Cralisle's from Opelika Alabama. Thanks in Advance Debbie 1. WILLIAM JACKSON1 CARLISLE was born in Opelika, Lee County Alabama, and died in Creek Texas. He married (1) MATTIE RUTH BOSTIC in Opelika Lee County Alabama. He married (2) ROSIE MC CULLOUGH in Creek Texas. Children of WILLIAM CARLISLE and MATTIE BOSTIC are: i. ACREE2 CARLISLE. ii. MARY CARLISLE. iii. ALICE CARLISLE. iv. CLINTON S CARLISLE, b. 1894, Aplaca Alabama; d. 1926, Uvalde, Texas Uvalde County; m. RUBY TAYLOR, March 03, 1911, Mill Creek Texas. v. AUTHOR CARLISLE, b. May 19, 1905; d. April 1973. vi. HENRY CARLISLE. Children of WILLIAM CARLISLE and ROSIE MC CULLOUGH are: vii. NOLAN2 CARLISLE, b. November 15, 1909; d. May 1972. viii. J. D. CARLISLE. ix. LORANE CARLISLE. Debbie

Thought I would throw my Clinton S. Carlisle out there for any new folks who have not seen it. Or perhaps someone has ran across him in their search.The mothers name is believed to be Rosie Unk. These names were found on the back of a photo. We believe them to be Clinton's brother and sisters. ACREE CARLISLE. MARY CARLISLE. ALICE CARLISLE. CLINTON S CARLISLE, b. abt 1894, Alabama; d. 1926, Uvalde, Texas Uvalde County; m. RUBY TAYLOR, March 03, 1911, Mill Creek Texas. Thanks in Advance Debbie

Dear Fred: I was very excited to see your story with the Carlile and Coleman names. Coleman appears frequently in my line. I am attaching the Coleman marrying into the Carlile line for you to take a look at. I couldn't find the names from your story, but perhaps you have others that will match up with my names. I know we've tried to match up the Carlile line before -- so many similar names -- maybe we should have tried via the Coleman's. Diana ........................................................ Descendants of Robert Coleman 1 Robert Coleman b: 1676 .+? b: 1680 ....... 2 William Coleman b: 1703 in NANSEMOND CO, VA d: February 1751/52 in EDGECOMBE CO, NC ..........+Jane m: 1729 ................3 Samuel Coleman ................3 Sarah Coleman ................3 Susannah Coleman ....... 2 Robert Coleman, Jr b: 1705 in NANSEMOND CO, VA d: March 1761 in EDGECOMBE CO, NC ..........+Susanor b: 1711 m: 1731 ................3 Sarah Coleman ...................+Robert Carlisle b: 1734 in NC m: January 5, 1763 in Edgecombe Co, NC d: November 1786 in Edgecombe Co, NC .........................4 Sarah Carlisle .........................4 Edward Carlisle b: 1764 in Edgecombe Co, NC .........................4 Rhoda "Rhodey" Carlisle b: 1766 in Edgecombe Co, NC .........................4 Susannah Carlisle b: 1768 in Edgecombe Co, NC .........................4 Coleman Carlisle b: August 15, 1770 in Edgecombe Co, NC d: November 18, 1824 in Laurens Co, SC ............................+Hannah Thompson Glenn b: March 14, 1771 in Cumberland Co, VA m: December 24, 1792 d: October 24, 1811 in Union Co, SC ..................................5 Martha B. Carlisle b: September 22, 1794 d: August 23, 1821 in Laurens Co, SC .....................................+Ephraim Tinder b: Abt. 1790 m: October 19, 1819 ..................................5 Lucy Glenn Carlisle b: September 14, 1796 d: November 30, 1815 .....................................+William Waters b: Abt. 1792 m: May 26, 1815 ..................................5 Elizabeth Bowles Carlisle b: April 23, 1799 in Union Co, SC .....................................+John Abel b: Abt. 1795 m: February 19, 1818 ..................................5 James Glenn Carlisle b: September 20, 1801 in Union Co, SC d: October 9, 1883 .....................................+Nancy H. Selby b: March 28, 1799 in SC m: September 9, 1824 in Laurens Co, SC ..................................5 Thomas Anderson Carlisle b: August 27, 1803 in Union Co, SC d: December 7, 1881 in Goshen, Union Co, SC .....................................+Catherine "Kitty" Fidella Peacock Teagle b: August 26, 1811 in Union Co, SC m: January 10, 1830 in Union Co, SC d: September 29, 1880 in Goshen, Union Co, SC ..................................5 Gideon Newton Carlisle b: April 26, 1806 in UNION CO, SC d: in ALA ..................................5 Sarah Hill Carlisle b: June 7, 1808 in UNION CO, SC ..................................5 John Dougherty Carlisle b: August 9, 1810 in UNION CO, SC d: June 30, 1812 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 ..................................5 Eliza Lewis Carlisle b: February 9, 1814 ..................................5 Peter Coleman Brown Carlisle b: February 4, 1816 d: April 20, 1817 ..................................5 Joanna Lewis Carlisle b: February 16, 1818 ..................................5 William Henry Carlisle b: December 30, 1819 .........................*3rd Wife of Coleman Carlisle: ............................+Sarah Leak m: May 30, 1822 .........................4 Simon Carlisle b: 1772 in EDGECOMBE CO, NC d: December 1, 1794 in EDGECOMBE CO, NC .........................4 Mary Ann Carlisle b: 1774 in EDGECOMBE CO, NC ................3 Aaron Coleman b: 1732 d: February 1800 in EDGECOMBE CO, NC ...................+Hardee ................3 Kadar Coleman b: 1734 ...................+Susannah Stephenson m: April 5, 1764 in EDGECOMBE CO, NC ................3 Stephen Coleman b: 1736 in or 1762 d: August 1803 in EDGECOMBE CO, NC ...................+Ester ................3 Robert Coleman b: 1740 d: February 1795 ...................+Sarah Story m: August 13, 1762 .........................4 John Coleman ................3 Josiah Coleman b: 1742 ................3 Susanor Coleman b: 1744 ................3 Jaconias Coleman b: 1746 ................3 Grace Coleman b: 1748 ................3 Sely Coleman b: 1750 ................3 Hardy Coleman b: 1752 ................3 Silpha Coleman b: 1754

Lewis A. Coleman was 9yrs old when he lived this story(1867) and was descendant of Robert Coleman and Elizabeth Fry of SC. John Mobley Feaster was 62. J. Norris Feaster was 45. They were descendants Peter and Andrew Pfister of Canton Berne, Switzerland. I am looking for the parents of David N. Carlile (I think they came from the same area of PA as the Colemans and Feasters). Also Eliza Carlile (she may have been a Feaster,Stone,Coleman or ect.) > > EAST COAST ADVOCATE, TITUSVILLE, FLA, DECEMBER 27, 1918. > > REMINISCENCES OF AN OLD SETTLER > Crossola, LaGrange, Titusville, Fla, December 17, 1918 > Editor East Coast Advocate: Written by: Lewis A. Coleman > Fifty-one years ago today, at 11 a.m., the inhabitants of the > first Indian River colony after the war rolled up the crest of Carlisle Hill > drawn by one 4-mule team and one two 2-mule team of wagons, led by our > Great Uncle John Mobley Feaster and his son, Cousin John Pickett Feaster, > riding Black Hawk and Roda, their saddle horses. They came from Feasterville, > Fairfield District, S.C., and Micanopy, Alachua County, Florida. The road, an > old Indian war trail, was so dim in many places between Enterprise and Sand > Point, on Indian River, that Uncle Johnnie and son had to locate it by the > blazes on the pines, placed there by riders on horses ahead. This was the > Enterprise branch of old Fort Capron trail. > Old Uncle David Nathaniel Carlisle's faithful wife, Aunt Eliza, met > us at their gate with a big dishpan of luscious oranges. The oranges came > from their small pine-land grove. The trees were 7 year old Herman seedling > buds on wild sour and bitter sweet stock, from Turnbull hammock near where > Pace Landing was founded by John W. Harvey and neighbors in 1868. > David N. Carlisle, his son-in-law, John Harrison, and son, Lawrence J. > Carlisle, and John B. Ridditt families having moved from Spring Garden, > Valosia County, in fall of 1868, by oxen and horse carts, were the only > settlers except William S. Abbott, who preceded us two month from Okanakee > Swamp, Ga. Their palmetto shanty was green as we passed it just on this side > of the old ford of Six-Mile Branch. Capt. Douglas Dummitt, founder of Dummitt > Grove, lived ten miles distant by water. > After enjoying Aunt Eliza Carlisle's generous treat of oranges, we made > for the Spring Head, one mile south, a place selected for our camp by Uncles > John M. and J. Norris Feaster, as they explored the country with headquarters > at Mr. D. N. Carlisle's in June, 1867. They saw all this territory being > surveyed by the U.S. surveyorwho acted as their guide. They could remember > the plat numbers of the land, which was of great advantage to us. Pitching > two large tents, eating dinner and feeding eleven head of horses and mules, > was dispatched in a jiffy.We were going to take our first sight of the > beautiful Indian River, about two miles nearby, due east. > The two 2 mule team wagons took us by plain road to foot of where > is now the city dock, and Charlie Carlins 10 x 12 log cabin and his little > sloop anchored out in front proved his lordship over all the territory of > Sand Point, which is now Titusville. > Charlie, an ex-sailor of Old Ireland was the lucky winner of Miss > Mary Joyner's hand and full heart, Wesley's oldest half sister, born near > Ocala, Fla., in the 1850's, made us excellent helpers in laying Titusville's > mud sills. James. A. Armour married Uncle David N. Carlisle's youngest > daughter Almets, about two months before our arrival, He succeeded Captain > Davis as keeper of Jupiter Light, and our friend Charles Carlin succeeded the > worthy James A. Armour, who proved an aid in cultivating the natural high > intellect of Mrs. James A. Armour's brothers, Andrew and Bob Carlisle, and > their nephews, David K. Harrison, Alfred and Josh Smith, who were assistants > under this great benefactor of isolated pioneer young men's education. This > camp located about 75 yards northwest of the big Gulf Refining Co.'s sign, > nearly two miles from the foot of Titusville dock. -- Fred Carlile,Researching David Nathaniel Carlile,Char.SC 1830 Census

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Fred, I think my Carlile's qualify for what you are looking for. 1. William Carlisle b: 1710 d: May 1769 Edgecomb Co, NC + Sarah b: 1714 married: abt 1739 d: Dec 1775 Edgecombe Co, NC 2. Milia Carlisle 2. Sarah Carlisle m: Jonathan Baldwin 2. Elizabeth Carlisle m: John Bradley 2. Robert Carlisle b: 1734 NC d: Nov 1786 Edgecombe Co, NC + Sarah Coleman m: Jan 5, 1763 Edgecombe Co, NC d: bef. 1790 3. Sarah Carlisle 3. Edward Carlisle b: 1764 Edgecombe Co, NC d: abt 1830 GA + Elizabeth Whatley m: 1797 they had 9 children. 3. Rhoda Carlisle b: 1766 3. Susannah Carlisle b: 1768 3. Coleman Carlisle b: 8-15-1770 d: 11-18-1824 Laurens Co. SC +Hannah Thompson Glenn b:1771 VA m: 1792 d: 1811 Union Co, SC. They had 8 kids. I am descended from this line. + Joannah Lewis Brown m: 5-4-1813 in SC they had 4 kids. + Sarah Leak m: 5-30-1822 3. Simon Carlisle b: 1772 3. Mary Ann Carlisle b: 1774 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. Send some names and dates, I'll see if anything matches up at this end. Maybe we can fill in some blanks for each other. Diana Carlile Oxenford oxenford@backinsf.com CARLILE-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > Subject: > > CARLILE-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 24 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Calile from ? [fred carlile <capncar@iamerica.net] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from CARLILE-D, send a message to > > CARLILE-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Calile from ? > Date: Mon, 05 Apr 1999 12:46:08 -0500 > From: fred carlile <capncar@iamerica.net> > To: CARLILE-L@rootsweb.com > > I would like correspond with Carlile/Carlisle researchers with South > Carolina ancestors who were NOT the ABBEVILLE Carliles.My Carliles were > in South Carolina by 1800, > but I think they were from NY,VA,NC or all three. > Fred > -- > Fred Carlile,Researching David Nathaniel Carlile,Char.SC 1830 Census

I would like correspond with Carlile/Carlisle researchers with South Carolina ancestors who were NOT the ABBEVILLE Carliles.My Carliles were in South Carolina by 1800, but I think they were from NY,VA,NC or all three. Fred -- Fred Carlile,Researching David Nathaniel Carlile,Char.SC 1830 Census