I would like to see if there are any Carney researchers looking for connections in St John New Brunswick. My gggrandmother Ann Jane Carney was born in St John in 1831/1832 and her parents according to her death certificate were James and Catheraine. Any one out there that have Carneys from St John? Thanks Bud _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com

Dear Tonya, I would be enterested in seeing if my Carneys fit in anywhere with yours. My grandfather was Lester Franklin Carney. A similar name might mean a common link somewhere in the past. His father was James Isaiah Carney, son of Thomas Luther Carney, son of Iveson Carney. They were all from the Tidewater area of Virginia, Matthews and Lancaster Counties. Lester Carney III D & T ARCHEY wrote: > You all are so amazing!! Kymm you and I are definitely cousins. Lester Carney was my great uncle. I knew him well. Your g-grandfather is my missing "Uncle Jim". My dad is 64 and he is one of the few Carney's still alive. Our Carney's have a heart condition that has claimed most of our line early in life. The only thing that my dad could remember about Uncle Jim was that he was a night watchman at a lumberyard in Nashville and that he had lived on the Murfreesboro Rd. I have pictures of Lester and his brothers. You are welcome to what I have. Lester and William were both guides at Mammoth Cave. Lester still has one son alive, Ralph Carney, of Cave City. Ralph has tons of old family pictures he doesn't know who they are. I have traced this family back to Matthew Carney, but can't get beyond him. Thank you all so much. Please keep in touch. You have given me more in two days than I could come up with in over a year. Sincerely, Tonya Carney Archey

Hi Carol, My husbands family also came from Virginia ( West Virginia) They lived in and around Putman and Jackson Counties. His father was Carl Lee Carney 7 William Preston 6 Charles 5 Cyrus (Silas) 4 William (Billy) 3 Thomas 2 and John 1 At one time at least one of them lived in Penn. and Ohio for a while. Does this sound like your ancestors? Bye for now, Ruth

Hi Carol, I believe you may be right. I think I may have found a link through someone else though. Thanks for checking! Kymm

Hello-I don't believe we are related at all.The Carney's on my late husbands side came from Northern Ireland,New York,Pa. and they settled in Va. now WV.Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: <KymmDenise@aol.com> To: <CARNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 29, 2000 7:06 PM Subject: Re: [CARNEY-L] Carney's from TN Nickolas, Emeline... > Hi Carol, > Here's what I have even though it's not much. I have more on James' > children if you'd like > > Matthew Carney > James Henry Carney b. June 24, 1885 d. Oct. 1957 (Nashville, Davidson Co, > Tenn) married Earnest Carter b. April 5, 1885 d. Sept. 24, 1977 (Hunts. > Madison Co. AL) > Children of James and Earnest: > Woodford Matthew Carney b. Jan 23, 1905 > Otis Lee Carney b. June 1, 1907 > William Lawrence Carney b. Nov 22, 1909 > Willis Gerstle Carney b. March 6, 1913 > James Burton Carney b. Sept 26, 1915 > Alfred Farris Carney b. Feb 2, 1920 > Jewel Earnestine Carney b. Jan 21, 1923 > Mary Gladys Carney: Living (my grandmother) > Lee Farris Carney b. Sept 5, 1928 > > Emma Carney m. unknown Lemmons (died before 1930??, Emma possibly remarried) > > My grandmother remembers Lester Carney b.Nov 27, 1904 and John as either > nephews or cousins (possible one of each) of James Henry living in Cave City > and Park City in Barren Co. Kentucky. I have yet to prove the connection > other than her words. If Lester was a nephew of James it is possible that > John was a brother of James. > > I have little more to go on but still checking other leads. Would love to > see if there's a connection. > > Thanks, > Kymm > >

Hey great!!!! Us Carney's ( Kearney's ) stick together... ----------------------------------------------------- Click here for Free Video!! http://www.gohip.com/freevideo/ ----- Original Message ----- From: "D & T ARCHEY" <arch@scrtc.com> To: <CARNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 30, 2000 10:56 AM Subject: [CARNEY-L] Carney's of TN > You all are so amazing!! Kymm you and I are definitely cousins. Lester Carney was my great uncle. I knew him well. Your g-grandfather is my missing "Uncle Jim". My dad is 64 and he is one of the few Carney's still alive. Our Carney's have a heart condition that has claimed most of our line early in life. The only thing that my dad could remember about Uncle Jim was that he was a night watchman at a lumberyard in Nashville and that he had lived on the Murfreesboro Rd. I have pictures of Lester and his brothers. You are welcome to what I have. Lester and William were both guides at Mammoth Cave. Lester still has one son alive, Ralph Carney, of Cave City. Ralph has tons of old family pictures he doesn't know who they are. I have traced this family back to Matthew Carney, but can't get beyond him. Thank you all so much. Please keep in touch. You have given me more in two days than I could come up with in over a year. Sincerely, Tonya Carney Archey > >

You all are so amazing!! Kymm you and I are definitely cousins. Lester Carney was my great uncle. I knew him well. Your g-grandfather is my missing "Uncle Jim". My dad is 64 and he is one of the few Carney's still alive. Our Carney's have a heart condition that has claimed most of our line early in life. The only thing that my dad could remember about Uncle Jim was that he was a night watchman at a lumberyard in Nashville and that he had lived on the Murfreesboro Rd. I have pictures of Lester and his brothers. You are welcome to what I have. Lester and William were both guides at Mammoth Cave. Lester still has one son alive, Ralph Carney, of Cave City. Ralph has tons of old family pictures he doesn't know who they are. I have traced this family back to Matthew Carney, but can't get beyond him. Thank you all so much. Please keep in touch. You have given me more in two days than I could come up with in over a year. Sincerely, Tonya Carney Archey

Hi Carol, Here's what I have even though it's not much. I have more on James' children if you'd like Matthew Carney James Henry Carney b. June 24, 1885 d. Oct. 1957 (Nashville, Davidson Co, Tenn) married Earnest Carter b. April 5, 1885 d. Sept. 24, 1977 (Hunts. Madison Co. AL) Children of James and Earnest: Woodford Matthew Carney b. Jan 23, 1905 Otis Lee Carney b. June 1, 1907 William Lawrence Carney b. Nov 22, 1909 Willis Gerstle Carney b. March 6, 1913 James Burton Carney b. Sept 26, 1915 Alfred Farris Carney b. Feb 2, 1920 Jewel Earnestine Carney b. Jan 21, 1923 Mary Gladys Carney: Living (my grandmother) Lee Farris Carney b. Sept 5, 1928 Emma Carney m. unknown Lemmons (died before 1930??, Emma possibly remarried) My grandmother remembers Lester Carney b.Nov 27, 1904 and John as either nephews or cousins (possible one of each) of James Henry living in Cave City and Park City in Barren Co. Kentucky. I have yet to prove the connection other than her words. If Lester was a nephew of James it is possible that John was a brother of James. I have little more to go on but still checking other leads. Would love to see if there's a connection. Thanks, Kymm

Kymm, My late husband George Carney Flanagan was Edith Emma Carney,her father was John Carney;born,11-09-1860;d,11-4-1940.John's parents were Matthew Carney,born,10-24-1822;d.2-12-1902-born in Pa. married a Ann Sharpneck; Matthew's parents were Solomon Carney and Mary Belcher,Solomon's parents were Stephen Carney and Leah Terwillinger. Are any of these in your line,if so I will be glad to share information with you. Carol Flanagan ----- Original Message ----- From: <KymmDenise@aol.com> To: <CARNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2000 5:15 PM Subject: Re: [CARNEY-L] Carney's from TN Nickolas, Emeline... > Hi > My gg-grandfather is a Matthew Carney but I know nothing else about him > but his name. Would love to see what you have on his children. Thanks in > advance, > Kymm

Hi My gg-grandfather is a Matthew Carney but I know nothing else about him but his name. Would love to see what you have on his children. Thanks in advance, Kymm

Hello, I'm researching Nickolas & Emeline Carney. I'm trying to prove that they are the parents of Matthew Carney (my GGG-grandfather). Nickolas died in Knoxville of measles during the Civil war. Emeline and her son Summers V. Carney are buried in Fentress County TN. Any help I can get on this line of Carney's would be appreciated.

Well, if and when I find out about my Thomas Carney and Lovina Morton, I will let you know okay? I will keep you posted on that. I have been told my Carney's came from Ireland also, so it will be interesting what I find out. Thanks, Barb

Hello Barb I Know that you and I have written each other before , But I haven't written for a long time. I do not know who Thomas Married my Thomas was born in either Kingston Ontario Canada, or possibley even Ireland. This end of our Genealogy is so unforgiving . they were Catholic , Michael the Father of this family imagrated from Ireland . my sister Nancy did some research on him and found his wife as being Ellen M. Burke of Oneida New York , I still haven't been able to confirm this information. I do have some leads to go on for the family but I have to go to the Family History Library here in Salt Lake, my lead is to look in the St Mary's Catholic Church Registers from Ontario and maybe I may find my Carney Family in their I Hope . Thankyou for your devotion to Genealogy and your writting to those of us doing our Genealogy.. have a Good Day John Lane -----Original Message----- From: BarbRRob@aol.com <BarbRRob@aol.com> To: CARNEY-L@rootsweb.com <CARNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, September 24, 2000 12:11 PM Subject: Re: [CARNEY-L] Re: Carney Family >I just saw your posting of the Carney Family and was wondering who your >Thomas Carney was married to. My great-grandfather was Thomas Carney and was >married to Lovina Morton. My grandfather was born in Pennsylvania and I >don't know where his father and mother are from. >Thanks, >Barb > >

Have a great day. R.J.

what part of Pa. ? ----------------------------------------------------- Click here for Free Video!! http://www.gohip.com/freevideo/ ----- Original Message ----- From: <BarbRRob@aol.com> To: <CARNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2000 2:09 PM Subject: Re: [CARNEY-L] Re: Carney Family > I just saw your posting of the Carney Family and was wondering who your > Thomas Carney was married to. My great-grandfather was Thomas Carney and was > married to Lovina Morton. My grandfather was born in Pennsylvania and I > don't know where his father and mother are from. > Thanks, > Barb > >

I just saw your posting of the Carney Family and was wondering who your Thomas Carney was married to. My great-grandfather was Thomas Carney and was married to Lovina Morton. My grandfather was born in Pennsylvania and I don't know where his father and mother are from. Thanks, Barb

Looking for Carney Family who Imigrated frorm Ireland too Ontario Canada Michael Carney born in apprx 1815 and His wife Ellen M." Burke" Carney List of children were Thomas born 1848 John Edward Carney my GGrandfather born 27 Jan 1852 in Kingston Ontario, Michael Carney born in 1856 in Kingston, Joseph Carney born in 1858 in Kingston, Francis Carney born 1860 in Kingston, Annie Mariah Carney born in 1861 in Kingston Ontario Canada, My great grandfather is the only member of this family who I have info on Your help will be greatly appreciated Sincerely John Lane

UNSUBSCRIBE ME, PLEASE! ----- Original Message ----- From: Lindy Carney To: CARNEY-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2000 10:38 PM Subject: Re: [CARNEY-L] James Carney, Emma (Carney) Lemmons, Earnest (Carter) Carney I've gone through my family tree and there is a couple James Carneys but the rest of the names and the locations don't match. Our side or the family all seems to come from Virginia, West Virginia and a few from Ohio & Penn. Good luck with your search. Ruth Carney

UNSUBSCRIBE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ----- Original Message ----- From: Ellen Carney To: CARNEY-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2000 11:47 PM Subject: Re: [CARNEY-L] James Carney, Emma (Carney) Lemmons, Earnest (Carter) Carney Well thanks for checking anyway. Good Hunting, Ellen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lindy Carney" <ruthlindy@email.msn.com> To: <CARNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2000 7:38 PM Subject: Re: [CARNEY-L] James Carney, Emma (Carney) Lemmons, Earnest (Carter) Carney > I've gone through my family tree and there is a couple James Carneys but the > rest of the names and the locations don't match. Our side or the family all > seems to come from Virginia, West Virginia and a few from Ohio & Penn. > Good luck with your search. Ruth Carney > > >

I have a couple Thomas Carney as well as a John Albert (or Jonathan) born in 1876 but all the information I have is mostly from Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio & Penn. I don't think they are the ones you're looking for but if you think there is I'll look into it again. Good luck, Ruth