> Hi Shirley, I'm a descendant of John Edward Carroll's brother Benjamin Franklin Carroll who came from MS to TX. I don't have much on the early history though. If you need info about Ben's descendants, let me know. Jeanna > Subject: [CARROLL] Carroll, Thomas Robinson > Date: Wed, 03 Apr 2002 04:55:46 -0600 > From: Shirley Metrejean <smetrejean@jam.rr.com> > To: CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com > > Good Morning, > > I am new to the list and have been working on my Carroll ancestry for over > two years. I am a descendent of: > > ABSALOM CARROLL and Eleanor Robinson > JOHN EDWARD CARROLL and Mary Strain > THOMAS ROBINSON CARROLL (sr) and Mercy Ann Whittington (LA..10 children) > THOMAS ROBINSON CARROLL, JR. and Seraphine "Sarah" Normand (LA 11 children) > MARY LUCINDA CARROLL and Lastie Pitre (LA...3 children) > > I am interested in the history of the Carroll family and their journey from > Maryland, to South Carolina, to Mississippi, and finally to Louisiana; and > look forward to hearing from Carroll cousins. > > Shirley Metrejean

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: carroll Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/1hH.2ACEB/3509 Message Board Post: I would like to find any kin who related to James Carroll his will dated 8 of march 1842. his Childern are Lemuel,John,dixion,william,candis,cinthy,martha,elizabeth,ellin I'm from John Carroll Any information will help. from Ronald Carroll

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Carroll Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/1hH.2ACEB/3508 Message Board Post: Hi my name is Ronald Carroll. find who know family reuion for the Carroll in Lonoke county Arkansas. To find my kin

Good Morning, I am new to the list and have been working on my Carroll ancestry for over two years. I am a descendent of: ABSALOM CARROLL and Eleanor Robinson JOHN EDWARD CARROLL and Mary Strain THOMAS ROBINSON CARROLL (sr) and Mercy Ann Whittington (LA..10 children) THOMAS ROBINSON CARROLL, JR. and Seraphine "Sarah" Normand (LA 11 children) MARY LUCINDA CARROLL and Lastie Pitre (LA...3 children) I am interested in the history of the Carroll family and their journey from Maryland, to South Carolina, to Mississippi, and finally to Louisiana; and look forward to hearing from Carroll cousins. Shirley Metrejean

For some Carroll History, browse through the following link on my website. Interesting reading if nothing else. James H. Downing http://members.aol.com/bgandy007/genealgy/tmcsar.html also http://members.aol.com/bgandy007/genealgy/carrdesc.html ------------------------------------------------------------ <A HREF="http://www.gladads.com/appliance.htm">Appliance Parts Online & Free Appliance Repair Help</A> <A HREF="http://www.gladads.com/tiger/index.htm">GladAds Computer Bargains ~ Check it Out</A> ------------------------------------------------------------

Hi everyone I am researching ( or trying to) my family on the Carroll side. I know they came from Ireland, stopped briefly in Newfoundland (over the winter) where my greatgrandfather John Michael Carroll was born and then the family moved and settled in Halifax Nova Scotia. John Michael Carroll married Johanna Alyward...she died at age 43 in 1910 in Halifax. They had 5 children. William Carroll ( wife Jenny) John Michael Carroll Thomas Francis Carroll who left & settled in Boston MA Mary Margaret Carroll ( married Frank Day) Edward Joseph Carroll b May 1899 in Halifax and married Daisey Bell Warne. I descend from Edward Joseph (Ned) Carroll and his wife Daisey Belle all of the children above were born in Halifax NS> Also if anyone has access to the Halifax City Census for 1861, 1871, 1881 I would love a look up. Believe John Michael Sr.'s father might have been Thomas. Many many thanks for any assistance. Gail Victoria British Columbia Canada ...

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Carroll Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/1hH.2ACEB/3507.1 Message Board Post: Do you know where in TN., William was born? And do you know any of his siblings names? I also have Carroll Ancestors from TN and am searching for parents and siblings to Archibald Calhoun Carroll, may have been from Jonesborough area.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Carroll Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/1hH.2ACEB/3507 Message Board Post: Looking for parents or siblings of William Richardson Carroll born in 1818 in Tennessee and married Rebecca Caroline Moudy. He and most of his family ended up in Yell County, Arkansas. Have some info on his descendents. Willing to share.

I don't have quite the same Carroll/Pinkstone marriages that you have.... but these are the ones that I do have.... Henry Pinkston/e (bAbt. 1734, d1804) m. Frances Carroll (b1736, dNovember 1820 in Faquire County) married c1771. Shadrack Pinkston/e m. Athalia Carroll c1722 ----- Original Message ----- From: <littlemouse@comcast.net> To: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2002 6:07 PM Subject: [CARROLL] Joseph Carroll > I'm looking for any information on Joseph Carroll born 1735. He married 1756 > Mary Ann Jennings born 1735. They had one child Mary Ann Carroll born 1756. > She married Feb. 3, 1798 Fauquier Country, Virginia Henry Pinkstone born > 1756 and died 1809. They had one child Mary Ann Pinkstone born 1777. > > Thanks > Stephanie > > >

I'm looking for any information on Joseph Carroll born 1735. He married 1756 Mary Ann Jennings born 1735. They had one child Mary Ann Carroll born 1756. She married Feb. 3, 1798 Fauquier Country, Virginia Henry Pinkstone born 1756 and died 1809. They had one child Mary Ann Pinkstone born 1777. Thanks Stephanie

1850 census: W. H. Carroll, age 31, in Hamilton District, Larue County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in Kentucky. Wife: Mary, age 32, born in Kentucky. Son: Jas, age 8, born in Kentucky. Son: Jno. C., age 6, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Lucinda, age 4, born in Kentucky. Son: B. H., age 1, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: Saml Carroll, age 33, in Laurel County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in Tennessee. Wife: Elizabeth, age 34, born in Tennessee. Daughter: Nancy, age 11, born in Tennessee. Daughter: Mary, age 8, born in Kentucky. Daughter: E., age 5, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Malinda, age 3, born in Kentucky Son: John, age 1, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: George Carroll, age 28, in Livingston County, Kentucky, working as a SSB Pilot, born in Kentucky. Wife: Sarah, age 19, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: James Carroll, age 30, in Livingston County, Kentucky, working as a fisherman? (census taker marked occupation with a ditto mark, the preceding occupation of the page before is fisherman), born in Kentucky. Wife: Mary, age 30, born in Virginia. Son: John, age 10, born in Kentucky. Son: James, age 8, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Sarah, age 6, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: William Carroll, age 35, in Livingston County, Kentucky, working as a fisherman? (census taker marked occupation with a ditto mark, the preceding occupation of the page before is fisherman), born in Kentucky. Wife: Rebecca, age 30, born in Tennessee. Son: William H., age 12, born in Kentucky. Son: George J., age 10, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Manervey?, age 8, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Mary, age 6, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Ellen, age 4, born in Kentucky. Son: John B., age 7/12, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: Malinda Carroll, age 77, in Livingston County, Kentucky, born in Virginia. Unknown relationship: Elijah Carroll, age 27, working as a SB Pilot. Born in Kentucky. Unknown Relationship: Martha J. Sherwood, age 10, born in Kentucky. ***More to come

The following information came from another genealogy mailing list to which I subscribe. I assume it is accurate. Lura * * * * * * * How many of us have failed to read the instructions for searching the census? I know I've been guilty of just assuming what I see was the truth, and subsequently, may have dismissed some census, especially those in the time period previous to 1850, as not being the correct line, because it didn't fit my preconceived notions of the number of people in that family. Of course, people being people, these instructions may not have been totally followed by every census taker, but it does help to know about this surprising instruction. Here are some details about the mechanics of taking a census that most of us probably haven't paid much attention to. Beginning with the 1790 (first) federal census and continuing with every census thereafter, each enabling law authorized by Congress specified a census day for gathering the census information from every household in America. From 1790 to 1820, the census day was the first Monday in August. The census day was NOT the day the enumerator arrived at a household, it was the day for which all the statistics of the census were collected. The actual instructions given to all the U.S. Marshals right before the 1820 census explains: "....all the questions refer to the day when the enumeration is to commence; the first Monday in August next. Your assistants will thereby understand that they are to insert in their returns all the persons belonging to the family on the first Monday in August, even those who may be deceased at the time when they take the account; and, on the other hand, that they will not include in it, infants born after that day." Similar instructions have been given for every census since 1790, but with different census days. Census day for each census, 1790-1920, and the time allowed to take the census: 1790 2 August 9 months 1800 4 August 9 months 1810 6 August 10 months 1820 7 August 13 months 1830 1 June 12 months 1840 1 June 18 months 1850 1 June 5 months 1860 1 June 5 months 1870 1 June 5 months 1880 1 June 1 month 1890 1 June 1 month 1900 1 June 1 month 1910 15 April 1 month 1920 1 January 1 month Genealogists should record two dates when copying information from the censuses: the census day and the enumeration date. No matter how many months it took for an enumerator to reach a house, he was supposed to gather the information as if time had stopped on the census day. Every person whose regular abode was in a particular household on the census day was to be enumerated, even if a person were away at the time of the enumeration. Understanding the impact of the census day versus the enumeration date may explain why certain people appear in a census listing, even though you have other evidence to show the person died before the household was enumerated. If a person were alive on the census day, that person was to be included - even if it took some time for the enumerator to get around to the house to take the census. The person could have been dead for several months. Or, you may wonder why that youngest child in a family was not listed in a census. If a child were born after the census day, that child was not to be included - even if the census taker had visited the house and was aware of a playful little toddler crawling around in front of him. For example, on the 1880 Census the information was to be as of 1 June 1880. Births before 1 June would be counted; those coming after 1 June would not be counted. People dying before 1 June would not be enumerated but those dying after 1 June would be enumerated. That means if someone died June 2 but the census was not enumerated until 15 September, the person would be enumerated as though he were living.

1850 census: Agnes Carroll, age 48, in District #2, Graves County, Kentucky, born in Tennessee. Son: James, age 15, born in Alabama. Son Nathan, age 14, born in Alabama. Son Drury, age 12, born in Alabama. Son: Samuel, age 7, born in Kentucky. Son: Wesley, age 5, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: Charles Carroll, age 23, in District #2, Graves County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in Tennessee. 1850 census: Honora, age 28, in Louisville, Ward 7, Jefferson County, Kentucky, widow, born in Ireland. Son: John Handerlin, age 9, born in Ireland. Daughter: Mary, age 7, born in Ireland. 1850 census: Edmund, age 24, in Louisville, Ward 8, Jefferson County, Kentucky, working as a laborer, born in Ireland. 1850 census: Edward, age 48, in Louisville, Ward 8, Jefferson County, Kentucky, working as a Lt. Bt. Capt., born in Kentucky. Wife: Sarah, age 44, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: James, age 35, in Louisville, District 3, Jefferson County, Kentucky, working as a Blacksmith., born in Ireland. Wife: Mary, age 35, born in Ireland. Daughter: Mary, age 6, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: James, age 36, in Louisville, Ward 7, Jefferson County, Kentucky, working as a Laborer, born in Ireland. Wife: Bridget, age 33, born in Ireland. Son: Martin, age 12, born in Ireland. Son: Joseph, age 2, born in Ireland. 1850 census: James, age 50, in Louisville, Ward 8, Jefferson County, Kentucky, working as a plasterer, born in Ireland. Living with William and Mary Perman? 1850 census: John, age 36, in Louisville, Ward 8, Jefferson County, Kentucky, working as a grocer, born in Ireland. Wife: Honora, age 30, born in Ireland. Son: John M., age 3, born in Kentucky. Son: James, age 1 2/12, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: Martin, age 52, in Louisville, Ward 8, Jefferson County, Kentucky, working as a laborer, born in Ireland. (Lives with John and Hornora mentioned above.) 1850 census: Lydia J., age 16, in Louisville, Ward 8, Jefferson County, Kentucky, born in Tennessee. Living with Rebecca Godfry. 1850 census: Michael, age 50, in Louisville, Ward 7, Jefferson County, Kentucky, working as a laborer, born in Ireland. Wife: Margaret, age 45, born in Ireland. Son: James, age 9, born in Ireland. Son: John, age 6, born in Ireland. 1850 census: Patrick W., age 32, in Louisville, Ward 7, Jefferson County, Kentucky, working as a clerk, born in Ireland. Living with Pierce and Sarah E. Cooper. 1850 census: Thomas, age 37, in Louisville, District #3, Jefferson County, Kentucky, working as a Laborer, born in Ireland. Wife: Catharine, age 34, born in Ireland. Daughter: Johanna, age 6/12, born in Ohio. 1850 census: William, age 2, in Louisville, District #2, Jefferson County, Kentucky, born in Tennessee. Living with Alexander and Margaret Richardson. 1850 census: William, age 36, in Louisville, Ward 7, Jefferson County, Kentucky, working as a coordinator, born in Maryland. Living with John and Elizabeth Diamond. 1850 census: Thomas Carrol, age 36, in Division #1, Jessamine County, Kentucky, working as a carpenter, born in Kentucky. Wife: Mary, age 25, born in Kentucky. Son. James C., age 8, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Eliza M.?, age 7, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Nancy J., age 4, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: Thomas Carrol, age 36, in Division #1, Jessamine County, Kentucky, working as a carpenter, born in Kentucky. Wife: Mary, age 25, born in Kentucky. Son. James C., age 8, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Eliza M.?, age 7, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Nancy J., age 4, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: Richard H. Carrol, age 39, in Division #1, Jessamine County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in Kentucky. Wife: Rebecca, age 26, born in Kentucky. Son. James W., age 4, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: Samuel E. Carrol, age 43, in Division #1, Jessamine County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in Kentucky. Wife: Lucinda J., age 24, born in Kentucky. Son. Joseph B., age 1, born in Kentucky. Son: John H., age 2/12, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: Hugh Carrol, age 40, in Covington City, Kenton County, Kentucky, working as a laborer, born in Ireland. Living with William and Mary Jones. 1850 census: Barry Carrol, age 41, in Covington City, Kenton County, Kentucky, working as a laborer, born in Germany. Wife: Catherine, age 32, born in Germany. Daughter: Deriah, age 7, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Eliza, age 5, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Mary C., age 3, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: John Carrol, age 35, in Kenton County, Kentucky, working as a store keeper, born in Ireland. Wife: Martha, age 26, born in Kentucky. Son: George, age 5, born in Kentucky. Son: Henry, age 3, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: John Carroll, age 21, in Covington City, Kenton County, Kentucky, born in Ireland. Wife: Mary, age 22, born in Ireland. 1850 census: Patrick Carroll, age 37, in Covington City, Kenton County, Kentucky, born in Ireland, working as a tailor. Wife: Catherine, age 37, born in Ireland. Son: Michael, age 18, working as a laborer, born in Canada. Son: Joseph, age 13, born in New Jersey. Daughter: Margaret, age 11, born in Kentucky. Son: John, age 8, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Catherine, age 5, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Bridget, age 3, born in Kentucky. Son: Frances, age 7/12, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: Patrick Carroll, age 63, in Kenton County, Kentucky, working as a laborer, born in Ireland. Living with Hiram and Harriet Klette. 1850 census: Richard Carroll, age 32, in Kenton County, Kentucky, working as a laborer, born in Ireland. Living with Michael and Ellen Kelley. 1850 census: E. A. Carroll, age 33, in Hamilton District, Larue County, Kentucky, working as a mechanic, born in North Carolina. Wife: Sarah A., age 32, born in Kentucky. Daughter: E. L., age 11, born in Kentucky. Son: John, age 10, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Eliza, age 8, born in Kentucky. Son: Lewis, age 6, born in Kentucky. Daughter: P., age 4, born in Kentucky. (Also in household, Elizabeth Rhoades, age 1, born in Kentucky.) 1850 census: John Carroll, age 57, in Hamilton District, Larue County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in North Carolina. Wife: Frances, age 53, born in North Carolina. Daughter: Eliza, age 18, born in Iowa. Son: William, age 17, born in Iowa. Son: Franklin, age 12, born in Iowa. Daughter: Amanda, age 10, born in Iowa. Son: Tyler, age 9, born in Iowa. (living next door to E. A. Carroll, mentioned above.) 1850 census: Miles Carroll, age 24, in Hamilton District, Larue County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in Kentucky. Wife: Unicy?, age 25, born in Kentucky ***More to come For more on Cathie's Genealogy, visit www.cathiebeth.com

I agree remove me from the list also ! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Darin Carroll" <dcarroll@crcministries.org> To: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2002 8:49 AM Subject: [CARROLL] remove my name from your list > Remove me from mailing list. I am getting waaaaaay too many e-mails. I > want to be removed and had already tried to do so without any luck. Please > help me figure out how to stop these things. > > > > > > > Please stop sending me anymore emails. I want my name removed from your > > list. >

If you read the welcome message you received when you joined the list it will tell you how to unsubscribe but here is the information anyway. Go to CARROLL-L-request@rootsweb.com and put unsubscribe in the subject line. This should take care of it for you. Remember that when you are on a mail list the more posts (e-mails) you receive the more likely your chances of connecting with the family or information you are looking for. Georgetta Carroll Wilson ----- Original Message ----- From: "Darin Carroll" <dcarroll@crcministries.org> To: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2002 8:49 AM Subject: [CARROLL] remove my name from your list > Remove me from mailing list. I am getting waaaaaay too many e-mails. I > want to be removed and had already tried to do so without any luck. Please > help me figure out how to stop these things. > > > > > > > Please stop sending me anymore emails. I want my name removed from your > > list. > > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.338 / Virus Database: 189 - Release Date: 3/16/02

Remove me from mailing list. I am getting waaaaaay too many e-mails. I want to be removed and had already tried to do so without any luck. Please help me figure out how to stop these things. > Please stop sending me anymore emails. I want my name removed from your > list.

Please stop sending me anymore emails. I want my name removed from your list.

I am getting ready to go see cousins in Cynthiana, KY. In preperation for this, I've focused my search for Carrolls in the Kentucky region. I have found somethings that I have questions on, and if anyone has answers, I sure would appreciate them. If there is an * in front of the person, this means that I know where they fit in my genealogy, I just need confermation. 1850 census: Jeremiah Carroll, age 30, living in District #2, Boone County, Kentucky working as a laborer and born in Virginia, living with Lucius? and Nancy Arnold. 1850 census: James Carroll, age 16, living in District #2, Boone County, Kentucky, working as a laborer, born in Kentucky, living with John and Frances Alloway. 1850 census: Harriet Carroll, age 6, living in District #2, Boone County, Kentucky, living with James Discou?. 1850 census: Samuel Carrel, age 45, living in District #1, Boone County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in Kentucky, living with Jonas and Lucy M. Utz?. 1850 census: William Carroll, age 6, living in Morgantown, Butler County, Kentucky, living with James and Elvina Giving? (possibly Living or Irving). 1850 census: Daniel Carrell, age 54, living in District #1, Carter County, Kentucky, working as a minister B, born in North Carolina. Wife (presumably), Mary Ann, age 28, born in Virginia. Son: Thomas, age 17, working as a laborer, born in Virginia. Son: Soloman, age 11, born in Kentucky. Son: Samuel, age 8, born in Kentucky. Son: David, age 5, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Phebe, age 2, born in Kentucky. Son: Luke, age 7/12, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: Daniel Carrell, age 26, (neighbor to Daniel who is mentioned above) living in District #1, Carter County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in North Carolina. Wife (presumably), Sinena, age 28, born in North Carolina. Daughter: Martha J., age 4, born in Kentucky. Daughter, Rebecca, age 1, born in Kentucky. Unknown relationship (presumably sister) Elizabeth Carrell, age 18, born in North Carolina. 1850 census: Nelson Carrell, age 26, (neighbor to Daniel who is mentioned above) living in District #1, Carter County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in North Carolina. Wife (presumably), Angelina, age 24, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Elizabeth, age 4, born in Kentucky. Daughter Susannah, age 2, born in Kentucky. Son: George W., age 1, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: Patsey Carrell, age 23, in District #1, Carter County, Kentucky, born in Virginia. Living with William and Elizabeth Waugh?. 1850 census: John Carroll, age 22, in District #1, Carter County, Kentucky, working as a farmer born in Virginia. Wife: Nancy, age 19, born in Virginia. Son: Hiram, age 9/12, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: James L. Carrel, age 21, in District #2, Christen County, Kentucky, student, born in Illinois. Living with his teacher and peers, Robert Anderson (teacher). 1850 census: John Carrell, age 37, in District #2, Christen County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in Virginia. Wife: Mary A., age 23, born in Virginia. Daughter: Elizabeth V., age 2, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Mary A., age 1, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: James Carroll, age 48, in District #2, Christen County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in Virginia. Wife: Jane B., age 44, born in Virginia. Son: John, age 22, working as a farmer, born in Kentucky. Daughter, Virginia A., age 18, born in Kentucky. Son: Thomas W., age 17, working as a farmer, born in Kentucky. Son: Benjamin H., age 14, born in Kentucky. Daughter, Matilda C., age 10, born in Kentucky. Son, McHenry, age 9, born in Kentucky. Daughter, Manerva D., age 6, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: William Carroll, age 73, (Living two visits before John Carroll who is listed immediatly above) in District #2, Christen County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in Maryland. Unknown relationship: Eliza Carroll, age 38, born in Virginia. 1850 census: William H. Carroll, age 36, (Living one visit before William Carroll who is listed immediatly above) in District #2, Christen County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in Virginia. Daughter: Marion, age 12, born in Kentucky. Son: Reuben, age 10, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Louisa, age 6, born in Kentucky. Daughter, Caroline, age 6, born in Kentucky. *1850 census: Rebecca Carroll, AGE 101, in Edmonson County, born in Virginia. Living with Benjamin and Catherine Metcalf. ***I believe this is the 2nd wife of Dempsey James Carroll. Dempsey James Carroll's second wifes name was Rebecca Heath. This particular Carroll lives very close to many Heaths. Can someone trace one of her decendants to this Catherine (Carroll) or Benjamin Metcalf? *1850 census: James Carroll, age 27, in District #1, Fayette County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in Kentucky. Wife: Jane (Ervin Hamilton) Carroll, age 26, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Martha A. Carroll, age 6, born in Kentucky. Son: Thomas H. Carroll, age 4, born in Kentucky. Son: Wm. Carroll, age 2/12, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: William Carroll, age 40, in Gallatin County, Kentucky, working as a blacksmith, born in Ireland. Wife: Mary, age 37, born in Ireland. Son: Samuel, age 12, born in Ireland. Daughter: Ann, age 10, born in Ireland. Daughter: Margaret, age 8, born in Ireland. Daughter, age 6, born in Ireland. 1850 census: D. S. Carroll, age 35, in Grayson County, working as a farmer, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: Joseph Carroll, age 40, in Grayson County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in Kentucky. Wife: Sally, age 35, born in Kentucky. Son: William T., age 15, born in Kentucky. Son: James S. Carroll, age 11, born in Kentucky. Son: Squire, age 11, born in Kentucky. Son: Joseph, age 5, born in Kentucky. Son: George M., age 2, born in Kentucky. Son: Enoch L., age 1/12, born in Kentucky. *1850 census: Jane Carroll, age 76, in District 1, Hardin County, Kentucky, born in Pennsylvania. Living with John V. D. Veins? ***I believe that this is either Jane Haydon who married Joseph D. Carroll on March 10, 1806 or Jane Byers who married Sanford Carroll on June 25, 1801. 1850 census: William Carroll, age 38, in Southern District #2, Hardin County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in Kentucky. Wife: Ellen, age 37, born in Kentucky. Son: James., age 15, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Elizabeth, age 13, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Susannah, age 11, born in Kentucky. Son: William, age 7, born in Kentucky. Son: John, age 4, born in Kentucky. Son: Scott, age 2, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: Elias Carroll, age 26, in Hart County, Kentucky, working as a farmer, born in Kentucky. Wife: Elizabeth, age 23, born in Kentucky. Son: Thomas J., age 5, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Sarah J., age 8/12, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: James Carroll, age 44, in Henderson Township, District #1, Henderson County, working as a saddler, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: Nancy J. Carroll, age 14, in District #1, Henderson County, Kentucky, born in Kentucky. Living with Thomas and Elizabeth Ashby. 1850 census: Moses Carroll, age 31, in District #2 Jefferson County, working as a farmer, born in Kentucky. Wife: Amy, age 33, born in North Carolina. Son: Wm., age 12, born in Indiana. Son: John, age 12, born in Indiana. Son: Andrew, age 9, born in Indiana. Daughter: Mary, age 6, born in Kentucky. Daughter: Eliza, age 3, born in Kentucky. 1850 census: Patrick Carroll, age 52, in District #2, Jefferson County, working as a laborer, born in Ireland. Living with Edwd Garland. 1850 census: Saml Carroll, age 33, in District #2, Jefferson County, working as a hack dr., born in Kentucky. Wife: (presumably) Pricilla, age 37, born in North Carolina. ***More to follow For more on Cathie's Genealogy, visit www.cathiebeth.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/1hH.2ACEB/3506 Message Board Post: I recently purchased a posed studio photograph (“Panel” Portrait) of a handsome young man at an antique shop in Morris, IL. The man in the photo is “Harry F. Carroll”, of Richmond, Indiana. I enjoy buying lovely old pictures like these in antique shops and locating descendants/family members so that I can re-unite the pictures, for only my costs, with people who will treasure them. The picture was taken in about 1905, and is one of a group of about 25 I purchased, all taken by the same photographer in Richmond, Wayne Co., Indiana (F. J. Parsons Studio). Most of those pictured have written “Earlham College” and “’04” or "‘05” on the backs of their photos, and I believe all those pictured to be graduates of Earlham in Richmond, IN. Mr. Carroll is dressed in a coat, shirt and tie and appears to be in the neighborhood of 20-22 years old. The picture is 4- ¼” x 8”, and is an original on heavy cardstock as was typical during that time period. This photo itself is in good condition, but the cardboard frame around the photo has a bit of water damage (though it does not affect the picture itself).. If you can relate to Harry F. Carroll or the Carroll family of Wayne Co., IN, please Email me directly at margerice@prodigy.net and I will get back to you soon.

Looking for info on my grandfather Michael Patrick Carroll, born 1880, County Limerick, Ireland. Came to USA in 1902. Became a citizen in 1907. Lived in New York, mostly Brooklyn area, until 1915, a few years in Kentucky, then back to Brooklyn, NY until he died in 1959.Starting In early 30's he lived on Sterling Place (?) 8th st and 8th. ave., President st., and 10th. st. Seemed to stay in the same vicinity. Worked in banking until he died. Wife named Mary Catherine Joyce Carroll. One brick wall after another. Nancy from South Carolina