2ND NOV 1871: Of JAMES CARROLL - of MACROOM -co CORK - who left there in 1863 -when last heard from - three years ago - he was in DAYTON, INDIANA. His brother JOHN -is anxious to hear from him. Please write to his cousin TIMOTHY CARROLL -STOUGHTON - Mass. 5TH JULY 1873 - Of JAMES CARROLL -29 years of age -who left MACROOM co CORK - in June 1863 - when last heard of - August 1868 -was in DAYTON-OHIO. Information to his brother JOHN CARROLL - DONOUGHMORE -co CORK IRELAND 10TH JAN 1880 - Of PATRICK CARROLL -a native of CORK -son of MICHAEL CARROLL and MARY CARROLL -maiden name MARY BARRY - also of his cousin JOHN - a native of CARRIGADROHID -KILLINNADRISH -co CORK - Information to their cousin PATRICK CARROLL - ARLINGTON Mass. this is from the book of missing friends. It gives you a lot of info like in my case this Timothy is mine and from this I see that they are from Macroom. I hope it helps somebody I will post to the Carroll list if need be

I found this on another list. Check your ancestors and see if you think it is true. In checking my ancestors it is not true. Is it is true or not true for your ancestors? From: http://www.genealogybulletin.com/archives/HTML/etc70.html According to a tidbit from genealogical society bulletins, 78 percent of the Union Army in the Civil War was comprised of lads 15 to 18 years old. Data gleaned from government records reveals figures that may surprise you. Here are the statistics from the total enlistment of Northern soldiers during the Civil War:       Age    Number of Personnel       10 ............ 25       11 ............ 34       12 ............225       13 ............380       14 ...........1602       15 ........104,987 (3.5%)       16 ........231,051 (8.0%)       17 ........884,981 (28.0%)       18 ......1,158,434 (38.5%)       19-22 .....617,511 (20.5%)       22-44 ......52,696       45+ .....Not given James Downing bgandy007@aol.com http://members.aol.com/bgandy007/genealgy/index.html

Hi All, This is what I have on the Carrolls of Moore County, NC...hope it helps. Pam Knapp, California pknapp@earthlink.net 1 John Carroll b:bef 1726 probably in Brunswick Co, VA d:ca 1760 Northampton Co, NC or Bertie Co., NC or Brunswick Co., VA 2 John b:ca1751 probably in Northampton Co., NC d:1821-22, Moore County, NC 3 John b:bef 1805 probably in Moore Co., NC d:betw 1809 -1821 4 James b:1807 NC, d:1863 Union County, Arkansas; m: Elizabeth Wicker 1834 5 Sarah Lucinda b:1836 in MS, d:1878 Union Co., AR 5 Mary Ann 5 John Charles 5 Enoch Hawkins 4 John m: Sarah Lane 4 Hulda m: ? Bagley 4 Penelople m: ? Welch; m2: William thompson 1852 4 Agnes m: William Spinks 4 Benjamin Hawkins b:1809 Moore County, NC d:1859 Rankin County, MS 3 James B 3 Alexander 3 Jesse 3 Polly m:John Martin 3 Sterling 3 Charlotte b:before 1780 d:about 1824 (lived with her father until his death; I believe she died a single woman) 3 Hulda m: Edmond Wade 3 Sister m: Tinsley Wade 3 Susannah m: Francis Myrick 2 Sterling b:ca1734 d:1813 2 Thomas 2 Charles 2 Agnes 2 Betty 2 Tabitha 2 Sarah 2 Marthew > Subject: [CARROLL] Charlotte Carroll > Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 08:37:49 -0400 (Eastern Daylight Time) > From: "Carrolls" <firstdomino@rtmc.net> > To: CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com > > The 1850 census for Jasper County, MS, has a single entry for Charlotte > Carroll, age 60, from NC. Does anyone have anything connecting this lady to > the John Carroll, Jr. family of Moore County, NC. > > I am looking for a connection, possibly mother, of John, Hulda, Agnes, Penelope, James, and Benjamin Hawkins Carroll. Benjamin Hawkins Carroll died in MS in 1859. > From: "HAZEL W. CRAIG" <hwctodd@aeneas.net> > To: CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com > > Hello Pam in CA. > Do you have anything on this Charlotte Carroll. Put Penelope Carroll Welch > and husband, Jenkins Hansford Welch monument down in Union Co. AR. last > May. in the New Hope Baptist Church Cemetery, Three Creeks, AR. (Mail out > of Junction City, AR) > Hazel Welch Craig of Tennessee

Looking for descendants of Theron Plamer Remy and wife Ona/Ono Carroll Remy. Theron was born 2 April 1898 and died 9 Sept 1984 in Los Angeles CA Ona (also spelled Ono) was born 29 Oct 1898 in McLennan County, TX and died 26 June 1983 in Los Angeles, CA they were married 11 July 1925 in Waco, McLennan CO, TX Children MAY have included David Carroll Remy and Winifred Remy and possibly others Thanks David Strickland dstrickland@optekinc.com Dallas, TX

On February 27, 2001, April Trunick <SoftSpokenWoman@aol.com> wrote a letter to the CARROLL-L list regarding this family. Perhaps you could get in touch with her and obtain more information. Lura ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carrolls" <firstdomino@rtmc.net> To: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 8:37 AM Subject: [CARROLL] Charlotte Carroll | The 1850 census for Jasper County, MS, has a single entry for Charlotte | Carroll, age 60, from NC. Does anyone have anything connecting this lady to | the John Carroll, Jr. family of Moore County, NC. | | I am looking for a connection, possibly mother, of John, Hulda, Agnes, Penelope, James, and Benjamin Hawkins Carroll. Benjamin Hawkins Carroll died in MS in 1859. | |

Hello Pam in CA. Do you have anything on this Charlotte Carroll. Put Penelope Carroll Welch and husband, Jenkins Hansford Welch monument down in Union Co. AR. last May. in the New Hope Baptist Church Cemetery, Three Creeks, AR. (Mail out of Junction City, AR) Hazel Welch Craig of Tennessee >Resent-Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 08:36:21 -0600 >X-Original-Sender: luraj@triad.rr.com Thu Aug 23 08:36:20 2001 >From: "Lura" <luraj@triad.rr.com> >Old-To: "Carrolls" <firstdomino@rtmc.net>, <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> >Subject: Re: [CARROLL] Charlotte Carroll >Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 10:42:18 -0400 >X-MSMail-Priority: Normal >X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.50.4133.2400 >X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.50.4133.2400 >To: CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-From: CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailing-List: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/1911 >X-Loop: CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-Sender: CARROLL-L-request@rootsweb.com > >On February 27, 2001, April Trunick <SoftSpokenWoman@aol.com> wrote a letter to the CARROLL-L list >regarding this family. Perhaps you could get in touch with her and obtain more information. > >Lura > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Carrolls" <firstdomino@rtmc.net> >To: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 8:37 AM >Subject: [CARROLL] Charlotte Carroll > > >| The 1850 census for Jasper County, MS, has a single entry for Charlotte >| Carroll, age 60, from NC. Does anyone have anything connecting this lady to >| the John Carroll, Jr. family of Moore County, NC. >| >| I am looking for a connection, possibly mother, of John, Hulda, Agnes, Penelope, James, and >Benjamin Hawkins Carroll. Benjamin Hawkins Carroll died in MS in 1859. >| >| > >

The 1850 census for Jasper County, MS, has a single entry for Charlotte Carroll, age 60, from NC. Does anyone have anything connecting this lady to the John Carroll, Jr. family of Moore County, NC. I am looking for a connection, possibly mother, of John, Hulda, Agnes, Penelope, James, and Benjamin Hawkins Carroll. Benjamin Hawkins Carroll died in MS in 1859.

I will take you on my adventure to find my Irish ancestors: I was lucky enough to have my Irish immigrants buried in a nice Catholic Cemetery in Cincinnati where they kept wonderful records. Everyone had to have the approval of the priest for burial and he kept the list. He recorded who their parents were and where in Ireland they were born. Our local Family History center had these records on microfilm. My great grandfather was Daniel Carroll whose parents were Thomas Carroll and Ann Meara from Tipperary County. I next turned to the Index to Griffith's Valuation of Ireland. I looked for a Parish in Tipperary where I could find both a Carroll and a Meara. It really wasn't quite that easy because there were more than one of each family recorded. I contacted the Tipperary North Family History Foundation and they sent me my great great grandparent's marriage information and the baptismals of their children: Thomas Carroll married Ann Meara 28 Feb. 1832 in a Townland called Kilregane in Lorrha Parish, Diocese of Killaloe. No witnesses were listed but they made it clear that they were married in the Roman Catholic Church. They had the following children: Bpt. Date Name Sponsors 16 Dec 1833 Margaret William and Mary Meara 10 Mar 1836 Mary Peter and Ellen Meara 19 Apr 1838 Patrick John and Honora Carroll 30 Jan 1840 Daniel Not Named 10 May 1846 Anne Bridget Carroll and Edward Hogan 10 Jun 1848 Thomas James and Catherine Carroll 29 Sep 1850 Michael Patrick and Bridget Carroll My next step was a stroke of luck. I reached out to a very distant relative who happened to have letters and documents concerning the family. She was not interested in genealogy and gave me everything including pictures of Thomas and Ann and two of their sons as well as a wonderful picture of my great grandfather, Daniel. From those papers I learned the parents had two more children in New York.I was also able to indentify the Cemetery where the children and most likely the parents were buried. It was St Raymond's Cemetery in the Bronx. Unfortunately they did not keep good records for the earlier burials but I was able to visit the graves of John and William who were born in New York. I now knew the cast of characters and turned to the New York census records. I also knew from the 1900 census that they had immigrated in 1855. The ages on the census records were pretty messy for the Irish born children but the birthdates of John and William were quite consistent and helped identify the family when otherwise there might have been some doubt. I have since learned that the Irish really weren't too big on accurate birthdates. In the 1860 census there were the following in the family: Thomas (43) laborer; Ann (40), Margaret (21); Patrick (20); Daniel (18); Ann (12); Thomas (10); John (3); William (5/12) All born in Ireland except for John and William who were born in NY. By 1870 Patrick and Daniel were no longer with the family. Daniel had moved to Cincinnati. A letter from NY to Cincinnati indicates that Thomas "went west" and was never heard from again. I have no way of knowing if Michael was with the family when they immigated or if he left them before the 1860 census. By 1880 Thomas had died and I was able to obtain his death certificate but there was no parental information on the report. In an attempt to go back even further I obtained the 1824 Applotment Records for Lorrha Parish. I found that a Patrick Carroll was living in Annagh, Lorhha Parish (as was Thomas on the Griffith's Evaluation) renting land from a William Clark. A Dan Meara claimed land in both Lorrha and Annagh renting his Annagh property from William Clark. That is circumstantial evidence but it is good, strong evidence. Then there is the naming pattern that is so touted by American researchers. It appeared to work in this family. Finally I went to Ireland and read the Lorrah parish records at the National Library. They were hard to read and my eyes gave out before I had accomplished my mission. I would like to go back and take another crack at it. While I was in Ireland I was able to visit the grave of Daniel Meara and his wife who turned out to be Margaret Kennedy. I have left out many arduous steps but this short essay will show you that perseverance pays off. There are also some very good books for researching in Ireland that were invaluable. If you don't see anybody here that you know, good luck to you. if you do, let me hear from you.

I came across this while researching- I am not related but thought it would be of interest to a CARROLL researcher. Arizona Weekly Star (Tucson), 4 July 1878, 2:2 SUICIDE- A man named James Carroll, aged about thirty-five years, committed suicide by taking poison on Tuesday night last. He went to the drug store and purchased strychnine the same evening, telling Dr. Meyers that his room was overrun with rats and he desired to get rid of them. He proceeded immediately to Holt s saloon and called for a glass of mescal; taking the glass in his hand, and tearing off the end of the paper containing the poison, poured the mescal upon it. Lifting the glass he turned to Shorty, who was behind the bar, and said: My name is James Carroll, and I was born in Lawrence, Mass.; have a brother in - (Shorty don t remember what place,) and I am drinking deadly poison. He emptied the glass, proceeded to an adjoining room and sat down in a chair. Shorty told Marsh, who was in the saloon, what had happened, and the latter went to Dr. Meyers with the paper that had contained the poison, and was told that there was enough in the package to kill ten men. Dr. Handy was called in and applied a stomach pump, drawing quantities of the poison, but it had been in the system too long to perfect restoration. He took the poison at eight in the evening and died the following morning at two o clock. He was stone mason, and had been employed at Lee s mill for a few weeks past. He said to parties he had nothing to live for; during the war he was a captain in the 25th regiment, Massachusetts Volunteers. A Coroner s inquestwas held yesterday, which rendered a verdict according to the facts above stated, and the body was buried by the Sheriff yesterday.

ggrandmother Catherine Carroll (d 8/19/52)married James Fitzpatrick (d1904). Six children; gmother Anna Fitzpatrick Cavanaugh (d 7/26/?); George (b 10/18/98); Jim (b2/4/01); John (b 12/7/04). Thomas died as a child. My gmother Anna married a William Thomas Cavanaugh or Thomas William Cavanaugh. They divorced and he moved to New York never heard from again. He might have worked for the NY Times as a type setter. They had two children Thomas (my dad) b 4/11/15; d 7/26/74. and a daughter Susan who died as a a child. The family home was in Philadelphia by Connie Mack Stadium. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Yahoo! Messenger http://phonecard.yahoo.com/

Hello all Carroll's, Does anyone have and Ivelle Carroll in their searches anywhere? Possibly from Pikeville, Ky or near Monroeville, Ohio in the 70's. Thanks ....barbra (may have been a Moore).

My PC received the above worm. Unfortunately, It may have passed it on to you. I DID NOT SEND ANYONE AN ATTACHMENT TITLED I BELIEVE. If you did try to open this, Please go to this web site for the fix. http://www.symantec.com/ Theresa Mitchell Wright Maternal lines: Abney, Blackard, Broughton, Carroll, Edwards, Foley, Geers, Mills, McMurtry, Owens, Robb, Waller Paternal lines: Bass, Bell, Johnson, Markham, Mitchell, Vaughan, Wheeler

This is not my family. Hopefully, he belongs to someone out there. A nice biography! Kathy Lund [from the History of Dodge County, 1880] [that's Wisconsin] Michael Carroll, farmer, Secs. 6, 5 and 7; P. O. Richwood; born in Albany, N. Y., Feb. 15, 1835; attended school in his native city; came to Emmet in 1845 with his father, Michael Carroll, who bought Government land on Sec. 7; their cabin was farther west than any in Emmet at that time, as father and son spent much time hunting in the woods, and found no settlers west of them; fearing the Indians, Mr. Carroll hauled two-inch oak plank from Watertown, with which he inclosed his frame house; this is thought to be the first frame house in the township, and stands stanch and firm at this writing; a molder by trade, Mr. C. was a very green backwoodsman, not knowing how to fell a tree properly; a native of Ireland, he came to American when 18; spent two years in New York City, then located in Albany, where he learned his trade, and married Miss Alice Fox, the mother of his only son; she dying in 1836, he married, in 1843, Miss Bridget Gill; he died Jan. 17, 1879. Michael Carroll, Jr., married Miss Mary Burke in 1855; she died Aug. 9, 1875, leaving three children--Alice, Michael and John. Mr. C. is a Democrat and a Roman Catholic, as was his father. He owns 480 acres, and a house and lot in Richwood; has a large flock of Cotswold, Southdown, Leicester and Merino sheep, beside Cloud horses, etc.

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------8349E34577211C0382F8822B Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------8349E34577211C0382F8822B Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Message-ID: <3B77F5F6.D918ED59@one.net> Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2001 11:44:54 -0400 From: "Wilma C. Hillman" <hillman@one.net> X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.08 [en] (Win98; U) MIME-Version: 1.0 To: Carrol-L@rootsweb.com Subject: John Joseph Carroll Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Your message had some interesting similarities to my family. Let me explain: Thomas and Ann Meara Carroll immigrated to New York City in 1855. Prior to leaving Ireland they had a son named Michael baptized 29 Sep 1850 in Lorra Parish, Tipperary County. Clearly this Michael is too young to be the Michael you described . However, Thomas and Ann had a John J. J. born 5 Dec 1857 in New York City. Michael never appeared with them on any of the census records. I have a letter from a mortician from New York written to my great aunt describing the death of her brother, William H., and informing her also that he had left a small legacy to her. The remainder to go to the Sisters of Charity. In this same letter he mentioned a brother Tom who had "gone west" and had never been heard from again. How certain are you of your current research? I'm sure there could be more than one Tom Carroll who left NY and was never heard from again - even with a brother named John J. It is an interesting similarity in facts. John J. had been a first generation New York policeman and died after a lingering illness. My records on this family are quite complete. I would be happy to share my information if you see any link. --------------8349E34577211C0382F8822B--

Dear Listers, I have just joined the list in the hope that someone may share the same interests. My GG grandfather was William Carroll. The story goes that his father, whose name I don't yet know, was in a regiment of the British Army sent to India sometime after the Crimean War (which would also make it around the time of the Indian Mutiny, C. 1857/8). William's mother and his three sisters followed but by the time they arrived in India, their husband and father had been killed. William and his two younger sisters, Emily and Ellen stayed in India and were sent to what was effectively an orphanage school. Their mother and eldest sister, Mary Ann, returned to England. I would love to hear from anyone who may be hearing bells ringing! Best wishes, Linley in Kent, UK

I have a Wilhelm Tarbach (TRARBACH/TROBAUGH) married to an Eva Margretha VEIPERS. Their son, Johann Michael TROBAUBH b. 1700 in Prussia and died 1751 in Kordones, York Co. PA. He married Anna (Maria) Elizabeth HERMANN, christened 4 Jul 1706 in Prussia and died after 1751 in York, PA. Anna was the daughter of Hans Adam Hermann. Johann Michael and Anna Elizabeth Trobaugh's son, Johann Nickel Trobaugh , b. 23 Aug. 1741 and died 1818, married Anna Elizabeth Unknown. Johann Nickel and Anna Elizabeth Trobaugh's daughter Elizabeth Trobaugh, b. 16 Oct 1779 in Rockingham, Augusta Co. VA and died 11 Aug. 1856, Greene Co. TN married Henry MYERS, b. 25 Dec. 1777 in VA and died 1843 in Greene Co. TN. I have some speculative information on these people but would like more specifics. Thanks. Millie

I am researching a Roger OCarroll from Ireland and was wondering if we may have similar connections. Roger wasnt a real Irish name and I found him in Kiltillan Co Tipp in Ireland with wife and my Great Great Grandfather William. Have you found any other connections and have you traced back to Ireland. GB

Looking for information about Hugh CARROLL of Pennsylvania. He was married to Marcia WILLIS. Children: Hannah, Jan 2, 1782 never married Jonathan, 1783 Thomas, April 12, 1785 died New Lexington, Ohio March 27, 1831 David, Feb 27, 1787 Elizabeth Sarah Ira (?) Family moved to Perry County, Ohio before Thomas married in 1809. There was a Hugh CARROLL sentenced to transport in 1750. There was a Hugh CARROLL captured by Indians in 1756. Looking to see if either of the two above would be the father of Hugh CARROLL m. Marcia WILLIS.

Seeking info on John Joseph Carroll's family. JJ born1849 in NY city. Father supposed to be Michael Carroll and mother Julia Dwyer, both born Ireland. Michael and Julia supposedly died in 1850's and children were raised by an aunt. Family was Catholic and reportedly two sisters of JJ became nuns. A brother Tom supposedly left when he became 16 and was not heard from again. Any info on parents or sibs of JJ would be greatly appreciated. Gerald Beach

Will the person who informed me that an Isaac H. Carroll was buried in the same cemetery [Mtn. National Cemetery ] as her Dad please contact me. I would like info on contacting this cemetery for records. Thank you; Dave Berry