Janet - George is my 3 great grandfather, daughter Elizabeth my 2 great grandmother. I am at a brick wall with George. Only have info for Elizabeth and brother William. (William died during the War.) I noticed you (or someone else on the list) had a Jordan listed in one of the other families. William had a son Jordan who lived out his life in Campbell County. William, Jordan and Jordan's son Samuel all had the same middle name - Carter. Perhaps that is George's wife's maiden name???? I believe Anna Carroll, living in the Pebly household, might be George's daughter-in-law. There is a marriage record for Anna Pebly and Samuel Carroll in 1842 in Campbell County. Rumor has it that Samuel deserted her and their three children. I've had no luck locating Samuel and the new family he supposedly started with a second wife. The rest of the Carroll's in Campbell do not appear to be connected to George - or at least nothing has been discovered to connect them so far. I haven't found a trace of George and Mary after the 1850 census. ANYONE out there descend from George and Mary????? Janet (yes, Janet) From: JANETGERANMAYEH@aol.com To: CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CARROLL] Campbell County, TN Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2001 19:04:39 EDT 1850 Campbell Co TN census ----------------------- 554 554 Carroll, Anna 26 f TN554 554 Carroll, Henry C. 6 m TN554 554 Carroll, Elizabeth 4 f TN554 554 Carroll, Franklin 2 m ------------------------- 615 615 Carroll, George 60 m Farmer Ireland615 615 Carroll, Mary 52 f NC X615 615 Carroll, Elvira 27 f NC X615 615 Carroll, William 23 m Waggoner 300 TN615 615 Carroll, Louisa 17 f TN615 615 Carroll, Elizabeth 11 f TN X615 615 Carroll, Phillip H. 9 m ----------------------- 1860 Campbell co. census 857-846CARROLL, King 19 M Farmer 40 TN CARROLL, Sarah 27 F TN 13 CARROLL, Sampson 3 M TN CARROLL, Ace 1 TN 522-515CARROLL, John 46 M Farm Laborer 100 VA CARROLL, Nancey 31 F TN CARROLL, James 13 M TN 12 CARROLL, William 12 M TN 12 CARROLL, Catherine 10 F TN 12 CARROLL, Jane 8 F TN CARROLL, Sarah 6 F TN CARROLL, Franklin 4 M TN CARROLL, John B. 1 M TN 640-633CARROLL, Westley 25 M Farmer 150 TN CARROLL, Nancey 24 F TN CARROLL, Catherine 6 F TN CARROLL, Reuben 4 M TN CARROLL, Sarah 3 F TN CARROLL, Elisabeth 1 F TN CARROLL, Dicey 75 F Lodger NC 13 Dicey living in hh#116 with Lawson family.. 768-761CARROLL, Martan 23 M Farmer 50 TN CARROLL, Mourning 21 F TN CARROLL, Martha 4 F TN CARROLL, James 2 M TN CARROLL, William 1 M TN _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

I am looking for information on ; Isaac B. Carroll 10-13-1864 to 9-17-1933 Nola Carroll 1889 to 1947 Isaac H. Carroll 1837 to ? All these relatives were from Wash. and Carter Counties. Thank you; Dave Berry

1850 Campbell Co TN census 554 554 Carroll, Anna 26 f TN554 554 Carroll, Henry C. 6 m TN554 554 Carroll, Elizabeth 4 f TN554 554 Carroll, Franklin 2 m 615 615 Carroll, George 60 m Farmer Ireland615 615 Carroll, Mary 52 f NC X615 615 Carroll, Elvira 27 f NC X615 615 Carroll, William 23 m Waggoner 300 TN615 615 Carroll, Louisa 17 f TN615 615 Carroll, Elizabeth 11 f TN X615 615 Carroll, Phillip H. 9 m 1860 Campbell co. census 857-846CARROLL, King 19 M Farmer 40 TN CARROLL, Sarah 27 F TN 13 CARROLL, Sampson 3 M TN CARROLL, Ace 1 TN 522-515CARROLL, John 46 M Farm Laborer 100 VA CARROLL, Nancey 31 F TN CARROLL, James 13 M TN 12 CARROLL, William 12 M TN 12 CARROLL, Catherine 10 F TN 12 CARROLL, Jane 8 F TN CARROLL, Sarah 6 F TN CARROLL, Franklin 4 M TN CARROLL, John B. 1 M TN 640-633CARROLL, Westley 25 M Farmer 150 TN CARROLL, Nancey 24 F TN CARROLL, Catherine 6 F TN CARROLL, Reuben 4 M TN CARROLL, Sarah 3 F TN CARROLL, Elisabeth 1 F TN CARROLL, Dicey 75 F Lodger NC 13 Dicey living in hh#116 with Lawson family.. 768-761CARROLL, Martan 23 M Farmer 50 TN CARROLL, Mourning 21 F TN CARROLL, Martha 4 F TN CARROLL, James 2 M TN CARROLL, William 1 M TN

1850 Campbell County Census 615 615 Carroll, George 60 m Farmer Ireland Carroll, Mary 52 f NC X615 615 Carroll, Elvira 27 f NC X615 615 Carroll, William 23 m Waggoner 300 TN615 615 Carroll, Louisa 17 f TN615 615 Carroll, Elizabeth 11 f TN X615 615 Carroll, Phillip H. 9 m TN616

Excuse me..I said that the oldest Carroll's found in the Sullivan County, TN area was born 1850-1860, sorry, should be 1750-1760..

Here are a few Carroll families found in the 1830 Census of Carter Co., TN: Strange that the elders were not listed as HOH. 1830 #1 1 adult b. 1751-1760 another adult b. 1791-1800 1 adult b. 1801-1810 William b. 1814 he was listed head of home, age 16. 1 child b. b. 1816-1820 1 child b. 1821-1825 3 children b. 1825-1830 ------------------------- #2 1 adult b. 1791-1800 and adult b. 1800-1810 Isaac Carroll b. 1816 lists as head of home age 14 1 child b. 1821-1825 3 children b. 1825-1830 --------------- #3 1 adult b. 1801-1810 2 children b. 1811-1815 Jacob Carroll b. 1819 lists as head of home age 11 ----------------- #4 1 adult b. 1791-1800 James Carroll b. 1815 lists as head of home age 15 3 children b. 1821-1825 1 child b. 1825-1830 ----------------- #5 2 adults b. 1771-1780 John Carroll b. 1813 lists head of home age 17 3 children b. 1811-1815 -----------------

Max, I am having trouble locating the Downing/Carroll Kinfolk Website..can you send the link? My Carroll's were found in Sullivan County, TN on the 1850 Census. They stated they were from NC and VA...the elders mostly from NC and the oldest children born in VA..The oldest Carroll found in Sullivan County was born about 1850-1860 named William Carroll..other Elders are Starlin, Andrew, David, John, Annis, George, Jordan, and a couple more Williams..My line is George b. 1804 and Sarah unk to son Andrew Carroll b. 1850 to James Carroll b. 1892. Andrews siblings were, Thomas, Barbara, Madison, Jacob, William, George,Susan, and Elbert..not correct order. Thanks! Jan

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As far as I can ascertain all (or at leastalmost all) of the early Carrolls who settled in the Piedmont area of NC and SC including York are of the Scotch-Irish branch of Carrolls who mostly migrated from around Chester Co PA down the Catawba Trail between about 1730 to 1760. A good website for York Co. Carrolls can be found at the Downing/Carroll Kinfolk Website.

Erika: Being a Carroll also and also a South Carolinan I am sending you this-- regarding York, South Carolina---it is both a town and a county. It borders North Carolina. I live a couple of counties over in Spartanburg (also Spartanburg County) which also borders NC. (about a 2 hour ride). York County has another good size town called Rock Hill and is also where part of Carrowinds theme park is located. Hope you have better luck locating your Carrolls. Mine are from Ireland and came to New York. Lots of brick walls. Good Luck and if there is anything in my area that I can check for you just let me know. Nancy from South Carolina

Oh I forgot, their first child was born abt 1831 so they were probably married before that. Now that I pay more attention to the kids here, I see their oldest was born in TN, so they obviously emigrated there. I feel pretty silly now LOL

Hi, no im sorry, I have no dates for them, or I would have included them, thats for sure. There is a good chance they emigrated to middle TN, because 2 of their children, John and Andrew Sterling, jr., moved there. Hope this clarifies things Erika in MI

Do you have any dates on these people and did they remain in SC? -----Original Message----- From: Mscrankyangel@aol.com [mailto:Mscrankyangel@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 1:14 PM To: CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CARROLL] Andrew Sterling Carroll Looking for vitals and parentage of Andrew Sterling Carroll b. in SC. He married Ann Kelly of York, SC. I dont know offhand if York is a county or a town. Anyway they had 7 children together, one being born after he died. If anyone has any info on Andrew Sterling Carroll and/or his family, please let me know. Happy to share info also thanks Erika in MI

Looking for vitals and parentage of Andrew Sterling Carroll b. in SC. He married Ann Kelly of York, SC. I dont know offhand if York is a county or a town. Anyway they had 7 children together, one being born after he died. If anyone has any info on Andrew Sterling Carroll and/or his family, please let me know. Happy to share info also thanks Erika in MI

I have an old postcard of a Miss Laura CARROLL in NY. (The full mailing address and long note are on the card) It is postmarked 1908. The letter is from Katie McCauley. I would like to reunite this item with a family member Thank you Ashley http://clik.to/fromheretoeternity

Korol, Karol,Carroll, My family immigrated from what is now Kleshchi, Belarus in the late 1800-1908. Once know to my grandfather as Grodno Russia in 1906 when he and other family members immigrated to America. My grandfather heritage line includes, Kuprian, Andrian, Patop, Alexy,Sergei Anton, Evdokim, and Elija Korol, to only name a few of the cousins. Most stayed on the east coast.I visited the tiny forest village of Kleshchi, Belarus last June and since have learned more of my family line. The Grodno and Minsk archives were excellent aids. Now I am looking for Arthur and Cecelia Karol. They were born here. I believe their father may have been Evdokim Karol. If anyone knows of this family line, of Evdokim and his wife and children, please contact me. Any help would be appreciated. I think Cecelia and her brother Arthur may be in their 50's now. I have school photos sent to me from the village. These school photos were taken here in America and sent to the village for family there to see. The photos had been handed down in the village and now are back to me.

Searching for an Emmett or Eli Carroll from Clyde, Ohio or around the Monroeville, Norwalk, Ohio in 1970's. Eli had posted a reply to one of my posts with no way of contacting him. He may have information on a Peggy Moore Carroll that is the birthmom of IVELLE L. Carroll, whom is searching for her birth family that was born 4/5/71 in Norwalk Ohio fisher titus hospital and lived in Monroeville, Oh. Was later adopted out of Pikevile, Ky at about 9 mos. old possibly in her grandmothers care. Was also fostered by a family named Sweet that may have been related. Please if anyone knows how to contact anyone of these gentlemen contact me at babbs455@aol.com. It is so important that we at least be able to speak with them even if it is yet another dead end. Thanks.....barbra............babbs455@aol.com

No wonder all our ancestors fought to come to America! I will forever be grateful to them! - Marge Duffy Virgulak I received this from one of my friends and wanted to share. Pat K. TRIBUTE TO THE UNITED STATES This, from a Canadian newspaper, is worth sharing. America: The Good Neighbor. Widespread but only partial news coverage was given recently to a remarkable editorial broadcast from Toronto by Gordon Sinclair, a Canadian television commentator. What follows is the full text of his trenchant remarks as printed in the Congressional Record: "This Canadian thinks it is time to speak up for the Americans as the most generous and possibly the least appreciated people on all the earth. Germany, Japan and, to a lesser extent, Britain and Italy were lifted out of the debris of war by the Americans who poured in billions of dollars and forgave other billions in debts. None of these countries is today paying even the interest on its remaining debts to the United States. When France was in danger of collapsing in 1956, it was the Americans who propped it up, and their reward was to be insulted and swindled on the streets of Paris. I was there. I saw it. When earthquakes hit distant cities, it is the United States that hurries in to help. This spring, 59 American communities were flattened by tornadoes. Nobody helped. The Marshall Plan and the Truman Policy pumped billions of dollars into discouraged countries. Now newspapers in those countries are writing about the decadent, war-mongering Americans. I'd like to see just one of those countries that is gloating over the erosion of the United States dollar build its own airplane. Does any other country in the world have a plane to equal the Boeing Jumbo Jet, the Lockheed Tri-Star, or the Douglas DC10? If so, why don't they fly them? Why do all the International lines except Russia fly American planes? Why does no other land on earth even consider putting a man or woman on the moon? You talk about Japanese technocracy, and you get radios. You talk about German technocracy, and you get automobiles. You talk about American technocracy, and you find men on the moon-not once, but several times-and safely home again. You talk about scandals, and the Americans put theirs right in the store window for everybody to look at. Even their draft-dodgers are not pursued and hounded. They are here on our streets, and most of them, unless they are breaking Canadian laws, are getting American dollars from ma and pa at home to spend here. When the railways of France, Germany and India were breaking down through age, it was the Americans who rebuilt them. When the Pennsylvania Railroad and the New York Central went broke, nobody loaned them an old caboose. Both are still broke. I can name you 5000 times when the Americans raced to the help of other people in trouble. Can you name me even one time when someone else raced to the Americans in trouble? I don't think there was outside help even during the San Francisco earthquake. Our neighbors have faced it alone, and I'm one Canadian who is damned tired of hearing them get kicked around. They will come out of this thing with their flag high. And when they do, they are entitled to thumb their nose at the lands that are gloating over their present troubles. I hope Canada is not one of those." Stand proud, America! This is one of the best editorials that I have ever read regarding the United States. It is nice that one man realizes it. I only wish that the rest of the world would realize it. We are always blamed for everything, and never even get a thank you for the things we do. I would hope that each of you would send this to as many people as you can and emphasize that they should send it to as many of their friends until this letter is sent to every person on the web. I am just a single American that has read this, I SURE HOPE THAT A LOT MORE READ IT SOON. De nobis fabula narratur, their story is our story There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness." Jesus, A Never Ending Friend "Friends are God's way of taking care of us" Beannachtai agus Siochain

Perhaps there are many of us of the same family............ we just aren't fortunate enough to have learned the county our Irish ancestors came from!

I too, am researching CARROLL and DUNCAN families. Absalom Carroll and his son Benjamin Franklin Carroll, b. 2-17-1809 in SC. Virgil J Duncan, b. 1812 in Ga, mar. Nancy Matilda Gallawy in Itawamba Co., Ms Charles Duncan ----- Original Message ----- From: gsweet <gsweet@bellsouth.net> To: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 3:54 PM Subject: [CARROLL] Carroll - 1901 South Sligo Census > Hi > > > Here is a partial listing of Carroll family names in > Achonry Parish in the South Sligo census of 1901. > > > Spellings as shown > If any family members are missing from census they are more than > likely away working, in the army or already emigrated. > > I finished 4 of 5 reels of the 1901 Achonry Census from the LDS > the 5th reel is on backorder so if you don't see your Walsh etc. > I will post when it comes in. > > Also Researching > Marren,Feely,Brennan,Durcan,Durkin,Durkan,Walsh,McCoy > and Gannon > in South Sligo. > If you connect to any of these please reply.Thanks > George Sweet > gsweet@bellsouth.net > > > > > > > > > Cloonacool > > > John Carroll Head age 68 Farmer > Honora Wife 66 > James Son 33 > Martin Son 24 > Mary Grd Son 7 > > > > > Tubbercurry > > > > Anne Carroll Head age 50-6months Widow > John Son 20 Laborer > > > > > Tubbercurry Ogham > > > > Matthew Carroll Head age 40 Farmer > Winnifred Wife 44 > > > > > Thomas Carroll Head age 50 Farmer > Bridget Wife 45 > Michael Son 23 > Mary Dau 16 > Bridget Dau 10 > Maggie Dau 8 > Lorah Dau 5 > Norah Dau l month > > > > Tubbercurry > > > > John Carroll Head age 32 Laborer > Mary Wife 40 > > > > > Winifred Carroll Head age 28 Shopkeeper Widow > > > > > Bridget Carroll Head age 56 Married > > > > Montiagh > > > > Mary Carroll Head age 50 Widow > Winifred Dau 18 Scholar > > > > > Cloonaughill > > > > Michael Carroll Head age 52 Farmer > Anne Wife 42 > Kate Dau 17 > Norah Dau 15 > Bridget Dau 13 > Winifred Dau 11 > John Son 9 > Maggie Dau 7 > Ellen Dau 4 > Michael Son llMonths > > > > > Bunnacranagh > > > > Michael Carroll Head age 50 Farmer > Bridget Wife 45 > John Son 25 > Kate Dau 18 > Michael Son 16] > Pat Son 14 > Mark Son 12 > Bridget Dau 10 > > > > > James Carroll Head age 45 Farmer > Catherine Wife 45 > Bessy Dau 17 > Michael Son 11 > Thomas Son 2 > Catherine Dau 12 Nurse to Catherine Normally > > > > > John Carroll Head age 57 Farmer > Bridget Wife 43 > Michael Son 24 > Patrick Son 22 > Mary Dau 18 > James Son 17 > Kate Dau 14 > John Son 5 > > > > > Drimbane > > > > Catherine Carroll Head age 70 Cottier Widow > > > > Eskragh Kilmacteige Parish South Sligo > > > > Michael Carroll Head age 34 Farmer > Catherine Wife 35 > Mary Dau 11 > Michael Son 10 > Mark Son 9 > Katie Dau 7 > Bridget Dau 5 > Anne Dau 2 > Bridget Mother 80 >