to wcarroll@mis.net and the Carroll list administrator: While wcarroll has a valid concept, his message to me and the others on his broadcast thru the list is JUNK MAIL. It is just as unsolicited as the snail mail. Please stop.

Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2001 7:46 AM Subject: Fwd: Fw: Fw: What to do with JUNK MAIL > > > > > > > This is a fantastic idea on what to do with junk > > mail - I Love it! - > > let's > > all try it!! > > > > Here's the deal: > > Tired of getting all those pre-approved letters in > > the mail for > > everything > > from credit cards to 2nd Mortgages, and junk like > > that? > > > > If the answer is, "Yes!" read on. > > If "no", read on anyway since many of us don't care > > for banks and credit > > card > > companies anyway. > > > > As you know, most, if not all of those letters come > > with a postage > > "PREPAID" > > envelope. > > Why not get rid of some of your other junk mail and > > put it in these cool > > little envelopes! > > If you didn't get anything else that day, then just > > send them their > > application back! > > Just make sure your name isn't on anything you send > > them. > > Heck, you can send it back empty if you want. Keep > > 'em guessing that > > way. > > > > Let's turn this into a chain letter! > > Eventually, the banks will begin getting all their > > crap back in the mail. > > > > > > Let's let them know what it's like to get junk mail, > > and best of all... > > THEY'RE paying for it...Twice! > > Only in America! > > > > WAIT!!!!! HERE'S THE BEST PART; > > You already know that the USPS has increased postage > > rates again, > > starting > > the first week of January 2001. > > Now if all of us start mailing back all the junk > > mail we receive to other > > > > junk mailers in their 'postage paid' envelopes....we > > just might delay the > > > > next rate hike from the USPS for years and years!! > > > > Send this to a friend or two or three . . . .Do > > it and thanks to you > > all. > > > > > > > > > < > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. > http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

Re: Carroll must be as numerous as Smith 1659 Census Abstract; Irish Family Journal Caroll Pn (principal name) Kilkenny, Kings Carrell Pn Meath, Westmeath Carroll Pn Tipperary, Dublin, Kilkenny, Cork McCarroll Queens, Londonderry O Carroll Limerick City O Carrull Pn Clare, Limerick I suggest that, if you have not already, log on to Clan Cian http:\\www.clancian-carroll.com. My search is for the parents, family, etc. of Colin Carrell (some records are Collin Carroll) b. 1762 Connaught (?), brought to America by party of immigrants from Cork, taken into household of (Charles Littler ?) in 1768 in Frederick, Co., VA. m. Ann Margaret Littler. They had George Bruce, George Wells, Elijah Littler, Margaret M., Martha, Mary Ann, Lydia, Eli Hinkle. He d. 20 Dec 1811; Ann Margaret d. 21 Feb 1851 in Berkeley Co., VA. Pete

I am interested in your Fall River Directory. I lost your e-mail among the CARROLL roll call listers. Please contact me - cmorley1@tampabay.rr.com Loved your web-site. I have it in my Favorites list, but it does not give your address.

I’m looking for the ancestry of Nancy Carroll, b. 27 Jan 1809 in Washington County, MD, married Samuel McFarland in Washington County, MD, probably in Boonsboro. She had daughter Mary b. 6 Sep 1829 in Hagerstown, MD. The family settled in Ogle County IL after 1839. Thanks.

Hi List; Here is my one and only Carroll. Hope someone can help me w/her parents. (The following is from a book on the Bozeman family) "Meady Bozeman, b.1784 married Miss Lucy Carroll, b. 1797, a woman of active vigorous mind, great strength of character, and as fearless as a heroine." "She was baptised by Rev. N.L. Clarke, of Miss." She is probably buried w/ her husband Meady Bozeman, about 40 miles N.E. of Meridian, Ms.

Hello there Seeing as everybody else is asking, I thought that I'd join in too. Anybody know of any CARROLL's in Bradford, Yorkshire, England? Specifically: James Terence CARROLL, b1921, Bradford to a Mary Doyle David John CARROLL, b 1945 to Audrey Carroll, nee BARRANS TIA Vicci _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

Hi Donna: My CARROLL's moved in the 1860's from McNairy County, TN to Posey County, IN which at the very southern tip of Indiana and borders on KY and IL. I don't know of anyone named ELLIOTT CARROLL in my line, but I just might not have the connection. Good luck in your search, Faye Carroll Strycker

To: ecalde6045@aol.com I don't think I know your John J. Carroll, but if you would give some dates and more information it might help someone else identify him. Folks on these mail lists are always very helpful if they can be, but without information there just isn't much we can do to help. Err on the side of giving too much information, rather than not enough. For example: -Where in NY was he born? -Which census in Kansas? -Daughters are important, too. Do you know their names? Do you know who they married? -When was Walter born? -When did he die? -IF you father is now dead, you might want to give dates for him, too. If he is still alive, it might be best to not give those dates. That is up to your discretion. I'll bet folks will try to help if they can. Lura ----- Original Message ----- From: <ECalde6045@aol.com> To: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 12:31 PM Subject: Re: [CARROLL] Roll Call > Ok. I'll try once more. Anyone have a John J Carroll family. He was born > in NY. Last census was in Kansas. Children Walter Edward, and some > daughters. Born in Neodasha Kansas. He is my grandfather but was dead > before I arrived on the scene. My father was Samuel Edward Carroll, Born in > Kansas also. He had lots of brothers and sisters who ended up in Hammond, > Indiana. > Thanks ecalde6045@aol.com >

Ok. I'll try once more. Anyone have a John J Carroll family. He was born in NY. Last census was in Kansas. Children Walter Edward, and some daughters. Born in Neodasha Kansas. He is my grandfather but was dead before I arrived on the scene. My father was Samuel Edward Carroll, Born in Kansas also. He had lots of brothers and sisters who ended up in Hammond, Indiana. Thanks ecalde6045@aol.com

Am researching Martin and Margaret CARROLL who immigrated to Burlington, IA. ca .1850 with their three daughters. Both Martin and Margaret born ca. 1810, Ireland and died while resding in Burlington. Mary born ca 1844 Julia born ca 1846 Bridget born ca 1848 All three daughters were born in Ireland prior to Martin's and Margaret's emigration. Mary married M. W. SHEEHAN Julia married Edw. MACKIN Bridget married Daniel MADDEN Any connections? Gerry in Jefferson City

My Carroll is from the Vanceburg, Ky area [no documents] Benjamin Carroll unknown wife-no dates] daughter was Adaline Victoria Carroll born Sept 14, 1841 in Jefferson Co.,Stubenville,Oh and married William Eual Breech in Wood Co,Parkersburg,W.VA. Children are: Naoma born Oh, Louis W.b. Ky, Ida,Rosaan?,Etta M.,Wm.,Henry F.,Charles C.,Thomas O.,Arthur B.Breech. from Doris Breech Moore dorisdon@i-1.nwt

I am searching for info on Thomas and James E. Carroll (father and son respectively) who were in Starksville, Oktibbeha, Mississippi during the 1850's. Carolyn Popp

Does anyone connect to this family? JAMES1 CARROLL was born 1826, and died 1890 in Abilene, Dickinson Co., Kansas. He married MARY CRILLEY January 03, 1854 in Lockport, Will Co. Illinois. She was born 1839, and died 1921 in Abilene, Dickinson Co., Kansas. :James and Mary Carroll were living in Lock Port,Will County, Illinois, where the first two children were born. They moved to Lemont, Cook County, Illinois about 1860 and to Dickinson County, Kansas, in 1870. Children of JAMES CARROLL and MARY CRILLEY are: i. PETER2 CARROLL, b. 1855, Lockport, Illinois; d. 1926, Abilene, Kansas. ii. THOMAS CARROLL, b. 1859. iii. MARY JANE CARROLL, b. 1861 d 1947 .iv. KATHRYN CARROLL, b. 1863; d. 1938. v. ELLA CARROLL, b. 1868; d. 1939. vi. JAMES CARROLL, b. 1869; d. 1944. vii. JULIA CARROLL, b. 1886; d. 1941.

----- Original Message ----- From: wcarroll <wcarroll@mis.net> To: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 10:36 AM Subject: [CARROLL] ROLLCALL Catherine CARROLL born 1845-47 on Wabash river Ind. brother... John CARROLL birth ? lived 1877 in Ind....his daughter Mary Ellen CARROLL born 1877 West Va or Ohio Bapt Lawrence Co Ohio Catherine and John's mother was named Mary...father ? John's wife was Mary MEINOS from West Va Catherine married Richard BARRON 1866 Lawrence Co Ohio

Seeking descendants and researchers of Daniel CARROLL d 1714 Westmoreland Co, VA; son Dempse 1711-1776 m Frances SANFORD - looking for info on all descendants. My line is through dau Jemima who m 1753 Sylvester WELCH. Jim Bartlett jimbartlett@mindspring.com (new) Gaithersburg, MD

I would appreciate any help any one can give me on a Luke Carroll who lived in Grayson County, VA from abt 1793 to 1839 when I believe he died. His wife was Martha. He had a son Daniel who was a primitive Baptist minister and moved to Ky abt 1837/38. Daniel left Grayson County, VA in 1830 and moved to Lee County, VA. He left Lee County, VA in 1837 and was performing marriages in Carter County, KY in 1838. I need siblings of Daniel or any help at all on him or his father, Luke. Linda Crose

Newell Walton CARROLL was b abt 1816 in GA or TN and mar. Nancy IRBY (b 1823 in TN) on July 22, 1841 in Marshall Co., MS. Their Children: Thomas Burpo b July 4, 1847 in MS R. M. Catherine William H. Munroe Fanny Geems Thomas Burpo CARROLL mar. Mary Catherine HANCOCK in 1866 in Marshall Co., MS. By 1871 they were in Ellis Co., TX Their children: Nancy 1867 William Walton 1871 Thomas LeRoy 1874 Newell Edward 1878 Robert Pelham 1881 Fleming, TX Irving J. 1883 Comanche Co., TX Mary Catherine died in 1914 and Thomas Burpo moved to California. I'd like to find Newell CARROLL's parents and siblings and any other CARROLL descend- ants. Please contact me at Leenaum50@aol.com

I am looking for Carrolls from Kildorrery, Cork They could have gone to Quebec or Australia or anywhere. I look for people who trace back to Carrolls born from 1813-1840: names such as Denis, Peggy/Margaret, Ellen, Edmond, Mary, Catherine, and Anthony. Jan janfortado@mediaone.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <CARROLL-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <CARROLL-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 11:00 AM Subject: CARROLL-D Digest V01 #5

Well Hello!!!!!! I have been patiently reading all these Roll Call's and you're the first one with any KY connection. Amazingly, Bowling Green, KY. My search is for the ancestors and siblings of one Elliott Carroll(dob ~ 1870), my grandfather I found him on the 1910 Census in Warren CO, KY. with his wife, children and in-laws. The in-laws name may be spelled wrong as our family has Mattie Carroll's maiden name as Hurt, not Hurd. Wife Mattie 34, Kentucky (dob~1876) Son Joseph 08, Kentucky Daughter Margaret 06, KentuckySon Elliott 03, (dob~1907) KentuckyFather-in-law James Hurb 73, Kentucky (dob~1937)Mother-in-law Mary 71, Kentucky (dob~1839) Son Elliott was one of twins named Elliott Sherwood and Elliott Scherer I know, from an old newspaper notice, that Elliott was one of two son's and his mother, a widow moved to Bowling Green. She remarried, to a Wise ? Perhaps I'm related to your cousin Faye? My grandparents moved to Indiana after this census but my grandmother was returned to Bowling Green for burial. If Carroll's are not the Smith's of Ireland they certainly are south of the Mason-Dixon!! Thanks for reading. Donna ----- Original Message ----- From: Doyle Sanders <gunnyd@swbell.net> To: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 5:05 AM Subject: Re: [CARROLL] Carroll roll call > I have only been on the list a short while, but I am beginning to see that my > search is almost futile. It is now apparent that Carroll's are the Smith's of > Ireland. Does anyone have a general consensus of when the Carroll migration > began to this country. My John Wilson Carroll was born in North Carolina in 1793 > which means at least his father was born in about 1765-1770. > > Just in the past week, I have seen New England Carroll's, Georgian's, New Jersey > and of course Irish. > > Would there be a consensus on this list as to the most knowledgeable persons > concerning this family. Surely this line has a common ancestor. > > At least two of my cousins, Faye Carroll of Bowling Green, Kentucky and Virginia > Lee of Coweta, Oklahoma and myself, have been looking for years trying to find > just one shred of evidence of the early life of John Wilson Carroll. Admittedly > he is hard to track, being somewhat nomadic in his travels before arriving in > Kentucky. At one time I thought I'd find his roots in Maryland or his father, > but we have not established his parentage. Family lore states he was born in > Chester County, South Carolina, however, subsequent findings state he was born in > North Carolina. All of the Carrolls of Grayson, Hart, Edmonson, Barren and > Warren Counties, Kentucky can trace their ancestry to this man. Many Kentucky > Wilmoth's and Constants can do the same as well as many of the Sanders in the > same area. > > Doyle Sanders > Tulsa, OK >