Rene, Could you tell us when this fairy tale took place and where in America they settled to live happily ever after? Lura ----- Original Message ----- From: <C2it20670@aol.com> To: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 07, 2001 4:11 PM Subject: [CARROLL] CARROLL roll call !!!!! > Hello Cousins ! > -hoping you all had a well blessed holiday season! I am seeking info on > the truely lost CARROL's who hailed from Ireland itself, naturally I am in > hopes that the names strike a bell ...somewhere! > Here's where it gets tricky...Once upon a time Arthur CARROLL > and wife Mary DONNELY were married in Ireland, they had 2 children that I > know of (in Ireland also)..one of which was ROSANA CARROLL.. the next scene > is in America, Rosana marries a wonderful man named Arthur MULLEN (also of > Ireland) > and they have children in the USA.. I have names but no places in which to > research.... any ideas? thanks cousins -and have a blessed New Year! > ~Rene! :) >

Hello Cousins ! -hoping you all had a well blessed holiday season! I am seeking info on the truely lost CARROL's who hailed from Ireland itself, naturally I am in hopes that the names strike a bell ...somewhere! Here's where it gets tricky...Once upon a time Arthur CARROLL and wife Mary DONNELY were married in Ireland, they had 2 children that I know of (in Ireland also)..one of which was ROSANA CARROLL.. the next scene is in America, Rosana marries a wonderful man named Arthur MULLEN (also of Ireland) and they have children in the USA.. I have names but no places in which to research.... any ideas? thanks cousins -and have a blessed New Year! ~Rene! :)

Cheryl, Some questions come to my mind. Do you know where the Craven District was located? How do you know that is where she was born? The reason for those questions is that I know a large part of NC was at one time called Craven County before it was divided into many more. There is still a Craven County, but it is only a tiny remnant of the original. I don't my history of the area well enough to know just when the line between NC and SC was finally settled and whether part of what is now SC may have been in the same Craven County/District as what is now NC. There were early Carrolls in what became Sampson County, NC, and that is where my brick wall appears in 1783. I'll write more about him later. Right now I just wonder if your Sarah could in any way be connected to these same Carrolls. Probably not, but in this game we have to try every possible strategy, don't we? Good luck, Lura ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cheryl" <cheryliz@directlink.net> To: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 07, 2001 3:43 AM Subject: [CARROLL] Are we having a RollCall for the New Year? > Are we having a RollCall for the New Year? Here are the people I am looking > for: > > Sarah CARROLL, born circa 1736 in Craven District, South Carolina, died > April 13, 1808 in Richland District, South Carolina. She married William > FOX circa 1767 in South Carolina. They had 3 sons and 4 daughters, Unity, > Elizabeth, Elisha, Elijah, Anne, Henry and Mary. > > Any information about Sarah CARROLL's parents and ancestors welcome. > > Thanks! > > Cheryl Hollingsworth > cheryliz@directlink.net >

Can anyone on the Carroll list, add to this? Children of John Strain and Isabella Allison: 1 Mary W. Srrain, b. 18 Oct 1788, Washington Co., TN, d. 16 Oct 1855, McDonough Co., IL, buried, Pearce Cem., m. Alexander Campbell. 2 Robert Woods Strain, b. 6 Nov 1790, Leesburg, Washington Co., TN, d. 26 Apr 1870, Limestone, Washington Co., TN, buried Urbana Cem., m. Nancy Biddle. 3 Fannie Jane "Jenny" Strain, b. 17 Jan 1793, Washington Co., TN, d. Jefferson Co., TN. 4 Annalinah Strain m. Henry Carroll. 5 John Allison Strain, b. 29 Jan 1798, Washington Co., TN. 6 William B. Strain, b. 4 Sep 1800, Washington Co., TN, d. 5 Aug 1833,Washington Co., TN, m. Martha Allison Stephenson. 7 Margaret Strain, b. 9 Feb 1804, Washington Co., TN. Children of Henry Carroll and Annalinah "Anne" Strain: 1 Eli Allison Carroll, b. 15 Aug 1828, place unknown, d. 20 Nov 1905, Nixa, Christian Co., m. Winnie A. Inman, b. 9 Nov 1841, Monroe Co., TN, d. 24 Mar 1926, Nixa, Christian Co., MO. Both buried in Payne Cemetery, Nixa, Christian Co., MO. 2 Elizabeth Carroll, b. abt 1832, TN 3 Ann Carroll, b. abt 1834, TN 4 Isabella Carroll, b. abt 1837, McMinn Co., TN, d. 18 Jun 1879, Loudon Co., TN, and John Watts Inman, b. 27 Feb 1843, Roane Co., TN, m. 29 Mar 1868, Monroe Co., TN. Children of Eli Allison Carroll, b. 15 Aug 1828, d. 20 Nov 1905, Nixa, Christian Co., MO, m. Winnie A. Inman, b. 9 Nov 1841, Monroe Co., TN, d. 24 Mar 1926, Nixa, Christian Co., MO. Both are buried in Payne Cemetery, Nixa, Christian Co., MO. 1 David Henry Carroll 2 Elizabeth Jane "Lizzie" Carroll 3 Frederick J. "Fred" Carroll 4 Anahline "Ann" Carroll 5 John William Carroll M. Viana Elizabeth Campbell 6 Nicholas Alfred Carroll 7 Francis Sarah Carroll Children of John William Carroll and Viana Elizabeth Campbell: 1 Warren Eugene Carroll 2 Juanita Carroll 3 Marvine Carroll 4 Fred Daniel Carroll 5 Eula Lee Carroll 6 John W. Carroll, Jr 7 Alfred Lewis Carroll 8 Earnest Bailey Carroll

Looking for the children of William Carroll of North Carolina, possibly of Rutherford County, who fought at the Battle of King's Mountain. Also looking for county birthplace of John Wilson Carroll b. 1793 North Carolina. He may have been born in Rutherford County or Lincoln County. John Wilson Carroll served in the Company of Capt. Twiggs, 8th North Carolina Light Infantry Regiment during the War of 1812. Married Frances "Fanny" Franklin, may be grand niece of Dr. Benjamin Franklin, we aren't certain, however this is part of the family lore. She was born in Virginia according to papers she filed to claim a widows pension and land claim. She and John were married in 1814 and lived in Georgia where their oldest son Elijah Alewine Carroll was born there in 1815, according to his deposition added to her widows claim. John was a fine cabinet maker and carpenter and apparently helped to build homes for the Cherokee before their forced removal in the 1830s which is about the time John left north central Georgia and moved into Kentucky. This is open to interpretation, as we have no paper trail for this family. But he is living in LaRue County or what became LaRue County in 1843. In 1857 his family and that of Benjamin Benedict Wilmoth, who married his daughter Mahala, moved to Edmonson County, Kentucky settling on Long Fall Creek where John died in about 1860. He was buried in what became known as the Old Carroll Cemetery, but it was relocated to Hill Grove Missionary Baptist Church in the 1960's when the Nolin Dam and Reservoir was built. Doyle Sanders, Indian Territory (Oklahoma before 1907)

John CARROLL, Mohawk (Schenectady), New York census 1790, six sons under 16 John CARROLL b. abt 1818 New York m.abt 1850, Jane Abigail CLARK ,b. Massachusetts children born in Schenectady County, NY, Richard, b 1854 Edward, b 1855, Hoffman's Ferry, Schenectady, NY, m. Mary KELLY, 1883, Peoria, IL, d. 1908 Wilmington, IL Mary, b 1858 Dolla, b 1862, m. Henry GOCKLEY Ella, b 1864, m. McLEAN Anna, b 1868 Harriet, b 1851,d 1902

Are we having a RollCall for the New Year? Here are the people I am looking for: Sarah CARROLL, born circa 1736 in Craven District, South Carolina, died April 13, 1808 in Richland District, South Carolina. She married William FOX circa 1767 in South Carolina. They had 3 sons and 4 daughters, Unity, Elizabeth, Elisha, Elijah, Anne, Henry and Mary. Any information about Sarah CARROLL's parents and ancestors welcome. Thanks! Cheryl Hollingsworth cheryliz@directlink.net

Seeking info on my GGM Bridget Carroll, who married Edward Dawson. Bridget was born in Ireland in 1858 to Jeremiah Carroll and Nora Neville Carroll, and died in CA in 1942, having been in the US for 65 years at her death. Any info greatly appreciated! Martha Hamilton Scott __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. http://shopping.yahoo.com/

For anyone interested in the Daniel Carroll of Rock Creek family history authored by Sr. Virgina Geiger, there is currently a copy on auction starting at $9.95 on ebay. You can search by name "Daniel Carroll" or by item number: 525934447. The title is Daniel Carroll II & His Descendants. I already own a copy and am listed, but this is very interesting for casual Carroll researchers since there is so much confusion between Charles, Daniel of Rock Creek and Daniel of Duddington.

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T. H. Carroll and Anna Murphy came from Ireland. Because of the names in the family I am assuming the T is Thomas and the H is probably Henry. They settled in NY. Here they had Catherine A (possibly Angela) Carroll in 12/22/1849 or 1852. These dates are a bit confusing as one document suggests one date and the 1900 Henderson County suggests the later date. They were also Catholic. As you can see they moved to Kentucky in the Henderson County area. She married John T Finan from Ireland and had a son John Thomas Finan. Later on 9/1/1885 she married a John E Rapp and had two more children. Delia C and James Henry. Catherine died in Evansville, IN in 1915. I know there were at least one other sibling and living with the Rapps in the 1920 Evansville, IN census was a Walter Carroll listed as a nephew. This is all the dates I have on them right now. Any info on these Carrolls would be much appreciated. Regina

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In a message dated 12/7/00 2:01:27 AM Eastern Standard Time, NCDUPLIN-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << The children from the first marriage were: John T. b 1824 marr. Catherine Maria LAMB, dau of Wm. This CATHERINE MARIA (LAMB) CARROLL, was born 1820 (she was dau of WILLIAM LAMB (b 1783) my gg-gf, but thru him & his 1st wife, name unknown, but may be a REBECCA (LARKINS). The 1st wife must have died between 1823 (last ch by 1st wife, son AARON M. LAMB) & 1832 (b of son thru 2nd wife, MARGARET (CARROLL.) CATHERINE MARIA (LAMB) was 1st mar to BENJAMIN LARKINS of New Hanover Co, who died - before she mar JOHN T. CARROLL, the son of JAMES CARROLL (who was bro of my MARGARET (CARROLL) LAMB. James Henry b 1827 marr. Catherine HUFFAM, of NC Daniel B. b 1829 marr. Theresa HARRIS, dau of Moses S. Lura, here's that DANIEL B. CARROLL mar to THERESA (HARRIS) so now thanks to Fran & to Ashley, we know he is son of JAMES CARROLL & JAMES' 1st wife, ELIZABETH (CARROLL) CARROLL, dau of THOMAS CARROLL... Would anyone like to count the CARROLLS here & figure out these relationships? <g> I really appreciate the postings by Fran & Ashley - it's nice to see more of the whole picture on the CARROLLs after they get to GA... Sarah Howell Studstill William Joseph b 1831 Elizabeth Ann b 1832 marr. James S. HARRIS brother to Theresa Martha J. b 1834 died single Charity Maria b 1837 marr. Andrew J. LILES Edwin B. b 1839 marr. Julia CHASTAIN, dau of John Margaret U. b 1841 marr. Elijah CARTER, son of Samuel David F. b 1845 Killed in C.S.A. George W. b 1848 died in boyhood >>

Old Town Cemetery, Milltown, GA [shs-note: Milltown is now Lakeland, Berrien Co is now Lanier Co, GA] JAMES CARROLL, b in NC March 6, 1801, d Sept 25, 1869. O.U. CARROLL, dau of J. T. CARROLL, b Aug 18, 1852, d June 7, 1854.

Respond directly to Mr. Molaison, NOT to me. Cal ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ray Molaison" <Mauser@hilconet.com> To: <CARROLL-L-request@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 12:00 AM Subject: Relative named Carroll > Dear Sir: > I am originally from New Orleans, LA. My grandfather my mother's side was named Wordie Carroll. I recall him mentioning his grandfather Thomas Carroll, who fought in the Civil War with the Louisiana Tigers. After the war, Thomas Carroll moved to Ville Platte, LA, and was a Justice of the Peace, and possibly a minister. I will look for more information on these matters, but in the meantime could you let me know if this is the Thomas Carroll mentioned in your Carroll chart. My name is Raymond E. Molaison, Jr. >

Please change my d-mail from "glynnes@aol.com" to: glynnes@bigfoot.com Thank you.

As I have not posted for a while, and have picked up some new info- here's hoping someone may be able to help me w/ my earliest Ferguson (so far) and Carroll. If you recognize any of the following, I would love to hear from you! William FERGUSON, b. 1778, presumably Washington County, PA. In 1803, he moves to Wayne Township area of Jefferson County, OH, settles on a farm there, and dies on that farm in 1868. He marries Margaret CARROLL around that time, either in PA or OH. As there are several CARROLLs in Jefferson County, perhaps she is from OH. According to a Jefferson County History, William is of Scottish ancestry. Margaret is not listed in William's will, so I will assume that she predeceased him. The children of the union, according to William's 1868 will are: James Ferguson m. Sarah Woods Robert Ferguson m. Elizabeth Porter Jefferson County, OH 1827 Samuel Ferguson Mary Ferguson m. Archibald Simeral Sarah Ferguson m. Archibald Leech Elizabeth Ferguson m. William Moorehead Bethiah Ferguson m. William Shannon Margaret Ferguson m. Thomas Miller Rachel Ferguson m. David Dunlevy I am descended through son, Robert FERGUSON. According to the Delaware County, OH 1850 Census, his family was as follows: Wife- Elizabeth, age 43 William Ferguson b. 8-26-1832 m. Mary Elizabeth Rosecrans June 13, 1854 Margaret J. Ferguson b. abt 1835 James Ferguson b. abt. 1837 Winfield Ferguson b. abt 1838 Mary A. Ferguson b. abt. 1840 Nathan P. Ferguson b. abt 1843 Robert and Elizabeth are buried in the Old Blue Cemetery, Kingston, Delaware County, OH. My line picks up with William and Mary Elizabeth as they move to Wayne County, IA and start their family there.Mary Elizabeth dies in 1891, and William remarries his first cousin, Mary Bethiah Ferguson, daughter of James Ferguson and Sarah Woods. William dies in 1922 at the age of 90. He and his first wife are buried in Promise City, IA

Hello I am new to this group. I have a Catherine A Carroll b. in 1849 or 1852. Conflicting info on year of birth. She was born in NY. Her parents were according to second husband from Ireland. She moved to (why or when I do not know) to Cloverport, Breckinridge County, KY and along the line married a John Finan. Either from Ireland or PA. They had a son named John T Finan in 1887 in Henderson County, KY. In 1885 she married John E Rapp in Evansville, Vanderburgh, County, IN. She shows up in 1900 in Henderson County with her new husband and two children by him along with John T Finan. After that John married in 1901 and they all moved back to Evansville, IN. Where Catherine A Carroll Finan Rapp died in 1915. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Regina

On a trip to the NC Archives some time ago, I copied some Sampson County, NC will abstracts. Someone had asked me for these, so I thought I would share with the list. I am still behind in fulfilling requests some of you. I'll try to get to them. Remind me if I don't. The abstracts come from page 21 of: SAMPSON COUNTY WILLS 1784 - 1900 abstracted by Elizabeth E. Ross, 396 Little Creek Church Road, Clayton, NC 27520 I'm afraid I failed to get the publisher and copyright date. * * * * CARRELL Alexander 25 Feb. 1827 prob. date not found Wife Lucey Carrell - feather bed & furn.; household & kitchen furn.; livestock; all tools, during her lifetime -Daughter Rebekah Carrel - prop. given to wife, at her death -Daughter Phanney Bridges $1.00 -Son Weslie Carrel - $1.00 -Son Reason Carrell - $1.00 -Daughter Maryann Tedder - 2 yr. old heifer -Daughter Betsy Ann Royall - 1 heifer Rem. prop. to wife during life, then to daughter Rebekah Carrell Exec: Wife Lucey Carrell, Hardy Royal signed Alexander Carrell Wit: Daniel Williams, Nathan Williams, Thomas Maxwell * NC State Archives CARRELL Jesse Sr 10 Mar. 1802 prob. 13 Nov.1808 Wife Rachel Carrell - -Son John Carrell plant. where he now lives 295 ac. -Son Jesse Carrell old plant. whereon I formerly lived 355 ac., negroes Dick Ben; feather bed & furn.; I mare; livestock -Son Thomas Carrell - 356 ac. land on upperside of Stuarts Ck. adj. my Mill Br., negroes David, Jean & Aban; feather bed & furn. -Dau Mary Collins - negro girl Missey(sic) -Dau Priscilla Carrell - negro woman Doll; livestock; feather bed & furn.; cotton wheel & cards -Son Joseph Carrell - plant. whereon I now live 355 ac. on Peacock Br.; negroes Hal, Willis & Rose; Mill; still; rem. livestock Jesse (I) Carrell Exec: sons John Carrell, Jesse Carrell Wit: John Carrel, David Chesnutt, Alexander Chesnutt * NC State Archives CARRELL John 22 May 1814 prob. 16 Aug.1814 Wife Rachel Carrell - my land; livestock; household furn.; working tools -Son Raeford Carrell - I horse, saddle, bridle & gun After wife's death, prop. to be divided amongst my children. [none named] Exec: Rachel Carrell John (X) Carrell Wit: Hiram Blackburn, Raiford Carroll * NC State Archives CARROLL John Sr 12 Jan. 1761 prob. date not found Wife Mary Carroll - my whole est., lands & utensils, during NL or widowhood, except such things as I mention -Son John Carroll - plant. whereon I now live & all appurtenances after death of his mother -Children John, Joseph, Dorcas & Rachel Carroll - all moveable est. to be equally divided between my children -I bay horse Gallant, to be sold & money equally divided Exec: wife Mary Carroll, son John Carroll signed John Carroll Wit: Dempsey Benton, John Beaker, Henry Hollingsworth * Deed Ek. 3 pg. 124, Register of Deeds, SampsonCo Ct House [only] CARROLL Lewis 16 July 1872 prob. 16 Nov. 1872 Wife Eliza Carroll - during NL or widowhood, all land where I now live; all livestock; plant. & farming tools; household & kitchen furn.; crops; notes -Son George W Carroll all land above the road adj. AB Carroll -Son William Carroll part of land adj. GW Carroll, W Gregory & BW Gunn -Son C Tate Carroll land adj. W Gregory, Wm Matthews & Wm J Carroll -3 youngest sons Geo W, Wm J & Cornelius G Carroll - I bed & furn each. -2 daus Rebecca P Merriman & Moriah A Southerland to be equally divided - rem. personal prop. after death of wife -Rem. children Mary B Croom, Rachel C Royal, Frank M Carroll, James L Carroll & Amma B Carroll - I have given & devised to them already Exec: sons Franklin M Carroll, James L Carroll signed Lewis Carroll Wit: Archibald Matthis, Wm S Matthis * NC State Archives CARROLL Raiford 9 Sept. 1848 prob. Nov. Ct 1858 Wife Sarah Carroll - negroes Calvin, Rachel, Maria, Adaline & child Ann, George, Chany, Jack, Isaac, Bob, & Charles; after death of wife, sd negroes unto children begotten of her body, Eilzabeth, Thomas E, Stephen P. & Junius P Carroll equally divided. The land & plant. where I reside ea 450 ac. BS Big & Little Coharre, after death or marriage of wife; household & kitchen furn.; livestock. Exec. to sell lands at public sale & proceeds to be equally divided among 5 sons, David, Thomas, Stephen & John 0 & Junius *Location of Will p.21 Raiford's will must be continued on the next page. This is all that I got. I do not have the book. Lura