FOR THOSE FOLKS WHO RECEIVED THE PREVIOUS MESSAGE I WROTE REGARDING THE FAMILIES OF ORANGE COUNTY....I MEANT NORTH CAROLINA. PLEASE EXCUSE ME FOR THIS UNFORGIVEABLE MISTAKE. I WAS RATHER WRAPPED UP IN WHAT I WAS LOOKING AT. SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY KATHY

----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathy Casagranda" <butte@gci.net> To: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 19, 2000 10:38 AM Subject: [CARROLL] Moses Carroll > I see by looking at census records that there was a Moses Carroll as early > as 1820 listed in the census for Orange County. Does anyone know to whom > he belongs? Orange County Where ? >

I have the following information from Wills of Carroll men in NC Any information on these families would be more than appreciated. I am at a preverbial dead end. Bute County Milbrough Carroll, 1774 Names Sons Thomas and Charles. Names a Betty Wilkins but no relationship listed. Gives land in Brunswick County VA to his son Charles John Mosely executor John Carrol, 1814 Granville County, NC Names daughter Polly Harris, daughter Elizabeth (looks like Moore), wife Rebecca John Carroll, 1822, Moore County Daughter Charlotte, son Alexander Carroll, Sons in laws, Edmond Wade and Lindsley Wade, son John Carroll dec., son James B Carroll, son Starling Carroll, daughter Polly Martin wife of John Martin, daughter Huldy Wade, wife of Edmond Wade, sister Wade wife of Lidsley Wade, and the child of my son Jesse Carroll descd.., daughter Susanna. Executor, A W Bryde William Carroll, October 26, 1781, Granville County NC Wife Elizabeth, Son Jesse Carroll, youngest daughter Mary Carroll, son Thomas Carroll, son John Carroll, William Carroll Jr. and Spencer Carroll, daughter Jenny Carroll, daughter Ann Champion, daughter Elizabeth (looks like Garrard or Yard-very hard to read) There was a Moses Carroll that married Margaret Rhew November 3, 1854 in Orange County, NC? Who is this? Lemuel Carroll married Elizabeth Lloyd July 27, 1804 in Orange County. Is he related to Benjamin Carroll? Moses Carell as bondsman for James Cheek and Polley Hobbs February 15, 1809 in Orange County. Would he be a brother of Benjamin? Does anyone know if any of the Benjamin Carrolls of Orange County was a preacher? I have only the following lead to my family. "The great grandfather of my son Carroll (would be born mid 1700's) owned a farm in three miles of Raleigh North Carolina. He had several sons: One Benjamin, who became a preacher, John and Calvin went to Louisiana (John born 1812, Calvin circa 1825) There was also a Moses. " The name Sydney may also somehow be involved but not sure on that one. I include the following information from Granville County as this is associated with Orange County >From History and Genealogies of Old Granville County, NC 1746-1800 June 4, 1755, Joana, abt 13 yrs, Delany 9 yrs, Orphans of Benjamin Carrol, wife Eliza Carrol living, bound to Moses Myrick, former to be Spinster and latter a shoemaker. September 21, 1759 Daniel Carrol of VA enter as securities for Orphans of David Douglas August 14, 1762, Elizabeth Carroll, Guardianship Bond. unto James Paine, Robert Harris and Richard Henderson Esq. Justices of Granville County. John Terrill Jr. guardian of Eliz. Carrol daughter of George Carroll. May 12, 1762, Thomas Carroll witness of Will of William Moss of Duplin County NC Finally, does anyone know who Dixon Carroll was listed in the 1830 census for Orange County, NC? My Calvin was named Calvin Dixon Carroll and the name Dixon was passed down through other generations. Hope to hear from you. Kathy

I see by looking at census records that there was a Moses Carroll as early as 1820 listed in the census for Orange County. Does anyone know to whom he belongs? 1779 C640 CARROLL Charles N/A N/A N/A Tax Roll (Appears to be the first listed in this county) 1790 1790 C640 CARROL Stephen M-637 097 No CENSUS - Tax 1790 C640 CARROLL Benjamin M-637 097 No CENSUS - Tax 1790 C640 CARROLL Henry M-637 095 No CENSUS - Tax 1790 C640 CARROLL Michael M-637 097 No CENSUS - Tax 1790 C640 CARROLL Robert M-637 095 No CENSUS - Tax 1800 1800 C640 CARRAL Benjamin M-32 034 613 32101-00110-00 1800 C640 CARREL Charles M-32 034 553 20100-00100-00 1800 C640 CARREL James M-32 034 615 12010-20010-00 1800 C640 CARREL Michael M-32 034 558 01010-00001-00 1800 C640 CARRELL Charles M-32 034 503 20100-00100-08 1800 C640 CARRIL Charles M-32 034 557 20110-00100-00 1800 C640 CARRILL Benjamin M-32 034 614 32101-00110-00 1810 1810 C640 CAROL Lunnel M-252 041 137 NdRcd 1810 C640 CARRALL John M-252 041 152 NdRcd 1810 C640 CARRALL Stephen M-252 041 151 NdRcd 1810 C640 CARROL A. M-252 041 148 NdRcd 1810 C640 CARROLL Archibale M-252 041 167 NdRcd 1810 C640 CARROLL Ben. M-252 041 167 NdRcd 1810 C640 CARROLL James M-252 041 152 NdRcd 1810 C640 CARROLL M. M-252 041 147 NdRcd (could also be Moses Carroll) 1810 C640 CARROLL Nimrod M-252 041 151 NdRcd 1820 C640 CARROL Benjamin M-33 082 394 NdRcd 1820 C640 CARROL Benjamin M-33 082 396 NdRcd 1820 C640 CARROL James M-33 082 384 NdRcd 1820 C640 CARROL John M-33 082 386 NdRcd 1820 C640 CARROL Lemuel M-33 082 384 NdRcd 1820 C640 CARROL Mical M-33 082 382 NdRcd 1820 C640 CARROL Moses M-33 082 388 NdRcd 1820 C640 CARROL Stephen M-33 082 396 NdRcd 1830 C640 CARROLL ALCEY* M-19 123 262 SOUTH DISTRICT 1830 C640 CARROLL ARCHIBALD M-19 123 280 SOUTH DISTRICT 1830 C640 CARROLL BENJAMIN M-19 123 262 SOUTH DISTRICT 1830 C640 CARROLL BENJAMIN M-19 123 282 SOUTH DISTRICT 1830 C640 CARROLL CHALRES M-19 123 262 SOUTH DISTRICT 1830 C640 CARROLL DIXON M-19 123 276 SOUTH DISTRICT 1830 C640 CARROLL James M-19 123 267 SOUTH DISTRICT 1830 C640 CARROLL MOSES M-19 123 280 SOUTH DISTRICT 1830 C640 CARROLL STEPHEN M-19 123 258 SOUTH DISTRICT 1840 C640 CARROL Alsey* M-704 367 256 SOUTHERN DIVISI 1840 C640 CARROL Archy M-704 367 254 SOUTHERN DIVISI 1840 C640 CARROL Benjamin M-704 367 239 SOUTHERN DIVISI 1840 C640 CARROL Eli M-704 367 254 SOUTHERN DIVISI 1840 C640 CARROL James M-704 367 223 SOUTHERN DIVISI 1840 C640 CARROL Lemuel M-704 367 223 SOUTHERN DIVISI 1840 C640 CARROL Lemuel Jr. M-704 367 221 SOUTHERN DIVISI 1840 C640 CARROL Nancy M-704 367 255 SOUTHERN DIVISI 1840 C640 CARROLL Benjamin M-704 367 215 SOUTHERN DIVISI 1840 C640 CARROLL Charles M-704 367 250 SOUTHERN DIVISI

Looking for John Carroll born in Nebraska who married Roxie ( last name unknown). His parents were Charles Owen Carroll and Harriet Fisk Marilyn baehler

Kathy: I found your email very interesting since I am also a descendant of Benjamin Carroll and Nancy Peeler. Were the children that you listed theirs or Archibald's? Some of the children I have for Benjamin and Nancy are different from yours. Mine are listed according to the Will of Benjamin. You can check mine out at Familytreemaker.com and type in "Wanda Faye Strycker" and my home site should come up. I would like to talk to you further about this after you have looked mine over. Thanks, Faye Carroll Strycker

Sorry, Benjamin Carroll married Nancy Peeler January 13, 1786. They had a son Archibald Carroll whom married Ester Warren October 21, 1808. Thier children WERE Nancy Carroll born 1814 Benjamin Carroll born 1821 Moses Carroll born 1826 Betsey Carroll born 1828 James Carroll born 1836 Archibald Carroll born 1837 Becca Carroll born 1843

The folks at the NC Library were kind enough to send me information on the family of Benjamin Carroll of Orange County, NC. This has a wonderful outline and some Will informaion. I am specifically looking for those related to Archibald Carroll, son of Benjamin Carroll and Nancy Peeler whom married January 13, 1786. Their children include Nancy Carroll born 1814 Benjamin Carroll born 1821 Moses Carroll born 1826 Betsey Carroll born 1828 James Carroll born 1836 Archibald Carroll born 1837 Becca Carroll born 1843 Found in records pertaining to my family is the following. John Berry Carroll was born circa 1812 near Raleigh, North Carolina. He married 1) Sarah Ann Shelburne daughter of Silas Shelburne and Margaret Knott. They had issue of their marriage the 2 children . Dated 24 June 1841 and filed 26 Dec. 1846. John Carroll and his wife, Sarah Ann, sold Sabine River land to Hugh P. Dear. (Conveyance Bk A, p. 294) The following information on John Carroll was found at the Historical Museum in Marshall, Harrison County, Texas. It was written by his daughter-in-law, Elizabeth Montgomery that married his son Daniel from a second marriage. The Carroll family is of Irish ancestry, the name being formerly OCarroll. It is said that and OCarroll was King of Ireland in its early history. "The Carrolls that came to America dropped the O and because of their differences in creed separated. The Carrolls of Baltimore being Catholics. The Protestant branch of the family went to North Carolina. The Gr Grandfather of Daniel Watkins Carroll (would be John Berry Carrolls grfather) owned a farm in three miles of Raleigh N.C. He had several sons: Benjamin, who became a preacher--John and Calvin went to Louisiana. There was also a Moses, which I think proves that the family was great Bible readers and Calvinists. What is most important here is that Benjamin and Moses are listed in the same family and also in the outline above. Would like to hear from anyone associated with this line. Kathy

Thought the List should see this-bounced to me from a "non-subscribed" address. Cal -----Original Message----- From: Scottie Mabry-Howles <jwh@ponyexpress.net> To: carroll-l@rootsweb.com <carroll-l@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, August 10, 2000 5:41 AM Subject: {not a subscriber} Jesse Carroll >Came across this in the morning paper. Maybe you belong here. > >The Wm. White Chapter of the DAR will sponsor the 2nd annual Jesse CARROLL Day at noon on Aug. 27, 2000 at Big Lake Lodge, Big Lake, MO (extreme NW Mo, almost in Nebraska!) It is hosted by Jesse's gggrandson, Norman Marion. A heritage workshop will be from 10- 3 on Aug 26 in Oregon, MO. For info call 660-446-2265. > >Scottie in St. Joe, MO >

I have a Charles CARROLL , who was the brother of my great grandfather Thomas P. Carroll. Charles was the oldest of eight children. I have very little other information except that my g grandfather was born in New Brunswick, Canada on June 16, 1862. Their first seven children were born in Duluth, Minn. I checked Joe Carroll's web site and it doesn't look like any of his Charles' are connected with mine. Chris Ellis In a message dated 07/26/2000 9:24:08 PM Pacific Daylight Time, jdp30@gte.net writes: << CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com >>

Passing the message below to the list.... reply directly to them... Jim Downing Subj: Newton & Nora Carroll Date: 8/11/00 4:35:40 PM Central Daylight Time From: "dchanet"@pld.com@pld.com (Pionex Elite) To: BGandy007@aol.com I am inquiring about Newton & Nora Carroll-(especially about Nora) she is my grandmother and lived in Cherokee county, Oklahoma. She died of the 1918-1919 flu and my mother was about 3 years old. She was of english descent, and was buried in Molly Fields cemetery near Tahlequah, Oklahoma. The family bible was destroyed by fire which I am sure listed the events (marriage, etc.) We know Newton was from South Carolina and was about l/4 Cherokee Indian. Nora was born in 1889 and died in 1919. Three children were born to them, Raymond, Ervin and Cynthia. Cynthia is the only surviving child. She will be 84 this year, and I'm having trouble locating anything about "Nora" her mother. I was amazed by the number of Carroll's listed! My e-mail is katz@globenetworks.com. Would appreciate anything you might know about this side of the family. If anything, it is really interesting to read all of Carroll's! Hope to hear from you! --------------------------------------------- <A HREF="http://gladads.com/index.htm">Wichita Falls and Texoma Shopping and Dining - Find It Here... GladAds.com</A> ( http://www.GladAds.com )

-----Original Message----- From: Don and Marcia Bastian <bastians@tds.net> To: CARROLL-L@rootsweblcom <CARROLL-L@rootsweblcom> Date: Thursday, August 10, 2000 10:52 AM Subject: WI Carrolls >I have very limited information on my Carroll (or variant spelling) line and >am posting names here in case they may sound familiar to one of you. Mary >Ann Carroll apparently died in 1893 or 95 during childbirth. As I do not >have any specific birth information, we can only guess at the range of dates >based on her death. She was married to James LAVERTY, born 12 June 1841 in >Northern Ireland and died 1921 in Mineral Point (Iowa county) WISCONSIN. >We've been told that Mary Ann taught school for awhile in Mazomanie WI (Dane >county) and that several of their children were possibly born there. Their >children were: Mary, Kate, Michael J, Barney, Jane, Rose, Margaret Ann, >Patsy and infant who died. Mary Ann's parents were Thomas CARROLL and Ann >Devine or Ann McGinty. Does anyone know of individuals by these names >(especially Thomas and Mary Ann), possibly born in Iowa county? Thanks. >I realize its a long shot. . . Marcia Bastian bastians@tds.net > >

Hi Lura and Jackie, I've been following your dialog. Please keep the rest of us Sampson Co. Carrell descendants informed of what you come up with about the relationship of Alexander Carrell to the other Carrells of Sampson Co. Dan Kimel

Jackie Purdy wrote: > Lura, I am sure we have chatted in the past regarding our Carroll line, > Mine being Jesse Carroll & Mary Rachel Gavin; John Carroll and Ann "Nancy" > Hollingsworth; John Durham Carroll & Zilphia Chesnutt; Martha Jane > "Mattie" Carroll & Thomas Fryar all of Sampson & Duplin counties, Mattie > Carroll Fryar and Thomas Absalom Dutton of Egypt, Effingham Co.GA.. Yes, Jackie, we have exchanged info, but it has been almost a year since I have given much attention to genealogy. Since the death of my wonderful husband last August, I have been busy just trying to maintain the tasks of daily living. Thank you so much for your interest and your response. I have gradually picked up bits of info on these Sampson and Duplin County, NC Carroll/Carrells. I am going to be very busy for the next two weeks, but then I will try to post some of my information. I now have Alexander Carrell's will, one land grant, and several deeds. The deeds show the names of persons who owned adjoining property. I have tried to piece together all the Carroll families, and still have not found an Alexander in any of them. However, several of them did live in the same region around Six Runs Creek, so I think they must have been related. I think there were at least 2 Carroll families - maybe more. I think some of them were in the area long before Jesse came from Granville County, NC. In fact Jesse married Rachel Gavin whose mother was supposed to have been Patience Carroll prior to her marriage to Samuel Gavin in Duplin County, NC in 1756. That is the earliest Carroll marriage I have found in that area. Folks often married cousins in those days. I have wondered if Patience may have been a sister to Jesse's father, William. One of the Sampson County Heritage books mentions that the John Carroll family came from Craven County, NC in the 1730s. I think they lived right there in the same place in 1730s. I can't find documentation on that right now, but I think that whole area was called Craven before it became New Hanover, then Duplin, then Sampson. More in a few weeks, Lura

I wish to thank everyone who responded to my request for a current address for AIS - Accelerated Indexing System - and there were many of you! First I must apologize for a mis-typing. I MEANT the 1870 Texas Census not the 1860 Texas Census. Many of you pointed out that the 1860 Census index is only 1 volume, not 6 or 8. AIS has been purchased by Heritage Quest in Utah. Phone # 800-760-2455. I verified the phone # and the fact that they had bought out AIS. However the 1870 Texas index is now on 1 cd and they prefer to sell the cd rather than the printed versions. They are checking to see if any of the printed volumes are still available. Again thanks to everyone who offered suggestions and shared information. Genealogists are cerrainly a very sharing community. David

Thought I'd post the other wills I had copied when in Sampson Co.,NC last month> Maybe they will be of help to some of you all. Please let me know. (Jesse Carrell (Carroll) Sr. is my line) 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.; 1 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 - negroe girl Missey (sic) Dau- Priscilla Carrell - negroe woman Doll; livestock; feather bed & furn.; cotton wheel & cards Son- Joseph Carrell - plant, where I now live 355 ac. on Peacock Br.; negroes Hal, Willis & Rose; Mill, Still; rem. livestock Exec: sons John Carrell, Jesse Carrell Wit: John Carrel. David Chesnutt, Alexander Chesnutt Jesse (I) Carrell * 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 - 1 horse, saddle, briddle & gun After wife's death, prop to be divided amongst my children. (non named) Exec: Rachel Carrell Wit: Hiram Blackburn, Raiford Carroll John (X) Carrell * 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. 1 bay horse Callant, to be sold & money equally divided Exec: wife Mary Carroll, son John Carroll signed John Carroll Wit: Dempsey Benton, John Beaker, Henry Hollingsworth * Deed Bk. 3 pg. 124, Register of Deeds, Sampson Co. 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 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 - 1 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 E. Cromm, 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 Wir: Archibald Matthis, Wm.S. Matthis *NC State Archives Carroll, Raiford 9 sept. 1848 prob. Nov. Ct 1858 Wife- Sarah Carroll - negroes Calvin, Rachel, Maris, Adaline & child Ann, George, Chany, Jack, Isaac, Bob & Charles; after death of wife, sd negroes unto children begotten by her body, Elizabeth, Thomas E., Stephen F. & Junius F. Carroll equally divided. The land & plant. where I reside ca 450 ac. BS Big & Little Coharre, after death or marriage of wife; household & kitchen furn., livestock. Exec. to sell lands at public sale & probeeds to be equally divided amoung 5 sons, David, Thomas Stephen & John O & Junius. Sons-John O Carroll, David D. Carroll, daus Sarah W. Tatum & Mary C. Carroll- negroes Harry, Bell, Cesar & Barbara to be equally divided After death or marriage of wife, prop to be sold & proceeds to be equally divided amoung youngest children. 4 in number. If the Fisher suit goes against me, money to be paid out of prop. willed to wife. Exec. to sell rem. est., real & personal, tract of land where Pilgrim Pope lives ca.200 ac. Exec: John H. Spearman Wit: Thomas J. Faison, Patrick Murphy Probate Record: Raiford Carroll, died 1 June 1858 signed: Raiford Carroll *NC State Archives Carroll, Sarah 14 Dec. 1849 prob. May ct. 1855 4 grandchildren, Sarah Catherine d/o James U. & Ann Matilda Herring, Martha Jane d/o Lewis & Winney Johnson Sarah Catherine/ Elizabeth d/o Kenan & Dorcas Bazel Edward s/o William Carrell - my 34 ac of land 4 children, Ann Matilda w/o James M. Herring, Winney w/o Lewis Johnson, Darcas w/o Kenan Bizel son William Carrell - to have life estate in 34 ac. Granddau- Martha Jane Johnson - 1 feather bed & furn Granddaus Martha Jane & Sarah Catherine - all household & kitchen furn., livestock; & rem prop. not mentioned Exec. to act as trustee to land Exec: Sampson Bennett, Allen Williamson Wit: Thomas Williamson, RC Holmes Sarah (X) Carrell *NC State archives.

Hi Frank, I would like to know more about your John W. Carroll. I was able to get a copy of the book from our library here in Placerville, CA. and read it through. (Heritage of Sampson Co,NC). Still also looking to buy a copy if they ever reprint. >From the book it makes it sound like there are 2 families of Carrolls, but I feel we are all related. My Jesse Carroll is from old information I have, was born in Granville,NC, but we have recently had some question on that. All the old info said he was the son of William Carroll and Elizabeth (Spencer)? of Granville Co. We are still trying to figure that one out. Some dates ect. don't work out right. but time will tell. These wills I copied came from Sampson Co.wills 1784-1900 by Elizabeth E. Ross. I have not been able to verify if this book is still in print. It also has some of my other family in it. Fryars, Faisons, Chesnutts. I was interested in you reference to Craven Co. have you any other information on that? Maybe we can all figure this out, we could all be cousins. Looking forward to hearing from you again. Jackie in Shingle Springs, CA.

Joe: Thanks for the response to my query. I'm sorry to say that the only reference I have to Quebec is on censuses. I don't know where to begin searching, as I know nothing about Canadian records yet. Need to get to the library and learn where to go. The first three daughters, in order, are Mary, Margaret and Helen. The first three sons, in order, are Thomas, William and John. Am I correct in believing that the first son is named after the husband's father; second after the wife's father? First daughter after the husband's mother; second after the wife's mother? I don't know about the third. When living in Wisconsin, which was from 1851 to 1870, the place named on census is Milwaukee. I found the family in the 1860 census there. I found a christening record of a Catherine Carroll in Portneuf, Quebec on 30 Mar 1832. Father's name is John and mother's is Helena. Sounds close, since Catherine should have been born circa 1830 (first child born 1848), but I don't know how to make the connection. Do you have any ideas? If I could find a marriage for Catherine Carroll to William Martley in the Portneuf area, I'd think that christening record more valid, wouldn't you? All ideas appreciated, and again, thanks for the response. Sally

Hi to all, sorry I left out the sate that Duplin & Sampson Counties are in it's North Carolina. Jackie ----- Original Message ----- From: Jackie Purdy To: southard@interpath.com Cc: Carroll-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 1:49 PM Subject: Will of Alexander Carrell Lura, I am sure we have chatted in the past regarding our Carroll line, Mine being Jesse Carroll & Mary Rachel Gavin; John Carroll and Ann "Nancy" Hollingsworth; John Durham Carroll & Zilphia Chesnutt; Martha Jane "Mattie" Carroll & Thomas Fryar all of Sampson & Duplin counties, Mattie Carroll Fryar and Thomas Absalom Dutton of Egypt, Effingham Co.GA.. Merv. & I just returned from a 3 month RV trip to the east and I found the following information in the Sampson library. Sampson County Wills 1784-1900 Carrell, Alexander 25 Feb. 1827 probate date not found Wife Lucey Carroll - Feather bed & furn.; household & kitchen furn.; livestock; all tools, during her lifetime Daughter: Rebekah Carrell - prop. given to my wife, at her death Daughter. Phanney Bridges - $1.00 Son, Weslie Carrell - $1.00 Son, Reason Carrell - $1.00 Daughter, Marayann 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 Wit: Daniel Williams, Nathan Williams, Thomas Maxwell * NC State Archives signed Alexander Carrell * indicates the location of Will Also on the same page is Jesse Carrell, Sr. 10 Mar 1802 prob. 13 Nov. 1808 John Carrell 22 May 1814 prob. 16 Aug 1814 John Carroll, Sr. 12 Jan. 1761 prob. date not found Lewis Carroll 16 July, 1872 prob. 16 Nov. 1872 Raiford Carroll 8 Sept. 1848 prob. Nov. Ct.1858 Sarah Carroll 14 Dec. 1849 prob. May ct. 1855 Notice the name is spelled Carrell, also my Jesse Carroll is also spelled Carrell Let me know if this is any help. Jackie Purdy, Shingle Springs, CA.

----- Original Message ----- From: "Lura C Southard" <southard@interpath.com> To: "Glenn Baehler" <mbaehler@earthlink.net> Cc: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 10:33 AM Subject: Re: [CARROLL] CARROLL Roll Call I also have a lot of farmers in my line, there is a Framers List ( I dont know if that is the correct title or not ) I have not utilized this information area . I don"t know where to go to find it. If someone out there know's the in's an out's of this, maybe they will share with us. There is a lot to know abt the s.s. system as far as who and when a s.s. card was required. Service personal at one time had their own set of numbers, R.R. workers started with a 7, and Dr's weren't required 'til !970 or so ( I don't have the info inf ront of me at the moment I mightbme incorrect about the 1970 date) Marilyn > > Thanks for sharing this bit of advice with all of us. It sounds as though I > have missing a valuable bit of information. The problem is most of my > relatives were farmers and probably did not have a Social Security card, > but I will certainly check it out. > > Lura > Still looking for ancestors for Alexander Carrol/Carrell who married > Lucy Ryal/Royal in Duplin County, NC April 7, 1783. >