I am looking for Gus Carroll who had a son with Nancy Ray (don't know if they were ever married or not) named Ross Carroll in 1882 in probably Lafayette County, MS. Don't know if Gus died or they divorced (if they were ever married), but Nancy Carroll is shown in Lafayette County, MS records as marrying J. R. Wakefield. I know that the Wakefields moved to Texas, either Graham, TX or Midland, TX and they flipflopped between Mississippi and Texas for several years...but Nancy died in Texas in the 1930s and Ross Carroll, her son, died in Lafayette County, MS in the early 1960s. Would like any information on Gus Carroll, as I don't have any information...birth, marriage, death, burial...etc.... Anyone connected to me? Thanks Robby McCain >From: "Dennis&Patti Carroll" <ocarmac@gateway.net> >To: CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [CARROLL] CARROLL Roll Call >Date: Sat, 29 Jul 2000 16:18:04 -0700 > >Why not take part in this roll call? > >I am looking for both ancestors and descendants of Benjamin Carroll, b >1753, >Orange Co. NC, d 1846, same. >Married Nancy Peeler, dau. of Christian Peeler (Beeler), Orange County, NC. >Offspring of Benj. and Nancy were: daug"s Claricey, Dicey and Levico and >sons Archibald, Eli, Alsey, Charles, Benjamin, Clemuel Clement and >Stephen. > >I have much information on Clemuel (my g-g-grandfather) and some of his >descendants. > >What do you have? > >Dennis Carroll, Portland OR > ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

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.

Glenn Baehler wrote: > send for a copy of his Social Security > Application ( use the " write it " feature of the SSDI index to generate the > letter of request, the cost for the info. is $7.00. Marylin, 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.

Hi Robby, Adolphus wed Adeline(?) probably before 1842, and had at least Elizabeth Carroll (b1842 d 1918), Milus Smith Carroll (1847-1948), and James L Carroll (b1849 d?). We know nothing more about Elizabeth or James. Perhaps James or Adolphus' brother Gustavus had offspring as we don't know what happened to them. Milus Smith Carroll wed Sarah Catherine Neil 1867, York County, SC - and had 11 children 1 John Erwin (1868-1930) 2 Harriet E (or A) "Hattie" (1870-1928) 3 Milus Gustavus "GM" (1871-1957) 4 William Allison or Adam (1874-1938) 5 Mary Leslie "Miss Leslie" (1875-1954) 6 Wade Hampton (Died as Child) (1876-1878) 7 Lela Irene (1880->1928) 8 James A. "Jim" (1882-1938) 9 Effie (1882->1928) 10 Jessie May (1883->1928) 11 Ella (1885-1934) I believe most of them lived and died in York County, SC.

Does anyone have a current mailing address or phone number for AIS? They published several census Indices in the past 15-20 years. Someone stole volume 3 of the 1860 Texas Census index from the Dallas Public Library and I would like to buy a replacement. The address in Utah on the publication sheet in volume 1 is no longer a valid address. Thank you very much David

----- Original Message ----- From: "Robby McCain" <fitt2@hotmail.com> To: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2000 7:30 AM Subject: Re: [CARROLL] CARROLL Roll Call Robby I am not connected to you but would like to offer this bit of advice on how to start finding out about Gus, maybe you already have done this, if so, sorry to be redundent. Since you know he died in MS. send for a copy of his Social Security Application ( use the " write it " feature of the SSDI index to generate the letter of request, the cost for the info. is $7.00. It takes a few weeks to get this info. but well worth the wait. This will give you his full name, where he lived and what type of work he did at the time he applied. It will also give the name's of his mother and father and his date and place of birth. From that you can send away for a copy of HIS birth certificate, and your on your way. Also send for a copy of his death certificate, also loaded with information. Marilyn my Carrolls are Luke #'s 1&2 1800's Canada > I am looking for Gus Carroll who had a son with Nancy Ray (don't know if > they were ever married or not) named Ross Carroll in 1882 in probably > Lafayette County, MS. Don't know if Gus died or they divorced (if they were > ever married), but Nancy Carroll is shown in Lafayette County, MS records as > marrying J. R. Wakefield. I know that the Wakefields moved to Texas, either > Graham, TX or Midland, TX and they flipflopped between Mississippi and Texas > for several years...but Nancy died in Texas in the 1930s and Ross Carroll, > her son, died in Lafayette County, MS in the early 1960s. Would like any > information on Gus Carroll, as I don't have any information...birth, > marriage, death, burial...etc.... > Anyone connected to me? > > Thanks > Robby McCain > > > >

10 SEPT 1892: Information wanted of MARGARET BIRMINGHAM - about 18 yrs old - a native of KENVARA - Co GALWAY - father's name THOMAS Mothers name ANNE - She is supposed to have reached BOSTON a year ago d obtained a position as domestic to her mother -address MRS ANNE BIRMINGHAM - WRENTHAM - Mass. 1St of MAY 1875: Of THOMAS BIRMINGHAM -parish of ADRRAHAN co Galway - o landed in AMERICA one year ago - he remained in CHARLESTOWN Mass, a few months - went from there to NEW BEDFORD - and remained there Ing the winter. He left there and has not since been heard from -wife has arrived here and is now in SPRINGFIELD Mass. very anxious to hear from him. Inf. to his wife ANN BIRMINGHAM - FERRY ST -RINGFIELD Mass. 29th APRIL 1865: Of MARGARET and CATHERINE BERMINGHAM - sisters, Bidlia Tully and JULIA FLANAGAN -and THOMAS McLAUGHLIN - natives of Mount Bellew Co Galway. Inf to JOHN BERMINGHAM care of the BOSTON .Pilot FrANKLIN ST - BOSTON. this is what I havae on some of the Carrolls, Boston MA I think the MArgaret is mine but could not find anything on Anne I did find in a city dirctory for Boston a Widow of Thomas bt did not find her on an Census Phyllis

Sons of James Carroll (b ? d bef 1850) & Margaret (?) (b1800 d1881) wed Richland SC Adolphus (b 1824 d 1901) York, SC Gustavus (b aft 1824 d 1888) York, SC Has anyone any information on them or their descendants or ancestors? Surnames: Carroll, Neil, Sutton, Good, Goode, McClain, Givens, Erwin/Irwin/Irvin, Plaxco/Plexico, Waggoner Stef

Ooooops! I forgot to say that Anderson and Campbell Counties are in Tennessee. Sorry 'bout that! Jessie -----Original Message----- From: Stanley Hofmann [SMTP:ericbear@flash.net] Sent: Monday, August 07, 2000 11:17 AM To: Jessie Subject: Re: [CARROLL] Morton Carroll Jessie wrote: > > Hello everyone, > > Is there anyone on the list researching Morton Carroll in Anderson Co. > who would like to exchange information? He was b. btw. 1800 & 1810 d. > abt. 1939 or early 1840 in Anderson Co. He m. Sarah Bowman b. abt. > 1812 in probably Anderson Co. Ch; Nancy b. 1830, William b. 1832, James > Wesley b. 1834, Morton, Jr. b. 1837, Sherwood (Sherd) b. abt. 1839 and > Sarah, Jr. b. 1840. Sarah Bowman may be the daughter of Sherwood Bowman > who died in 1829 in Anderson County. Sarah, Sr. m. 2nd Fielding > Low/Lowe and moved to Campbell County, Tn. where her children grew up > and married. > > Jessie <pimaco@triad.rr.com> ____________ I have a Morton Carroll. Please state which state Anderson County is in. Eric in Seattle, WA

Hello everyone, Is there anyone on the list researching Morton Carroll in Anderson Co. who would like to exchange information? He was b. btw. 1800 & 1810 d. abt. 1939 or early 1840 in Anderson Co. He m. Sarah Bowman b. abt. 1812 in probably Anderson Co. Ch; Nancy b. 1830, William b. 1832, James Wesley b. 1834, Morton, Jr. b. 1837, Sherwood (Sherd) b. abt. 1839 and Sarah, Jr. b. 1840. Sarah Bowman may be the daughter of Sherwood Bowman who died in 1829 in Anderson County. Sarah, Sr. m. 2nd Fielding Low/Lowe and moved to Campbell County, Tn. where her children grew up and married. Jessie <pimaco@triad.rr.com>

In a message dated 2000-08-06 3:01:23 AM, CARROLL-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: >Date: Sat, 5 Aug 2000 15:05:06 -0700 >From: "Sally Steele" <sally.steele@ashland.k12.or.us> >To: CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <022a01bfff29$39b26d80$6e0a200a@cs-ss.Ashland.k12.or.us> >Subject: [CARROLL] roll call >Content-Type: text/plain; > boundary="----------------------------"; > charset="iso-8859-1" >MIME-Version: 1.0 >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >I am searching for parents of Catherine CARROLL, born abt. 1830 in Quebec, >Canada. She lists both parents as coming from Ireland but I have no ideaof >where or when. Catherine marries and remain in Quebec for the birth ofher >first three children, and then she and husband William MARTLEY move to >Wisconsin for the birth of the next ten children, and then on to Nebraska >around 1870 for the birth of her last child. >Sally Steele >Ashland, Oregon >researching Bussi,Miles,Murnane,Martley,Carroll,Quin,Fields,James Sally: I'm always interested in a Carroll that came from Canada. Do you know which part of Quebec she was born in and married in? Is this Quebec City or some other part (e.g. north of what is now Ottawa, or maybe on the Gaspe)? And, what are the names of her first three boys and first three girls? The naming order may very well say things about the names of the parents. ------ Joe PS: And where in Wisconsin did she reside for a while?

The 1906/09 Guion Miller Roll was to share in an award of cash to the Cherokees ONLY (NOT all five tribes). The requirements were that the applicant be able to prove heirship from an ancestor who was shown on the 1835 Henderson Roll (the easten band prior to Removal). This roll did NOT require "continuous residence in Indian Territory" as did the Dawes Roll. The applicants could (and did) live anywhere they pleased. Below, find application for Christopher C. Carroll. This info was also posted on RootsWeb. http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/CarrollBios Duane Mills Stavanger, Norway ************************ Guion Miller Appl. No. 22715 Action: Reject Name: Christopher C. Carroll and 5 children. Residence Belltown, Tenn. Reasons: Ancestors were never enrolled. Established no connection with cherokee tribe. This application was secured by fraud. *************** Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. C. SIR: I hereby make application for such share as may be due me of the fund appropriated by the Act of Congress approved June 30, 1906, in accordance with the decrees of the Court ofClaims of May 18, 1905, and May 28, 1906, in favor of the Eastern Cherokees. The evidence of identity is herewith subjoined (All questions left blank er excluded) 1. State full name English name: Christafer C. Carroll 3. Town and post office: Belltown, TN Tellico Plains? 4. County: Monroe 5. State: Tenn. 6. Date and place of birth: 1869 Cherokee County, N.C. 7. B y what right do you c laim toshare? If you claim through more than one relative living in 1851, set forth each claim seperately. This is for my 5 children. The Carrolls, Fathers name Absalum Carroll his father, Daniel Carroll, his, Nathaniel Carroll 8. Are you married? yes 9. Name and age of wife or husband. America Carroll 10. Give names of your father and mother, and your mother´s name before Father--English: Absalum Carroll Mother--English name: Rebecca Carroll Maiden name: Rebecca Seadford? (hard to read) 11. Where were they born? Father: N.C. Mother: Maeven? Co. N. C. 12. Where did they reside in I 85 1, if living at that time? Father: N. C. Mother: N. C. 13. Date of death of your father and mother Father: 1907 Mother: 1904 14. Were they ever enrolled for annuities, land, or other benefits? If so, state when and where: Yes. 15. Name all your brothers and sisters, giving ages, and if not living, the date of death. (can´t give dates) Father married twice Jessie ( 21909 ) Elizabeth ( 41180 ) Geo. (33894 ) John, dead. Miles Margaret Thomas ( 30774) Nancy James Polly Sherman (28951) Seafayth The dates and names of my children: Effa Carroll 26 Dec., 1891 Frank Carroll 16 Jan., 1894 Winnie Carroll 16 April, 1897 Manroe? 22 Feb., 1901 Ben Carroll 19 June, 1904 16. State English and Indian names of your grandparents on both father`s and mother´s side if possible: Father: Daniel Carroll Mother: Jessie Seedford? 17. Where were they born? Unknown 18. Where did the reside in 1851, if living at that time? Maevn? County, N. C. 19. Give names of all their children, and residence if living; if not living give dates of deaths: 1. English name: Absalum Carroll 2. English name: John Carroll 3. English name: Riehman? Carroll 4. English name: Wm. Carroll 5. English name: Caroline Carroll 6. English name: Rachel Carroll (no indian names given) 21. To expedite identification, claimants should give the full English and Indian names, if possible, of their paternal and maternal ancestors back to 1835: My fathers name, Absalum Carroll, his father my grandfater, Daniel Carroll, his father Nathaniel Carroll I solemnly swear that the foregoing statements made by me are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Signed. Cristerf. C. Carroll 18th day of May, 1907 Notarized by Geo. W. Isbill, commission expires Jan. 1, 1908 ********************** Affidavit. (The following affidavit must be sworn to by two or more witnesses who are well acquainted with the applicant) Personally appearde before me B. P. Ragan and Kittie Carroll, who, being duly sworn, on oath depsoe and say that they are well acuainted with cristerfer c. Carroll, who makes the foregoing application and statements, and have known him for 30 years and 10 years, respectively, and know him to be the identical person he represents himself to be, and that the statements made by him are true, to the best of their knowledge and belief, and they have no interest whatever in his claim. Signed. B. P. Reagan Kittie Carroll Subscirbed and sworn to before me this 18 day of May, 1907. My commission expires Jan. 1, 1908. Signed Geo. W. Isbill, Notary Public ********************* Tellico Plains, Tenn June 29, 1907 Guion Miller, Wahsington D. C. Dear Sir, Referring to application no. 22715 Will you please write me what proof I will have to show to secure any of the funds allowed Eastern Cherokees. Also write me if Daniel Carrolls or Nathaniel Carrolls name is on roll as beign in Indianterritory at the time of treaty. Resptf. Christofer C. Carroll ******************** Appln. no. 22715. April 2, 1908 C. C. Carroll Belltown, Tenn Sir, Relative to your application for participation in the Eastern Cherokee Fund, please state why you, your parents and grandparents were never enrolled? Were any of your ancestors slaves? Give any other information obtainable tending to establish your right to share in this fund. An early report will be appreciated. Yours respectfully, Special Commissioner (unsigned) ************************ Belltown, Tenn Apr. 16, 1908 Special Comm. of Court of Claims Washington, D. C. Dear Sir, Yours of the 2nd. not to hand but in answer to same will say that I can´t tell why my ancestors were not enrolled. From all reports they should have been. None of these were ever slaves that I know of. The no. of my claim is Applic. no. 22715. Address me at Belltown, Tenn. Yours, C. C. Carroll ************************ Belltown, Tenn. Jan 28, 1908 Guion Miller Washington, D. C. Dear Sir, When writing to me in regard to my application no. 22715 for participation in the Eastern Cherokee Claims, you will please change my address from Tellico Plains, Tenn to Belltown, Tenn. Resptf. Christopher C. Carroll Belltown, Tenn. ************************* App. # 22715 July 11, 1907. Christopher C. Carroll,, Tellico Plains, Tennessee. Sir, Replying to your letter of July 29, 1907, you are advised that the applications for participation in the Eastern Cherokee fund have not been taken up for final consideration as the Court of Claims in its order of April 29, 1907, has extended the time for the filing of applications to August 31, 1907, and until the applications have all been filed it will be impossible to give final consideration to any of them, or to state just how much each successful claimant will receive. As there are already over 28,000 applications on. file and the claimants are widely scattered through the United States; it will necessarily take considerable time to have all of these cases adjudicated, and until they are so determined no money can be distributed If there is any further information required in connection with your claim you will be duly notified. Very respectfully, NLC. Special Commissioner. **************************** Witness in re: Appln. No. 22715 Misc. George R. Carroll being duly sworn, deposes and says: I libe (lied?) in Monroe Co.? Tenn. I am a half-brother of Christopher C. Carroll. I don´t know that I claim any Indian blood. All I know about my Indian blood is that in April 1907 a man callaing himself R. R. Foote came to see me and my brothers and asked us if we had ever been taught that we had Indian blood. He wanted to know if we were descended from Daniel Carroll and that if we were there was a fortune for you out in Indian Territory. Before that we did not know of any blood in the family. He did not say what kind of Indian we were. He said that my grandfather Daniel Carroll had been on the roll out there 82 years. He got $75.00 out of me and my son and my brother. Signed. G. R. Carroll Subscribed and sworn to before me, at Madisonville, Tenn., this 27th day of June , 1908. Special Commissioner of the Court of Claims. Handwritten: Fails establish claim. R.K. not indian.

Anyone out there researching a David Carroll? He was my Gr.Granfather, B.c1828 in Tipperary, Ireland. He married CATHERINE PERKINS...WHERE AND WHEN???? They came to BRISTOL AROUND 1860'S AND HAD SEVERAL CHILDREN, INCLUDING MY gRANDMOTHER eLLEN, b IN bRISTOL IN jUNE 1871 lOVE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE. kAY.

In searching for links to the Shelton surname, I ordered the Guion Miller application for a Christopher C. Carroll. There was no link, but there was quite a lot of family info. For those of you who do not know, Guion Miller was appointed by an act of congress to distribute a fund compensating those of Cherokee ancestry. Needless to say, money was involved and there was a lot of fraud. If anyone is interested, I can paste in a transcription to the list, or if you can receive attachments, I will be glad to send anyone privately, an Adobe Acrobat .pdf file of the whole application. Duane Mills Stavanger, Norway

I am searching for parents of Catherine CARROLL, born abt. 1830 in Quebec, Canada. She lists both parents as coming from Ireland but I have no idea of where or when. Catherine marries and remain in Quebec for the birth of her first three children, and then she and husband William MARTLEY move to Wisconsin for the birth of the next ten children, and then on to Nebraska around 1870 for the birth of her last child. Sally Steele Ashland, Oregon researching Bussi,Miles,Murnane,Martley,Carroll,Quin,Fields,James

Hi All, Below is my Carroll family, which for the most part were raised in eastern Tennessee. I am most interested in finding Luke Sr's ancestry, but any additional or corrective information is always welcome. Gary Hawley A 4gr grandson of Luke Carroll Sr 1. Luke(1)Carroll He married Anne. Notes for Luke Carroll: Luke Carroll Sr sold land in Granville County, North Carolina on 2/21/1765 Child of Luke Carroll and Anne is: + 2 i. Luke2 Carroll, born Abt. 1772 in , , Va; died Aft. 1850 in , Meigs, Tn. Generation No. 2 2. Luke 2 Carroll Jr (Luke1) was born Abt. 1772 in , , Va, and died Aft. 1850 in , Meigs, Tn. He married Elizabeth Murphey January 25, 1792 in , Rowan, NC. She was born Abt. 1778 in , , NC. Children of Luke Carroll and Elizabeth Murphey are: 3 i. Thomas 3 Carroll, born Abt. 1801. He married Ann Maiden January 02, 1825 in , Washington, Tn. 4 ii. John Carroll, born Abt. 1803. He married Elizabeth Coppock May 15, 1826 in Limestone, Washington, Tn; born February 02, 1801 in , Greene, Tn. 5 iii. Alfred Carroll, born Abt. 1804. He married Bersheba Miller June 27, 1834 in , Roane, Tn. 6 iv. Nathaniel Carroll, born Abt. 1806. He married Sarah. 7 v. Olive Carroll, born May 31, 1807 in , Washington, Tn; died January 22, 1898 in , Nevada, Ar. She married Aaron F Coppock January 12, 1827 in Limestone, Washington, Tn; born October 11, 1802 in , Greene, Tn; died January 1876 in , Saline, Ar. Notes for Olive Carroll: On 18 Aug 1888 Olive signed a power of attorney to a lawyer's representing her in her claim before The Southern Claims Commission. She was seeking compensation for goods taken from her by Union forces on 4 May 1864. They were retreating from the battle at Jenkins Ferry near Leola,Grant County Arkansas and took all her livestock and supplies. Claim # 5730, Congress reference # 5203. The claim was denied. 8 vi. Eliza Carroll, born Abt. 1808. She married William Lockmiller November 30, 1825 in , Rhea, Tn. 9 vii. Mary Carroll, born Abt. 1810. She married George L Lockmiller March 21, 1830 in , Rhea, Tn. 10 viii. George Carroll, born 1812. 11 ix. Patsey Carroll, born Abt. 1814. She married Levi Stacy October 19, 1833 in , Rhea, Tn. 12 x. Ann Carroll, born Abt. 1816. She married Richman Gaddy March 05, 1834 in , Rhea, Tn.

Since my posting re Charles Carroll of Carrollton and his descendant line being in a book at the Maryland Historical Society, I have received a number of requests asking where it is located. FYI Maryland Historical Society 201 W. Monument Street Baltimore, MD 410-685-3750 www.mdhs.org Good Luck! LYNN

Charles See Carroll born November 2, 1843 in LaFayette County, Wisconsin; died May 1, 1934 in Greely, Iowa. His father was James Carroll. Searching for their ancestors. Charles married Mary A. Gilmore. They begat: Effie b ? Clerce b 1863 Charles Henry b 1873 John b 1876 Ethel b 1885 Ina b 1887 Harry b 1891 Alice b 1893

Hi- Looking for anything about Nancy Carroll, who married Samuel McFarland 6 Mar 1820 in Washington County, Maryland. They had daughter Mary McFarland b. 6 Sep 1829 in Hagerstown, Maryland and 11 other children. Around 1839 they had moved to Ogle County, Illinois. Thanks for any help. Bill H.

CARROLL, given name unknown m. Mary ?? (her 2nd marriage) Their daughter Catherine born 1845 "on banks of Wabash river" Ind, while parents on way to Ohio. Also had son John. Family settled Lawrence co Ohio and Catherine married Richard Barron 1866. John had a daughter Mary Ellen born 1877, and may have lived in Indiana. His wife was Mary MEINOS from West Virginia. My brick wall!