Still searching for Parents and siblings of Thomas Carrell.listed as Carroll. In Marion Co. ILL by 1830. married Effingham Co to Elizabeth Babit or Scaife 1844. In Clay Co in 1865 and 1870 . Also in Marion Co. ILL 1830 was Thomas Carroll age 30-40 1f 20-30, 2 f 15-20, 3f 5-10 1m 10-15, 1m under 5 1 f 40-50 Does anyone have families in these counties? Thanks

Looking for info on Archibald Carrel, m Suana Bell c 19 Nov 1814 Wilkes Co. NC Anybody know anything about him?

Looking for any decendants of Patrick CARROLL and Bridget PIERCE? who were married in Whitewater, Walworth Co, Wisconsin in 1855. They are on the MO Federal Census of 1880 in Easton, Buchanan Co, Missouri. The children are Edward, James, Barney, Annie, Thomas, Patrick. and Mary. All children born in Missouri. Thomas moved back to Wisconsin and is buried in Milton, Rock Co, Wisconsin. Would like to corresponde with any decendants and hopefully find where in Ireland Patrick and Bridget came from. Mary Kay

I know it is has been handed down through the generations that "some Carroll's are related to the famous signer of the Declaration of Independence, Charles Carroll of Carrollton. For your reference, there is a book of his decendants at the Maryland Historical Society to see if your family is listed. I know I saw it there. Alas, I am not related to that family even though it had been said by everyone in my grandmother's generation except for my grandmother! She was right! Good luck, LYNN

I have a lot of info about my Carroll family but still can't find Demse's ancestors. Can ANYBODY help me? He was born 1711...I am told his father was Daniel. They were in Westmoreland, Fairfax and Loudoun counties. He married Rebekah Carroll from Somerset Co., Md. (3rd) ; Elizabeth ? (2); and Frances Sanford , first. Our family bible says he was of the Carroll family of Maryland.

Carroll Researches, Yesterday Ancestry.com released a new database which will be free for anyone to use 10 days. It is: North Carolina Marriage Bonds, 1741-1868 http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4802.htm In it I found the following numbers of names which could be CARROLL ancestors. CURRELL 6 CORRELL 62 CARL 12 CURLES 3 CURLE 4 CARREL 53 CARRELL 147 CARROL 71 CARROLL 186 I hope this will be helpful to any that have ancestors which MAY have married in North Carolina. Remember, this is the date of the marriage bond, and may or may not have been the actual date of the marriage. If you have a date a few days later, they may both be accurate. Lura Southard (Researching Alexander Carrol and Lucy Ryal in Sampson County, NC, 1783)

Alexander CARRELL/CARROL married Lucy RYAL/ROYAL in Duplin County, NC on April 7, 1783. By time for the 1790 census the area where they lived around Six Runs Creek near Turkey, NC, had become Sampson County. Demcy Carrel co-signed Alexander's marriage bond (father?). Alexander also bought some land from Demcy Carroll and his wife Martha. Demcy Carrel, Edmund Carrel, and Manson Carrel were witnesses when Alexander later sold land. According to Alexander's will which was written in 1827 (no record of probation) his children were Hardy Carrell, Reason Carrell, Wiley Carrell, Phanny Bridges, Rebekah Carrell, MaryAnn Tedder, and Betsey Ann Royall. Major Hardy Carrell settled in Stokes County, NC. I have information to share on his family, but I would like to know anything about Alexander's parents or other children. Thanks, Lura

how sure are you this cork thing could that be where the chelsea carrolls came from? jim all denning-dever-cogan in mass-some malone-carroll-mcguire-doherty-mcneil-piscopo-mazzola-heslin-martini-feddis-fa rley-dennen-dinan-fredricks- ____________________________________ "we go to school to learn the words of fools" bob dylan

In a message dated 7/28/00 2:06:01 PM Eastern Daylight Time, janfortado@mediaone.net writes: << I have never found a descendant of anyone other than V. Ann, my ggrandmother. The family seemed to leave the area in the 1800's. >> so you found out why the v. jim all denning-dever-cogan in mass-some malone-carroll-mcguire-doherty-mcneil-piscopo-mazzola-heslin-martini-feddis-fa rley-dennen-dinan-fredricks- ____________________________________ "we go to school to learn the words of fools" bob dylan

Hi Lister's, Is there anyone on the list looking for a James Carroll from Ireland that was married to an Ann Finn and lived in the Clifton Heights area of Delaware Valley, Pa. They had ten children to whom one of their son's John James was my granfather. If there is anyone searching this Carroll line please email me. Esther Fetsko ---USA LINE--------------Smith,Gallagher,Baker,Carroll Surnames-------------------- JAMES CARROLL,b.?d.?m.Ann Finn,b.?d.? Chld:Edward,Helen,John,Ann,Peg, James,Katherine,Mary,Thomas,Joseph. John J.Carroll,b,1912,Clifton,d.1982,m.Margret Baker,(my grandmother) b,1917,Media,Pa. CHLD:JOHN,(my father), Charles, Catherine, Sharon. ---Glst, UK LINE--------------Swan,Smith,Platt Surnames----------------------------- ELIZABETH SWAN,b.1860-1880?(additional info limited) m.EDGAR SMITH,b.1860,Gr.Sommersford,d.1948, CHLD:FREDERICK,b.4/11/1912,Priory Rd, Glst, Caroline,b,1905?,Lower Westgate St, Glst,(age:94),m.31/1/1931Reginal Platt,b.1902,Swindon,d.1959,Swindon, CHLD:Lilly,Barbara nee Platt Carroll,Wiltershire,b.1933,(my mom),Tina, George,Rose, Daniel, Mary,Esther(an aunt)..

Good evening! I have four Carroll brothers- Jesse b. 1812, Edward B. "Bat" Carroll b. 1805-1807, Reuben M. b. 1803 and William. Jesse and Edward (mayber others too) came from VA>TN>MO. Jesse married Susan Epperson in Ralls Co., MO and shortly after that went to Holt Co. MO where he lived the remainder of his life. Seeking pre-MO info. Have lots of MO info on descendants for anyone interested. Marla Martin

William Carroll died about 1755 in Rutherford Co. NC. His wife was Eunis_______. Children: Dennis, Cain, Penelope and Barbry. Dennis, Sr. born about 1750 married Sarah Eliza Stone Known Children: Dennis and Willis Dennis, Jr. born 1794 Chester Co. SC married Nancy Waggoner Does anyone have any information on this "Bunch of Carrolls"? Thanks Peggy

----- Original Message ----- From: Cathryn Barnes To: CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, July 28, 2000 2:35 PM Subject: Charlotte Carroll My 4th great-grandmother was CHARLOTTE CARROLL, b. June 15th, 1807 in Chapel Hill, Orange Co., N.C. I am searching for her parents and siblings. She married WILLIAM HINCHER, b. 1801 in Orange Co., in 1827, and they moved to Wilkes Co.,N.C. Thanks in advance for any help. Cathryn Barnes Winston-Salem, N.C.

Looking for information re John Joseph Carroll born about 1816 in Ireland (possibly Dublin) and his descendants. He attended Trinity College 1833-34. Married Mary Robinson (1817-1869) about 1838, some of the children were born in Wales. Came to New York about 1848. Children: James (Jane?), John Joseph, William, Thomas, Michael, Catherine. Married Mary Ann Murray (1857-1905) in 1871. Children: James John, Mary Sarah, Sarah Ann, Edward Francis, Catherine Agnes.

My great-great-grandparents, Margaret Kennedy and Denis Carroll, were married in Kildorrery, Cork, in 1813. It seems as if the Carrolls arrived in that area from county Tipperary in the late 1700's. I do not know all of their children because records were not kept that early, but between 1813-1837 they did have Ellen, Denis, Margaret, Veronica Ann (who always went by Ann), Edmond, Mary, Catherine, and Anthony. I have never found a descendant of anyone other than V. Ann, my ggrandmother. The family seemed to leave the area in the 1800's. Jan janfortado@mediaone.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <CARROLL-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <CARROLL-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 28, 2000 3:00 AM Subject: CARROLL-D Digest V00 #77

I am interested in the Carrolls of PEI, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick (especially those of Northumberland County). A few even from Newfoundland. I have amassed a lot of information on the Northumberland County, NB Carrolls of the 19th century. Many of their descendants scattered westward throughout Canada and the northern states (especially Maine, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota). I would be most happy to share this with others and to add to it whatever new info might come along. I have started a web site that contains a few of the above-noted Carroll families. It's located at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jcarroll/index.htm Take a look and let me know what you think or if I might have additional Carrolls not listed there (yes I do!). I am working madly to update and expand the site. This will be coming soon (next week??). ----- Joe Carroll Minnetonka, MN PS: Disclaimer (so you can more easily delete this message): I am not connected to the Carrolls who entered the US directly nor to any Carrolls south of, say, New York.

In a message dated 2000-07-28 2:01:05 AM, CARROLL-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: >Date: Thu, 27 Jul 2000 08:35:07 EDT >From: Fmytree@aol.com >To: CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <29.81ff1be.26b1867b@aol.com> >Subject: [CARROLL] roll call >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >I have very little info on my Carroll family. Elizabeth Carroll married >John Monahan and first appeared 1871 in Needham, MA. According to family stories, >Elizabeth came from Ireland with her mother and siblings, her father had >passed away in Ireland. Her mother and siblings moved on to the midwest >while Elizabeth remained in Mass with John. It is believed that they went >to Carroll Iowa. My cousin tells me that relatives that had gone to visit >them came back saying that everything in the town had the Carroll name. > >I don't know the mother's or siblings names but John and Elizabeth's first >daughter was named Margaret and their second son was named Matthew. Other >children's names were John, Charles, Elizabeth, Lawrence, James, and Thomas. >It is believed that Elizabeth came from Waterford, Ireland. > >Barbara Barbara: I can't be of any direct help, but have the following suggestions (maybe you've already done them). Apparently the 1871 date is their marriage? I.e. they are not found in the 1870 census? How about 1880, 1900, etc? Did Massachusetts have the 5-year censuses (e.g. 1875, 1885, etc)? Did they live their lives in Needham? If so, the county should have a death record, that will lead (hopefully) to an obit which might (again, hopefully) have lots of stuff in it like who Elizabeth's survivors were (names and places). Also, church records of the kids' baptisms. Maybe some siblings came as sponsors? Anyway, have fun!! --------- Joe Carroll Minnetonka, MN Searching Carrolls of Northumberland Co., New Brunswick (all the way to Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin).

William CARROLL [abt 1721 - 1771] and his wife Mary ___ [or possibly Jane George] moved from Frederick Co,VA to Augusta Co where he was a constable in 1742. Seeking information on either of them and their families. Juhling McClung

I have James Carroll 1846-1926 born in Ireland and buried in Saint Mary's Cemetery, Boonton, NJ, married to Ann Roe 1862-1921 born and buried in Saint Mary's Cemetery, Boonton, NJ. John E. Rowe

Martin Carroll and his wife Margaret both b. ca. 1810. Martin's obit states he was born in County Kerry. Before Martin and Margaret emigrated they had three daughters: Mary b. 1841 Bridget b. 1843 Julia b. 1845 The family arrived in Burlington, Iowa ca. 1852. Martin died 1881, Margaret died 1889. Both buried in Burlington Mary married M. William Sheehan, their offspring moved to San Francisco, Galesburg and Chicago, Illinois Bridget married Daniel Madden, their children spent their adult years in Chicago Julia married Edward Mackin their only son died in 1899 Gerry