Alma, I am not sure if this will be any help to you. I have been going back thru some old e-mails this week. I remembered the Absalom name as that was my , G.Grandfathers & Grandfathers middle name.(Thomas Absalom Dutton) It is one you don't hear very often. I found in an e-mail I received in 2/1999, the following: CARROLL, ABSALOM born 1762 - Johnston Co.NC died ca 1828 MS married as wife #4-S.C. ca 1800 Eleanor Robinson This could possibly be the son of your Absalom who came from Ireland. Let me know if this is any help. Jackie in Shingle Springs, CA. Researching: Hollingsworth, Carroll, Fryar, Gavin, Chesnutt, Gregory, in NC Dasher, Bird, Hagan, Dutton, Foy in GA. Covert, Fitzwater, Dains, Gould, Gunn in NY,PA,MI Kinder, Bilyeu in KY,MO,OR Purdy in NY, PA, OH, CA ----- Original Message ---- - From: <JohnR25442@aol.com> To: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 8:41 AM Subject: [CARROLL] Re: CARROLL-D Digest V01 #80 > Lura, > I do so wish that I could connect Absolum Carroll with a family. I > think (don't have my papers handy, so this is from memory, as flawed as it > may be!) that Absolum and his wife arrived in Baltimore, but as I said this > is without my papers handy. He was Methodist. I do know that and that may > well be why he left Ireland. He left Cork for America. I think (without my > papers, I am not 100% on this) that his son, Absolum fought in the American > Revolution. If so, his papers would be available and this may help to connect > to your ancestor. > I only began my Carroll research a few years ago and have not done a > thorough job, but there are so many gracious Carroll descendants who share > material that I think you will find your man. > Good luck, > Alma > >
Jackie: Thanks for the reply. Yes this must be the same Absalom. I show He had 11 children. I'm not sure how they are divided among his four wives. I had not verified any data on Absaloms date/place of birth. This helps me a lot. If you need any information on other Carrolls....I have a considerable amount of data. Thanks very much. Charles Duncan ----- Original Message ----- From: JACKIE <mjpurdy@cwnet.com> To: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2001 11:15 AM Subject: Re: [CARROLL] Re: CARROLL-D Digest V01 #80 > Alma, > I am not sure if this will be any help to you. I have been going back thru > some old e-mails this week. > I remembered the Absalom name as that was my , G.Grandfathers & Grandfathers > middle name.(Thomas Absalom Dutton) > It is one you don't hear very often. > I found in an e-mail I received in 2/1999, the following: > > CARROLL, ABSALOM > born 1762 - Johnston Co.NC > died ca 1828 MS > married as wife #4-S.C. ca 1800 Eleanor Robinson > This could possibly be the son of your Absalom who came from Ireland. > Let me know if this is any help. > > Jackie in Shingle Springs, CA. > > Researching: Hollingsworth, Carroll, Fryar, Gavin, Chesnutt, Gregory, in NC > Dasher, Bird, Hagan, Dutton, Foy in GA. > Covert, Fitzwater, Dains, Gould, Gunn in NY,PA,MI > Kinder, Bilyeu in KY,MO,OR > Purdy in NY, PA, OH, CA > > ----- Original Message ---- > - > From: <JohnR25442@aol.com> > To: <CARROLL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 8:41 AM > Subject: [CARROLL] Re: CARROLL-D Digest V01 #80 > > > > Lura, > > I do so wish that I could connect Absolum Carroll with a family. I > > think (don't have my papers handy, so this is from memory, as flawed as it > > may be!) that Absolum and his wife arrived in Baltimore, but as I said > this > > is without my papers handy. He was Methodist. I do know that and that may > > well be why he left Ireland. He left Cork for America. I think (without my > > papers, I am not 100% on this) that his son, Absolum fought in the > American > > Revolution. If so, his papers would be available and this may help to > connect > > to your ancestor. > > I only began my Carroll research a few years ago and have not done > a > > thorough job, but there are so many gracious Carroll descendants who share > > material that I think you will find your man. > > Good luck, > > Alma > > > > >