This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Carson Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.carson/1494.1.1.1.1.3/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Dear Zella, I am a descendant of Uriah W Carson also and have a picture of Uriah and Anna Notson Shepperd Carson. My grandfather looks just like his father Uriah. I am the one who contacted Karen Markert. Did she send you some copies of the pictures I sent her? Mary Ann Ashcraft

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.carson/1315.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I have never seen a Samuel inthe Creaig line. I have been in touch with many others and agree with/dispute their findings but respect their right to their belief.I have a James Craig ,married to Elizabeth Carson but show only a John Craig married to a Elizabeth Duncan & James married to Mary McCoy.Ny GGrandfather ,Joseph W married Eliza Stoops & then Elizabeth Manor. As I said ,these are the line as I have them . My line came from Maryland area curca 1795 to Washington Co. and then to Racoon Township area when Beaver County was formed in 1800 .George Craig

----- Original Message ----- From: "maryip54" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, January 26, 2007 12:46 PM Subject: [CARSON] death cert. > i just been given death and birth cert. of lizzie myrtle carson, dorothy e. carson. grenville milo graham, jhon franklin graham. if anyone wonts these documents please notify me at [email protected] > _______________________________________________ > CARSON mailing list > [email protected] > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

----- Original Message ----- From: "maryip54" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, January 26, 2007 12:46 PM Subject: [CARSON] death cert. > i just been given death and birth cert. of lizzie myrtle carson, dorothy e. carson. grenville milo graham, jhon franklin graham. if anyone wonts these documents please notify me at [email protected] > _______________________________________________ > CARSON mailing list > [email protected] > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Craig, Hayes, Woods, LaRue, Fulk, Gall Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.carson/1315.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: What do you have on this family. I have a Samuel born about 1788. His sons biography said they were from Beaver County. My Samuel's middle name is Carson. So thought his mother may have been a Carson. Samuel also had a son named James. The same Biography says the family originaly came from Massachutes. Would like to compare notes. This Samuel is my brick wall. He moved to Tuscarawas County OH where he married first Diliah Hayes, then to Belmont County where he married Jane Woods. Fianlly he settled in Richland County OH where he died Feb. 7, 1862.

I have run into this problem a lot lately also. I am currently researching the family of Hugh Carson (of Edgefield SC), to see if my James Carson is connected to them somehow. After much frustration at not finding Hugh in the census (although a paper trail says he was there) I finally located him by searching on his first name and the county. Found it spelled Cason in one census, and Carron in another.

Hello Everyone, If you know these Carsons I would like to hear from you please. This is all her obit says. Thank you, Barbara [email protected] Arizona Daily Star Tucson, AZ July 20, 1964 CAMPANELLA, Ura Bell, 72, of 246 S. Herbert St., entered into rest, July 18th. Survived by husband, Charles; daughter, Ruth M. Hardy; sons, Edward C. Carson, John T. Carson, Frances E. and Hirshall J.; sister, Esther Fletcher. Services will be conducted 10 a.m. Monday, July 20th, at Bring’s Memorial Chapel, Rev. W.H. Dickerson officiating.

Arizona Daily Star Tucson, AZ July 20, 1964 CAMPANELLA, Ura Bell, 72, of 246 S. Herbert St., entered into rest, July 18th. Survived by husband, Charles; daughter, Ruth M. Hardy; sons, Edward C. Carson, John T. Carson, Frances E. and Hirshall J.; sister, Esther Fletcher. Services will be conducted 10 a.m. Monday, July 20th, at Bring’s Memorial Chapel, Rev. W.H. Dickerson officiating.

Hi, Imost all familys. A child could be in the fanily and listed as a brother. But, was also another Lawsons son and a wood-colt. Phillip ----- Original Message ----- From: "Stephanie Carson Feldman" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2007 9:03 AM Subject: Re: [CARSON] Carson Transcription Errors > Those that transcribe the census do make errors and > little r's and s's look alike, as do a's and o's. > Unfortunately, that's the Carson name! Carron and > Casson are all legitimate names, Corson and Carsan too > (though I don't think they're popular). Casson and > Corson are probably the top two errors. But don't > forget Karson, soundex won't help you with that one, > though I've rarely seen it (I had a Kierson once). > > When you just KNOW someone is there, I've tried > searching by their first name, age, and place of birth > and left the surname blank. > > Best regards, > Stephanie > > --- Marilyn Bess <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Today we expect to find our surname spelled > > correctly in public documents. However in the past > > this was not always true. I could not find a family > > member of the 1830 census in Cortland County so I > > ran his first name and found him index under Casson. > > I then ran that spelling and found a brother never > > found before in the neighboring township. I am > > wondering what variable spelling of the Carson name > > others have found. Thanks Marilyn > > _______________________________________________ > > CARSON mailing list > > [email protected] > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > > to [email protected] with the word > > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > > the body of the message > > > > _______________________________________________ > CARSON mailing list > [email protected] > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Regarding spelling errors and transcription errors, my Carson ancestor's name was spelled Caison one time in 1870 Barbour Co. Alabama. So, it took some creative searches to find them (used first names). Gary

Those that transcribe the census do make errors and little r's and s's look alike, as do a's and o's. Unfortunately, that's the Carson name! Carron and Casson are all legitimate names, Corson and Carsan too (though I don't think they're popular). Casson and Corson are probably the top two errors. But don't forget Karson, soundex won't help you with that one, though I've rarely seen it (I had a Kierson once). When you just KNOW someone is there, I've tried searching by their first name, age, and place of birth and left the surname blank. Best regards, Stephanie --- Marilyn Bess <[email protected]> wrote: > Today we expect to find our surname spelled > correctly in public documents. However in the past > this was not always true. I could not find a family > member of the 1830 census in Cortland County so I > ran his first name and found him index under Casson. > I then ran that spelling and found a brother never > found before in the neighboring township. I am > wondering what variable spelling of the Carson name > others have found. Thanks Marilyn > _______________________________________________ > CARSON mailing list > [email protected] > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > to [email protected] with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message >

Today we expect to find our surname spelled correctly in public documents. However in the past this was not always true. I could not find a family member of the 1830 census in Cortland County so I ran his first name and found him index under Casson. I then ran that spelling and found a brother never found before in the neighboring township. I am wondering what variable spelling of the Carson name others have found. Thanks Marilyn

i just been given death and birth cert. of lizzie myrtle carson, dorothy e. carson. grenville milo graham, jhon franklin graham. if anyone wonts these documents please notify me at [email protected]

Hi Josette, Thanks for sending this email. I'm still working on my Carson line from PA, NC and also SC. The DNA results prove a connection between my David Carson and a John Carson born 1747 who came to SC 1767 and Moses Carson born 1737 who went from Lancaster PA to Orange/Caswell NC then to Washington TN. My direct line (probably William, father of David), went to (we think) Rowan first 1760s then to Orange/Caswell, then also to TN. They also connect to Rutherford via inlaws there. You had posted awhile back about a tax list in 1762 Rowan NC listing an older David Carson. Do you have details on that source? I've not found it. David was in Orange NC c1765 on a deed. Thanks, Gary Carson

Since I always believe in sharing, thought the email I sent to someone researching Carsons in SC York County might be of use to others. Josette Maxwell Boone NC From: "Josette L. Maxwell" <[email protected]> To: Janet Walsted Subject: Re: Carson's in York Co. SC Date: Jan 16, 2007 10:54 AM Finally found some time to dig out old files. What I was doing was researching the Carsons in NC/SC during Colonial times. To place things in perspective about the Carsons in York, bear with me while I go through a little background. Samuel Carson (m. first Jane Patterson 2nd Sarah Reese Wallace) was in Londongrove Chester Ct. PA on the 1725 tax list. In the same town on the 1729 tax list with Samuel was Walter Carson. We believe they were related somehow - brothers or cousins., possibly coming to the US together. Walter Carson (1st) married Agnes ?, moved to what became Adams Ct. PA. He had proven children Agness m. Henry Maxwell, John m. Mary (moved first to York SC 1779, then Rutherford Ct. NC by 1790), William ("went to the Carolinas" by 1783 according to a letter but I've never found him. and Helen who may have married Andrew Morrison, identified as an uncle by one of Henry Maxwell's sons in 1783). We also believe but have the slimmest of evidence to prove that they also had a son Walter Carson (2nd) who married Mary Carson, daughter of Samuel Carson m. Jane Patterson. Walter Carson was in NC by 1765, then moved to York Ct. SC. There exists proof showing that William Carson (son of Samuel m. Jane Patterson) was in York SC along with his four brothers-in-law identified as Walter Carson 2nd (m. Mary Carson) Samuel Corry (m. Jane Carson) , David Byers (m. Margaret Carson), , and Abraham McCarter (m. Elizabeth Carson). Two other daughters of Samuel m. Jane Pattrson ended up in the Carolinas (Agnes Carson m. James Duff, Hannah Carson m. John Rankin). It looks like they all went initially to Guilford Ct. NC, then William and his four brothers in law migrated to York Ct. SC. First dates of Walter Carson 2nd in the Carolinas was 1765. Descendent information says they all moved to York SC in the middle of the Rev.War. There are land grants in York Ct. to: Robert Carson Turkey Creek 1772 William Carson Turkey Creek 1778 John Carson Fishing Creek 1776 Samuel and Thomas Carson jointly Fishing Creek 1778 In 1778, Walter Carson and William Carson were the only Carsons listed as residents of York Ct. SC In 1790, the census shows John Carson, Samuel Carson, Thomas Carson, William Carson and two Walter Carsons. Now what gets people confused is that Walter Carson (2nd) ALSO married a Mary Carson, but she was the daughter of William (son of Samuel m. Jane Patterson) and Susanna Carson and they had a son Walter Carson (3rd). The children of Walter Carson (2nd) obviously include their son Walter Carson (3rd) but beyond that, it's only speculation. There is a letter from John Carson (grandson of Walter and Agness of PA) to his brother Walter Carson (living in Indiana) which identifies Walter and Robert Carsons as relatives living in York SC. There is an Agnes Carson who marries Matthew Dickson where birth records for children show York SC. So, I think that Walter Carson 2nd had at least three children: Walter 3rd, Robert and Agnes. William (son of Samuel and Jane Patterson) m. Susannah ? and had children (from his will 1811): Samuel (eldest) William Robert Francis Mary b.1764 (who married Walter Carson 3rd) Jean Susanna b. 1773 m. Martin plus Rebecca (died young) In terms of time lines, it would appear that the children of Walter 2nd and William (son of Samuel m. Jane Patterson) would probably have been born in the 1720s/30s. Their children would have been born 1750s/60s/70s - so they would have been adults circa 1800. Walter Carson 3rd was b. 1751. The letter from John Carson in Rutherford (grandson of Walter and Agness of PA) was written in 1816 identifying Walter and Robert as relatives. Walter 2nd would have been his uncle (he was alive 1810) and whether Robert was an uncle I don't know. The only Robert on the 1810 Census is listed age 26-44; too young to have been an uncle. However, there was the Robert with a land grant 1772 who could have died and had a son Robert. The problem is that Willaim (son of Samuel m. Jane Patterson) had a son Robert who would have been the right age. In 1810, there are the following Carsons: John 45 +, Thomas 45 + and William 26-44 living next door to each other. Robert 26-44 lives nearby. Samuel 45+ and second Samuel 45+ live on Fishing Creek, Walter sn. and Walter jr. both 45+ William Sr. 45+ and a William living on Fishing Creek 26-44, and Francis 26-44. The two Walters are father and son. No children of Walter 3rd are old enough to be listed. One of the three Williams is the son of Samuel m. Jane Patterson who has sons Samuel, William, Robert and Francis. With respect to the two Samuels, one could well be the son of William (son of Samuel m. Jane Patterson). The second one could well be the son of Walter 2nd - given that his wife Mary was the daughter of Samuel m. Jane Patterson. Robert and Francis are probably children of William (son of Samuel m. Jane Patterson) given their ages. and one of the three Williams is probably their son as well. This leaves us with John 45+, Thomas 45+ and William 26-44. Now of these 11 Carsons in 1810, William (26-44), Thomas, one Samuel 45+ Walter and a second William 26-44 all show males under ten and thus could be the father of your James Carson if he was born in York SC. Thomas remains in York Ct. and does have a son James of the right age living next door to him in a later census. I don't know if all this helps you or not. Josette .

I have rescued a very old bible with the death dates of Frederickson, Hanson, Muller, and Carson names in it. It is inscribed "Presented to Anna from Carlos May 4th 1914. In different handwriting: Carlos passed away July 16th 1963 9 am Lutheran Church. Masonic service at graveside and lists the pall bearers. I would like to give this away. Please contact Evelyn at [email protected] if you are interested.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.carson/2596/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I'm searching for any information on the family of Hugh Carson who came from Belfast to Charleston on the Chichester in 1767/68. From the immigration records, their names and ages at the time: Hugh Carson - 40 Margaret Carson - 44 Jane Carson - 21 Margaret Carson - 19 Jannet Carson 17 Mary Carson 15 Elizabeth Carson 12 William Carson 9 Hugh Carson 7 James Carson 4 There are several transactions for land bounties involving many of these family members (350 acres for Hugh, 100 ea for Margaret, Jane, Margaret, Janet and Mary). I'm still trying to plot exactly where it was, but seems to have been in Berkeley Co. at the time, and the Saluda River and Kings Branch (or Kings Creek) are also mentioned. I believe the younger Hugh was living in the Edgefield area by the early 1800's and can be found in lists of buyers at some early 1800's estate sales (including the 1815 estate sale of Fanny Satcher, one of my ancestors), and he appears on the 1820 census there. He also appears on a list of members of the Dry Creek church, which I believe was in Edgefield at the time but falls in Saluda Co. now. My earliest known Carson ancestor married Nancy Bruce, granddaughter of the Fanny Satcher whose estate sale Hugh had purchased from. Hugh also had a couple of land transactions with the Satcher family. I am trying to fill in Hugh's family tree in order to see if my James (born 1803 in SC) may be related in some way. Any information on any of this line, especially the younger Hugh, is much appreciated. If you have run across any information, no matter how small it may seem, anything at all could help. I need any leads I can get.

Do you have a male Carson available from your line? Any known from Hugh's line? A descendant of a John Carson who migrated to Charleston, SC about that time has had their DNA done. http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/c/carson/pats.html Best regards, Stephanie [email protected] --- "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm searching for any information on the family of > Hugh Carson who came from Belfast to Charleston on > the Chichester in 1767/68.