Thomas, There are several older George Carson individuals in these areas of PA. A George Carson is in Lancaster 1770-77 records. He is executor of John Carson's will 1777; John Carson's will mentions a son George also, so this older George must be John's brother. A George married 1736 Londongrove, York PA, a George Carson died 1747 Marlborough, Chester PA, a George Carson will 1759 East Marlborough, Chester Co PA (had a son George also). There was a younger George who shows up in 1798 Greene TN and a George in 1826 Buncombe NC (near some of my Carsons). Yours could be the on mentioned 1771 by John Carson in his will (his son). Gary In a message dated 9/6/2006 12:53:56 PM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: Do you by any chance have anything on a George Carson, b. abt 1767 or so in York Co., married Margaret Galloway, had sons David and Joseph?

[email protected] wrote: > Thomas, > > There are several older George Carson individuals in these areas of PA. A > George Carson is in Lancaster 1770-77 records. He is executor of John Carson's > will 1777; John Carson's will mentions a son George also, so this older George > must be John's brother. A George married 1736 Londongrove, York PA, a George > Carson died 1747 Marlborough, Chester PA, a George Carson will 1759 East > Marlborough, Chester Co PA (had a son George also). There was a younger George > who shows up in 1798 Greene TN and a George in 1826 Buncombe NC (near some of my > Carsons). > > Yours could be the on mentioned 1771 by John Carson in his will (his son). Thanks. I should have mentioned that my George moved to Baltimore sometime before 1820. His sons, Joseph and David, moved to Fairfield in Adams Co. in their old age, and are buried there, though their wives are buried in Baltimore. George got married in York Co. That, plus Joseph and David moving to Fairfield, lead me to believe that George was born in York, although I have no direct evidence on that point. -- Thomas M. Sommers -- [email protected] -- AB2SB