Looking for info on James Carol Carter b. TN July 1814, married Malinda Hastings 1859, died 1915 probably in Union Co., IL. Children: Bert Thomas and Nellie. Ann

I am looking for the family of Caswell Carter found here in the 1840 Census of Greene Co Tn. Caswell Carter with male age under 5, male 20-30 and female 20-30. (found the question for the Census one the rules no children under 1 old listed. The Carter family list near to Caswell Carter are John Carter age 40-50 alone then Elam Carter age 30-40 JM A Carter age 40-50 Abra Carter age 20-30 Elias or Eleas Carter age 40-50 John Carter 30-40 I am sure if any of these Carters are related to Caswell Carter but if any one thinks he might Please let me know. Janet

looking for information on Charles Raymond & Betty Vincent Carter. Lived in Leighton(Colbert)AL in 1900. Children were Joseph, Florence, Maria, Earl, George, Clifton, &James. Some went to live in Memphis TN. James & his wife Tomiezeen died in Sherveport, LA. Any of these names ring a bell. Thanks Cindi

Looking for a Nancy Carter shown marrying a John Furney Posey Co, IN 1816. That is ALL I know of her. Does she "belong" to anyone you know? Judy in AL I KNOW TODAY IS THE DAY THAT I WORRIED ABOUT YESTERDAY.... BUT WHAT WAS I WORRYING ABOUT?????? researching KNOWN family names: Albaugh, Allen, Black, Blount, Carter, Church, Davis, Diddy, Dougherty,Fewkes, Frank, Furney, Hamilton, Hickling, Jackson, Lamb, Lee, Morgan, Newberry,Newman, Noble, Robbins, Root, Sloan, Wells, Willey, Williams, Wright........... and looking for MORE

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Hello list;I am searching for information on William Carter,born 1837 in England. He married Hannah Cade in Champaign County Illinois in 1859. Later the family lived in Moultrie county,Illinois. (1870,1880). Their daughter Nancy L Carter married Commadore Perry Smith in Crawford county Arkansas. Would LOVE to share information with any descendent of William and Hannah. They had a big family. There must be quite a few descendents around. Jan ;at [email protected]

still looking for relatives or friends of pearl carter beagle .from ky.

Does anyone have any info on this family: Charles H Carter Born March 19, 1842 in Potomac Mills, Westmorland County Virginia. Enlisted 6/4/61 in Company D 4oth Virginia Inf. Paroled from the Army 5/6/65 and farmed until 1870 when he moved to Shelby County Missouri. He then married Sarah Marie Talbot on 1/28/74. He Died 2/1/1890 of Consumption. Charles father was John (Jack) S Carter born about 1807 in Richmond county Virginia. Charles H was one of eight children of John S Carter and Nancy A Morris (Moriffs) Carter. They were married Dec 29, 1840. John S Carter died March 25 1869.. John S Carter was one of five children of John and Marry (Polly) Carter. John and Polly were married September 19, 1798. John and Mary's children were John S , Daniel , Fenner, Lucy Ann (Jones) and Elizabeth Carter. John Carter's mother using tax records was a Penelope (Marks) Carter. Her father was John Marks. This line of Carter's except for Charles moving to Missouri all come from Westmoreland and Richmond Counties in Virginia. Keith Carter [email protected]

The word "Unsubscribe" (without the ""s) should go in the message frame. That is how the computer reads it. The usual recommendation from Rootsweb is to leave the subject line blank, but some e-mail programs will prompt a subject line. (Mine does, but I have the option to ignore it.) So, if you cannot send your message without a subject line, then put "Unsubscribe" in both the subject line AND the message frame. If in doubt look at Rootsweb's front page for help. JAD The Cook's wrote: > > I believe if Jane will unsubscribe to [email protected] and put > Unsubscribe in the subject line and then subscribe with the address she know > uses at [email protected] and put Subscribe in the subject line > she will be in business. Is this correct folks? > Marie LC > > -----Original Message----- > From: Clemi [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 9:48 PM > Jane at [email protected] is unable to post anything to the list. However she > is able to > receive list postings which indicates she is subscribed. > > Jane thinks the problem may be due to her having been subscribed prior with > another e-mail > address. > Many thanks, > clemi

Hello all and especially listowner, Charles... This is in reference to Jane's problem. I did her a disservice by not telling you that she has tried the subscribe and unsubscribe routine many times and had done so long before I made the suggestion. For some reason, nothing is working and that is why she needed your address, Charles, which she now has (below, Jane). Thank you so much. Now she will be able to have some real help instead of my unqualified ideas. Again, my thanks (and Jane's too, I'm sure), clemi ----- Original Message ----- From: Charles E. Carter <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 10:11 AM Subject: RE: [CARTER-L] List owner > To unsubscribe, send a message to: > > [email protected] > > in the subject line and also in the message body, type: > > unsubscribe > > and nothing else. Send the message and that will take care of the > matter. I must stress that in order to unsubscribe, you must use the same > email address as was originally used to subscribe. > > Thank you, > > Charles E. Carter > Listowner > Carter Family discussion lists > > ******************************************** > At 05:44 AM 10/5/2001 -0700, The Cook's wrote: > >I believe if Jane will unsubscribe to [email protected] and put > >Unsubscribe in the subject line and then subscribe with the address she know > >uses at [email protected] and put Subscribe in the subject line > >she will be in business. Is this correct folks? > >Marie LC > > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: Clemi [mailto:[email protected]] > >Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 9:48 PM > >To: [email protected] > >Subject: [CARTER-L] List owner > > > > > >Hello ... > >Ok, I've given up thinking the List owner will contact me, but another > >member is having > >real problems. > > > >Jane at [email protected] is unable to post anything to the list. However she > >is able to > >receive list postings which indicates she is subscribed. > > > >Jane thinks the problem may be due to her having been subscribed prior with > >another e-mail > >address. > > > >Will somone with more expertise then I please help Jane so she can > >participate? > > > >Many thanks, > >clemi > >

Seeking contact and/or help concerning my ggf John Carter Jr. Born ky. 1-2-1813, died Owen Co., In., 2-27-1901... Seeking help or contact with ANYONE in the CARTER line who might have a "deaf & dumb" person in their line. My John Jr., had a brother, JOBE CARTER, b. about 1805-1807, in Ky, who was "deaf & dumb". This affliction sometimes is hereditary, so perhaps we can help each other, if we make contact... Thank you. DICK CARTER [email protected]

SUGGESTED GUIDELINES to HELP GET ANSWERS by Tim Carter If I am going to be a writer and try to get your attention so that you will help me, I must be courteous to you; I must be thoughtful enough to present materials in such a manner as to get and keep your attention; I must write my material in a way that makes it fast, easy, and pleasant to read. With these thoughts in mind, consider that the following are NOT RULES, but they are SUGGESTED GUIDELINES for use by genealogy researchers. Also, if you are a member/user on a list which has an owner or moderator who specifies how to post to that particular list, please, try to post to that list in accordance with his/her instructions. 1) What are you talking about? What is your Subject? 2) Are you shouting at the reader? 3-7) Typing names so they are easy to read. 8) Where and How to Reply. 9-10) Flaming. 11) Are you less considerate and more disrespectful than the flamer? than the sympathizers? 12) You want to reply, but, Are You Ready? 1) Do you really want me to read your message? Many users of the lists use the subject line to speed up their search. Messages with blank subject lines are deleted in bulk before any reading is attempted. Both the sender and the receiver have "lost" when a connection they have for each other is not made because of a subject omitted. 2) Generally, type everything in lower case (small) letters. Typing everything in ALL CAPS is considered SHOUTING AT THE READER. 3) ALWAYS type SURNAMES in upper case (CAPITAL) letters. 4) When listing SURNAMES only, enter a comma and two spaces between the names. This makes for faster, easier reading: CARTER, DELOACH, KIRBY, LEE, PEDRON (PLEASE, do not space between letters of the name, and do not use special characters within a name) 5) DO NOT use the asterisk * or the slash / as a separator of SURNAMES. Use this same rule for applying other special characters in your writings. This is hard on the eyes, and some of us won't read it. Therefore, you and I might miss a perfect opportunity to find a connection to one of the names we are both researching. 6) Generally, type names as follows: SURNAME, First Second Third "Nickname" Title (Although it won't always work out this way, try to make it a standard way of writing names.) Example: CARTER, Elisha Joseph Goodwin "Joe" Rev 7) When listing SURNAMES with locations, try to make the listings as columns if possible. At least enter some spaces to make for easier, faster reading: CARTER > NC, SC, MS, AR LEE > NC, SC, TN, AR JONES > FL, AL, TN, GA OWENS > NC, GA, LA KIRBY > AR WOOD > TN,AR Realize that the progression of states is not meant to be alphabetical, but represents the general movement (or migration) of the family or individual being researched, and are the locations being searched. 8) When you reply (respond) to a message received on a list, PLEASE, be aware of where your reply is going "before you send it.". Some of the lists are set up so the REPLY automatically returns your message to the list. Other lists automatically return your replies to the originator of the message. AGAIN, PLEASE double check the return address where you are sending the answer to that post. A BIG THANK YOU for your help on this. 9) Please, do not flame someone (put them down rather rudely) for something they have done. The individual may be new and did not realize what was correct and proper. Or, an individual can be in a hurry and just do things wrong. (Personally, I do not wish to reduce <degrade> myself to the low level of flaming someone. I have been flamed and know how bad it made me feel, even though I had not intended to hurt or upset anyone.) Consider that in most instances the act is not on purpose, but accidental. If you must reply, be courteous, polite, and positive and send them a private note. 10) Above all, DO NOT flame someone publicly on one of the lists. It is bad manners on the part of the person doing the flaming, and shows disrespect toward all other members of the list. (They do not want to hear the flamer's whining about what someone has supposedly done to the flamer or to them. That is why there are always so many rude, ill-natured replies afterwards.) 11) Do you reply to the flamer, and send it to the list? Then, you have been more disrespectful to fellow list members than was the flamer. You have become a part of the continuing nuisance to the list. Does someone have a loss, and accidentally post it to the list? Are you one of the sympathizers that also post your condolences to the list? You have become a part of the continuing nuisance to the list. Are you one of those that posts to the list in anger or dismay, trying to get the sympathizers to stop posting? You have added fuel to the fire - you helped increase the problem. Please stop and think before posting ANY OFF SUBJECT REPLY to a list. 12) Do you really want to flame someone? Go look in the mirror. That person you are looking at knows exactly how you feel and what you are thinking. Therefore, that person knows exactly how to take what you are saying. Furthermore, if that person in the mirror smiles at you, you are going to have to smile back. And, if you smile at the person in the mirror and that person in the mirror does not smile back at you, you are not ready to write to anyone yet. Now, let's work together and find some genealogy answers. Thank you. Charles E. ("Chuck") Carter <[email protected]> Listowner [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

To unsubscribe, send a message to: [email protected] in the subject line and also in the message body, type: unsubscribe and nothing else. Send the message and that will take care of the matter. I must stress that in order to unsubscribe, you must use the same email address as was originally used to subscribe. Thank you, Charles E. Carter Listowner Carter Family discussion lists ******************************************** At 05:44 AM 10/5/2001 -0700, The Cook's wrote: >I believe if Jane will unsubscribe to [email protected] and put >Unsubscribe in the subject line and then subscribe with the address she know >uses at [email protected] and put Subscribe in the subject line >she will be in business. Is this correct folks? >Marie LC > >-----Original Message----- >From: Clemi [mailto:[email protected]] >Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 9:48 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: [CARTER-L] List owner > > >Hello ... >Ok, I've given up thinking the List owner will contact me, but another >member is having >real problems. > >Jane at [email protected] is unable to post anything to the list. However she >is able to >receive list postings which indicates she is subscribed. > >Jane thinks the problem may be due to her having been subscribed prior with >another e-mail >address. > >Will somone with more expertise then I please help Jane so she can >participate? > >Many thanks, >clemi

Hi Northerners! Whoops, the address was corrected to [email protected] but covers the same subject. Happy hunting!. Sharon CL ----- Original Message ----- From: "SharonCL" <[email protected]> To: "Dennis V Carter" <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 9:26 AM Subject: REPLY-- [CARTER-L] 1850 Wayne Co NY > Hi Dennis and all northern Carters AKA > Damn Yankees, > There are a lot of southern Carter alright! Southern Carters tried > to eliminate additional problems by creating another list for you all! Have > you heard of [email protected] for northeast US and Canada? You > should subscribe to that List with Pat Conners manager. She's in CA. There > are so many with this surname that, we have to get sorted out somehow. Keep > in touch. > Sharon CL > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Dennis V Carter" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 4:22 PM > Subject: [CARTER-L] 1850 Wayne Co NY > > > > hi, > > > > Stomping on toes... not just stepping! Most of the CARTER surnames came > > from the deep south... mine didn't and as a consequence i find 90+% of > this > > list does NOT pertain to my lines. Is there anyone out there who has ties > > to Wayne Co NY c 1850? > > clumsy dancer > > dennis > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp > > >

Hi Dennis and all northern Carters AKA Damn Yankees, There are a lot of southern Carter alright! Southern Carters tried to eliminate additional problems by creating another list for you all! Have you heard of [email protected] for northeast US and Canada? You should subscribe to that List with Pat Conners manager. She's in CA. There are so many with this surname that, we have to get sorted out somehow. Keep in touch. Sharon CL ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dennis V Carter" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 4:22 PM Subject: [CARTER-L] 1850 Wayne Co NY > hi, > > Stomping on toes... not just stepping! Most of the CARTER surnames came > from the deep south... mine didn't and as a consequence i find 90+% of this > list does NOT pertain to my lines. Is there anyone out there who has ties > to Wayne Co NY c 1850? > clumsy dancer > dennis > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp >

(Sorry Marie, this got off to you personally before I could catch it) Don't just put "unsubscribe" in the subject line, it needs to be put in the body of the message as well (without quotes). To subscribe, Jane has to do the same, but with the word, "subscribe." And yes, the address for subscribing and unsubscribing has to include "request." Melody >From: "The Cook's" <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Subject: RE: [CARTER-L] List owner >Date: Fri, 5 Oct 2001 05:44:31 -0700 > >I believe if Jane will unsubscribe to [email protected] and put >Unsubscribe in the subject line and then subscribe with the address she >know >uses at [email protected] and put Subscribe in the subject line >she will be in business. Is this correct folks? >Marie LC > >-----Original Message----- >From: Clemi [mailto:[email protected]] >Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 9:48 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: [CARTER-L] List owner > > >Hello ... >Ok, I've given up thinking the List owner will contact me, but another >member is having >real problems. > >Jane at [email protected] is unable to post anything to the list. However she >is able to >receive list postings which indicates she is subscribed. > >Jane thinks the problem may be due to her having been subscribed prior with >another e-mail >address. > >Will somone with more expertise then I please help Jane so she can >participate? > >Many thanks, >clemi > > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

Does any one have a Carter family member who married a Caswell family member? In NC or Va or TN? date early 1800s Janet

I believe if Jane will unsubscribe to [email protected] and put Unsubscribe in the subject line and then subscribe with the address she know uses at [email protected] and put Subscribe in the subject line she will be in business. Is this correct folks? Marie LC -----Original Message----- From: Clemi [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2001 9:48 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [CARTER-L] List owner Hello ... Ok, I've given up thinking the List owner will contact me, but another member is having real problems. Jane at [email protected] is unable to post anything to the list. However she is able to receive list postings which indicates she is subscribed. Jane thinks the problem may be due to her having been subscribed prior with another e-mail address. Will somone with more expertise then I please help Jane so she can participate? Many thanks, clemi

Hello ... Ok, I've given up thinking the List owner will contact me, but another member is having real problems. Jane at [email protected] is unable to post anything to the list. However she is able to receive list postings which indicates she is subscribed. Jane thinks the problem may be due to her having been subscribed prior with another e-mail address. Will somone with more expertise then I please help Jane so she can participate? Many thanks, clemi

There are so many WILLIAM CARTERs, born in Virginia. For all those on the list who may have researched a WILLIAM CARTER or come across infomration in their search, does anyone have a WILLIAM CARTER, born in VA @1770-1780, who moved to White County, TN? Does anyone have information in their database that might match? Pat