Did you ever hear of "Russell's Grove" in Penns Grove? On the 1920 census I had an ancestor living there. His surname was Russell. It was right on the river. His wife ran a boarding home - mostly dye works laborers. Liz Russell Forsyth ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathleen & James Ingram" <kathlingram@inteliport.com> To: <DENEWCAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, April 11, 2005 4:11 PM Subject: [NewCastle] Families from DE/MD/NJ > I appreciated the links from New Sweden etc.My Carrow family was living in > DE & MD before 1680 so probably married into these families more than > once.Iwas about to purchase a book or two on the records pre 1680.I > Currently have on library loan De Valingers book on Court records 1680-1705 > so will look up Anderson there. > A John Carrow married a Rachel Anderson widow of John in 1755 in Queen Anne > MD, another place where people and boundaries moved back & forth. > My Timothy Carow/Carrone was taxed & Earmarked in 1686-1693 in Little Creek > DE.His will was "concealed"under the name Timothy Kairone/Keron.I am waiting > for it now to read.His estate was left to Thos & John Clifford sons of the > widow Clifford, another family that wandered around. > I was born & grew up in PennsGrove NJ My Dad Bill Carrow was born in PG and > spent many of his childhood years in Delaware City DE...where his > grandfather Grover Carrow & His great Grandfather William F Carrow had > lived. > It is truly amazing to see how far back my roots do go. > William F Carrow 's wife was Margaret Edenfield who first appear in the > 1600s also.And married to persons living in Swedish & Dutch settlements. > Kathleen Carrow Ingram(now in NC) >