Gloria, As near as we know our John never lived in Pennsylvannia. He was supposedly born in Virginia in 1798. His wife was born and raised in Culpepper Co. Virginia and that is where we beleive the marriage took place. We know that John resided in Ohio in the 1830's since some of his children were born there. And he is buried in Morgan co. That is not to say that prior to his marriage or maybe for a year or so he might not have lived in Pennsylvannia. But with the spacing of his children and the early date of his death I don't think that he was in Pennsylvannia There is the possibility that he is a nephew of Pauls. It is hard to say since so far I have had no luck at all with the line beyond John. I am begining to wonder if he just named himself McCarty? Actually I have a few clues such as his supposed participation in the war of 1812. He seems to be a little young for service but who knows? terri

As an "organizing" type of guy I'm wondering if anyone has tried to develop a time-line and/or location map to consolidate the tremendous amount of information that the internet is providing. Mel

I have been looking for a James T. McCarty that was born in Arkansas in the 1860 timeframe and probably lived in Illinois sometime from 1935 on and died Chicago area in maybe the 1950's. I know this is sketchy info but would appreciate any help. Alan Schroeder

Sharon, By any chance do you know the father of William? I have a Leonard Clinton McCarty born in Wisconsin in 1874 who moved to Idaho. He arrived after 1906. So he is not a direct relation. But might be a cousin. His father was from Ohio and moved to Wisconsin after the civil war. Perhaps others of the family headed west too? terri

Hi Terri This is a long stretch! According to the Bell Anthology in Washington Co. PA, Paul McCarty lived in Frederick Co. VA before moving to Washington Co. PA, likely moving with two small children. He is already in Washington Co. PA by the 1790 census. On the 1800 Census West Bethlehem, Washington Co. PA is a John McCarty listed on the same page as Paul McCarty (possibly a son???) This John has 1 male 16-26, 1 m 26-56, 2 f 0-10, 1 f 16-45.On the 1820 census is a J. McCarty in Mt. Pleasant, Washington Co. PA and also a J. Jr. listed on the same page. Does any of this make sense with your John? Gloria

Louise, Where are your PA McCartys from? I'm a descendant of Paul McCarty, probably son of Silas McCarty of Bucks Co. PA. I'm trying to prove that Paul son of Silas went to Frederick Co. VA after the death of his first wife Cassander Williams and in VA married Catherine Spohn, then moved to Washington Co. PA. Can you help with this family? Gloria

Ruth I will study the information that you sent me and see what I can find. I only know that my James H. McCarty was born in KY. I know that he deffinately had a brother named John A. McCarty who lived obvisously not to far from James and Susannah because he told about visiting they frequently. Maybe this will help. Would you happen to have anything about a John A. McCarty . And here we go again I have no idea what the A stood for in his name. This is really interesting because my mother and I always figured that perhaps James H stood for James Henry McCarty but we have never been able to come up with anything to prove what his middle name really was. . He signed everything James H. McCarty. This is very interesting because I never knew of their daughter ever being married to a Barnhart. I do have a copy of where Susannah McCarty applied for a pension form James H McCarty having been in the service and there is a statement in it where Susannah states the correct name of their daughter is Iola Alice McCarty.and not Ola Alice McCarty. I figured that Ola was a nickname. I have found where other members of this family married by their nicknames. My mother is deceased now but Ido remember her talking about a Kaufman family. I just could not remember form where and how. Please let me know if you have anything on John A. McCarty Carolyn Miles [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: Ruth & Mitch Davis (by way of "Tony & Sue (Skay) Abruscato" <[email protected]>) <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2000 10:44 PM Subject: Re: [McCARTY-L] McCarty Family > Carolyn, > > I've been trying to get around to posting my own IN McCartys -- but when I > saw your post I couldn't delay any longer. I don't know your James McCarty, > but I do know McCartys in Edgar Co., IL. My Samuel D. lived there for quite > a number of years and died there in 1900. He's buried in Edgar Cemetery in > Paris. He was born in Jefferson Co., IN in 1836, one of 6 children of Henry > and Hester (Esther) McCarty. Census records say they came from PA and were > both born ca. 1800. Henry died in Jennings Co., IN in 1864. > > Henry McCarty + Hester (Esther) [maiden name unknown] > James Irwin > Henry Manville > Zerreldia (various spellings) + John Simper(s) 1847 in Jefferson > Co., IN > William W. (Feb. 4, 1829 - Dec. 15, 1910) + Lucy Lott Nov. 22, 1849 > Samuel D. (Jul. 23, 1836 - Nov. 16, 1900) + Emily Herndon, Mary > Raffety, Martha Baum > Amanda V. (b. 1838) + Lewis Gray Aug. 20, 1860 > I believe these are the only offspring of this marriage as the info comes > from Henry's will which is fairly comprehensive. I know a good deal about > the descendants of Samuel D. and Mary Raffety (Emily died less than a year > after their marriage and he had no children with Martha). I have some more > info about some of these kids. I have a reasonably large collection of > miscellaneous McCarty notes from Edgar Co., IL and from IN. The only > obvious match to your folks I found on a quick skim through is a marriage > for Ola Alice McCarty, age 18, of Richland Co., IL, d/o James McCarty and > Susan Deavers to James Barnhart, age 24, of Dana. Barnhart is a farmer and > the s/o James and Cammie Kaufman. Marr. was July 29, 1895. > > I also have a reprint of the 1879 History of Edgar County, Illinois. > There's not a lot there about James or James H. -- just listings as > taxpayers -- though it looks like there must have been more than one James > H. there in 1879 or else he owned property in more than one township. > > I don't have any positive connection between my family and the KY McCartys > yet, though I suspect they're related to the Falls of the Ohio gang. > > Anything look familiar? > > Regards, > Ruth Davis > > > > At 03:15 AM 4/9/00 -0500, you wrote: > > > >Looking for anyone who happens to know my McCarty Family????? I am > looking for parents, other siblings and any information > >on the family of James H. McCarty who married Susannah (Susan) Jane > Beavers 2-5-1866 Richland Co.Illinois. . He died 9-3-1890 in Edgar Co. > Illinois. Then she brought the children to Parke Co. IN. She died 5-23-1906 > in Parke Co. IN. > > > >All I know is James H. McCarty was born in KY. > > > >Children born to James H. McCarty and Susan Jane (Beavers) McCarty: (All > born ar Richland Co, Illiniois.) > > Family lived in Chrisman Illinois for awhile. > > > >1. Oliver Madison McCarty b. 4-414-1867 d. 7-19-1914 Parke Co. IN. > >2. Daniel Frederick McCarty b. 6-28,1869 > >3. John William McCarty b.10-08-1874 (Last known was living in Jetmore, > Kansas in 1943) > >4. Iola Alice McCarty b. 7-12-1878 She was a Dodson > >5. Bertie Ralph McCarty b. 9-13-1880 d. 10 11-1905 Parke Co. IN > >7. Cora Elizabeth McCarty b. 8-12-1883 d. 8-6-1945 Vermillion Co. IN > >8. Charles Edward McCarty b. 7-16-1886 d. 6-6-1943 Parke Co. IN > > > > > ==== McCARTY Mailing List ==== > Email Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/

I am looking for the McCARTY's of Idaho... Sand Point is the location I have been given. William J. may have been from WI originally. William James McCARTY married Meta REEMS and had 3 children in the Sand Point area. Virginia Dare born Jan 1, 1918, James born abt 1920 and Robert Neil born Jan 27, 1922. William and Meta moved to Olympia after the children were born... William was a longshoreman we believe. Also looking for information on Stockton REEM father to Meta above. He married Harriet BULLIS. Please contact me directly if you have information, I am willing to share. These are not my direct ancestors but are ancestors of my cousins. Sharon Moore [email protected]

Ruth, I am not sure just what I have. I do have a JIM THOMAS MCCARTY m to FORNEY ?. He is the son of NEIMROD AND JULIA CUMMINS MCCARTY. If you have any info I would appreciate it, as I am new to this. I have been getting some good info on this site. Keep in touch. Carolyn

Carolyn, I've been trying to get around to posting my own IN McCartys -- but when I saw your post I couldn't delay any longer. I don't know your James McCarty, but I do know McCartys in Edgar Co., IL. My Samuel D. lived there for quite a number of years and died there in 1900. He's buried in Edgar Cemetery in Paris. He was born in Jefferson Co., IN in 1836, one of 6 children of Henry and Hester (Esther) McCarty. Census records say they came from PA and were both born ca. 1800. Henry died in Jennings Co., IN in 1864. Henry McCarty + Hester (Esther) [maiden name unknown] James Irwin Henry Manville Zerreldia (various spellings) + John Simper(s) 1847 in Jefferson Co., IN William W. (Feb. 4, 1829 - Dec. 15, 1910) + Lucy Lott Nov. 22, 1849 Samuel D. (Jul. 23, 1836 - Nov. 16, 1900) + Emily Herndon, Mary Raffety, Martha Baum Amanda V. (b. 1838) + Lewis Gray Aug. 20, 1860 I believe these are the only offspring of this marriage as the info comes from Henry's will which is fairly comprehensive. I know a good deal about the descendants of Samuel D. and Mary Raffety (Emily died less than a year after their marriage and he had no children with Martha). I have some more info about some of these kids. I have a reasonably large collection of miscellaneous McCarty notes from Edgar Co., IL and from IN. The only obvious match to your folks I found on a quick skim through is a marriage for Ola Alice McCarty, age 18, of Richland Co., IL, d/o James McCarty and Susan Deavers to James Barnhart, age 24, of Dana. Barnhart is a farmer and the s/o James and Cammie Kaufman. Marr. was July 29, 1895. I also have a reprint of the 1879 History of Edgar County, Illinois. There's not a lot there about James or James H. -- just listings as taxpayers -- though it looks like there must have been more than one James H. there in 1879 or else he owned property in more than one township. I don't have any positive connection between my family and the KY McCartys yet, though I suspect they're related to the Falls of the Ohio gang. Anything look familiar? Regards, Ruth Davis At 03:15 AM 4/9/00 -0500, you wrote: > >Looking for anyone who happens to know my McCarty Family????? I am looking for parents, other siblings and any information >on the family of James H. McCarty who married Susannah (Susan) Jane Beavers 2-5-1866 Richland Co.Illinois. . He died 9-3-1890 in Edgar Co. Illinois. Then she brought the children to Parke Co. IN. She died 5-23-1906 in Parke Co. IN. > >All I know is James H. McCarty was born in KY. > >Children born to James H. McCarty and Susan Jane (Beavers) McCarty: (All born ar Richland Co, Illiniois.) > Family lived in Chrisman Illinois for awhile. > >1. Oliver Madison McCarty b. 4-414-1867 d. 7-19-1914 Parke Co. IN. >2. Daniel Frederick McCarty b. 6-28,1869 >3. John William McCarty b.10-08-1874 (Last known was living in Jetmore, Kansas in 1943) >4. Iola Alice McCarty b. 7-12-1878 She was a Dodson >5. Bertie Ralph McCarty b. 9-13-1880 d. 10 11-1905 Parke Co. IN >7. Cora Elizabeth McCarty b. 8-12-1883 d. 8-6-1945 Vermillion Co. IN >8. Charles Edward McCarty b. 7-16-1886 d. 6-6-1943 Parke Co. IN >

He is Young's great grandson I believe. He ain't no spring chicken either. I'm 56 and Reuben is my g g grandfather. There is a Toliver McCarty in Ninety-Six, SC whose father was 52 when he was born. Some of these McCarty's have had children when they were old enough to be grandparents. My father, Paul M. McCarty, Sr was born in 1920. My grandfather, Samuel Preston McCarty was born in 1879. My great grandfather Dennis Preston McCarty was born in 1854 and my great great grandfather Reuben William McCarty was born in 1822. Robert has more then a couple of years on me. Paul

Paul, Try to find out if there is any info on YOung & his son who came on to Texas and disappeared. In Dennis' will he refers to the children as YOung's, and mentions that he is deceased. I know that about 8 yrs later no one had been paid his share. I don't know if they ever got anything. EE Roddy Cecil > -----Original Message----- > From: by way of "Tony & Sue (Skay) Abruscato" <[email protected]> > [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, April 10, 2000 6:53 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [McCARTY-L] Edgefield, SC - McCartys > > > Young's g grandson Robert came by and saw me today. We'll be getting > together after tax time but before he leaves for France early next month. > Hope to get a lot of info from him. His daughter-in-law has been > researching > Edgefield McCartys for sometime now. Will be passing info on as I get it. > Hopefully, everybody will be sending info to the list so all of us can get > pass some brick walls and just maybe be able to match info that > we've had a > lot of trouble documenting. > > Paul > > > ==== McCARTY Mailing List ==== > New McCarty GenConnect Boards: > For a listing of available boards please visit: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~sueskay/lists/mccarty.htm > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ >

Paul, I am so excited that you are finally going to meet Robert. Is he g grandson or a gtgt grandson? He is my gt gt grandfather, and I'm no spring chicken. Elizabeth Earl Roddy Cecil > -----Original Message----- > From: by way of "Tony & Sue (Skay) Abruscato" <[email protected]> > [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, April 10, 2000 6:53 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [McCARTY-L] Edgefield, SC - McCartys > > > Young's g grandson Robert came by and saw me today. We'll be getting > together after tax time but before he leaves for France early next month. > Hope to get a lot of info from him. His daughter-in-law has been > researching > Edgefield McCartys for sometime now. Will be passing info on as I get it. > Hopefully, everybody will be sending info to the list so all of us can get > pass some brick walls and just maybe be able to match info that > we've had a > lot of trouble documenting. > > Paul > > > ==== McCARTY Mailing List ==== > New McCarty GenConnect Boards: > For a listing of available boards please visit: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~sueskay/lists/mccarty.htm > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ >

bob, will make up a gedcom with Kohls and McCartys and get if off to you in the next coupl e of days MaryAnn Kohl

Young's g grandson Robert came by and saw me today. We'll be getting together after tax time but before he leaves for France early next month. Hope to get a lot of info from him. His daughter-in-law has been researching Edgefield McCartys for sometime now. Will be passing info on as I get it. Hopefully, everybody will be sending info to the list so all of us can get pass some brick walls and just maybe be able to match info that we've had a lot of trouble documenting. Paul

1850 MS census on McCartys that left Edgefield Co., SC in the 1840's. Itawamba Co., MS page 334 Dwel# 432 age sex B/P Young McCarty 38 m SC (son of Dennis, Sr.) Mary Ann (Riley) 23 f SC Jackson 14 m SC Ira C. 12 m SC Martha 10 f SC William E. 8 m SC Sarah 6 f SC Susan C. 4 f AL Susan Riley 70 f NC Itawamba Co., MS page 337 Dwel# 483 Dennis McCarty 40 m SC (son of Dennis, Sr.) (no wife was listed) William 22 m SC Margaret 18 f SC James 17 m SC Mary 14 f SC Elizabeth 12 f SC Reuben 10 m SC Julia 8 f SC Ellen 5 f SC Lowndes Co., MS page 58 Dwel# 132 Albert McCarthy 43 m SC Darcus (Gentry?) 40 f SC Darcus 15 f SC Ruth 12 f SC Martha 10 f SC Samuel 6 m SC Dwel# 188 Levy Gentry 65 m SC Ruth 64 f SC Deborah 33 f SC Elizabeth 31 f SC (2nd wife of Charles McCarty of Edgefield Co., SC) Elizah W. 27 m SC Charles P. 17 m SC (married Mary McCarty, daughter of Dennis, Jr.) Any ideas who these McCartys were: 1850 Lowndes Co., MS page 67 Dwel# 264 John M. Morgan 41 m SC Louise C. 42 f SC Eugenia 12 f MS John D. 8 m MS Judson 3 m MS Mary C. 23 f SC Harriet McCarthy 30 f SC Dwel# 272 William M. McCarthy 44 m SC Sarah 27 f GA Michael 19 m SC Thomas 16 m SC James 13 m MS Martin 12 m MS William H. H. 9 m MS This is it.

Posted on: McCarty & McCarthy Queries Board URL: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/McCarty?read=170 Surname: McCarty, Locke ------------------------- Looking for information for Henry Jackson McCarty b. 1854 in Alabama moved to LA. Married Annie Eliza McClellan-Locke b. 1861 in Fl. They had the following children. Mattie Jessie Jones William Henry Ora Bell Claude Leander Maude Leola Mala Mabel Myrtle Eva Leona Robert Leslie Annie had 2 children from a previous marriage to Mr. Locke UNK Will Locke Thanks in advance. Lavada Kinney

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Unless someone isscanning images from a published work, there isn't likely to be a copyright infringement involved. If there was, it is rootsweb they would be hounding, not you. There for it is nothing more than some idle threat. How about dropping your hitleresque management of this list and let people participate without all the interventions you see fit to make. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tony & Sue (Skay) Abruscato" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 09, 2000 12:31 PM Subject: Re: [McCARTY-L] Rootsweb's Acceptable Use Policy : This isn't my threat...it's based on Rootsweb's policies! You subscribe to : these lists, so therefore you've agreed to follow the organizations : policies and abide by their rules. I'm just saying that if Rootsweb, and : myself were ever taken to court over a subscriber posting copyrighted : material, then I would hold the subscriber responsible as well. : : And it you had read my previous message yesterday, you would have seen: : : >On the other hand, facts taken from public records are not : >copyrighted. It's the manner in which they are delivered or presented : >(published, etc) that are copyrighted. : : Sue : : At 11:19 AM 04/09/2000 , you wrote: : >...and of course keep in mind that names and dates are not copyrightable : >material, only the presentation thereof. Thus Sue's threats are fairly : >hollow. : > : > : >----- Original Message ----- : >From: "Tony & Sue (Skay) Abruscato" <[email protected]> : >To: <[email protected]> : >Sent: Sunday, April 09, 2000 12:04 PM : >Subject: [McCARTY-L] Rootsweb's Acceptable Use Policy : > : > : >: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/aup.html : >: : >: The following are #'s 4-5 from Rootsweb's Acceptable Use Policy: : >: : >: 4.POST ONLY MATERIAL YOU DO OWN. When you post to RootsWeb, you must : >either : >: be the copyright holder (that basically means you wrote it), have written : >: permission from the copyright holder, or the material must clearly be in : >: the public domain. : >: : >: 5.YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR POSTS. If you post anything that results in : >: RootsWeb being sued, you are responsible for any costs you incur. We may : >: also hold you responsible for any costs we incur defending ourselves. : >: : >: This is a Rootsweb hosted list....before flaming me, or others on this : >list : >: about posting material directly from copyrighted material, please take : >: these policies into consideration. Please make note, I will also legally : >: go after anyone who has posted copyrighted material, if I as listowner : >: should be included in any legal actions taken. : >: : >: Sue : >: McCarty-L listowner : >: : >: : >: ==== McCARTY Mailing List ==== : >: Email Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl : >: : >: ============================== : >: The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: : >: Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. : >: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ : >: : >: : > : > : >==== McCARTY Mailing List ==== : >Email Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl : > : >============================== : >Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. : >RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. : >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi : : : ==== McCARTY Mailing List ==== : New McCarty GenConnect Boards: : For a listing of available boards please visit: : http://www.rootsweb.com/~sueskay/lists/mccarty.htm : : ============================== : Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. : RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. : http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi : :

In a message dated 4/9/2000 11:33:00 AM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Thank you Annette for your information. I was a bit worried about that but > had hoped that as long as I limited it to just one name it wouldn't be a > problem. Since I am very appreciative of the work that Carol Wells has done > and look forward to all of her books, I will stop. > > Louise Temples Glad you understand and did not take it the wrong way. So many people don't know that books published after 1923 are still under copyright. There are several ways you can get the same information and probably more as Carol "abstracted" the material. 1. The microfilm itself is available from the SC state archives at $30 a roll. 2. The microfilm is available through the Family History Centers at about $3 for one month's rent. 3. Heritage Books has a website where you can order the books. Most of their books range in price from about $15-17. For authors that are interested, they don't pay an advance, but royalities are only 10%, paid 2 times a year. Carol has really had a rough time of it in her life. Her husband died in her arms in an auto accident. She worked her way up from assistant/secretery to the archivist of a small college to be the archivist and raised 2 children by herself. She was almost 70 went she retired. I guess I am a little protective of her... but I also know how I would feel if someone took my hard work and plastered it on the internet for free <smile> especially when it means I couldn't pay my utility bills, etc. as Social Security don't go very far these days. Thanks Annette