Carman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Carman, Carpenter, Remsen, Searles, Rhodes and Bennet

des1313 — 2012-02-20 18:44:37Z

Hello! I am definitely interested in all things Hendrickson! Feel free to contact me at thebats@optonline.net. Thanks!

Re: Carman, Carpenter, Remsen, Searles, Rhodes and Bennet

amberman1 — 2012-01-24 01:46:41Z

My g-g-g grandparents were Cornelius V. Remsen and Hannah Carman, who were born in 1816 and married in 1837. My family lived in the Town of Jamaica for many generations, with most of them being buried in Springfield Cemetery. I'd appreciate any information regarding Cornelius and Hannah. Thanks for the post.

Bill Amberman
amberman1@verizon.net

Re: Carman, Carpenter, Remsen, Searles, Rhodes and Bennet

amberman1 — 2012-01-22 20:52:54Z

Hannah Carman was my great-great-great grandmother. She married Cornelius Voorhees Remsen and had a daughter Harriet. Harriet married John Glenn Henry Bedell and had a daughter Hannah Sarah. She married William P. Amberman, my great grandfather. I have an inscribed bible given to Hannah and Cornelius when they got married.

Bill Amberman

Re: Carman, Carpenter, Remsen, Searles, Rhodes and Bennet

SharonBormannFinley — 2012-01-12 21:47:45Z

Thanks for your offer. My Carman family was also in Jamaica. I have Carpenters and Remsens as well.

Sharonbfinley@yahoo.com

Re: Carman, Carpenter, Remsen, Searles, Rhodes and Bennet

S_BennettPerkowski — 2011-11-30 22:11:39Z

David, you and I had actually been emailing regarding the Carman family a year prior to this post. 2 of the Carman girls married into my Giveans family in the early 1800s.

Its amazing we never hit on the Jamaica Long Island connection between Carman and Sarah Bennett Carpenter.

Re: Carman, Carpenter, Remsen, Searles, Rhodes and Bennet

S_BennettPerkowski — 2011-11-30 20:33:41Z

Sarah Bennett married to George Carpenter was sister to my Great X2 Grandfather Isaac Bennett. Their parents were John Isaac Bennett and Mary Rhoades.

John's Parents inscribed a bible with their Birthdates, Birthdates and a couple Deathdates of John and his siblings. John and Mary's children's birthdates are listed. The last inscription Added was Mary's death in 1857.

David, I would love to share copies of information with you!

sbennettperkowski@gmail.com

Sue

Re: Carman, Carpenter, Remsen, Searles, Rhodes and Bennet

S_BennettPerkowski — 2011-11-30 20:22:07Z

Sarah Ann Bennett married to Rem Remsen mentioned here was sister to my Great X3 Grandfather John Isaac Bennett who married Mary Rhodes. Their parents were Isaac VanHoek Bennett and Sarah VanVorhees.

Isaac and Sarah gifted John and Mary with a bible inscribed with birthdates for Isaac and Sarah along with their children (John and his siblings). It includes a few death dates of the siblings. John and Mary's children's births are listed and the last entry is Mary's death in 1857.

This would make us cousins. I would love to see copies of your imformation. Email is fine. And I would be happy to share copies of what I have.

sbennettperkowski@gmail.com

Sue

Re: Elsie Mildred Carman

shBelssner — 2011-11-20 04:27:00Z

my grandma is Florence story is familiar

Carman in SE TN before Civil War

RedRiverTXOK — 2011-11-10 22:53:23Z

Seeking researchers with Carman in southeast TN before the Civil War.

Re: john carman / florence fordham

bonniehickman17 — 2011-09-30 13:08:28Z

Marvin, Thanks so Much! I am tracking as much as I can I love the experience of a AhHA. I would love any Carman info Is my carmans related to the William cooper carman? I know my family has a few of them in it and It looks that maybe the dye side has a little relation to the James family of Jesse James... My mom got me into this at a young age and now I really enjoy it I have surpassed my mothers ancestry search... thanks again!

Re: john carman / florence fordham

marvincarman — 2011-09-30 08:29:08Z

Don't feel embarrassed at all-we have all done the same thing a million times. Census records can truly throw a researcher off.

My primary thrust is the Carman surname but I do have a little on the Dye family.

Charles Alexander Dye was born in Kentucky 1863. He died 1936, age 73. He married Sudie Carman on 28 April 1881 in Perry County, Indiana. Charles was the son of John Dye and Margaret C. Clayton. John Dye was the son of Martin Kelly Dye and Mary Polly Timberlake.

Charles and Sudie had four children:
Betty Catherine Dye born 1883, died 15 April 1972 in Louisville, Kentucky, age 88. She married twice: 1) ? Meyers and 2) William J. Burge.
Margaret Bell Dye was born 1886 and died 15 January 1976, age 89. She married twice: 1) George Schuh and 2) ? Brown.
Ruth Dye was born 1890 and died 1920, age 30.
Robert Lee Dye born 26 September 1892.

Don't let the Indiana marriage of Charles and Sudie throw you. The Breckinridge County folks had a habit of a marriage-honeymoon. They would cross the Ohio River into Indiana, Illinois and marry there. They would remain there for a couple of weeks and then return to Kentucky. Some times they would bring the marriage record back to Kentucky with them and file it in Louisville, sometimes they just left the Return in whatever state they married in.

The above is all that I have on the Dye Family because I only trace a female Carman down one generation after the surrender of the surname in marriage.

I do have your Carman line all the way back so if you need help, please just ask.

Marvin

Re: john carman / florence fordham

bonniehickman17 — 2011-09-30 03:36:06Z

I feel sheepish lol I checked my records again and re searched the census record and found that same info... I just didnt have the right info stated in my records probably speedy copying or a wrong click on ancestry. thanks for the information I am having problem finding info on Dye...Do you have any information on them?

Re: john carman / florence fordham

marvincarman — 2011-09-30 00:50:17Z

Let's approach this from a different angle. Was your Susan "Sudie" born 12 January 1866 in Kentucky?

If so, then she was the daughter of William DOCK Carman and Margaret E. Alexander. Margaret was the daughter of Thomas Alexander and Mary Polly Carman. This family is part of the large Breckinridge County, Kentucky Carmans.

William COOPER Carman was born 22 April 1827 in Warrentown, Jefferson County, Ohio. He died 6 December 1911 in St. Clairsville, Belmont County, Ohio.

William Cooper Carman married 1) Emily Hatcher and all of his children were born of Emily. He married 2) Margaret Amanda "Mary" Zimmerman. She was born February 1849 in Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of George Zimmerman and Pheobe Richmond. Eight children but no Susan Susie.

I am quite certain of my research. I believe that you may have read the incorrect information on the Census record.

Susan "Sudie" Carman married Charles Alexander Dye and had four children that I know of. Does this ring any bells?

Marvin

Re: john carman / florence fordham

bonniehickman17 — 2011-09-29 23:27:48Z

I have a few different findings... I found thru my GG Gmother was a Susan, Sudie Carman her Mother was Margaret Alexander and her father was William Cooper Carman... I need to find all my information on them but i think i found it in a census and I could be wrong looking at something mistakenly. but its interesting...

Re: Nicolas Van Pelt & Sarah Carman, NY

ccarman114 — 2011-08-07 21:52:59Z

Carrol Carman Hall has researched the Carman family but covers mostly the branch that ended up in Illinois. Many Carmans do descend from John and Florence Carman who were early settlers on Long Island. There are however other lines that do not connect to this couple and there are many knowledgeable researchers besides Mr. Hall.

Re: Nicolas Van Pelt & Sarah Carman, NY

dnbrooke1 — 2011-08-07 07:16:31Z

Hello, The Carman history in North America is well documented (By historian Carol(sp?) Carman Hall); we are all descendants of one man. There are several place names in NA connected to the Carmans, and several web sites. Get on Facebook and check out "Thats Carman with an A".

Re: Nicolas Van Pelt & Sarah Carman, NY

dnbrooke1 — 2011-08-07 07:16:14Z

Re: Carman, Carpenter, Remsen, Searles, Rhodes and Bennet

des1313 — 2011-07-18 04:53:42Z

I have Hendrickson, Smith, Bennet and possibly Carman names if I go back far enough. I would be interested in the Hendrickson names. Particularly if you have a Thomas Hendrickson married to a Margaret Carman. Also looking for a Uriah Hendrickson. But in general any Hendrickson from NY are of interest.

Moses Carman

vlambert78 — 2011-06-17 20:10:24Z

I am searching for my great-grandfathers family. His name is Charles William Carman and he was named after two uncles: Charles Carman & William Carman.

Charles W. married Charlotte Hulse (parents John Hulse & Margaret Hughson) and had two daughters Geraldine (married Donald Horak) and Janet (married Joe H. Whitaker).

My Charles W's fathers name was Moses and had three sisters Viva, Eliza, and Mary

I cannot find info on Charles William!! If anyone has any info please contact me. babyface877 at yahoo dot com

thanks in advance!!

John Edgar Carman

acsmith199 — 2011-05-24 13:09:31Z

I am serching for any info on john e carman married to
a sarah ?. They had a daughter Lorana born in 1841. The family was from NY probably the Albany area.

Re: Hannah Carman Remsen

amberman1 — 2011-05-16 16:05:46Z

I'm not sure how to post a picture on the media gallery site, but I can look into it. If not, I'd be glad to send a picture to you via e-mail. While the bedspread is in very good shape, it looks like it may have been repaired, as Hannah's name wraps around the corner. We're guessing someone trimmed the edge and kept the part with her name, folding it over onto the other side. I'll try taking a picture of the Bible inscription and see how it comes out. I also have a charcoal drawing and some pictures of Hannah's husband, Cornelius (Grandpop)Remsen. If you have any questions, you can e-mail at amberman1@verizon.net.

Re: Hannah Carman Remsen

TNNana8 — 2011-05-16 05:54:46Z

Hannah Carman Remsen was my great-great-grandmother, and I am descended through her daughter Sarah Ann Remsen Brower. I would so like to see a picture of the bedspread she wove with her name and the date. If you have a digital camera, could you possibly take a picture and post it to the media gallery in your file? Also, if you are willing to share a picture of the Bible inscription, I would be so grateful. Being able to incorporate tangible items such as these make family history so much more colorful.

Re: ISAAC HARRISON CARMAN MEDAL OF HONOR CIVIL WAR VICKSBURG

magdalenedonovan — 2011-04-28 03:10:23Z

You mentioned in your post that the mother was a Donovan and that you were born in Vicksburg, MS. Was the Donovan mother from Vicksburg? I am researching the Vicksburg, MS Donovan family.

Re: Brouse/Carman

1776ross — 2011-04-17 22:04:27Z

Seeking information on Jacob Ross who lived with Michael Carman after his father died in Philadelphia Bush.

Am a direct descendant of Jacob's.

Thank you.

CARMAN A B 1893 1927 our darling hath gone before to greet us on that blissful shore

t42ValleyView_CookeCoTX — 2011-04-01 14:10:47Z

CARMAN A B 1893 1927 our darling hath gone before to greet us on that blissful shore

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Valley View Cemetery, Cooke Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,473 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Cooke), cemetery(ValleyView) and Surname.
If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely "not my family".

Re: Hannah Carman

peterhowell217 — 2011-03-31 02:40:08Z

Darragh,
These are all in my family. Still interested?
Peter

Re: Nicolas Van Pelt & Sarah Carman, NY

ceeceebeegee1 — 2011-03-28 02:03:00Z

Hi,
My paternal grandmother was Laura C. Duryea b1886 d 1973, daughter of Amanda Van Pelt Noon b1858 d 1937 (mo Mary Ann Van Pelt b1819 d1904, fa John H. Noon). Amanda married John H. Duryea b1/23/1832 d 2//7/13 (fa John Rogers Duryea b1/26/1816 d 9/3/1896, mo Sarah Pine Hubbs b 7/27/1826 d 8/9/1889 dau of Richard Hubbs and Marjory Pine). John Rogers Duryea's fa was Wm Braambos Duryea b 6/20/1775 d 6/13/1857, John R D’s mo was Jemima Rogers. Wm Bramboos Duryea fa was Jorus (George) Wm B D’s mo was Willemina Bramboos. Jorus was son of Joost Duryea b1709 d 7/1782 and Willimpye Terhune Duryea (daug of Roelof Terhune and Marretje Wyckoff). Joost Duryea was son of Chas Duryea and Cornelia Scheneck (Schneck). Chas Duryea was son of the Emmigrants Joost Duryea and Madgalena La Febre.

With this information, can we help each other trace our families ?
I have the Duryeas traced fron the emigrant, but I don't have the Noon, Pine, Van Pelt, Rogers, Hubbs, Braambos (Brambush) and now, Carman.
Will you please send me what you know about my side of our families ?
Thank you, Cathy

CARMAN James C - Vietnam Wall section 14W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-03-13 18:11:40Z

CARMAN James C - Vietnam Wall section 14W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,782 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Seeking WILSON~CARMAN Marriage in NY

lily1750 — 2011-03-06 17:54:25Z

update:

have recently found a CARMAN WILSON who may be Carman's father.

this new Carman was born on 6 May 1794; died 28 Feb 1851; buried in Oxford, Hazen, White Township, Warren Co, NJ

any info greatly appreciated!

according to what i have read both Carman's were Constables so i think i am on the right line here, just need the connection

CARMAN WILSON of Warren Co, NJ

lily1750 — 2011-03-06 09:43:42Z

seeking family of CARMAN WILSON
born 6 May 1794
died 28 Feb 1851
buried in Oxford, White Township, Warren County, NJ

Carman Family in Binghamton N.Y.

tarbox122 — 2011-02-26 06:53:27Z

Hello,

I am wondering if someone has any information on this family line. I'm trying to find information on Nancy J. Carman. Her and her father Isaac Carman are listed on the 1860 and 1870 U.S. Census, living in Binghamton N.Y. I believe Isaac's father was Thomas Carman. Isaac Carman had a son Frederick, and his daughter Nancy. It is Nancy that I am primarily interested in because I think she married Leonard Corby in 1873. If anyone has any information on this line I would really like to get in touch.

Re: NY Carman Line

donaldcarman56 — 2011-02-22 14:46:42Z

Some of the information that I have gone on is located in the halstead-allied families family tree combined with what I have gotten from copies of info from the American Families of Historic Lineage Long Island Edition,in it we find that a lrge portion of the families moved to Dutchess county after the battle of Long Island

Re: NY Carman Line

diane_land — 2011-02-21 22:30:20Z

Me again- I have never been able to prove a birth ( or find/prove parents) for John Carman who married Diadama. We ( a few researchers over the years) all believe he was born before 1755 , probably in Hempstead, Long Island. That he died between 1810 and 1820 in New York ( likely Dutchess Co as they seem to be in that area at that time). Didn't see any more specifics on your site. Have you had any more luck? I have always been reluctant to assign him parents. Thanks again- Diane

Re: NY Carman Line

diane_land — 2011-02-21 22:13:40Z

THANKS!! :)

Re: NY Carman Line

donaldcarman56 — 2011-02-21 21:55:10Z

http://www.myheritage.com/site-127487361/carman

this is a location of my family tree-Isaac carmans mother didamia had 6 children by john and she was his 3rd wife that is about all that I have at this time!

Re: NY Carman Line

diane_land — 2011-02-21 14:52:05Z

Hi Donald,
Seeing that you mentioned Isaac Carmen, is this Isaac the son of Diadam Wright? If so , do you have more information on her? Thanks- Diane ( my grandma was an Elmira NY Carman)

Re: NY Carman Line

donaldcarman56 — 2011-02-21 13:33:57Z

I am a direct descendant of isaac carman sr& jr they were my grt grt grt grandfather,I have traced the family back to john 1 that landed in america in 1631in mass from england!

Edna Carman, Rena Carman

modraks — 2011-02-20 21:10:47Z

They were sisters. There is an additional sister and one brother. Does anyone know why Edna Carman, the oldest, was not mentioned in their fathers obituary and why the siblings did not stay in contact with one other.
They lived in Allegan County, Michigan. Father was Herbert Warren Carman and mother was Orie.

Re: Carmans In Gratiot county Michigan

yvonneclem — 2011-02-17 23:39:45Z

Aunt Donna:
Have you been able to locate anything related to the Indian side of the family or where they came from Canada (I think??)

Yvonne Marie

Re: Carmans In Gratiot county Michigan

yvonneclem — 2011-02-17 23:39:42Z

Aunt Donna:
Have you been able to locate anything related to the Indian side of the family or where they came from Canada (I think??)

Yvonne Marie

Re: Warren Herbert Carman and Oliver Perry Carman

ccarman114 — 2011-02-06 15:50:44Z

Yes, yes, yes!
My great-grandfather is Oliver Perry Carman. I have a lot of information on the family but also a lot of questions.
Please email me at ccarman114@aol.com.

Warren Herbert Carman and Oliver Perry Carman

modraks — 2011-02-06 05:58:35Z

Is anyone connected to this family line? Seeking information and photograph's of my grandmothers family.

Thank you.

Shelley

Warren Herbert Carman and Oliver Perry Carman

modraks — 2011-02-06 05:58:32Z

Is anyone connected to this family line? Seeking information and photograph's of my grandmothers family.

Thank you.

Shelley

Re: Mahala Carman Fitzgerald

vglover55 — 2011-01-22 05:18:27Z

I would love to have a copy of your pictures.I am a descendant of Mary Humphrey and Charles Carman.
Thank you
Vickie J

Great-Grandmas mothers maiden was CARMAN

GwenDuckworth90 — 2010-11-13 06:33:19Z

My great grandmother: Mary C. Howell Born: 13May1880 Trenton, NJ
Married: Frank Kleckner about 1906 in Minneapolis, MN or Chicago, IL ?
Death: 20Jun1957 Minneapolis, MN.
Looking for her mother.....Miss Carman born about 1855-1860 in Pennsylvania.
Married Mr Howell born in New Jersey.
This is the only information I have. I would to find a connection to what Carman this family might be.
Any ideas? Thank you

Peter H Carman

WillNieuwkerk — 2010-10-22 18:11:30Z

Peter H Carman (1812/14 - 29 August 1876) a native of Brooklyn, NY was the father of my great gramdmother Adelaide Carmen de Nieuwerkerk. He had several daughters and a son on whom I have been unable to get further informatio. His eldest daughter Sarah (b. 1833) may have been from a previous marriage. Any further information would be gratefully received.

Re: Carman/Seaman marraige

marian4549 — 2010-10-09 03:01:29Z

The NEHGS has (or had) the Settlers of the Beekman Patent, and it iincludes a large amount of material on the Carman family. The children of the first John Carman:
"1. i. John, b. 8 July 1633; m. Hannah ___.
ii. Abigail, b. July 1635; m. Benjamin Coe.
iii. Caleb, b. 1 July 1639; m. Elizabeth ___ and
removed to N.J..
iv. Joshua, b. 9 Jan. 1645/6."

Children of the second John Carman:
"Children:
i. John, b. ca. 1656; m. Mirium ___.
ii. Caleb, b. ca. 1658; m. Ann Seamon.
iii. Hannah, b. ca. 1660; m. (prob) Jeremiah Smith.
iv. Benjamin, b. ca. 1662; m. Deliverance ___.

Hope this helps!

Carman/Seaman marraige

JODYLL — 2010-10-08 22:11:20Z

After 10 years of research I'm circling back and rechecking...I am now thoroughly confused on who Caleb Carman married (Caleb of 1639-1693 era)...I had Elizabeth Seaman, I think based originally on George Carman's website work, but see several trees that have Elizabeth Seaman marrying a Jackson.

Does anyone have anything "definitive" on who Caleb married. This is important to me since Caleb is my 9X great grandfather and I'd like to be more assured about by ancestry...Thanks!!!

CARMAN Robert L our thanks and honor to our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 49W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-22 11:48:41Z

CARMAN Robert L our thanks and honor to our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 49W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,745 photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Carman, Carpenter, Remsen, Searles, Rhodes and Bennet

TNNana8 — 2010-09-20 05:57:17Z

My family was concentrated in the Jamaica, LI, area and included Carmans, Remsens, Searles, and Bennets. My father's paternal grandmother was Sarah Ann Remsen Brower, b. 1840 d. 1924. Her father was Cornelius Voorhees Remsen, and her mother was Hannah Carman, daughter of Stephen Carman and Sarah Fowler. Cornelius V. Remsen's parents were Rem Remsen and Sarah Isaac Bennet.

My Searles connection is not direct. My father's Aunt Harriet Brower was married to Charles Searles.

If you have any of these people listed, I would appreciate a note and perhaps a copy of your pages if it can be done without endangering the sheets. Thank you for sharing your information.