Carroll - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: John Andrew Carroll of Taylor County, WV

rebekann1 — 2012-05-22 12:46:32Z

John Andrew Carroll's parents were John Andrew Carroll, Sr.
Elizabeth McFarland
Eunice Ridenour's parents: David Simon Ridenour and Sara Elizabeth Atkinson.
Children of John and Eunice Carroll: Dorothy Lucille Carroll (Married Raymond McCue)
Kenneth Edward Carroll
Esther Lillian Carroll (Warren Turner)
Zaretta Celeste Carroll Hervert Benedict
Herbert Lee Carroll ( Ruby...

Re: Hardy Carroll, Hanged 1845, Franklin County, NC

kybrown40 — 2012-05-22 03:45:09Z

Hi. I haven't found a Hardy in my direct line, but then again I do not have all siblings children yet either. But I do have a lot of Carroll family members in Franklin County, NC in the 1800's so he might be in my family. I do not have any Dempsey Carroll in my records yet either. is there an obituary for him that lists his family members?

Re: Carroll family of County Down

brendareeves02 — 2012-05-21 18:44:59Z

hello...no these names dont ring any bells...sorry and no what is that..another site ??

Re: Carroll family of County Down

Mcbeav — 2012-05-21 18:35:43Z

Hello: Through paper trails, I think I found my GGGF, Henry Carrol(l) in County Down in 1841 who married Mary McKibbon in 1840 at the Second Presbyterian Church, Killinchy. Do any of these names ring a bell? Also, are you a member of the Carroll Surname Y-DNA research?

Re: Carroll family of County Down

brendareeves02 — 2012-05-21 18:10:48Z

my Carroll relatives had land in sheeptown, just outside newry as u travel toward hilltown in co down, also near saval

Re: Mary A.Miller (nee Carroll) of Glen Cove, Long Island, NY (abt. 1883 - abt 1922)

dianeyates31 — 2012-05-18 01:40:16Z

I sent for birthcert for my grandmother Margaret carrolll. Her parents were Edward Carroll mother Mary Ryan Carroll if you have her birthdatee you can request certifiacate from support@bmd-certifates.co.uk it cost me 42.00 takes 10 days city of birth ballinagillongte ireland Edward was a farm labor I am now going to try to get marriage cert and Edward/ Mary's birthct othe siblings were Richard, Mary,Elizabeth hope this helps

Re: Hardy Carroll, Hanged 1845, Franklin County, NC

CarolynCarroll3226RR — 2012-05-17 17:07:39Z

Mark has anyone in your family taken part in the DNA project? We would like to be claimed be any Carroll line. we are orphaned, so it seems!!! Looking for someone to Claim an Earl Clyde Carroll born 1902-1908 Born in TN.

The ONLY Census I find him on is 1920 and he is a drifter by then
1920 Census
Vendego Co. Cornplanter twp, PA
Charles B. Moon 52
Elizabeth 52
Orville 22 (Adopted son died 1932, hit by a car, No issue)
E. C. Carroll 18 Laborer Barrell Factory TN TN TN

Re: Hardy Carroll, Hanged 1845, Franklin County, NC

southard — 2012-05-17 16:48:54Z

Hi Jim,

It’s been a long time since we last talked about our Dempsey’s. I’m glad you now have a Carroll in the Y-DNA project, but if the lineages are intact, then the 9/12 mismatch is not a close match. However, one can’t base much on 12 alleles.

Just for clarification, the Hardy who was hanged is not my direct lineage, but MAY be related.

I’ve been almost totally out of genealogy for a long while. A Great-grandmother has health issues and a need to be with close family and friends. I know nothing at all about the Family Finder Test, but my daughter has just received a kit and we will be learning a little about it soon.

I don’t understand how the atDNA test shows relatedness, but I can tell you that ONE Dempsey, Jr. left Sampson County, NC, paused in SC for a while, and then was in AL. I have reason to believe that he was my GGG-Granduncle.

I don’t know the John you mention, but these Sampson/Duplin families had lots of children. Many of them went missing from the area between 1800 and 1820. I know one John W. Carroll who moved from the northern part of Sampson County, NC to Gibson County, TN in 1848, but our DNA doesn’t match that family.

I can put you in touch with descendants of both Dempsey, Jr. and John W. if you think they may be your men.

Keep researching and sharing your information. The CARROLL DNA Project seems to be lacking in the active leadership we had at first. I don’t know why.

Lura

Carroll family in CT - James Carroll 1859-1889

kclipka — 2012-05-17 01:58:48Z

I am a descendent of James Carroll born approximately 1859 in Ireland, arrived in the US around 1875, married Hanna (Johanna) Hogan and settled in Hartford, CT. He died in 1889 in Hartford. I do not know where he originated in Ireland but it could have been in the vicinity of Dublin. His father was Malachi Carroll and his mother's name was Mary Keating I believe. Anyone think they could have a connection?

Edwina Pearl Carroll McFarland

RMcFarland53 — 2012-05-16 17:08:14Z

I am looking for information on my husband's mothers family. She was Edwina Pearl Carroll born 31 July, 1903 in Campbellsville, Taylor County, Kentucky and married Benjamin Everett McFarland Dec. 26, 1926. She was raised by family, Edwin Penn Carroll but that is all we know of her.Does anyone have additional information?

Lucille Carroll

smbrazen — 2012-05-16 14:24:01Z

born abt 1914 in Roanoke, VA. IN 1936 she had 3 children...Can anyone help?

Re: Clara Alice Watters m. Theodore Nobel

LindaFreeman151 — 2012-05-16 05:30:10Z

Hello Michelle,

I read your question about Clara (WATTERS) NOBLE , and yes, Clara married her first husband’s brother Ernest NOBLE at Siskiyou County in 1928. However, they died on the same day in 1934, so I’m guessing they died in an auto accident. You can order their marriage or death certificates at http://www.co.siskiyou.ca.us/Assessor/recorder.aspx

I hope this helps.

Linda Freeman
weedmuseum.org

Re: Hardy Carroll, Hanged 1845, Franklin County, NC

jimbartlett1 — 2012-05-15 17:25:50Z

Lura,

I'm glad you mentioned the Y-DNA results again. It looks like your Duplin Co, NC CARROLLs are R1b1a2a1a1b4b. I descend from a Dempsey CARROLL b 1711 Westmoreland Co, VA; d 1776 Loudoun Co, VA. Some of his children married in Fauquier Co, VA and moved to western VA. His son Dempsey CARROLL b 1740 VA, died 1806 in Mason Co, KY. A descendant has been Y-DNA 12 tested as R1b1a2, but he is 9/12 mismatch with your NC line. I wonder how the Dempsey name gets into these CARROLL lines.

I have done atDNA at both FTDNA (Family Finder) and 23&Me (Relative Finder). I have two matches with folks who have CARROLL ancestors. One descends from Dempsey CARROLL b NC died AL. The other descends from a John CARROLL b c1790 NC who moved to TN and then to MO. All three of us share the same segment of atDNA, meaning we probably all 3 share the same Common Ancestor. I was hoping it might be the CARROLL line.

Please let me know if you can tie either of these two CARROLLs into your family, and/or if you know where the NC CARROLLs came from.

Thanks,

Jim Bartlett jim4bartletts@verizon.net

Nicholas Carroll & Mary Kearns, County Monaghan, Ireland

kristine1856 — 2012-05-15 14:36:06Z

Looking for infomation on Nicholas Carroll & Mary Kearns, had a child Martin Carroll in 1871 my GG Uncle. He came to the US in about 1890 Can't find birth of his sister my GGgrandmother Maria Carroll b 1850 in Ireland, came to the US in 1866 with a sister or cousin Julia. Any help appreciated. They also had a son, Nicholas Carroll in 1861, he came to US also & was living with Maria in 1880 US census.

Re: Carroll Of Kilteeven Roscommon

drapadew — 2012-05-15 12:43:07Z

Sorry
No Timothy Carroll ln my Family Tree So FAR
TDH

Re: Jane D. Carroll b 1805 York SC

Kathi598 — 2012-05-15 11:50:30Z

1850 York, York, South Carolina
All born in York District
Jane D Carroll 45
Margaret Carroll 28
Benjamin F(ranklin) Carroll 20
Sylvanus Carroll 17
Martha G Carroll 13 Mulatto
Jane A(manda) Carroll 11 Mulatto
Robert D(avis) Carroll 8
David L Carroll 2

1860 Spartanburg County South Carolina
All born in South Carolina
Janes Carrol 55 F
Robt Carrol 20 M Laborer
Grazella (ROBINSON) Carrol F 18(Robert Davis wife)
Aminda J Bryant 20 F (Mulatto)
Wm Bryant 23 M (Mulatto) (Amanda's Husband)
George M Bryant 3 M (Mulatto) (Child of Amanda & William)
Amanda J Bryant 1 F (Mulatto) (Child of Amanda & William)
Robert Bryant 5/12 (Mulatto) (Child of Amanda & William)

Re: carroll family NEW YORK orphans

dianeyates31 — 2012-05-15 11:42:43Z

No my family did not go to jersey..long Island and north

Re: Jane D. Carroll b 1805 York SC

southard — 2012-05-15 02:59:43Z

The 1850 census has the ages of each person. Can’t you tell from that whether Jane is the proper age to be mother to all the children, including Robert Davis?

Some things to think about... There was no race category for Native Americans, but I have heard that if the census taker saw their darker color, he would record them as mulatto. There were Native American mothers in many homes with English sounding surnames.

Also, I’ve been told that when the slave master fathered light colored children by a slave, he occasionally reared them as his own. Maybe a document wasn’t needed since their father was a free man.

Jane D. Carroll b 1805 York SC

Kathi598 — 2012-05-15 02:06:13Z

I am stumped on my ancestor Robert Davis Carroll (who was white) who in 1850 was living in York with Jane Carroll . There were several children, 2 of whom are listed as mulattoes. Robert was killed during the Civil War. Was Jane his mother? Was she married or an unwed mother? Who were the mulatto children? One was named Martha G. , she married mulatto William Bryant. The other was Amanda Jane or Jane Amanda who married mulatto Henry Moss. They were all in Spartanburg co in 1860 then buncombe co n.c. By 1870. Then I lose them all. In 1870 Jane is living with one of the mulatto families. Wouldn't free mulattoes have to be legally registered to avoid being enslaved? For them to be free in 1850 their mother (Jane?) was probably white. Where would I look for registration records?

Jane D. Carroll b 1805 York SC

Kathi598 — 2012-05-15 02:06:10Z

Re: Carroll Of Kilteeven Roscommon

geraldinecorcoran — 2012-05-14 23:54:11Z

Thanks...been to busy lately. Could be a connection. Any Timothy Carroll in your family tree?

Re: Carroll from Roscommon

mwaldrongorse — 2012-05-14 21:00:47Z

i am agrandson of john joe and anne waldron who lived half a mile from a man named junior carroll he used to have the only car in the village of gorthaganny next to errit lake i think he recently died but i am sure his family are still there full address is erritt carrowbehy castlerea co roscommon

Re: carroll family NEW YORK orphans

kcar104360 — 2012-05-14 17:29:11Z

Hi I dont think that I can be much help but my last name is also Carroll and my father and his brother were also placed in an ophanage. They lived in Manhattan but were placed in an orphanage in Rahway, NJ . This was in the 1920s Kevin carroll

Re: Carroll Of Kilteeven Roscommon

jomoloto — 2012-05-12 03:41:53Z

My father,William, was born in Castlerea in 1910. His father was Joseph. Joseph's father was Garret.

Re: carroll family NEW YORK orphans

TucsonMike — 2012-05-09 18:26:35Z

I can't help with anything specific. Other places to try are:

Ancestry.com has an "Orphanages in New York" message board at:
http://boards.ancestry.com/topics.orphans.us.ny/mb.ashx

There's a list of orphanages at:
http://www.olivetreegenealogy.com/orphans/orphan-asylums.sht...
The only "St. Thomas" on the list is in upstate NY, not the NYC metro area.

A trick for finding orphanages in censuses at Ancestry.com is to use "inmate" as a keyword for the search. People in jails and hospitals were listed as inmates, but so were children in orphanages.

Hope this helps.

Re: carroll family NEW YORK orphans

dianeyates31 — 2012-05-09 15:14:02Z

they would have been there 1909-1920 I think might be St Thomas Catholic orphan hm Queens NY not sure

MARY RYAN & EDWARD CARROLL

dianeyates31 — 2012-05-09 15:05:02Z

came from Dublin Ireland to new york children: Margaret Wagner born 1904,Richard,Mary,Elizabeth...were put into catholic hm, Richard wrk for Gruman bethpage ny not sure where he went after that...not sure on siblings births or deaths had contact from Jennifer bck in 2004 at old email pjnapa@msn.com trying to contact her again

Re: carroll family NEW YORK orphans

TucsonMike — 2012-05-09 04:44:44Z

You don't mention any dates.

My GGF James Carroll may have been in an orphanage in New York City between 1880 and 1900. I have not located any records for him. There are pages for an orphanage in the 1880 census. I can point you to them if that's the period you're interested in, but it sounds like you're talking about later than that.

Re: Mary A.Miller (nee Carroll) of Glen Cove, Long Island, NY (abt. 1883 - abt 1922)

dianeyates31 — 2012-05-08 14:36:32Z

my grandmother Margaret Carroll Wagner had a sister mary.. they also a brother Richard,sister Elizabeth..Mother Mary Ryan carroll...they were in catholic orphan home in brooklyn or queens ny..I have been looking for siblings and parent info..born in dublin Ireland came through ellis island..dont know if this is my grandmothers sister closest I have found..Margaret was born 1904 lived in queens/riverhead ny.married Gustave Wagner who died of TB hope this is a connection

carroll family NEW YORK orphans

dianeyates31 — 2012-05-08 12:21:48Z

My grandmother Margaret Carroll:( Dublin Ireland) siblings Richard,Mary,Elizabeth were in a catholic orphan hm
Mother Mary Ryan Carroll left them only info I have is on Richard that he worked at Gruman(bethpage NY)...My grandmother Margaret married Gustave Wagner, had my dad...
When my dad was 10yrs old my grandfather died of TB...She never told us name of orphan home where her siblings went ect.. hoping to connect with family

Re: William Hardy Carroll

southard — 2012-05-08 01:31:09Z

I will email this to you as you asked, but I am also posting here in case others might be interested.

The William Hardy Carroll I know lived in NC 1853-1928. He did not have a son named Howard, so this was a different William Hardy.

There were several with the name Hardy Carrell/oll who lived in Eastern NC in the late 1700’s and early 1800’s. My Major Hardy C. had moved from Sampson County to Stokes County, NC by 1815. He named a son Hardy Royal C., and the name Hardy continued in several grandsons and great-grandsons.

I hope you find your William Hardy Carroll. Maybe you can learn if he had ancestors in Sampson or Duplin County, NC. This male lineage has been well documented in DNA in the CARROLL DNA Project with FamilyTreeDNA. Although no exact family tree has been found so far, the DNA seems to indicate our line is similar to others who are Scots-Irish, probably from Northeastern Ireland.

If you have a man with the Carroll surname in a line where there have been no adoptions, name changes, or illegitimate births, then DNA testing may be a quick way for you to find others who share the same heritage.

Lura

Re: William Hardy Carroll

epennin — 2012-05-07 23:27:08Z

Lura, I would be interested in finding some Carroll relatives. My grandfather was William Hardy Carroll who married Madge Strain. My father was Howard Carroll. I am not on Ancestry.com. My email address is epennin2@bellsouth.net. I live in Mandeville, LA.

Thos. Carroll (c1775-), 1813 in Ontario

FredBlair0 — 2012-05-07 12:31:39Z

Looking for information on:

Thomas Carrol (c1775-)
(1) On Jan. 10, 1807, Thos. Carroll made a land petition as a yeoman of Toronto Twp. He had been in the province for 3 years and had purchased land near the Clergy Reserve on Lot 8, Con. 2 NDS, Toronto Twp. and wished to lease that property. The lease was recommended (U200). He was absent Sept. 25 to Oct. 24, 1813 (D255). On May 1, 1815, Thos. Carroll made a land petition as a yeoman of Toronto Twp. He had been born in Ireland, was 40 years old, and resided in the province for 9 years (U201).
2) On May 17, 1819, Thos. Carroll made a land petition as a yeoman of York. He was born in New Brunswick, was over 22 years old, had resided in the province for 10 years, and had served 2 years in the Royal Artillery Drivers during the late war. In April, 1815, he was discharged from the corps at Queenston. The petition was granted (U202).

There appear to have been two Thos. Carrolls living in the same area in Ontario, Canada at the same time. I am looking for the one who served in the 2nd Regiment of York Militia, recruited from Toronto Twp., during the War of 1812.

Robert N. Carroll/ Annie Roberts, Married 2/19/1900, Plymouth, Ca

sandrabordelon — 2012-05-06 06:18:15Z

CARROLL— ROBERTS— At the home of the bride, the New Central House," Plymouth, Amador county, Cal., February 19, 1900, by Rev. C. H. Darling, Mr. Robert N. Carroll of Novia Scotia, and Mrs. Annie Roberts of Plymouth,

Amador Ledger, Volume 1900, Number 2, 2 March 1900

Noah Carroll of Kansas

boyofsummer00 — 2012-05-05 18:43:57Z

Noah Carroll (possibly spelled Carrel or Carrell or Carell) of Kansas is my grandfather (my father's dad), but I unfortunately don't know anything about him other than he died around 1936 and lived in Kansas. He was married to Rose Hannah Wilkerson, born ~1892 and died ~1942-1948. Actually, it's possible they weren't married but had my dad out of wedlock, I'm not sure. Their son was my father Noah James (Jim) Carroll, born 1934 in Uniontown, Kansas, died 1991. Does anyone have any information about Noah my grandfather, such as his birth year and place, death year and place, his ancestors and their origin, etc., or where I might look for more info? I think he had been married before and already had grown kids when he had my dad with Rose Wilkerson. I would greatly appreciate any info.

TF Carroll and NE Carroll (wife) Liza Jane Carroll (another wife)

bcarroll643 — 2012-05-04 19:20:08Z

Just beginning my search for the family (paternal side). Have hit a roadblock with TF Carroll (buried in Hon, Arkansas). Interestingly enough have found Alfred Marrin Carroll ( 1801-1863) in the maternal side. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Carroll Family

cantinM — 2012-05-04 13:01:45Z

My grandfather, William Joseph, had an older brother Richard. They also had a sister Catherine. Their parents were Valentine and Bridget (O'Reilly) Carroll from P.E.I..
Valentine was a mariner and supposedly died in some sort of accident at sea. Bridget also died supposedly of a broken heart and the children were separated.
William and Richard were sent to an orphanage and Catherine was sent to work in a boarding house in Gloucester, MA at age 9 to work. William escaped from the orphanage at age 10 and traveled to Boston to be near his mothers family. He lived in a barn and became a milk man. He located his sister and later on located his brother Richard in Cos Cob, CT. We have met Catherine's family who still reside in Gloucester. We have been unable to locate Richard's family. Richard was a writer in NYC.

Best of luck to you in your research,
Mary Carroll Cantin

Malachi Carroll and Mary Keating

kclipka — 2012-05-04 01:06:37Z

I am looking for information regarding Malachi Carroll born around 1820 or 1830 in Ireland, possibly in the Dublin area but I am unsure of his actual birth town. He was married to Mary Keating and had at least 2 children. His son James Carroll was born about 1859 in Ireland and immigrated to Hartford, CT sometime around 1875 and married Hannah Hogan in Hartford. His daughter Catherine Carroll was born about 1853 in ireland and also immigrated to Hartford, CT around 1869 and married John Hogan in Hartford.

I have no information regarding birthplace in Ireland or any other children in the family. Any information is greatly appreciated!

Malachi Carroll and Mary Keating

kclipka — 2012-05-04 01:06:24Z

Re: William J and Valentine

cantinM — 2012-05-02 21:25:19Z

Hi Michael, Valentine and Bridget had 3 children, Richard, William, and Catherine.
William is my grandfather. They were separated when Valentine died. Catherine was sent to Gloucester. William and Richard were sent to live in an orphanage in P.E.I. Somehow my grandfather escaped and moved to Boston to be near Bridget's family. He found his sister Catherine. Many years later he located Richard who lived to Greenwich, Ct. I have never heard of Frank or Henry. Valentine was also a mariner. Try looking into Gloucester's records. They are very good. We did obtain Valentines info there.

Best of luck to you,
Mary Carroll Cantin

Re: William J and Valentine

1_colleen50 — 2012-05-02 14:58:05Z

Hi Jillian - I am the great granddaughter of Bridget and Valentine Carroll, Catherine's parents. Catherine was born in Placentia, Newfoundland. She had 2 brothers, William and Richard. William was my grandfather. Valentine died very young. Stories conflict as to the cause - either apendicitis or being crushed between fishing boats. Bridget died shortly thereafter, presumably from a broken heart. A few years ago, my sister and I visited Newfoundland and met with some of our relatives there. They had some interesting stories about them. After Bridget's death, Catherine went to Gloucester to live with friends of Bridget and Val who owned a boarding house and she was to "help out". I believe she was 9 at the time. William and Richard ended up at an orphanage in St. John, Newfoundland. Richard remained there and William ran away, eventually coming to Massachusetts. He lived in the barn at a dairy farm in Cambridge and is said to have driven the first motorized milk truck in Massachusetts ! Unfortunately, I never had the chance to meet him. Richard became a writer and is alleged to have worked for either a newspaper or magazine in NYC, however we could never really confirm that. Catherine's granddaughter, Mary Williams, still lives in the Gloucester area - you should look her up for more information.
Have fun researching - I would be interested in any other information you might find.

Best regards,
Colleen Carroll

Re: William J and Valentine

Mcbeav — 2012-05-02 14:12:59Z

Hello...my name is Michael Carroll and have a Great Grandfather, Frank Carroll, who lived and worked in Gloucester from 1870 to about ~1906. He was a ship captain of a number of working schooners and brigs. He worked in the Gulf of Maine and Bay of Fundy and Georges Bank. He then moved to Boston. While living in Gloucester, he had a number of girls and my Grandfather, Henry Carroll. All we know about Frank Carroll was that he came from Liverpool, England. Is there a Frank or Henry Carroll in your family?

Re: William J and Valentine

cantinM — 2012-05-02 12:17:05Z

Hi Ashley...you must be another cousin! My great grandparents were Bridget and Valentine Carroll. My grandfather was William, Catherine's sister. Bridget's family was from Boston. We have met Catherine's family in Gloucester. My sisters went to Placentia to visit Valentines sister family. Amazing that they still live there. Are you related to Richard Carroll? I live in Massachusetts, along with my 7 brothers and sisters!
You can contact me directly. I have more info.
email address: mary.cantin@verizon.net
Happy hunting!
Mary

Re: William J and Valentine

cantinM — 2012-05-02 11:59:11Z

Hi Jillian, I am the great granddaughter of Valentine and Bridget Carroll. Joanne is my sister. Steven Carroll is my 1st cousin. Our fathers were brothers and our grandfather, William, was Catherine's brother. Catherine family still lives in Gloucester. We met Mary Williams, her granddaughter. Are you related to Richard Carroll? Two of my sisters went to Placentia where they visited Valentine's sisters family. We live in Massachusetts. Where are you from?
Would love to hear from you.

Your cousin,
Mary Email: mary.cantin@verizon.net

Re: William J and Valentine

ash9148751404 — 2012-05-02 07:24:37Z

Hi Jillian,
I have been looking for information on Catherine Carroll, who lived in gloucester. She was my great grandmother's mother. I know she married John Gillis, they had 6 children Robert, Virginia, Janice, Jean, Margret & my great grandmother Barbara. I believe she was born in Canada. I cant find anything beyond that. Please send more info.
Thank you, Ashley

Re: Carroll Of Kilteeven Roscommon

jomoloto — 2012-05-02 03:00:14Z

I have information Carroll from Castlerea, Roscommon.

Re: Carroll Of Kilteeven Roscommon

jomoloto — 2012-05-02 02:56:32Z

My father,William Carroll, was born in Castlerea,Roscommon,Ireland in 1910. His father was Joseph Carroll. Joseph's father was Garret Carroll{ on some records last name spelled "Carrol". I have more information if it will be of help. I have been there several times.

David Anderson Carroll

CarolynCarroll3226RR — 2012-05-01 16:19:23Z

On my husband's grandfather's (Earl Clyde Carroll) marriage's license he listed his father as David Anderson Carroll born in TN. I have reason to believe he had ties in KY as well. I have reason to believe this person may have died young. My husband grandfather was born 1902-1908 so this David Carroll was born circa 1870-1880's. We have taken part in the family Tree DNA. Has any other branches from TN and Ky Carroll lines taken part?

Re: Carroll Family

Songbird218 — 2012-05-01 15:38:50Z

Thank you for replying and I apologize for being so long in replying.
I do not believe my branch ever was in Ky.
I believe they came from SC through Alabama, taking the Southern route.
I wany any info on her I can get since she is our maternal grandmother but the Swartz husband is my line and we have not even his first name. If you have gotten a clue since we were in touch I would be so grateful if you'd share. thanks. Songbird218@windstream.net

Re: Carroll's in Missouri

REPLING — 2012-04-28 04:35:34Z

Kim
I'm Henrietta's sister. We haven't found Archibald's parents. I believe we possibly know at least some of his siblings from an obituary.
Let's keep in touch and let each other know if we find anything.

Ruth Carroll Epling