Carty - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: CARTY''S IN EAST TENN

ecarty19 — 2012-05-17 20:26:07Z

Hello,
According to date stamped on your thread its been twelve years since you posted but thought I would take a shot in the dark and email you anyway.My Name is Eric Carty,My Father Is Alden B. Carty Jr. His Father was Alden B.Sr. My great Grandfather was Jerry C. Carty. I just recently Started researching My Family Tree on here. My Grandfather,Father,and Myself are from East Tennessee (tri-Cities area) There are several other Carty's in the area as well. If these names are familar to you and you have any information about The Carty Family Please feel free to email me. Have a great day.

Re: McCarthy/Carty's of Kinsale, Ireland

Kpagebales — 2012-05-07 00:28:28Z

I'm looking for info on Herman W. Carty that settled in Miller county Missouri. He was born around 1842 and census reports show he was born in Prussia or Germany. He was married to Mary Jane Short and died in tuscumbia, Missouri in 1894. Wondering if he really came over from Germany or Prussia because he did not show up in searches in Germany. Could he have come from Ireland?

Re: William Carty of Knox Co

juanita_ervin — 2012-04-28 08:36:30Z

Hi,

We are descendants of Eugene Carty. He married Fannie Carty and moved to Chattanooga, TN.

Re: James L. Carty, Russel, VA to Carter, KY to Sullivan, IN

skempp52 — 2012-03-08 16:35:27Z

Hi, Michelle. Samuel Organ (Oregon) Carty was my great-grandfather; and, his son, George Washington Carty was my grandfather.

I've been trying to find more information on Patrick Carty who arrived in the US in 1720. Do you, by chance, have anything on him?

Thanks.

Re: CARTY - Missouri

1_hissparrow — 2012-02-27 02:27:37Z

Hi,

Thanks for getting back to me and appreciate the offer of help. I actually made contact with another Carty family member. He was most helpful! He's part of the Canadian Carty line.

I was even able to find info for my grandmother (Earl's wife). Something that I have not been capable of doing until now.

If there's anything I can help out with, just let me know. Oh, is this the message or do I need to look elsewhere? I'm really not familiar with this forum. Sorry.

God bless,
Carla

Re: CARTY - Missouri

MKane2001 — 2012-02-26 16:23:51Z

Hi Carla, I've sent you a private message to see if I can assist.

Re: CARTY - Missouri

1_hissparrow — 2012-02-22 03:08:37Z

Hello John,

First, let me start by saying thank you to you and the others for all of your hard work.

I am looking for genealogy info on Earl L. Carty, he was born in Texas but as I understand it his parents were from Missouri also. I did find a reference to a Phillip D and Viola Harvey as being his parents but not sure if that is correct or not.

Thanks in advance for any help.

God bless,
Carla Becker

Re: Re:Gormley

1_margaretgormley — 2011-12-05 02:11:06Z

My Dad used to tell me stories about his childhood andhis life with family in Sligo

Re: Re:Gormley

1_margaretgormley — 2011-12-05 02:08:39Z

My Dad was from Gourock, his ancestryis from Sligo Ireland

Patrick Carty

kennethdouglas13 — 2011-08-27 19:19:59Z

Patrick Carty B, 1798? marred Mary Had 6 children in Ireland left Ireland about 1848?.Beleved to come from Co Mayo Ireland any help will be appreciated Thant you Ken.

Re: Carty Family in Pleasantville, NJ

jmanning177 — 2011-05-08 17:31:21Z

Sophia Spiekerman was my great grandmother. Need more info on Sophia Hasselbrack. Fred Carty and my mother, Pearl (Spiekerman) McConville were cousins. Email me directly at jmanning177@cfl.rr.com.

Re: carty's from clintwood virgina

MaxErvin75 — 2011-04-24 01:47:30Z

Walter Carty, b. 6 Nov 1906, was son of Robert Lee Carty and Zelphia Bise. Lee was s. of John Wesley Carty and Mary Patrick (they moved from Russell Co, VA to Hunt Co., TX prior to 1910. Lee stayed in VA). John was s. of Robert D. Carty and Nancy Dickenson of Russell Co. I also descend from Robert D. You may be interested in my book which has all the details covering these and earlier generations. Title is David James Carty/McCarty, Soldier of the American Revolution, available from Lulu Press. Google it for a preview.

Re: CARTY and PLUNKETT

akcuneo — 2011-04-02 00:45:31Z

i have an ellen smith who is a descendant of st. oliver plunkett. i have no been able to find anything on her or her parents but she was born and died in westmeath, ireland. ellen married a john white or whyte.

Daniel (or possibly Patrick) Carty - b. abt 1853 in Ireland

nicolemmurray — 2011-03-19 06:08:14Z

Looking for any information on Daniel. Family says he was from Ireland, but I have no records to go on.

Daniel had at least one daughter, Catherine Carty, in 1873, in Shadwell, London, England.

Catherine married Joseph Henry Dixon and had at least 4 children, John, Joseph, Patrick, and Lizzie.

Any information is appreciated!

Re: Carty Family on Long Island (Suffolk County)

emvoorhis — 2011-03-11 03:00:07Z

My father had a sister, Kathleen who lived in Long Island. Her married name was Breheny (not sure of the spelling). She had 2 daughters ... Patricia and Theresa. Is that you?

Re: CARTY, John (bef 1755 - 1820) NC and KY

soulard2 — 2011-02-18 02:49:06Z

In your first email you mentioned John was the son of Namon Carty. Do you have any more information about that?

John Cartey Duplin County

soulard2 — 2011-01-21 03:11:54Z

I found this reference in a NC Deed Book.
1775, March 28 Grantee Jno Cartey. Grantor Naboth Carty. 30 Acres. Duplin County Deed Book 5 Page 134 (ref my brother John Cartey).
I believe this John Cartey (Carty) may be my GGGgrandfather and Naboth is brother.
Does anyone have either of these men in their family trees?

Canada/Ireland

andrealcarty — 2011-01-18 21:54:07Z

I was born and raised in Canada. I do know that my great great grandfather came from Ireland or that is what I was told.

carty's from clintwood virgina

cnsmedley1 — 2011-01-15 19:14:19Z

my grand farher was jesse walter carty son of lee r. and zilphia carty
he married nannie bell blair in 1916
any info would be great

Re: CHARLES ALBERRT CARTy

jasmingcarty — 2010-12-16 13:14:55Z

hiya im jasmin carty i want to know if u know someone called simon carty i am 12 years old and i live at 66 i was just wondering if know him he is my dad and he is 46 now and if dont mind can u tell me your name and age and if u r on facebook search me its just jasmin carty and i am small ginger and im wearing a cream dress top and im with a girl she is my big sister.

Re: West Bromwich Carty's

pclark155 — 2010-10-06 23:04:06Z

Hi Susan.

I hope you still log on.

Basically my grandfather was Michael Carty brother of your John.
Im currently trying to trace back the carty's, Michael father was also called michael and his father was called Martin, who was born in ireland. Hope this helps.

I am having trouble with Ann Clarke though.

Paul

Re: CARTY, John (bef 1755 - 1820) NC and KY

hjmctm — 2010-09-28 11:12:41Z

Karen,

From what I understand King S Carty and John Henry Cashwell Sr were beneficial in financing and/or building the Evergreen Baptist Church in the area. It is either in Sampson or Cumberland County. If you Google NC Cemetery Census, you can find some of the cemetery records for the family. I spend hours at the time working on this but it is hard unless you can find family members that have information relating to a particular line of the family. Good luck. Cindy McMasters

Re: CARTY, John (bef 1755 - 1820) NC and KY

soulard2 — 2010-09-28 00:25:37Z

I always wondered what the PPG in Phillip Carty's name stood for. Thanks Rob.

Amanda, Since you live in NC do you have any knowledge of the area where they lived? Old family cemeteries, Churches, etc.?

Re: CARTY, John (bef 1755 - 1820) NC and KY

hjmctm — 2010-09-27 23:30:20Z

I have yet to find proof that his name was actually King Solomon Carty but that is what people keep telling me. The only records I have found show King S or K.S. Carty. He died between 1899 and 1901 according to deed records from Cumberland County but it is like nothing else showed up for his son, K.S. Jr and King Srs. wife at the time, Amanda (Amandy). I have spent hours and hours trying to find something to show what happened to them 2 of them and his grandson King EL Carty. Good luck with your search.

Re: CARTY, John (bef 1755 - 1820) NC and KY

bmojave — 2010-09-27 23:08:33Z

That is exciting news. A new thread. Thank you for your efforts and the information. King Soloman Carty, What a name! My line had Phillip Prince George Carty and George Washington Carty and of course John Carty.

I need to get busy searching again.
Robert Carty

Re: CARTY, John (bef 1755 - 1820) NC and KY

soulard2 — 2010-09-27 20:57:45Z

I will check both sites tonight and keep an eye out for King S and Amanda Carty. I found some really interesting (very old) references to Cartie, Kartie, McCarty, Carty and various other spellings in Boston in the 1600's. I would love to be able to trace back one more generation. I am at soulard2@gmail.com.

Karen

Re: CARTY, John (bef 1755 - 1820) NC and KY

hjmctm — 2010-09-27 19:53:38Z

I sure do. You can go to Cumberland County Register of Deeds site, acknowledge the disclaimer and then click on the scanned index books and search by Carty and Carter. There are loads of deeds and that is how I have found out how some of them are related. You can also go to the Sampson County Register of Deeds site because the deeds for Sampson, Cumberland and Bladen overlap on some of the deeds due to the counties splitting off from each other. If you find any info on King S (K.S.) or Amanda Carty, please let me know. Also, if you have trouble accessing the register of deed websites, let me know and I will try to walk you through. My personal email address is hjmctm72@att.net and I will gladly help you! I have met some of the nicest cousins on here and we now chat by email and phone regularly.

Re: CARTY, John (bef 1755 - 1820) NC and KY

soulard2 — 2010-09-27 19:42:58Z

How wonderful. This is the first clue of anykind I have ever seen. Do you have year references for the old deeds. Do you have any idea where I can see them?

Re: CARTY, John (bef 1755 - 1820) NC and KY

hjmctm — 2010-09-27 18:19:44Z

I have a John Cartey (Carty) in my family tree. He was the son of Namon and Elizabeth Cartey (Carty). These Cartey/Carty/Carters lived in the Duplin, Sampson, Cumberland County area of NC. In old deeds from Sampson Co I have found info where a Naboth Carty granted land to Jno. Carty and where Namon Carty has granted land to Jno. Carty. Have not been able to make the connection between them. Also King S or King Solomon Carty came from this line and I know he was married to Celia C Melvin and Amanda or Amandy (last name unknown). He also had a son, King S Carty Jr and a grandson named King E L Carty. I cannot find any information on his death or the maiden name of Amanda or what happened to his son and grandson. Hope they are in your same line of Cartys. Cindy McMasters, NC

Re: King Solomon Carty of NC Cumberland and Sampson Ctys

hjmctm — 2010-07-23 20:01:47Z

Oh my gosh,I hope somebody has been able to answer this! My grandfather was Charlie Foster Carter, son of Charles (Charlie) Ralph Carty, son of Charlie Henderson Carty, son of King Solomon Carty, son of John Wright Carter, who was the son of Namon Carter. At least this is the information I've been able to piece together so far. It is like I got to a stand still when it came to Namon. When my grandfather came to Greensboro, NC he changed his name back to Carter but the remainder of the family from what I have been told kept the Carty name. Would love to share information with any of you!

Re: CARTY, John (bef 1755 - 1820) NC and KY

bmojave — 2010-07-18 04:09:23Z

Yes, I will email more information.

Bob

Re: CARTY, John (bef 1755 - 1820) NC and KY

soulard2 — 2010-07-18 00:12:13Z

I had you confused with someone from Canada. Please excuse the error.
My grandfather was Lafayette, son of William C, son of Joseph, son of James B, son of John the elder.
Joshua A was the brother of my Joseph. Both sons of James B.
So, I guess we're definitely from the same line.
My grandfather had a brother, Monroe DeSota Carty. He was married when he was underage to Clara Belcher in Missouri and they had two daughters. He then ran away with Lucy Miller to Canada and had 10 more children with her. So, there is a whole branch of Carty relations in Canada.
Is this the same family hosting the reunion?
My email address is soulard2@gmail.com and I have a facebook page if you use it.

Re: CARTY, John (bef 1755 - 1820) NC and KY

bmojave — 2010-07-17 23:21:57Z

Hi Karen,
My line from John goes James-Joshua A. Carty-Phillip P.G. Carty-Phillip David Carty-George Washington Carty(my Father)-Me.

I find Monroe's father Joseph B. Carty was Joshua's brother in James Carty's family.

My family line left Missouri for Nevada prior to 1900, working with the railroad and settling first in Winnemucca, Nv
I was born in Reno. Now live in Southern Nevada near Laughlin.

Bob

Re: CARTY, John (bef 1755 - 1820) NC and KY

soulard2 — 2010-07-17 22:51:42Z

Thanks for staying in touch. I believe you descend from my grandfather's brother Monroe?
I have some really interesting speculation about the original John Carty. I think the family was in America in the 1600's in either Boston or New Jersey and for some reason he moved to North Carolina.
If you hear anything please let me know.

I lived in Carson City and Eureka. My husband was Nevada Highway Patrol in the 1970's. My father's two sisters moved to Carson City and Yerington shortly after WWII. There is some family still there and a cousin my age in northern Arizona.

Karen

Re: CARTY, John (bef 1755 - 1820) NC and KY

bmojave — 2010-07-17 22:22:07Z

Hi Karen,
I am Robert Carty and the John Carty you refer to is also my first member in my family tree. Sorry I do not have more information, yet I am attending a "CARTY" Family reunion this July 31st in Quesnel, B.C. Canada. It's my first time and I hear that many B.C. residents of our tree will be there. When I get home to Nevada I will let you know if through net working we have new information.

Good Luck
Bob Carty

Re: Cecile Carty

nancyjever — 2010-05-11 13:13:43Z

Hi,
Got your message about George and Victor, OMG, my mother will be so excited. I would love to catch up and exchange information, pictures etc.. My name is nancy, and my email is nancyeverett@verizon.net. Middleboro, Mass is the home town. As you can see I've this info up since 2006, and no replies. So you've got to understand I'm so excited.
Thank you,
Sincerely, nancy everett

Re: Cecile Carty

nancycarty1784 — 2010-05-10 01:15:23Z

Cecile Carty was my aunt. My father, George, was her younger brother. I met her only once, that I can remember. We visited with Victor, her brother and my uncle, often when I was growing up. I would love to know more about your grandmother and perhaps I could share some information about George and Victor.

Re: CARTY born Ireland, MELLA born Manchester

cherylkerr48 — 2010-05-09 04:38:43Z

Hi I am also researching this family. The parents of James migrated to Australia twice, firstly in the 1860's and then later in the late 1880's. Therefore the early children were born in NSW and then the rest were born Green Island and Dunedin in NZ. The father, Charles, was hit by a train whilst crossing railway tracks at Kensington in Melbourne and there was an inquest held. From memory this was around 1890 but can check for you. The death was difficult to find because they put a space between Mc and Carty or Carthy and it wouldn't show up on searches, (I think that was why, it was a long time ago that I found it but this death elluded me for years!!!). Anyway, the wife Mary Ellen Mellor lived until 1929. I have no information on James at all other than his year of birth so I would love anything that you are happy to give me. There are a few people out there researching this family and I can give you their names if you like, and more detail about the family if you don't already have it.
Regards, Cheryl Kerr, Warragul, Victoria.

Re: William Carty of Knox Co

JSeals9773 — 2010-03-21 20:04:59Z

Would you know of a Sue Carty, Fayetteville, Tn, with children Eugene, John, Joe and Henrietta?

Re: West Bromwich Carty's

JSeals9773 — 2010-03-21 20:01:40Z

This is very interesting. My g grandmother was Sue Carty, born abt 1830, in Fayetteville, TN. She had sons Eugene, John and Joe, and a daughter Henry E (actually) Henrietta. I might be stretching, but any connection.

Re: CARTY and related families - Norfolk VA

JSeals9773 — 2010-03-21 19:39:44Z

I am doing research on a John Carty, bornin Fayetteville, Tn, to a Sue Carty, born abt 1830 in Fayetteville, TN

Re: descendents of Edward Carty of Dunamon Co Roscommon and Mary Finn of Fuerty Roscommon and Mary Finn

JSeals9773 — 2010-03-21 19:02:52Z

I have a Sue Carty born abt 1830 in Fayetteville, Tn, who was my g grandmother. I have not determined who her parents were, however census shows her parents from Virginia. She also sons John and Joe

Donald J. Carty in Austin, TX 1931

drbrownlee — 2010-01-08 04:17:26Z

Donald is pictured in the 1931 Tower, yearbook of St. Edward's University in Austin, TX. He teaches speech. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone locate family.

Re: Carty's in NYC

tjcarty1 — 2009-12-28 01:38:20Z

Well hopefully this info is of help, and hopefully someone may have a connection to my family.

Originally from County Westmeath, my grandfather, James Carty (1899 - 1982), arrived in New York City in 1927, I believe. He married Mary Anne Connor (O'Connor) in 1932. They lived in Brooklyn, and Staten Island in their later years.

James and Mary Anne had five children:
Mary(Maureen), Ellen(Eileen), Teresa, James, and Tommie(Thomas)

My grandfather's siblings:
Patrick, b.~1894 (also emigrated to NYC), wife Rose
John, b.~1895
Kate, b.~1896
Thomas, b.~1898
Bridget, b.~1900
Mary, b.~1903
Ellen, b.~1906 ("Nellie", emigrated to England); daughter - Irene

parents: James Carty, Elizabeth Loddick. m. 1892(?)
James' parents: unknown
James' siblings: Bernard, John
Elizabeth's parents: Patrick(?) and unknown

If anyone has any possible info that may tie into my family, I'd very much appreciate hearing from you.

Tom Carty

Re: CARTY - Missouri

jjbrown76 — 2009-11-16 15:40:47Z

I too am trying to sort out the Carty's of Dent & Reynolds Co, Mo. I am descended from James G. Carty, who in the Dent Co Cem. book says was Father, Moses, Grandfather John. There are a lot of Cartys in the area in 1850 and trying to see how they relate. Is it possible to buy your book? I saw on 1850 census that a James Carty 75 and wife Sally were listed with John C. Jamison, so I guess there is a connection there also. I am also descended from the Herods of Dent Co and have see the Jamison name a lot. See my tree on ancestry - Herod, Graham and related e-mail -jjbrown76@cox.net

Re: Any Carty's In NJ?

Hansill — 2009-10-25 14:21:06Z

I amfamily to the Carty Family from the island of Anguilla also clost to the island of Montserrat, the earlest family member that i know of that came to the NY area was about 1912 i have some info so let me know how i can help to see if theirs any connection. richiebuntin@hotmail.com

Re: Cartys in NJ

sher391967 — 2009-10-06 04:09:28Z

HI,
Im also a CARTY from New Jersey,my dad(From bargaintown area)was name was John Franklin Carty(Im the youngest of 3*girl's),there was 12 children in the family,all desceased ..
Please respond,
Thanks...
Sherry

Re: CARTY

sher391967 — 2009-09-29 11:46:19Z

Hi Les,
It's me Sherry(your cuz)from NJ,John's daughter
How are you?

Any Carty's In NJ?

sher391967 — 2009-09-29 11:40:52Z

Hi
My name Is sherry,I was wondering If possible I have any family on here.
My father name was John Franklin Carty(1940) he was born in Bargaintown NJ,12 siblings(which everyone is desceased).
I'm the youngest out 3/daughters.
If you could be related get back to me,be nice to know my family..thanks

Re: CARTY

sher391967 — 2009-09-28 02:13:50Z

Hi,
my name is Sherry Carty Im 41/yrs old,I'm born an raised in New Jersey,maybe we are related..