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CARVER of Winnipeg, Manitoba

brianswales40 — 2012-05-19 16:06:25Z

Searching for any information on the CARVER family of Winnipeg, Manitoba.

In particular any descendants of either Thomas Sidney CARVER born Winnipeg 1890 or Alice Eleanor CARVER born Winnipeg 1900. In 1930 both were living at 175 Atlantic Avenue, Winnipeg. Alice was at that time an accountant & unmarried. She visited England in 1930.

Their parents were:-
Alexandra Sophia (nee Bush born England 1865) who married Thomas Prince Carver (born England c1850) in Winnipeg, 1889.

Apart from Thomas & Alice they had 4 other children:-
Frank born & died 1893.
Eleanor Marion born & died 1894.
Edwin Francis 1897 - 1916 (WW1 death)
Harold 1898 - 1900.

Carvers of North Cove NC

NitaRotella02 — 2012-04-10 20:27:56Z

my great great grandmother was Nancy Ellen Carver b. 1868 to William Carver and Rebecca Hollifield. William Carver b. 1845 d. 1904. William's parents were William Carver and Martha Jane Biddix. William b. 1808 d. 1850. His parents were Aden Carver and Nancy Lindsey. Now Aden was born in Virginia but his children and descendants were born in McDowell County NC. I am looking for any formation about this line and also in particular Nancy Ellen Carver's brother Thomas. Whom did he marry and what was his childrens name. My mom remembers her grandmother Nancy's daughter Callie Luiza Hollifield McGee coming to visit from Grassy Creek, NC to Marion, NC and saying she was walking to see "Aunt Nish". Aunt Nish was Magnishey Carver married to Roscoe "Ross" O'Dear. I am trying to find out who was Aunt Nish's Parents. Nancy had 2 brothers Thomas and Aden. So many questions I know but I wanted to give as much info as possible.

You can post here or email me. Thanks.

Re: Margaret J. Hess Carver

wvhzd1 — 2012-03-21 05:02:16Z

There is a family plot with the last names Baker/Donovan located in Holy Cross Cem. Colma, Ca.,with several family members.

One of the names on the stone is Gertrude Hess.

Unfortunatley for many years no one knew who this was ,after getting the records from Holy Cross and using Ancestry.com I was able to find out that Gertrude Hess was/is as the records show the daughter of Mary E.Donovan Demmings who is the sister of Thomas F. Donovan ,my grandfather...

Mary Donovan Demmings and Thomas Donovan also had 3 other brothers and 4 other sisters : Charles,John,Robert,Gertrude,Annie,Rose and Helen (sometimes called Nellie)

I dont know if you looked at my tree but please feel free to do so... so even thought there is a wide gap ..a VERY wide gap in ages ,Margaret Hess Carver could/would be my 2nd cousin and you could/would be 3rd cousins...

Please feel free to contact me at wvhzd1@sbcglobal.net..

Vic Donovan

Re: Margaret J. Hess Carver

jfcsdc — 2012-03-21 02:33:09Z

My mother is Margaret J Hess Carver, 89 yrs old. The family background you have is correct to my knowledge. How are you related?

Re: Correction, re: James and Richard Carver

dgherardini — 2012-03-08 22:25:46Z

I am interested in these Carver's. I am a descendant of Richard C. Carver b. 1796 in SC, who I believe served in the war of 1812 and received a pension from it. He moved from SC to Benton Co., Missouri (census of 1820), then was in Washington Co., MO (census of 1830), St Francois Co., MO (1840), and back to Washington Co., MO (1850).

I keep coming back to Richard Carver in VA then SC who would be the appropriate age to have a son b. 1796. I wonder if there is any information on Richard or any of the other men of Spartanburg/Pendleton/Pickens Counties, SC and their descendants?
I see differing parentage assigned to Richard Carver b. 1764 in VA but nothing to give me a clue as to where the information comes from.

Thanks to those who are still working the Carver lines and reply to this old thread. :-)

Dece Gherardini

Re: carvers

brendarobin1 — 2012-02-05 17:13:21Z

Audie Brower married to Walter Calvin Winter.. Had four children, I believe three of the names of the children were Charity Ann, Lawrence and Howard. This is by memory and I don't remember the fourth childs name. Sally Brower (CARVER) was Audie,s mothers name... Believe that Ewin T. Brower was Sally's husband... Walter Calvin Winter & Audie moved to Idaho and Audie died In Idaho when the children were very young. Walter Calvin brought the children back to Missouri and left them with Sally Brower, their grandmother and she raised them. Walter Calvin left to find work and sent a few checks for support and after that he disappeared and Sally never heard from him again. Edward Carver was married to Grace Brower (Edward was Sally's brother) Edward Carver was my grandpa Carver's brother. Most of these names listed above have a connection to HOWELL COUNTY MISSOURI. Delila Ann Turner and Felix Lambert Winter were the parents of Walter Calvin Winter....... Brenda & Floyd Robinson

Jesse and Boissy Carver

bcjantal — 2012-02-04 21:19:54Z

I see all over the internet that the children of Jesse and Boissy are:
John B born c 1813
James born c 1814
Susan born c 1815
Joshua born c 1825
William born c 1831
Sampson born c 1834
Can anyone tell me how it is known that these are their children? Any hints where to look, a will, an administration, anywhere???

Re: Carvers Buncombe Co., NC 1800s

PatCarverMullins — 2012-01-25 18:01:57Z

Looking for Mary Carver Perkinson from NC. You and I did a lot of communication when I was in S C. Lost your address. We both have Carver and Cordell in our family. Please contact me.
vagirl1944@aol.com
Thanks Pat Carver-mullins

Searching for the right Carvers!

eshannonstory — 2012-01-22 18:48:29Z

I have my father's records and am trying to get a little farther back but am not sure if I have the right family. What I know for sure: Theo Carver (b 1901 TN)'s father was William Carver (b. abt 1872- teacher and doctor) who married Eliza Henry (from the Henrys of NC); His father in turn was, I believe, William Carver who married Mary Ann Sturgeon from Switzerland, IN. I would really like to have confirmation of who this William Carver's father is. I have found Johan William Caver as a strong possibility but I cannot be sure. Any help would be appreciated!

Re: info on Wesley or Hugh carver

PatCarverMullins — 2012-01-14 21:03:10Z

Hugh Carver was my Uncle. May I help you with any thing??
Contact me at Vagirl1944@aol.com

Re: info on Wesley or Hugh carver

pcmullins1944 — 2011-12-01 17:02:16Z

tracie, if you get this message please e m me at vagirl1944@aol.com. Hugh Carver was my Uncle.

Margaret J. Hess Carver

wvhzd1 — 2011-11-29 18:59:24Z

looking for any info on a cousin Margaret J. Hess Carver b.1922 in San Francisco ,Ca. Daughter of Gertrude M.Demings Hess b. 1903 San Francisco ,Ca. d.1925 San Francisco,Ca and Richard J. Hess.Grandaughter of Mary E. Donovan Demings and Richard P. Demings.Great-grandaughter of John C. Donovan and Annie McGrath Donovan......she may have children with the following names....John Francis Carver , Richard Hamilton Carver , Lynn Carver and Deborah Therese Carver....Thanks

Vic Donovan

Re: carvers

laura6668 — 2011-11-14 21:41:12Z

Hi Floyd_Floyd,
This is such an old post I hope your still watching this board :) I'm looking for my Grandmother's parents have little to go on. Edward Baxter Carver came up as her possible father, and Grace Nora (Brower) Carver her possible mother. What I know about my Grandmother Lela M. (maiden name unknown) Winters, birth 4-17-1915, death 1-15-2000 Olympia, Thurston co., Washington state. Married Lawrence Haskel Winters. What I know about him, Birth 1-13-1914, Death 8-26-2003 Olympia, Thurston co., Washington state. Possible father Walter Calvin Winters. What I found interesting is Possible Mother Audie Lois (Brower) Winters. Both of my Grandparents mother's might have come from the Brower line.

Obituary for Hazel Lorene (Carver) Gay (1904-1980)

AlexanderRoller — 2011-10-25 20:37:29Z

OBITUARY
April 4, 1980 "Amarillo Globe Times"
Amarillo, Texas
Hazel Lorene Gay, 76, of Amarillo died Wednesday. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel with Dr. Winfred Moore officiating. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery. Hazel was born in Freedom, Oklahoma and had lived in Amarillo 50 years. She was the former owner of Fillmore Cleaners. She is survived by her son, Leon Annis of Austin; her daughter, Velma Dunn of Amarillo; a brother, Ed Carver of Freedom, Oklahoma; her sisters, Geneva Shurts of Alva, Oklahoma, Inez Clothier of Portland, Oregon, and Leone Powers of Boise, Idaho; four grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren.

Alex Roller
aroller@opusnet.com

Lottie Carver of Rockdale, TX 1926

drbrownlee — 2011-10-23 00:04:21Z

Lottie is pictured in the 1926 Alcalde, yearbook of Sam Houston State Teachers College of Huntsville, Texas, and is a freshman. I'm not kin but thought this might be helpful to someone researching the family.

Re: Aiden C. Carver - NC/TN - Born abt. 1876

suzy_elle — 2011-10-19 02:37:46Z

My Great-Great-Grandparents are also Barbara Carver and Esom (Easom??) Hollifield through James Burgin (your mom's brother??) and his son Edward Wichard. My father was Ray Livone. Until a few weeks ago, I didn't even know I had Carver kin. I'd really like to connect with you. You seem to know something about my (our) family. My email is suzy_elle@hotmail.com Thanks, Suzanne Hollifield

MAVIS CARVER ELMORE; BORN IN GRENADA, MS -- OBITUARY

GBaragona — 2011-09-27 23:20:16Z

Mrs. Elmore's obituary was in the Jackson County (FL) Floridan. I am not related to Mrs. Elmore, nor do I have any additional information. I am posting her obituary for intrested researchers.

*****

Mavis F. Elmore, 99, of Greenwood, Florida died Sunday, September 18, 2011 at her home. Born in Grenada , Mississippi, Mrs. Elmore had resided in Jackson County Florida since 2005. She was a member of the Greenwood United Methodist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert G. Elmore, her parents, J. L. and Alma Carver and sister, Verna S. Martin. Survivors include one sister, Ray Beard of Memphis, Tennessee; one niece, Suzanne M. NeSmith and husband Jimmy of Greenwood, Florida; three nephews, Sidney L. Martin and wife Connie of Bristol, Florida, Robert R. Martin and wife Mary Frances of Greenwood, Florida, and Jimmy Beard of Memphis, Tennessee. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, September 22, 2011 at Gar-ner-Harper Funeral Home with the Reverend Ricky Shephard officiating. Interment will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery in Grenada, Mississippi. The family will receive friends one hour prior to service. James and Sikes Funeral Home Maddox Chapel is in charge of arrangments. Flowers will be accepted; If desired contributions may be made to Covenant Hospice of Marianna, Florida 4215 Kelson Avenue , Suite E, Marianna, FL 32446 . Expressions of sympathy may be made online at www.jamesandsikesfuneralhomes.com

Published in The Jackson County Floridan on September 21, 2011

Nelson Charles Carver, MA to ME

acarver77 — 2011-09-24 20:57:25Z

I am looking for information on the parents of Nelson Charles Carver b. 30 dec 1917, Roxbury MA d. 18 apr 2000, Steep Falls ME. I believe his father is Charles Carver b. Walpole MA d. ME and his mother is Laura E Hennessey or Laura Hennesby b. Boston, MA. I cannot seem to find any records of his parents other than the names listed above. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Re: Descendants of Robert Carver of Marshfield, Massachusetts

BevAnderson91 — 2011-09-24 08:45:11Z

Thank you. :-)

However, while I'm a blogger for another interest and I'm on several genealogy email lists [not message boards because mostly they're pretty cumbersome; I only get these because the message boards are gatewayed into the email list], I haven't worked my way up to Facebook. After fifty years of genealogy research, my objectives in my research are very specific because I have ancestors from seven different countries.

I admit, the whole invasion of privacy thing on Facebook puts me off. I don't wish to be targeted by spam advertising, and part of the privacy agreement one must agree to includes granting permission to be tracked for targeted advertising (yes, I took the time to read the proposed agreement). The last Facebook version that came out seems like it's going to be worse than previous versions, according to the last article I read just yesterday.

Facebook will have to be a lot more user-friendly and ad-free and cookies-tracking-free before I consider joining.

I'm considering giving up TV altogether since there is now at least 18 minutes of advertising for each "one hour" TV show. Advertising is the reason I refuse to get cable; I don't see the logic in paying to get ads I can get for free with rabbit ears on a couple of analog channels that are available out in the dingtoolies. If I pay for TV, it has to be ad-free. I only watch six or fewer TV shows per week anyway, so paying for ad-filled shows would be a waste of money.

At this point in my genealogy research, the one thing that would help is if the US (on a federal and state and county level) would put images of documents online for free (minus stupid ads!) like a couple of countries where I do the most research now (paid for by the taxpayers of those countries). Those countries have me spoiled because I get to see and/or download images of actual documents, and I love working from good copies of original documents.

I appreciate the consideration of knowing the Facebook page is there if I change my mind.

Descendants of Robert Carver of Marshfield, Massachusetts

bruns6127 — 2011-09-24 07:43:31Z

If you are a Descendant of Robert Carver of Marshfield, Massachusetts, then you may be interested in a new group on facebook for descendants of robert Carver called Descendants of Robert Carver of Marshfield Massachusetts. This group is for the Descendants of Robert Carver so that we may share our research findings with each other and help with the brick walls we always come to

Re: K.L. Carver

imabonedigger — 2011-09-23 20:05:41Z

I am looking for information on a Carver who was born in North Carolina, migrated to Tennessee and then to Missouri. The only reason that I have his approx. birthdate and where he was born is due to the census in Mo. His wife was listed as Mary (LNU) which I also gleaned from the Census. They are my husband's 3rd great grandparents and I have been trying to find out more info on them forever it seems. My husband's father's middle name was Richard after his grandfather who was named after his grandfather I will tell you what I know and if you can help me, I would greatly appreciate it. I do appreciate all those who are willing to lend a hand in our research. I will be happy to share what I know about Richard's family if anyone is interested.

Richard Carver born 1796 in North Carolina. He married Mary (LNU). They had 4 known children who were all born in Missouri. Joseph L., George Washington, Malissa Ann, and Alexander. I know this isn't much to go on but it is all I know for now. If I had Mary's maiden name, it may be a lot easier.

Thanks so much.

Re: Anyone know about Carvers who moved from MA to NJ

BevAnderson91 — 2011-09-23 10:00:55Z

Where in Massachusetts?

Carver, Clifford Nickels, Litt. B. The Carver Family of New England: Robert Carver of Marshfield and his Descendants, Privately Printed, 1935.
pp 67
Seth (who settled at "Great Egg Harbor, N.C.") [could be a typo?], son of Nathaniel Carver (and his first wife, Mary Lazell), son of (Deacon) Eleazer Carver (and his wife, Experience Blake), son of John Carver (and his wife Millicent Ford), son of Robert Carver (and his wife Christian, surname unknown).

Robert Carver was of Marshfield, MA, and was the nephew of Gov. John Carver, first president of "Plimouth Plantation" and a Mayflower passenger and signer of the Mayflower Compact. Robert was NOT on the Mayflower, and his uncle John who died the spring following the Mayflower's landing had no issue. John's brother, Isaac Carver, was the father of Robert Carver. Isaac and John Carver (who were both born in Doncaster, Yorkshire, England) had gone to Leiden, Holland when they became Separatists. Isaac stayed in Leiden and died there.

I don't know if that will help your research or not.

Re: K.L. Carver

johnagan37 — 2011-09-23 04:20:19Z

You are right. Need to check out all leads. Interesting fact is that my Carvers actually originated in England but went to Germany because of religious persecution. Still working on the movement from England to Germany.

Anyone know about Carvers who moved from MA to NJ

tomchrisman11 — 2011-09-23 01:13:18Z

Is there anyone on this discussion group who is familiar with Carver family members who relocated from Mass to New Jersey (specifically Egg Harbor) in the mid 1700's. I am specifically looking for Seth Carver who moved there about 1766.

Tom Chrisman
tomchrisman1@aol.com

Re: K.L. Carver

mldowd123 — 2011-09-23 00:11:30Z

Thanks for your reply. Our Carvers came from England, but it was worth a try.....if you don't ask, you will never know

Re: K.L. Carver

johnagan37 — 2011-09-22 20:41:19Z

The parents of Kaufman Lowell Carver in my line were Samuel and Stella Carver and he was born in Iowa. My line dates back to the Carvers that came from Germany - Behour Carver born in Germany and migrated to North Carolina in the late 1700's.

Re: K.L. Carver

MaggieLou123 — 2011-09-21 17:07:32Z

I am researching the Carver name, that was my maiden name, and i would like to know more about K.L. Carver. Could you please tell me if he was born in Illinois in 1903 and the son of Frederick R. Carver and his wife Lena Langhenry?

Thanks

Margaret Dowd

Carver - Morrison Connection?

robertmorrisonsr — 2011-09-18 00:23:24Z

I am grasping at straws but maybe someone in the Carver line can give me a clue. I have hit a brick wall at my 4th Greatgrandfather William Morrison b. ca.1768, thought to be born in the Frederick Co. VA. area. I have some doubts on VA. Maybe PA or even New England. Anyway, my 3rd Greatgrandfather is Isaac Carver Morrison. Because of the "Carver" middle name, I suspect that his Grandmother or Greatgrandmother was a Carver. Also possibly his Greatgrandfather on his fathers mothers line. If anyone knows of a Carver Morrison connection I would greatly appreciate the help.

Re: Carvers in Ga., S.C., Fl.

billyanddiane — 2011-09-17 12:38:33Z

I am helping a friend of mine with her Carver family. I believe your
grandfather came from the David E. Carver family. His Wife was Mary
Amanda Bryson. They had a son named Edward. David and Amanda both were
born in 1864. 1900, 1910 census they are in Anderson county S.C. 1920,
they are in Wilkes county Ga. Can't find them in anymore census, or as I
tell my friend, yet. She said David died in Fla. so that fits yours too.
He lived to be 100 or over. When and if I find more, I will let you
know.
Thanks, Diane Roberts

Re: Carvers in Ga., S.C., Fl.

goldie83 — 2011-08-29 01:38:08Z

was your grandfather's dad named Robert and his mother Ida

George Carver Sr. & George Carver Jr., Texas outlaws

dsegelquist — 2011-08-14 02:16:18Z

This info is to help you in case you have these Carver's in your family line. There is no other info.

Burnet County Texas.

George Carver Sr. and George Carver Jr., killed George Mosely and James Sharp, on February 1, 1870. They were indieted on December 3, 1870, both were to be hang but made their escape.

Re: Seeking children of H. Percival Carver of Lewiston, Me

anediakun — 2011-08-13 01:20:39Z

Old post...hope you are still interested...he was my grandfather..my father was Charles...he lived with us shortly before his death.
Betty

Re: James Joseph CARVER, b. ca 1827, MO

sharonastevens — 2011-08-07 16:58:39Z

Miranda Ritter was my husband's double great-great grandmother. Her daughters, Lisabelle Jane Elizabeth Carver, and Louiese Emely Carver were his great-grandmothers.

Miranda Ritter> Lisabelle Jane Elizabeth Carver> John Harrison Medley> Imo Medley> Jimmy Stevens(my husband); and

Miranda Ritter> Louiese Emely Carver> Irona Arnie Nash> Imo Medley> Jimmy Stevens.

We would love to have a copy of Miranda's photo, as well as other pictures of Carver descendants, and would be willing to trade information.

Re: James Joseph CARVER, b. ca 1827, MO

imabonedigger — 2011-08-06 17:45:05Z

I am happy to see you posting. My husband is also a 3rd great grandson of this Mary Carver. His 2nd great grandfather was George Washington Carver, brother to your Joseph (you show his name James Joseph and I have Joseph L.) I would love to share information with you especially if you have anything on Mary Carver and/or her husband, Richard Carver. Were the Jackson, Coleman and Hake ladies related to you on your Carver side or the Ritter side? Hoping to hear from you. Ruth Carver

Re: James Joseph CARVER, b. ca 1827, MO

morgan1412 — 2011-08-05 01:30:25Z

I have a photograph of Miranda Ritter, she was great -great-great grandmother. my great great grandmother was Mary Carver my grrat grandmother was maggie hake, my grandmother was Ruth jackson, my mother Artha Coleman.

Re: CARVERS FROM SOUTH CAROLINA

ChipJaap — 2011-08-05 01:19:11Z

email me a message to teresajaap@aol.com if you still are looking for carver information.

Teresa

Christopher Carver

dc450 — 2011-07-30 01:05:24Z

There is a website called Gencircle.com. You will find some information on that site.

Re: WILLIAM CARVER _ Outlaw

BevAnderson91 — 2011-07-14 09:53:30Z

William Carver of The Wild Bunch
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Carver_%28Wild_Bunch%29

Will Carver was shot by a sheriff at Sonora, Texas on April 1, 1901, died the following day on April 2, and is buried in Sonora, TX. There was an old west magazine that had a photo of his grave marker sometime back in the mid-1980s.

It's my understanding from Donna Ernst who wrote a biography about him that Will Carver descend from a Carver line that emigrated from England to Pennsylvania about the late 1600s or early 1700s; from there, various people migrated westward. It's my understanding that there is now a suburb named Carver, Pennsylvania named for their family.

Here's Donna's web site, along with a timeline of William Carver's life, dates, parents' names, relatives' names, etc. He had several relationships, his first wife died six months into the marriage of pregnancy complications, but he doesn't seem to have fathered any children that I can see any mention of. To authenticate your own genealogy research, you will have to get your own documents, of course.
http://willcarver.150m.com/

Donna gives info about the biography she wrote about Will Carver, and links to other web sites, and her email address is listed.

Here's a web site with a face photo of Will Carver's dead body.
http://www.truewestmagazine.com/stories/will_carver_checks_o...

Here's a copy of Will Carver's headstone. It only lists the date of death. Link to list of graves first, then link to photo.
http://www.cemphotos.com/tx/tx-sonora/
http://www.cemphotos.com/tx/tx-sonora/FAMOUS_OUTLAW_CARVER_W...

Scroll down for alleged signature of Will Carver from 1895:
http://www.sonora-texas.com/history.htm

Hope these links help you. Probably the best contact will be through Donna Ernst and her info since she had to research the family for her book.

[I only know this info because I have an ancestor named Wills (with an s ending, not short for William) Carver who descends from Robert Carver, nephew of Gov. John Carver of the Mayflower. I was curious about the name, contacted Donna, and found out her info. I know I am definitely not related to the Philadelphia Carvers since they came from an entirely different area of England.]

Re: WILLIAM CARVER _ Outlaw

spaceytraci — 2011-07-13 21:00:20Z

I am related to William Carver, but still trying to figure out the exact lineage.

Re: Christopher Carver and 2 wives??

DianneT — 2011-07-12 03:43:09Z

Yes, I have considered that he might have married before. But I came to the conclusion that he had not. Elizabeth was b. in 1775. They generally married at about 18 or 20. So the married about 1793 to 1795. The girl on the census would have been born between 1790 to 1799. I have the first child as unknown b. abt.1795. The 1800 cen. shows a boy and a girl 1-10.They could be Elizabeth's. Where did she go? Married or died? The info that most have on Christopher's children came from, I believe, Jay Webb.I might be wrong without looking it up. Christopher didn't go to NC until after the end of the war. I figure around 1783. Since he and Eliz. didn't marry intil at least 1793 I guess it's possible he married before. But no one has ever found any marriage record for him and Eliz. or anyone else. I have Thomas b. abt. 1800 and David b. 1803. I don't have any other info on Thomas.Some people do but I could never verify any of it so I left it off. I am from David C. who was in Haywood Co. I'm pretty sure about his birthdate.

Christopher Carver and 2 wives??

Floweracres — 2011-07-11 22:13:17Z

I wanted to mention something that had been on my mind regarding Christopher Carver....Does anyone else out there think he may have had 2 wives? I first noticed a 'problem' when looking at the kids birthdays - there is a gap of about 8 years between David and Thomas. Seems odd to me that you would practice birth control for 8 years then go on to have 6 more children!! I'm guessing he married and had 7 children before she died (probably in childbirth) then after 7 years or so met another woman (Elizabeth Whisenhunt?) and had the other 6. This is just speculation at this point - but I absolutely cannot account for the 8 year gap in any other way, unless it was one heck of an argument?? Another thing worth mentioning is that I am certain he had a daughter born abt. 1787 as she is clearly in the 1800 census as "female 10-15". Interestingly, I have not found her in any of my member connections. I added her as 'unknown'.

Re: Carver DNA Project

e9096d86 — 2011-07-01 23:42:41Z

are you speaking of this group?
http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.carver/1693.3/mb.ashx

or this one?

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/p/o/p/Sandra-Popi...

Re: Carver DNA Project

bruns6127 — 2011-07-01 20:09:19Z

You can view my tree which has Robert Carver in it but not all the descendants, the tree is (seth carver and his descendants)If you have any questions you can email me direct myfamilytrees@ymail.com. also if you would like to see the dna results of the carver project you can go to
http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Carver/

Re: Carver DNA Project

e9096d86 — 2011-07-01 19:54:22Z

its been a long time since i've seen a post to this board... i am also interested in this Robert Carver line... but see no link to his tree...

i would love to be tested to see where my dna lines up... but am unemployed and w/o funds at the moment...

GGGGGGrandson of Prvt. Henry Carver
GGGGGrandson of Lawrence Carver
GGGGrandson of Morgan Carver

Re: Carver DNA Project

Dawn_VanStrate — 2011-07-01 17:40:53Z

although I am not male and my dna would not match, I am doing a tree on my adoptive family. The name Robert Carver born 1594. I would appreciate any information you might be able to provide.

CARVER Richard Orval 1922 1936

t42ForestLawn — 2011-06-22 22:48:14Z

CARVER Richard Orval 1922 1936

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 221,038 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Forest Lawn) and Surname .
If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Clyde Harvey Nickey, need his wife’s Anna S. --?-- maiden surname

sewbee2_1 — 2011-06-07 04:12:56Z

Clyde Harvey Nickey (b. about 1875 in Paw Paw, Lee Co., IL) 2nd wife according to the 1910 U.S. Federal Census was Anna S. --?-- (b. about 1874 in PA). This source also indicates her parents were born in Pennsylvania. They lived in 1910 in San Francisco, CA. She died or they divorced before the 1920 U.S. Federal Census. Clyde’s 1st marriage was to Cala (Callie) Carver around 1899 in Lee Co., IL. She died, possible due to childbirth, in Orange Co., CA in 1901. Clyde then moved to Los Angles Co., CA sometime after 1900. After Anna he married several more times and moved again to Orange Co. and then Los Angles Co., before his death in 1938.

Clyde is my second cousin twice removed. He has me treading water with his numerous wives and relocations between Censuses. What is Anna S. --?-- maiden surname, what County in Pennsylvania was she born in, where did they got married, who are her parents, etc. It is possible that the “S” in her name is the starting initial of her maiden surname or a past married surname. Any information on Ann would be very helpful and appreciated.

Possible Ancestral help: Clyde’s parents are Franklin Pierce Nickey (b. about 1853 in East Berlin, Adams Co., PA) and Mary Emma Wilcox Alvord (b. about 1854 in Princeton, Bureau Co., IL). Franklin’s parents are Henry L. Nickey (b. about 1820/21 in East Berlin, Adams Co., PA) and Elizabeth Deardorff (b. about 1827 in York, York Co., PA). Franklin move moved probably to Illinois sometime before 1874 and then to California in the late 1800’s.

My genealogy efforts are limited to the Nickey surname descendants and spouses of George Niecke (b. about 1710 in Saxony, Germany), the first Nickey in North America. I have currently identified the existents of 1,227 surname Nickey’s and spouses of Georg Niecke I have no desire to publish this information for profit. My work is far from complete, but I’m willing to share everything I have. Due to my age I’m eager to locate individuals that will possibly continue and share this information.

Best wishes, Bradley (Brad) Baer Nickey.

Re: George Allen Carver--Fox Island Maine---1819

paige182 — 2011-05-24 19:01:52Z

Proof that stephen carver was not george allen carver,s grandfather.Stephen b.Marshfield,Ma.2 Apr.1743,d.1824,s/o Caleb&Abigail(Sherman);m.(1)Deborah Kent b.Marshfield,Ma.18 Oct 1748;m.(2)Sarah Sampson.His only Dau.Abigail,b.abt.1794 NorthHaven,d.after 1880 at Searsmont,Me.She had a son Ebenezer,b.1815-1819,m;(1),James Pendleton on Apr.1822 in Vinalhaven.He b.abt 1800 at Isleboro,Me.,d.Apr.15,1828 at Vinalhaven.In Ellsworth,Hancock County,Me.land transfer Dec.5,1821,book of deeds,book 0040 page 518,From Stephen & Sarah Carver to Abigail Carver & her son Ebenezer.

Re: Reuben Carver married Mary Snow, GA

LewisBStevens3rd — 2011-05-12 13:43:54Z

Would these Carvers be related to Virginia Carvers? The names Reuben and Cornelius are in my Carver line as well, but I have no evidence they went to Georgia, but to TN and KY.

BTW, dates would be nice.

Thanks.

Re: Reuben Carver married Mary Snow, GA

carverville1 — 2011-05-11 17:37:57Z

Hi Jean,

I see this an old post,but will reply
Reubon Carver that married Mary Snow was my GG-Grandfather

My grandfather was Joseph Carver, son of Dennis carver

Would love to connect with you.

Larry Carver