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McCarty circa 1820-1830

2012-05-17 13:48:23Z

Seeking info on William McCarty son James b.1826.
Have not found a William McCarty in 1820 or 1830 PA census transcribed to date.

Looking for Phillip McCarty, the grandson of Dexter MO's Charles McCarty

lorilei10 — 2012-05-13 23:57:50Z

I am looking for Phillip. I was talking to Charlie's brother Henry today and he said that Phillip's wife had done some work on the family tree. I have some pictures of Uncle Charlie for him too.

McCarty's in Michigan

neoverway — 2012-05-11 08:59:30Z

Looking for any information on McCarty's that lived in the Allegan County, Michigan area. My grandfather is Eldon James McCarty Sr. 1890-1963. He was married at least 2 times, possibly 3. His parents were John & Mary (Fitch). Any information will be much appreciated.

Re: mccarty

TLS49321 — 2012-05-10 19:12:07Z

Would love to swap info on McCARTY's that settle in MI. I am doing research for a aunt. I have John McCARTY from NY, that married Sarah VANDECAR from Canada. Together they had: John, William, Nathan, Nancy, Nelson, Charles, Emma, Henry, Mary Ann, Alice and Lavina.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you!
Tracy

Aaron McCarty Chester Co., PA tax lists 1769-1774

byronbowman1 — 2012-05-10 16:25:52Z

Hello McCarty Researchers,
I am seeking information about the man in the following tax listings showing that Aaron first appeard as a 21 year old single man in Chester County PA in 1769 & that he was listed as a married man in 1771. He was not listed before 1769 or after 1774.
CHESTER COUNTY RATES— EAST BRADFORD TOWNSHIP RATE.
1769 McCarty Aaron East Bradford Freeman
1770 McCarty Aaron East Bradford Freeman
1771 McCarty Aaron East Bradford Inmate
1772 McCarty Aaron East Bradford Inmate
1773 McCarty Aaron East Bradford Inmate
1774 McCarty Aaron East Bradford Inmate
These records show that he married in 1770, so he could have been the man listed as Aaron McCarter who married Lydia Musgrove 15 Oct 1770 in nearby Lancaster County, PA, as shown in "Pennsylvania Church Records - Adams, Berks, and Lancaster Counties, 1729-1881". This couple were married in St. James Episcopal Church, Lancaster Co., PA.
Any information or leads about Aaron McCarty/McCarter will be appreciated. Byron Bowman

McCarty/McCarthy Malachi, Co. Westmeath, Ireland

mpegley1 — 2012-05-05 04:10:29Z

Looking for any information on Malachi McCarty b.c1790 who moved to Birmingham, England from Co. Westmeath in Ireland, about 1835 with his four sons - John (c1815), James (1829), Malachi (1831), Micheal and Thomas all born in Ireland. I have information of their lives after they moved to England, but need birth records etc. from their lives in Ireland.

McCARTY John L - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-03 15:44:34Z

McCARTY John L - Vietnam Wall section 6E

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 227,289 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: Thomas McCarty, Dexter, MO

mikec51 — 2012-04-17 06:49:31Z

From what I can find John was born 22 Jan 1822 in Virginia and died 20 Jan 1895, the information does not say were. John is in the 1850 census living in Stock, Monroe, Ohio with his wife Nancy born about 1818 in Ohio and four children Henry age 8, Simon age 5, Mary age 4 and Hiram age 1 all born in Ohio. I was unable to find John in the 1870 or 1880 census.

Re: Thomas McCarty, Dexter, MO

lorilei10 — 2012-04-17 03:20:45Z

Do you have any information on John?

Re: Thomas McCarty, Dexter, MO

MikeMcCarty27 — 2012-04-13 18:11:34Z

Thomas's death certificate is online at

http://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1930/1930_0...

It does give his father's name as John.

RICHARD McCARTY, Capt.

JohnSullivan4726 — 2012-04-06 03:07:36Z

"A Captain Richard McCarty is mentioned among the pioneers of Mason County, KY. It is thought he was one of the Virginia family of that name, who, like so many others, were attracted to the rich country to the West. There is nothing on record to indicate that he settled down in Kentucky, but his name is mentioned in several old records and narratives of the military expeditions under General George Rogers Clark as taking part in expeditions against the Native North American Indians." "in the Spring of 1793".

Source: http://archive.org/stream/cu31924028846074/cu31924028846074_...

Can anyone claim this man in their family trees? If so, can you post to this list or to me direct?

I am a McCarty descent thru my grandparent lineage of North Carolina, Kentucky, Missouri

Re: McCarty

chrispabo — 2012-04-01 03:48:58Z

Hi Connie, I have a Jacob McCarty Sr. line also. That starts with my grandmother Joyce A. McCarty to a Major Dennis McCarty. Thats 8 generations. but I have a question on who Jacob's Sr. wife Mary Ann'Polly' Morrow. I have an about date of 1775- NC -1844 Tippah, MS. I do believe that her father is James Morrow but can not conmfim that. Would love to find out more on him and his wife, which is unknown.

Thomas McCarty, Dexter, MO

lorilei10 — 2012-03-31 12:13:12Z

I have run into a road block.

Henry S. McCarty b. 1920 Kelso, Scott, Missouri
> George B. McCarty b. 1878 Illinois d. 1936 Como, New Madrid, Missouri
>> Thomas McCarty b. 1852 Ohio d. 1930 Dexter, Stoddard, Missouri

I think Thomas' father is named John but I can't find anything else. Can anyone heip?

Re: Cornelius Jemima Bell MCCARTY

Rxwoman — 2012-03-21 20:58:30Z

Hi,
I found Anna and Charles marriage license from 1895 in Nemaha county Nebraska. Her parents are listed as Edwin McCarty and Minia Wagoner. I know that on subsequent census records she listed her parents as born in Ireland, then a next census dad born Ireland, mom born Ohio. In 1910 an older brother named Dan was living with her and Charles. That's as far as I've gotten. My e-mail is Shawneefrms@hotmail.com. Thanks.

Re: McCarty, Frederick Daniel

bevrowter — 2012-03-19 20:38:06Z

Thanks so much.

Re: McCarty, Frederick Daniel

ELLinSpain — 2012-03-19 11:15:37Z

the son

CA DEATHS
Name: Fredrick Daniel McCarty
Social Security #: 112104935
Sex: Male
Birth Date: 30 Oct 1912
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Death Date: 1 Feb 1987
Death Place: Alameda
Mother's Maiden Name: Barny

BOARDER CROSSING
Name: Fredrich Mccarty
Age: 19
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1913
Arrival Port: Lacolle Junction, Quebec
Date of Arrival: 2 Sep 1932
Birth Location: Massachusetts
Gender: Male
Citizenship: American

WW1
Name: Frederick Daniel Mccarty
City: Lowell
County: Middlesex
State: Massachusetts
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Birth Date: 18 Jul 1886
Race: White
FHL Roll Number: 1674353

WW11
Name: Frederick Mccarthy
Birth Date: 18 Jul 1886
Birth Place: Lawrence, Massachusetts
Residence: 139 WEST 61 ST, New York, New York
WITH DORIS MCCARTHY
EMPLOYED BY ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL NYC
Race: White

McCarty, Frederick Daniel

bevrowter — 2012-03-18 23:49:00Z

I found this man's DOD as Feb.5, 1949 and have his DOB as July 18, 1886 in Lawrence, Essex, Massachusett. His first wife was Minnie Sophia Merry and his second wife was Mary Barry. He had Mildred (1905-1959)in Lowell, Mass. with his first wife and 6 children with his 2nd wife (1888-?) and all were born in Massachusetts.(Fred Jr:1912; Helene Ellen: 1915; Muriel: 1920; Doris: 1921; John:1925; Grace:1928). They moved around and the last I found them was in Rhode Island in the 1930 census. Can anyone shed light on where Fred died; when and where Mary died and any information on any of the children. Fred Sr was the biological father of my husband's grandmother Mildred who lived with her grandparent in the US until about 1917 when they moved back to Maitland Bridge, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Jeremiah McCarty, Margaret Heffern (Brown), William Brown, Anna Brown

juanitacarlson1 — 2012-03-13 12:01:19Z

These folks married in St. Peterborough, Canada and moved to Green Bay, Wisc. circa 1860.

This was Margaret's second marriage. Husband William Brown died in St. Peterborough, Canada.

Margaret died 1903 in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

Margaret and William Brown married in Ireland. They immigrated to Canada around 1846? with two children, Anna (Hannah) and Henry (Bartholomew).

Looking for information in Ireland and for descendants of Henry (Barholomew) Brown.

Re: Cornelius Jemima Bell MCCARTY

LH1066 — 2012-03-11 16:37:45Z

enjoygene (and any other McCarty cousins)-- I have a private family web-site on Ancestry.com which has tons of information contributed over the years by various descendants of Cornelius Sr and Jemima Bell. If you would send me a private message on Ancestry.com with your e-mail and your lineage I will send you an invitation to the web-site. There's also another web-site hosted by a different researcher called "McCarty and Associated Surnames."

Lane McCarty

margelsews — 2012-03-11 12:15:39Z

I have a family album with the photos separated from the pages with the identification names. One page says "Lane McCarty's parents" and only one of the photos has a couple in a photo so I assume it is a match. Now to find out who Lane McCarty is. Most of the individuals lived in the Cincinnati area in the album and were related to my gg grandmother Bridget O'Callahan McDonnell of Clinton/Lyons Iowa. Does anyone have a Lane McCarty in their family? Is this a male or female name? The father in my photo looks possibly like a civil war veteran.

Re: Cornelius Jemima Bell MCCARTY

enjoygene — 2012-03-11 02:18:17Z

I have Daisy not Dicey b. 1832. Other children are:
Jessee 1821, Thomas 1823 ( from whom Iam descended), Jonas 1825, Edward 1827, Jacob 1825, Cornelius 1834, John Bell 1836, Hosea 1838, Amanda 1843, Justin 1845

Her parents are Thomas McCarty and Elizabeth. Thats all I have right now.

Boston Dougan McCarthy families

marshanixon99 — 2012-03-04 19:51:16Z

My step grandmother had a neice named Alice Maude McCarthy(fka Dougan.) I am seeking information on McCarthy and Dougan families in Boston area originally from New Brunswick Canada or Prince Edward Island.

Re: Overton G. McCarty

carmenravenall — 2012-02-29 17:28:04Z

I would like to speak with you about OG McCarty my grandmother's name was Ada MCCarty

Adam McCarty

EmilyKessler84 — 2012-02-27 03:22:04Z

Looking for information on Adam McCarty who married Annie Reeves (she had a sister Ella (Ellen) married to an Elliot) possibly in Covington, Kentucky. Adam and Annie had a son named Ira born May 14 1884 at Covington, Kentucky. Adam died when Ira was abt. 6 years old (possibly abt 1890). Annie moved with Ira to Pratt Kansas shortly after.
Adam's son Ira lived a short time at Chicago Illinois abt 1900 to 1904/05 before moving back to Pratt Kansas and married 1908 to Ida Teressa Eastman. Ira and Ida McCarty are both buried at Plains Kansas. This info listed was found in Ira's obituary, but cannot seem to get a strong footing on Adam and the connection into Covington, Kentucky. Does anyone have any links to this McCarty line?

Moses McCarty and Florence(Flossie) Turner

sallyberinger52 — 2012-02-26 20:07:33Z

Am searching for family members of Moses McCarty and his wife Flossie(Florence) Turner. They were married December 1,1902 in Anderson Indiana and lived there..Flossie was born in 1886. She would be my 3rd cousin.

Re: Esther McCarty, Saratoga County NY

mjm1118 — 2012-02-13 01:08:15Z

My only connection to the McCarty name is through Esther McCarty Deuel. I only recently discovered her maiden name was McCarty. Also in my previous message I said she married Wilber Deuel. That was wrong. She married Jeremiah Deuel, and one of her sons was Wilber. I don't have any more information about the McCarty genealogy than that. I'm hoping to find out more about her family. If I find any leads, I'll let you know.
Marilyn

Re: Esther McCarty, Saratoga County NY

mccarty49 — 2012-02-12 23:48:33Z

My McCarty family moved to Schuylerville, in the 1860's. Always wondering what led them to Northern NY in general and Saratoga County in particular. Can you follow the McCarty Line into the 186o's and is there any connection to James and Catherine Fitzgerald McCarty? Do you have info on James's son Richard, a Doctor with his own hospital in Saratoga Springs?
Mike

Re: McCartys in Kentucky

jimpenkala — 2012-02-01 20:24:37Z

Can you tell me the surname of Thomas' wife Jean?
where/when she was born, etc...

Thanks, JIM

Cornelius McCarty 1840 Census Savannah, Georgia

SandyOliverFLA — 2012-01-21 04:38:29Z

Does anyone know the pedigree of this Cornelius McCarty? Is he related to the Cornelius McCarty of Lincoln Co, NC? Is he related to the Cornelius McCarty shown on the 1809 tax list of Jackson County, Georgia.

An Elizabeth McCarty married William Venable in 1815 in Jackson County, Georgia. There was a John McCarty on the 1809 Jackson County, Georgia tax list and I am trying to determine the parents of Elizabeth McCarty. I am researching the Venable family.

Thanks

Sandy

James & Lydia Tinkle McCarty

sshonn — 2012-01-15 18:58:53Z

I'm searching for a photo of Lydia Tinkle (1834-1903), daughter of Henry & Martha Tinkle. She was married in 1852 to James Monroe McCarty (1820-1880), and they lived in Carroll County, Indiana. Please contact me at sshonn@msn.com.
Thanks!

Re: ELEAZER MCCARTY

TavernerL — 2012-01-07 05:31:51Z

Hi Joe,
My Great Great Grandfather was Lewis McCarty son of George and Miranda. I am trying to find out if they had other children. I have information about Lewis's family. I also wanted to know if his father George is in fact the son of Captain Eleaser McCarty who you write about. We always thought they came from Wexford co, Ireland.
Regards,
Liisa

Re: Catharine McCarty Sullivan

gannon60535 — 2011-12-31 13:36:03Z

hi
what part of ireland was your sullivan from? i'm looking for sullivans who came from county cork/bantry bay area who settled in joliet. My great great grandmother mariah sullivan murphy came to joliet. She was active in politics and helping the irish get settled in joliet. everyone in the irish community called her "aunt mary." i believe she had other kin in town and am interested in pursuing this branch of my family tree. let me know.
thanks,
mary beth gannon-keegan

Ancestral Line of William Bryan McCarty (b 1897) of Arkansas

Bill_McCarty_III — 2011-12-30 21:01:24Z

The account is under my wife's name, my name is Bill McCarty. My tree is 'McCarty III'

William Bryan McCarty (husband to Raney Lou Wright) was what the Irish call a Ne'er-do-well so there is very little I am able to find on him. He had a brother; Herman McCarty and I believe two half sisters; Eva McCarty and Mabel McCarty as well as two half brothers; Willie M McCarty and Mancel Middleton McCarty. Every bit of the information on the half sisters and brothers could be wrong but I think it is correct.

The even bigger 'not sure' is that his father was William Jasper McCarty (b 1874) of Mississippi and his mother was Anna Lovelace (b 1875) of Arkansas. His step mother was Icy Baugh (b 1887) of Arkansas.

I have been making good progress on my mother's father's mother's side of the family but am striking out when it comes to my own Surname.

Family of Claiborne McCarty

kathycoleman2922 — 2011-12-30 05:29:17Z

I am trying to found information about
THE FAMILY ARTHA,HOOPER McCARTY SPRAYBERRY, THOMPSON BORN 1889
MOTHER OF ADDIE McCARTY BORN 1915,
LEROY McCarty born 1918,
Claiborne McCarty born1921,
CLARENCE McCarty born 1924

Esther McCarty, Saratoga County, NY

mjm1118 — 2011-12-25 05:23:38Z

Oops! Esther McCarty married Jeremiah Deuel in 1810, not Wilber Deuel. Wilber was her son.

Esther McCarty, Saratoga County NY

mjm1118 — 2011-12-22 18:40:54Z

Seeking the ancestors of my gggggrandmother, Esther McCarty. She was born ca. 1781 in Saratoga County and died there ca. 1860. She married Wilber Deuel in 1810. She may have been married to someone else before that.

Also seeking information about John McCarty b. 1736 in Ireland, but lived and owned land in Saratoga County in the 1760s. Could Esther be a descendant of John McCarty?

Marilyn McMillan

Re: Cornelius McCarty Estate Records - Lincoln Co., NC 1782

sueskay — 2011-12-22 00:33:42Z

I'm not knowledgeable about later generations of the McCartys in Lincoln Co Nc. I do know however that most of Daniel & Agnesses children went to Ga. The name Jacob appears to be a popular name amongst the McCartys, and that's where a lot of the confusion lies in tying the families together. I was just lucky enough to find documentation outside of NC that led me back to NC and Ga to find the proof.

I would suggest posting what you do have on your family. You never know what pieces of the puzzle you might have that might intertwine with someone else's clues.

Our Jacob also had a son Jacob McCarty that was born in 1793 in Tn. The name continued to follow done through the family well into the 1900's.

Good luck in your research!

Sur

Re: Cornelius McCarty Estate Records - Lincoln Co., NC 1782

peteyjo — 2011-12-21 21:43:38Z

My gggg-grandfather was Jacob McCarty born c. 1797 in Lincoln Co., N.C. The family migrated to Craighead, Arkansas. Jacob's son Michael is buried in Martin Cemetery in Craighead. Is this Jacob part of the Cornelius line??? I have more info if interested.

Re: McCarty/McCarthys With roots in County Galway, Ireland

EDM8082 — 2011-12-20 10:34:39Z

Neal,

My McCartys were from Co Galway (though the surname is found mainly in Co Cork). They settled in the Boston area, (Middlesex County), but I don't know of an Edmund McCarty. The surname Lyons is not one I've come across either.

Sorry, not much help

Ed

Re: McCarty/McCarthys With roots in County Galway, Ireland

LYONS60064 — 2011-12-14 00:09:37Z

ED,
I to am looking for possible McCarty relatitives in Mass. My Great, Great Grand father John Lyons born approx 1822, believe County Cork, Ireland came to America with his 4 year old son Jeremiah Joseph Lyons also born County Cork, Ireland b. March 1851 between 1851- 1855 approx. he left Jeremiah with a cousin (family story says the name was McNairy), so far that has not been productive, so I'm trying another approach. There is a marriage intent of Ellen Lyons and Edmond McCarty, 26 Sept 1846 in Manchester, Essex Co. MA. This matches the location in the family story. It is 1880 US Census, Boston, Suffolk Co. MA where I see my Great Grand Father listed for the first time. Also in the 1880 Census for Marion, Marion, Ohio I find my great great grand father John Lyons, remarried. What I am really interested in is who raised Jeremiah Joseph Lyons from the time he came to America until I find him in the 1880 Census. He was educated and had a business (wood carver) in the 1880 census, but who and where did this happen is unknown. Hope this helps and hope you can help me also. Thanks. Neal Lyons

Re: Billy the Kid, Tom McCarty Cousins

bmccartie — 2011-12-03 13:04:16Z

http://www.aboutbillythekid.com/early_life.htm brenda mccartie

Re: Billy the Kid, Tom McCarty Cousins

bmccartie — 2011-12-03 13:02:05Z

http://www.aboutbillythekid.com/early_life.htm more brendamccartie

Re: Billy the Kid, Tom McCarty Cousins

bmccartie — 2011-12-03 12:51:18Z

http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/WWbonney.htm hope this helps brenda mcartie

Re: Billy the Kid, Tom McCarty Cousins

bmccartie — 2011-12-03 12:46:34Z

try googling we beleive that our ancesters were from billy the kid,bu unsure who is father was there is some discrepses.brenda mccartie

Enoch McCarty married Eleanor Morgan

jmanocchi1 — 2011-11-29 20:50:41Z

Looking for information on Enoch McCarty (my 6th great grandfather) who married my 6th great grandmother Eleanor Morgan.

Enoch was born in 1753 in Virginia, and died in 1818 in Virginia.

I do not have any information on Enoch or his wife Eleanor. If anyone has any information at all on their families, I would Love to know! Thank you so much!

Cornelius McCarty Estate Records - Lincoln Co., NC 1782

sueskay — 2011-11-17 17:22:53Z

Familysearch.org now has a new collection of NC estate records, to include that of Cornelius McCarty. I downloaded the images, and my husband so kindly transcribed them for me.

State of North Carolina Lincoln County
We, Thomas Shay, James Henderson, John Moore, John Hill, Thomas Carter and Robert
Alexander arbitrators conventably chosen to arbitrate and determine certain controversies
concerning the estate of Cornelius McCarty of South Carolina dec’d between Cornelius
McCarty, Samuel Johnson, Daniel McCarty Sr, Joseph Baker, John Kelly, David
Tomkins, John McCarty & Ann Bennet of the one part and Daniel McCarty Jr & Hugh
Blair of the other part & we the above named arbitrators doth unanimously agree that
Daniel McCarty Jr & Hugh Blair shall have a certain tract of land in South Carolina
known by the name of Harris’ Island and Cornelius McCarty, Samuel Johnson & Joseph
Baker is to have the land on Catalina Island and Georgia that Cornelius McCarty dec’d
died possessed of & Daniel McCarty and John McCarty, David Tomkins, John Kelly &
Ann Bennet is to have the land on Pedee That Cornelius McCarty dec’d died possessed of
and the above named Cornelius McCarty being heir at law is to make a good and
sufficient deed of conveyance from him, his heirs and assigns forever of that certain tract,
piece or parcel of land laying in South Carolina Blueford Dist known by the name of
Harris Island of which the said Cornelius McCarty dec’d died possessed of & likewise
the said Cornelius McCarty is to make deeds of conveyances in one month after date to
the above named persons as soon as they shall offer the deeds for signing and further that
the said Cornelius McCarty, Daniel McCarty Jr & Hugh Blair shall have three likely
young prime negroes each out of the personal estate of Cornelius McCarty of South
Carolina dec’d & that the said Daniel McCarty Jr & Hugh Blair shall deliver unto
Cornelius McCarty one healthy sound negro between the age of fifteen and forty years &
said Daniel McCarty Jr & Hugh Blair is to have as much money out of the estate of
Cornelius McCarty dec’d and the said Daniel McCarty Jr shall purchase one healthy
sound negro between the age of fifteen and forty years in lue of the one they are to give
to Cornelius McCarty & the remainder of the all the personal estate of Cornelius McCarty
dec’d of South Carolina is to be equally divided between Cornelius McCarty, Daniel
McCarty Jr, & Hugh Blair, Samuel Johnson, John Kelly, John McCarty, Daniel McCarty
Sr, Joseph Baker, David Tomkins & Ann Bennet and further that the said Daniel
McCarty Sr shall keep a certain negro fellow that he has in his possession and the said
Daniel McCarty Sr shall allow one hundred and fifteen pounds specie out of his part of
the above mentioned estate to Daniel McCarty Jr & Hugh Blair and further that all suits
commenced in consequence of the above mentioned estate is to be drawn and that each
legatee pay an equal pert of all costs due thereon.
Given under our hands and seals the thirteenth day of July one thousand seven hundred &
eighty two 1782.
HB Before signing it is agreed that a certain obligation now in the hands of John McCarty
be delivered to Joseph Dickson to be destroyed.
Thos Shay James Henderson
John Moore John Hill
Thos Carter Robert Alexander

**********************************************************

Interesting enough Jacob McCarty, son of Daniel, although included in Daniel's will, is not included in this legal transaction. And I might have to clues as to why not.

We recently determined that Jacob McCarty who was married to Catherine Standley, and who died in 1812 in Stewart Co., TN is the son of Daniel & Agnes McCarty. Catherine was the daughter of David and Hannah Stanley/Standley of Anson/Tryon/Mecklenburg Co., NC and was a neighbor of the McCartys and many of the other families that married Jacob's siblings. This particular document was the tipoff to our discovery:

"Pp. 167-170: 1 & 2 May 1765, Danial McCarty & wife Agness of Mecklenburg,
Millwright, to George Allen of same, planter, (lease a5, release £140)…land adj.
Benj. Hardins old corner, granted to Joseph Harding 26 Mar 1755, conveyed to
John Smith 12 Nov 1757, then to McCarty….Danial McCarty (Seal). Agness
McCarty (A) (Seal), Wit: Francis Beaty, Agness Beaty (A), David Standley (D)."

In April 1770, Jacob along with David Stanley/Standley, and who we believe to be his father John Stanley obtained land on Uchee Creek, St. Paul's Parish, GA. Jacob's land was adjacent to Daniels. This was during a time in NC history that the Regulator Movement was moving down to the Catawba River area. Many families, still loyal to the British were selling off their lands and fleeing the area. Also amongst them was a neighbor, Zaccheus Routh and his family. More of them later in this post.

Looking further ahead, in 1806 in Logan Co. KY we found a power of attorney for David Standley, in which he gave William Standlee the authority to sell his land in Natchez. Up until this time in our research we had never had any reason to believe these families had been in that region of MS.

In the National Genealogical Society, June 1978 Vol. 66 Number 2 we found a roster for the Natchez Loyalists of 1781. Listed amongst them were Jacob McCarty, and his brothers-in-law, Benjamin Stanley, John Stanley and Joseph Stanley. Also listed were John, Benjamin and Zachariah Routh, family of Zaccheus Routh. After Benjamin Stanley's death his widow married a son of Zaccheus Routh. The Rouths were Quakers and British loyalists.

Jacob also obtained land in Natchez on Dec. 5, 1778. Since it appears that Jacob was a British Loyalists, could that be why he wasn't included in family settlement. It appears from historical records that his brothers fought in the Revolutionary War, so perhaps he was on the outs with his family.

Following Jacob had been a real adventure. If you search the American State Papers online, you'll find him along with the Stanley/Standleys in rejected land claims for both Kaskaskia Illinois, which was also another loyalist stronghold, and also in Louisiana and MO Territory in what is now Cadron AR. In the Illinois Territorial papers there is a law suit in which the Treasury Dept brought suit against a man by the name of John Edgar, in which the Standleys and Jacob McCarty were involved. In that suit, Abraham Standley makes a deposition in which he states what their relationships were. Jacob is listed as his brother-in-law.

I have much more on our Jacob McCarty in case anyone is interested.

Sue Abruscato

Info on Wm. McCarty b.1861, lived in NJ

beccad18 — 2011-11-15 03:57:27Z

I'm looking for my McCarty ancestors, and I'm stuck very early on.

My greatX2-grandfather was William McCarty, married to Ellen. They had William, Francis, Bertha, and Michael. I believe William had a sister- Annie, who came over after him.

He was born Mar 1861 somewhere in Ireland. Came over 1890. Was married in 1893. I can only find him living in Union County NJ so far.

Any help someone has would be much appreciated!

Mary (McCarty) Copas Hull

kalotac — 2011-11-07 03:30:14Z

20 November 1980 The People's Defender
Mary Copas Hull Passed Away
Mrs. Mary Copas Hull, 93, of West Union, Route 2, died last Wednesday at her residence.
She is survived by two sons, Albert Copas of Salinas, Calif. and Elmer Copas of West Union, Route 2; two daughters, Miss Bethany Copas of West Union, Route 2 and Mrs. Nealie Grooms of West Union, Route 4; a brother, Johnnie McCarty of West Union; seven grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren and seven great-great-grandchildren.
Services were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Beasley Fork Church, of which she was a member, with Rev. Cliff Stevens officiating. Interment was in the Ralston Cemetery under the direction of the Ellis Funeral Home.

4 December 1980 The People's Defender
Mary McCarty Copas Hull, daughter of Van R. and Martha Alice Morrison McCarty, was born January 24, 1887 and departed this life November 12, 1980 at her home athe age of 93 years, nine months and 19 days.
On December 7, 1905, she was united in marriage with Wylie Copas. To this union were born five children. Mrs. Alta Staggs deceased August 8, 1977. Surviving are Albert Copas, Salinas, California; Elmer and Bethany Copas, Route 2, West Union, and Mrs Nealie Grooms, Route 4, West Union.
Her husband, Wylie, passed away January 6, 1918. She worked hard to raise her children and bringing them up in admiration of the Lord.
She is also survived by two sons-in-law, Oscar Staggs, Sr. and Chilton Grooms; one daughter-in-law, Elizabeth Copas, Salinas, California; seven grandchildren, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Cincinnati, Oscar Staggs, Jr. and Geraldine Lacy, West Union, Evelyn Grace Sininger, Amelia, Harold Staggs, Carlisle, Karen Grooms and Linda Calvert, Route 2, West Union; 19 great-grandchildren; seven step-great-grandchildren; 20 great-great-grandchildren; one brother, Johnnie McCarty, West Union, and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
She was preceded in death by her parents, three brothers and two sisters, Ona, Esto and Ezra McCarty, Mrs. Ella Grooms and Esta McCarty.
On December 7, 1938, she was united in marriage with George Hull. He preceded her in death November 10, 1945.
She was a member of Beasley's Fork Christian Union Church for many years doing all she could for the upbuilding of God's cause.

Re: Allie Esther McCarty

sthang_11 — 2011-10-09 00:23:31Z

Thanks

Do you know about the death certs that are on line for Texas and some of the other states at Family Search.org.

Texas Deaths, 1890-1976 @ Family Search.org Join for free and you can download, print and or save to your hard drive, the death certificates.

This may help you with your reasearch

I believe this is one of Brown children's. Note the mother last name. Hope it helps.

Name: Anna Gage
Death Date: 15 Feb 1933
Death Place: Prec.No. 5, Knox, Texas
Gender: Female
Race: White
Death Age:
Estimated Birth Date:
Birth Date: 04 Jun 1904
Birthplace: Texas
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name: B.H. Mccarty
Father's Birthplace: Texas
Mother's Name: May Heffington
Mother's Birthplace: Texas
Occupation: Housewife
Place of Residence: Texas
Cemetery:
Burial Place: Munday, Texas
Burial Date: 16 Feb 1933
Additional Relatives:
Film Number: 2115344
Digital Film Number: 4163867
Image Number: 2467
Reference Number: cn 9205

Re: Allie Esther McCarty

sharonbogard327 — 2011-10-08 22:44:14Z

Allie Esther McCarty's fathers name was Brown Horton McCarty, her mother's name was May but I have not been able to find any info on her but she was born sometime around 1884 in Texas per census records. Per her half sister she died prior to 1940, as Harold remarried in 1934, my quess is she died shortly before that as he had a 5 or 6 year old to care for.