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Author: stefficarrollwilhelm
Surnames: CARROLL, GAUTIN
Classification: queries
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EMAIL HAS CHANGED AGAIN!! LOST ALL INFO SENT TO LAST ADDRESS. AM LOOKING FOR COUSIN WHO CONTACTED ME AUG/SEPT 2006 - DESCENDENT OF FRANK CARROLL & MARIE LOUISE GAUTIN. PLEASE CONTACT ME AGAIN!!!!
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Author: southard
Surnames: Carroll Carrell Carrol
Classification: queries
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Marc,
Have you sent a DNA sample to the CARROLL project to be tested?
There now six men who have matched at least 35 markers out of 37 markers. Five of those are shown in orange on the chart at
http://www.childtalk.com/History/carrollfamilydnavalues.mht
The other one is two lines above the orange. Four of those men did not know each other but each had a strong genealogy trail to a cluster of Carrol/Carrell/Carroll families who lived in Sampson County, NC in 1790. Three of those four matched perfectly. Another man descended from a person born in SC in 1808 had no known connection to Sampson County, NC, but he matches 36/37, so there was a connection at some time in the past. One other who thinks he comes from Sampson matched 35/37.
These six men give a pretty good cluster with which others can compare. There is another cluster near the top of the chart in blue. Some of those have known ties to Orange County, NC.
A DNA test would not tell you the name of Leonard's father, but it could tell you if you are related to one of these clusters already developing.... or if perhaps you could begin a unique group for those born in SC. Some day someone else would thank you for helping them find kinfolks.
If you or anyone else is interested, I would strongly urge you to do the Y-DNA37 or the Y-DNA67 test. Less than 37 alleles (markers) are not enough to get a reliable result. You get a reduced price from FamilyTreeDNA if ordered through the CARROLL project. See all the links at
http://www.familytreedna.com/(c1unxwvjnrr3oebovhuard3e)/public/carroll/in...
You can order by clicking on "Request to Join this Group" near the top left. For any questions or for advice about ordering, contact the project administrator, Kevin Carroll at kushtiqa(a)hotmail.com
I have come to the conclusion that DNA testing is the only way we are going to be able to unravel the mystery of these CARROLL families who came here early, worked hard, and stayed out of trouble with the law. They didn't leave many court records for us to follow.
Lura CARROLL Southard
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Author: smbrazen
Surnames:
Classification: queries
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Do you have a Lucille Carroll in your line ,she was born in roanoke, Va about 191-1916 .Carroll could be her married. Her Husbaand was either Walter or Frank.
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Author: ccarroll56
Surnames: Carroll, Wiseman, Welsh Bowman, Hoy
Classification: queries
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Searching for information on George Franklin Carroll b. 21 June 1848 in Augusta Co., VA, and lived and died in ROckingham County. I can be reached at julia1234genealogy(a)yahoo.com
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Author: ccarroll56
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Have you learned anything yet? This is my childrens fathers line and I have been working on it for several years. Perhaps you and I can help each other. You can email me at julia1234genealogy(a)yahoo.com.
Carolyn Carroll Long
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Author: marccarrolloh
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This is so close to a William Carroll from our line. But I don't see him having a child in GA, in 1840. He would have been in AL by that time. I descend from Leonard Carroll b. c.1774 in SC. He first appears on the 1800 Census, Pendleton District, SC with wife and two boys age, under ten. One of these boys, Samuel was born in 1798 and I descend from him. The other boy on that census we believe to be William, from what we've found. They all remained in Abbeville County, SC until around 1815. Leonard and William, along with others, are next found in Jasper County, GA, in 1820. Then in Pike County, GA, in 1830 and Tallapoosa County, AL, in 1840. This is where William has been reported to have been buried. William's wife's name was Mary. One of their boys; James Carroll, was well documented there in Tallapoosa County, AL. If any of this seems to fit, you can email. Marc Carroll
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I bounced between two, the one where the results are charted and the
other, which is supposed to be more explanitive.
Val
Eric Olson wrote:
>What site did you go to Valerie?
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>Eric Olson
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>>[Original Message]
>>From: V.A. Austin <va5303(a)nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu>
>>To: <carroll(a)rootsweb.com>
>>Date: 7/22/2007 8:19:46 PM
>>Subject: [CARROLL] The DNA results
>>
>>Hi everyone - Lura, especially,
>>
>>I descend from the Daniel Carroll line - the Hearn/Shell/Jordan
>>collateral families. I know there has been a lot of DNA progress, but
>>am baffled when I go to the site. Can someone tell me what has been
>>found?? Which families connect, is the Daniel Carroll/Carrell line one
>>of them, and how?
>>
>>Thanks!
>>Valerie
>>
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Please enter your test results in YSearch.com
Eric
----- Original Message -----
From: V.A. Austin
To: ericbear01@earthlink.net;carroll(a)rootsweb.com
Sent: 7/23/2007 7:26:32 AM
Subject: Re: [CARROLL] The DNA results
I bounced between two, the one where the results are charted and the other, which is supposed to be more explanitive.
Val
Eric Olson wrote:
What site did you go to Valerie?
Eric Olson
[Original Message]
From: V.A. Austin <va5303(a)nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu>
To: <carroll(a)rootsweb.com>
Date: 7/22/2007 8:19:46 PM
Subject: [CARROLL] The DNA results
Hi everyone - Lura, especially,
I descend from the Daniel Carroll line - the Hearn/Shell/Jordan
collateral families. I know there has been a lot of DNA progress, but
am baffled when I go to the site. Can someone tell me what has been
found?? Which families connect, is the Daniel Carroll/Carrell line one
of them, and how?
Thanks!
Valerie
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***Note - When the letter I mailed a few minutes ago came back to me,
the words, sentences, and paragraphs were pressed together in such a
way that I did not think you would be able to find the URL for the
second website for the DNA project. I am sending the letter again,
and I hope this will be easier to read.
Lura
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Valerie,
Unfortunately the Y-DNA results don't come back showing which line of
the family is which. The string of numerals show how many repeats of a
certain pattern is seen at a given spot on the Y chromosome. This
string of numerals, or haplotype of the individual, is helpful only as
it is compared with that of another person.
Each laboratory chooses which spots on the chromosome to plot for
comparing. These spots are considered to be "Junk" markers, because
the are not important for the health or appearance of the man. The
CARROLL project was started with FamilyTreeDNA and they offer tests of
12, 25, 37, or 67 markers. The more that are compared, the more
accurate the results will be.
The results of the Carroll project so far are displayed in two places
on the web. One is the FTDNA site:
http://www.familytreedna.com/(c1unxwvjnrr3oebovhuard3e)/public/carroll/in...
results may not display properly if you have your web browser set to
view with largest size fonts.)
The other one is under the care of the project administrator,
KevinCarroll.
http://www.childtalk.com/History/carrollfamilydnavalues.mht
He has grouped some of the results together and given them a certain
color if they seem to perhaps be related. Notice that three of those
colored orange are identical. That is amazing since these three men
did not know each other, and their ancestors had not lived in the same
state for 200 years. This match of 37 out of 37 alleles (markers)
tells us that there is a 99.55 percent probability that these men had
a common ancestor in the last 12 generations and a 97.28 percent
probability that the common ancestor was within the last 8
generations.
It is still up to genealogy research to name thosecommon ancestors.
In my case, the DNA gives evidence to what I thought was true based on
research. On the right side of this chart some of the men have listed
part of their lineage. Look there to see if you see one that might be
your family. I see the name John Daniel Carroll for one, but I doubt
that is the Daniel to whom you were referring.
The more men who take the test, the faster the comparisons can be made
and the results grouped to show related families. I hope this helps
to answer your questions. Perhaps someone else can add more.
Lura CARROLL Southard
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
----- Original Message -----
From: "V.A. Austin" va5303(a)nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu
To: carroll(a)rootsweb.com
Sent: Sunday, July 22, 2007 11:23 PM
Subject: [CARROLL] The DNA results:
Hi everyone - Lura, especially,:: I descend from the Daniel Carroll
line - the Hearn/Shell/Jordan: collateral families. I know there has
been a lot of DNA progress,but am baffled when I go to the site. Can
someone tell me what has been found?? Which families connect, is the
Daniel Carroll/Carrell lineone: of them, and how?
Thanks! Valerie
:
Valerie,
Unfortunately the Y-DNA results don't come back showing which line of
the family is which. The string of numerals show how many repeats of a
certain pattern is seen at a given spot on the Y chromosome. This
string of numerals, or haplotype of the individual, is helpful only as
it is compared with that of another person.
Each laboratory chooses which spots on the chromosome to plot for
comparing. These spots are considered to be "Junk" markers, because
the are not important for the health or appearance of the man. The
CARROLL project was started with FamilyTreeDNA and they offer tests of
12, 25, 37, or 67 markers. The more that are compared, the more
accurate the results will be.
The results of the Carroll project so far are displayed in two places
on the web. One is the FTDNA site:
http://www.familytreedna.com/(c1unxwvjnrr3oebovhuard3e)/public/carroll/in... results may not display properly if you have your web browserset to view with largest size fonts.)The other one is under the care of the project administrator, KevinCarroll.http://www.childtalk.com/History/carrollfamilydnavalues.mhtHe has grouped some of the results together and given them a certaincolor if they seem to perhaps be related. Notice that three of thosecolored orange are identical. That is amazing since these three mendid not know each other and their ancestors had not lived in the samestate for 200 years. This match of 37 out of 37 alleles (markers)tells us that there is a 99.55 percent probability that these men hada common ancestor in the last 12 generations and a 97.28 percentprobability that the common ancestor was within the last 8generations. It is still up to genealogy research to name thosecommon ancestors. In my case, the DNA gives evidence to!
what Ithought was true based on research.On the right side of this chart some of the men have listed part oftheir lineage. Look there to see if you see one that might be yourfamily. I see the name John Daniel Carroll for one, but I doubt thatis the Daniel to whom you were referring. The more men who take thetest, the faster the comparisons can be made and the results groupedto show related families.I hope this helps to answer your questions. Perhaps someone else canadd more.Lura CARROLL Southard>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>----- Original Message -----From: "V.A. Austin" <va5303(a)nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu>To: <carroll(a)rootsweb.com>Sent: Sunday, July 22, 2007 11:23 PMSubject: [CARROLL] The DNA results: Hi everyone - Lura, especially,:: I descend from the Daniel Carroll line - the Hearn/Shell/Jordan: collateral families. I know there has been a lot of DNA progress,but: am baffled when I go to the site. Can someone tell me what has been: found?? Which families connect!
, is the Daniel Carroll/Carrell lineone: of them, and how?:: Thanks!:
Valerie
What site did you go to Valerie?
Eric Olson
> [Original Message]
> From: V.A. Austin <va5303(a)nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu>
> To: <carroll(a)rootsweb.com>
> Date: 7/22/2007 8:19:46 PM
> Subject: [CARROLL] The DNA results
>
> Hi everyone - Lura, especially,
>
> I descend from the Daniel Carroll line - the Hearn/Shell/Jordan
> collateral families. I know there has been a lot of DNA progress, but
> am baffled when I go to the site. Can someone tell me what has been
> found?? Which families connect, is the Daniel Carroll/Carrell line one
> of them, and how?
>
> Thanks!
> Valerie
>
> >
> >
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Author: Nell_
Surnames:
Classification: queries
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I'm also researching this line. Just a brick wall not enough information on him. I'm also a descendant of Marion, my grandfather was his son William M. Carroll.
Will share what I have. E-mail me at: nellebell1e(a)bellsouth.net
Nell
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Author: grapejam83
Surnames: Bowman, Carroll
Classification: obituary
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I have no connection to this family:
Excerpt from The Farmville Herald, Farmville, Virginia
Wednesday June 13, 2007, Page 6A
Lt. Col. Carroll, USAF Res., Ret
Dies June 9
KEYSVILLE, June 12 - Lt. Col. Otey Burnett Carroll (USAF Res., Retired) died peacefully Saturday, June 9, 2007, in his sleep at Britthaven Nursing Home in Keysville of congestive heart failure at age 90.
Mr. Carroll was born in Monroe in 1916, moved to Alexandria in 1926, and was most recently a 35-year resident of Meherrin.
Mr. Carroll was immediately nicknamed "Pappy" when he joined the Army Air Corps in 1940, as he was the oldest cadet in his class. He became a navigator and served our country during WWII, the Korean War, and Vietnam. Over the course of his service, the Army Air Corps changed names twice; first to the US Army Air Forces and finally to the US Air Force. "Pappy" retired from the Air Force Reserves in 1971 as a Lieutenant Colonel with the 756th Airlift Squadron out of Andrews Air Force Base.
He was also a 30-year employee of the US Postal Service, serving as a finance officer in Alexandria. Upon moving to Meherrin in 1972, he began working at the State Bank of Keysville and was there until 1979. He also served as the treasurer of the Meherrin Volunteer Fire Department Bingo for seven years.
Mr. Carroll is survived by his dearly beloved wife, Ellen Bowman Carroll, and three daughters, EvaMarie Carroll Edwards of Eagan, MN; Patricia L. Carroll Phillips of Savoy, MA, and Cynthia M. Carroll of Prince George; step-children, Mary Louis Aldridge, James "Butch" Bolick and Johnny Bolick all of Alexandria; a sister, Lucille Carroll Gossard of Palm Bay, FL; grandchildren, Lauren Michelle Phillips, Jon Edward Carroll, Jervis "Jay" Yates Carroll, Crystal Yvonne Bolick Hamby, Angel Marie Bolick Smith, Walter Ray Bolick, Nathaniel Lewis Edwards, and Kaitlyn Elisabeth Edwards; and great-grandchildren, Samantha and Ethan Phillips; Ashley Owen; Justin, Jeremy, Andrew and Austin Carroll; Madelaine and Ruth Ellen Hamby; Tyler Triplett; and Madelaine Bolick.
He is preceded in death by a son, Jon Ross Carroll, and a daughter, Cathy J. Carroll.
He was known for his honestly, integrity, and sense of duty, and was loved by all who knew him. He will be greatly missed.
Funeral arrangements will be handled by Browning Funeral Home, Keysville, with the family receiving guests on Tuesday (today), June 12, at the Browning Funeral Home from 7 to 8 p.m. and services on Wednesday, June 13, at 11 a.m. in the Chapel of the Browning Funeral Home. Interment will follow at Meherrin Methodist Church.
Memorials preferred to the Meherrin Volunteer Fire Department.
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Author: PatFoster500
Surnames: CARROLL
Classification: death
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I have a photo of Nellie C Carroll's headstone from an Oklahoma Cemetary. She was b 1857 and died in 1902.
I will send it to you.
email me at: pjf1946(a)cox.net
Pat
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Author: PatFoster500
Surnames: CARROLL
Classification: death
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I have a photo of Nellie C Carroll's headstone from an Oklahoma Cemetary. She was b 1857 and died in 1902.
I will send it to you.
email me at: pjf1946(a)cox.net
Pat
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Author: ccarroll56
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I am looking for a connection or marriage of an ASHBY to a CARROLL ca 1775-1800. In our Carroll Family we are researching we find that several of the children named their children with the middle name Ashby. Looking for a needle in a haystack. Thanks
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Author: KinMapper
Surnames: Carroll
Classification: queries
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It was not a York post despite what I may have just said or implied. It was other boards depending upon the attitudes of the board monitors. Again it is hard to keep straight where and when and with whom things happen with so much to do on the internet and so little time available. Mea culpa one more time.
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Author: KinMapper
Surnames: Carroll
Classification: queries
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First quite clearly I failed to recognize the site I was at when I posted the note and I apologize. Many posts have been eliminated, some at York once another county is mentioned in a reply going off subject, losing both the original one on York and the ones off. But I was in error and this was Carroll. My apologies, my fault for a clear rush in trying to answer without reading thoroughly, mea culpa.
As to Ann Elizabeth Carroll I have nothing. All my Anns have middle names or initials other than Elizabeth or E.
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Author: goldfinch122
Surnames: Carroll, Swartz and Camp
Classification: biography
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I have a great grandmother born in 1836 in SC
Ann Elizabeth Carroll was her maiden name.
She was married twice that I know of. Once to a Swartz and second or third to a Camp. She married Camp in Louisiana.
She died in 1892 and is buried in Ouachita Co. Arkansas.
Do any of your Carrolls have a reference to her? Have hit a stone wall that has lasted for a long time. Thanks
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