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Re: Hannah Carder/Hampshire Co., WV

Gayle435 — 2009-10-06 04:22:56Z

I am married to Glenn Robinson, son of the Clarence Robinson that you mention and Grandson of Luther Carder Robinson. The best I can tell Mary Carder Robinson was the sister of Luther Carder's mother (can't remember her name right now). Luther's adoption was informal and he took the name Robinson later.

Re: Hannah Carder/Hampshire Co., WV

NancyPatteson — 2009-09-29 00:27:27Z

Hello, I am the granddaughter of Nancy Robinson Davis. She did indeed marry John W. Davis and had three sons, Thomas F., Robert W., and Harry H. and one daughter Matilda Elizabeth who was my mother. Mom died in 2007 at the age of 92. She had a wonderful memory and told us many stories. I remember my grandmother very well and I remember visiting her relatives in Cumberland, MD., her sister Margaret's fammily and her brother Ike's family. Would love to share information. I have also contacted her brother Clarence's son, received information from his wife today.

Carders born in Devon UK

kim1keil — 2009-09-15 13:00:22Z

I am trying to find relations to my Grandfather, he was George Henry Carder, he had a brother known as Bill, One known as Reg, a sister we knew as Nancy, one was Edna, one as Bunty, and Ann who moved to USA (california i believe, he also had a nephew called Bryant born to Edna and Harry(but i dont know Harrys last name),and a neice called Gwendoline(but i dont know which sibling was her parents).
I have gone back in the tree, but what i am looking for are decendants of my grandfathers siblings.
They were all born in plymouth/plymstock and Oreston area in Devon.

Thanks in advance
Kimmie

Re: Carders in MD

DawnCarder — 2009-07-11 17:10:08Z

Yes I'm from MD with the last name Carder. Which part of MD are you in?

Charles R. Carder of Culpeper Co Va

oclarke11 — 2009-06-24 17:03:34Z

Seeking parents & siblings for Charles b abt 1824. He marr Anna Eliza Rosson dau if Garland I. Rosson & Marion Creel. Have their children as:
Elizabeth b abt 1861 ( no info )
Edward b. abt 1865 ( no info )
Ann R. b abt 1867 ( no info )
Any info on this family appreciated.
Ollie

Re: Carder Family

Diamonds7 — 2009-06-18 09:55:10Z

My direct ancestor is Clara Hannah Carder. I have quite a few names but not sure who Claras father is. I see Joshua Carder had a daughter called Clara as well. Also not sure how they fit in with the English branch.

Re: Carder Family

clarke1740 — 2009-06-18 08:27:55Z

we are a branch of the NZ CARDERS

Carder Family

Diamonds7 — 2009-06-17 20:32:15Z

Looking for info on Carder family from Staffordshire areas: Brierley Hill etc. They mainly worked int he pottery industry. My ancestor came to New Zealand where he also started a pottery business.

Re: John Carder

verbiecaldwell60 — 2009-06-15 20:42:53Z

I have a John Carder borned about 1813 ,he married Elizibeth Walker . They had a daughter named Mary E.Carder it has always beensaid she was Cherokee, do you have any of this. Verbie Caldwell

Re: Carder Family From Wethersfield, Connecticut from 1600 to 1680 or Richard CARDER

brianriceman — 2009-06-07 10:09:50Z

hello paul
i am married to linda carder who is a descendant of the carders from weathersfield. i can trace her lineage back to george carder 1801-1865.now i am stuck. i read your message wih interest and wondered if you could help. i am new to this so i apologise if this is the wrong way to go about things. my direct e mail is suffolkgdndesign@aol.com
many thanks
brian riceman

Re: John Carder

jacquecase87 — 2009-04-17 20:57:28Z

i dont have any info on that person for you but one side of my family is named carder and camed from ireland and cherokee indian tribe can u help me?

JOHNSON Angeline CARDER 1901-1952

t42Parkdale — 2009-03-30 11:54:35Z

JOHNSON Angeline CARDER 1901-1952

I photographed this gravestone in the Parkdale Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,514 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: birth/marriage

kim1keil — 2009-03-14 21:41:02Z

Hello

William T Carder was actually called William Frederick Carder, and he was my great grandfather.
His wife was Mary Maud Hill.
1911 census show william and mary living at Pearse's Cotts Pomphlett NR Plymouth....with George aged 4 and Reginald aged 2.
William was a sawyers labourer and was married for 7 years at this point.
George is my Grandfather and married Jessica Stillitano.

would love to hear what you have about this family

Kimmie

Dennis CARDER

kjtrcedj — 2009-01-24 16:41:34Z

I'm searching for information on Dennis CARDER, whose daughter, Maria, married Franklin HENRY 11 Feb 1841, Harrison County, West Virginia. I have the marriage bond, signed by Dennis & Franklin, and the marriage record.

I need to find proof that Franklin HENRY was the son of Hiram HENRY and Nancy KNOX.

Hiram was the son of Otho HENRY and Sophia DEAN. Otho was the son of Aaron HENRY and Rebecca BURRELL.

Thanks for any help.
Judy

CARDER Charles E 1942-1979

t42Moore — 2008-10-16 12:26:25Z

CARDER Charles E 1942-1979

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CARDER daughter

t42Moore — 2008-10-16 12:26:11Z

CARDER daughter

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Carders in MD

ladipatriot05 — 2008-09-29 21:09:01Z

Anyone from Maryland with the last name Carder...just out of curiosity because I haven't met anyone with it yet

Re: Carder

Karraanne — 2008-07-29 09:38:59Z

Hello Paul,
Thank you for your reply. I certainly will get the person who is researching his line, to let you know, if there are any connections, I do know that, I as said before, he is now researching some that came from West Ham, although I am not sure where they fit in, I might just forward your message to him, and he can take it from there.
In the meantime if I, myself come across any link I will get back to you.
Thanks again.
Thanks again.

Re: Barnett/Calhoun

2006-11-01 18:14:15Z

Re: CARDERS

2006-11-01 13:23:55Z

Hi Christine,
Can you give me some idea of the dates for James Filmore Carder? And were Samuel Carder & Anna born in England? I'll then see what I can find for you.
Paul

Re: CARDERS FROM RYE

2006-11-01 11:38:53Z

Dear Paul,
I read all your messages and thought you might be able to help me. My grandfather was James Filmore Carder who was born in Kentucky. I was hoping you can help me find out if it is true that Samuel and Anna Carder were is parents like it says on his death papers.I have been stuck on this for years and need to get passed my grandfather and get on with the rest of my family tree.

Re: CARDERS FROM RYE

2006-11-01 09:34:06Z

Hi John,
I would be particularly interested in details of any Carder families from 1750 to 1800, and where they came from if possible.

There are two main branches of the Carder family by 1800, in north Essex and south Essex/London, and I'm trying to tie in these families. Ultimately I believe all the Carder's in these areas originated from Wethersfield in north Essex.

Any help you can give would be appreciated and I will then try to link in your family with the other branches.
Paul

Re: CARDERS FROM RYE

2006-10-31 16:54:08Z

Hi Donna,
Thanks for your quick reply. Yes I do use Genes Reunited and my tree listed their. It would interesting to compare what we each have.
Do you know how we can make contact there!
My email is paul.hutley@ntlworld.com

Best regards,
Paul

Re: CARDERS FROM RYE

2006-10-31 16:13:37Z

Hello. My Carder line starts with a John Carder born in 1837. He married Elizabeth Rhodes in 1881 on my tree but you have him as married to her sister! I would love anything you have on both names as there were so many in Rye cant work out whos who. Donna

Re: CARDERS FROM RYE

2006-10-31 16:04:35Z

Hello Paul
I havnt had much luck with my Carders so i wouldnt know if they ended up or started there. I have put my tree on this site but im not sure of the best way for you to view it. Do you use the genes reunited site? Please let me know the best way for me to get my info to you. Donna

Carder Family From Wethersfield, Connecticut from 1600 to 1680 or Richard CARDER

2006-10-31 15:11:03Z

This is an appeal to our American cousins. I am looking for any connection between the Carder family an the town of Wethersfield in Connecticut. I believe the early settlers included Richard Carder (b.c1615 in Essex, England) who probably came from Wethersfield in Essex, England.

Certainly from 1600 to 1650 the only known population of Carder's in Essex was in the Wethersfield area. It is probable that people from the village, including some Carder's, emigrated to the New World and founded the town of Wethersfield, Connecticut.

My branch of the Carder family comes from south Cambridgeshire, England, (only a few miles from Wethersfield) and I can trace this lineage back to 1596. Prior to that, from research into wills & land deeds, I am 95% certain, that my family also originated in Wethersfield.
The only problem is that the early Wethersfield Parish Registers have been lost and official records only begin there in 1650. But through the wills etc I have what I think is a fairly accurate but incomplete Carder family tree from Thomas Carder who was born c.1490 up to the ealy 1600's. But there is then a gap until 1650!

If anybody can add any information to this theory or thinks otherwise I would be delighted to hear from them.

Best wishes,
Paul

Re: Carder Children in Mo

christy_cands — 2008-04-29 01:40:33Z

I have located both children. John E. Carder died in Jasper Co Mo.
Bertha Carder is located in Jasper Co, Mo in 1902 ~~ she married Harry Bradley. No trace of Bertha after this date. Would appreciate any information or on their mother~~Samantha/Condecia/Decia Coggins/Garner/Carder/Cox.
Thank You

Re: Carder Children in Mo

christy_cands — 2007-12-24 22:50:05Z

It sounds like it could be her--is there any additional information on her?
Thank you so much,
Christy

Nelson Edwin Carder and Ella Hill

@@kirsten@nelsonfamily.ca — 2006-08-19 19:30:07Z

Hi Judy;

I'm glad I saw your post!

Nelson Carder was my great-grandfather - although it's just coincidence that my last name is also Nelson. Nelson and Ella adopted my grandmother Rheta. She says that Nelson's father was Henry and was born in England.

This is where things get confusing, though, and any help you can give me to sort it out is much appreciated. There were two Henry Carders mentioned in the Leamington Post on November 11, 1915:
DEATHS.
Carder. - In Gosfield North, October 29th, Henry Carder, aged 95 years.
DIED.
Carder - At Albuna on Friday, November 5th, Henry Carder, aged 94. The funeral was held at Albuna church, Sunday.

However, the only matching Carder I can find in the 1871 census is Henery Carder, age 39, which makes him too young to be either of these men.

If you search the Rootsweb family trees for a Henry Carder born in 1820, you'll find two listings for a Henry Carder born in Ickleton, Cambridgeshire, England. I'm tempted to think this is the same person as our Henry Carder, but don't really know how to go about verifying it.

I guess visiting the Albuna Cemetery to check out the gravesite, and trying to find his death certificate at the Provincial archives, will be my next steps.

Kirsten

Re: Heny Carder, Nelson Edwin Carder and Ella Hill

@@kirsten@nelsonfamily.ca — 2006-08-19 19:30:07Z

A helpful gentleman on this board confirmed that Henry Carder is not buried in Albuna Cemetery as reporting in the Leamington Post notice of his death.

Then, I was at the Archives of Ontario on Saturday, looking up Henry Carder's death registration. There was no information filled in on father's and mother's names, date and of birth, unfortunately.

So I am no futher ahead on Henry Carder!

Kirsten

Henry Carder - Ickleton, CAM, ENG to Essex Co, ON, CAN?

@@kirsten@nelsonfamily.ca — 2006-08-19 19:30:07Z

I was at the Provincial Archives in Toronto today, looking for clues on my ancestor Henry Carder. I managed to find his death registration today, but I was disappointed to see lines drawn through "date of birth", "age at death", "father's name", "father's place of birth", "mother's name", and "mother's place of birth". Isn't it a find when those pieces of information are all there???

In any case, the only useful information was that he was born in England, which family stories said was the case already. I haven't found him in any census yet, but I know from his death notice in the Leamington Post that he died in 1915 at 94 years of age.

Several family trees on the WorldConnect pages list a Henry Carder born in 1820 in Ickleton, Cambridge. I don't think I can assume they're the same person based on the date of birth being about what it should be. Can anyone give me advice on how to figure out if these two men are the same?

Kirsten Nelson

Carders in southern Ontario

@@kirsten@nelsonfamily.ca — 2006-08-19 19:30:07Z

Is anyone else researching the Carder family in Southern Ontario?

I have a Henry Carder both about 1820, who married Sarah Jane McCracken. I'm trying to find out more about them.

Kirsten

Carder's from Indiana

harness88 — 2006-07-30 20:19:03Z

I am looking for information on Laura Belle Carder,
b August 6, 1860, Johnson County, probably Whiteriver Township, d Feb 11 1933, Greenwood, Johnson county, In

Married Henry Clingman Lasiter Feb 18, 1880 in Marion County, In

Parents: William A Carder and Enaline Echols, both parents appears to have been born in Indiana

William A Carder b Feb 17, 1831, d Sept 13, 1878

Emaline Echols b May 3 1831, d Oct 21, 1881

Any information on the Carders would be helpful as this is the extent of information I have. My grandmother was a Lasiter, she is gone now and so is all of her bothers and sisters.

Brothers and sisters of Laura Belle are

Margaret Jane, Marshall Hall, Nancy Leota

Re: Carder's from Indiana

deb6102 — 2008-05-13 03:34:56Z

I don't know of the Lasiters but my gg grandmother's sister, Anna Mariah Dobbins married Jacob Frank Harness, son of Michael Harness and Frances Beason. If our Harnesses are related, then maybe our Carders are. I would like to hear from you and compare notes. Maybe we can help each other. Please e-mail me at: dcarder2@woh.rr.com
Thanks.

Re: John Carder

deb6102 — 2008-05-17 05:34:23Z

You can find the Carders who lived in Oldrown, Md. on www.carderweb.com

Re: Carder

Paul_Hutley — 2008-07-29 09:04:35Z

Hello,
The Carder's are my mother's branch of the family for which I have the family line back to around 1450, but I don't think I can help your query.

Around 1500 there were two distinct branches of the Carder family in England. My branch are from the East, primarily from Wethersfield in north Essex and, from 1596 onwards, also found in south Cambridgeshire, mainly around the village of Ickleton. This branch I have fully explored as far as the medieval records will allow.

The other branch of the Carder family came from the south-west, from Devon and Somerset, and they seem to have originated from the Okehampton area but I have not done any further investigation. It is possible that the two families were linked at an earlier time, say before 1550 when most of the local records began. On the other hand, the name Carder is a professional name - one who cards wool (carding with boards to prepare wool for spinning) - so there may be no connection.

I probably haven't helped you much but if you find any link to the east of England in your researches please let me know.
Best regards,
Paul

Re: CARDERS FROM RYE

Paul_Hutley — 2006-10-31 15:22:00Z

Dear John,
I would be very interested in seeing your research. I am currently trying to tie in all branches of the Carder family in Essex.

Does your family have any connection to Essex in particular the village of Wethersfield or even Ickleton in Cambridgeshire where my side of the family comes from?

I would of course be pleased to share any info I can. I look forward to hearing from you.
Paul

Carders

Karraanne — 2008-07-28 15:40:26Z

I am trying to help someone, who is researching his family tree, his family name is 'Carder' The family come from Somerset.UK, originally, but have moved to London, West Ham, later on.
I have managed to find some of them for him, but wondered if anyone else is also researching this family.
Thanks for your time.

Mrs Isabelle Tennessee Carder obit 1947

Obits101 — 2007-01-17 02:04:18Z

...from the Oklahoman Newspaper archives in Oklahoma City, dated:

05-16-1946
p.23

HOLDENVILLE- Services were Wednesday for Mrs Isabelle Tennessee Carder, 84, pioneer Hughes county resident, who died in a local hospital on Sunday.

***posted for genealogical purposes only; no relation***

Roy Hampton Carder

mcardme — 2006-11-20 03:35:04Z

Looking for information on Roy Hampton Carder, b. jan 20, 1925, d. may 1971 who married Lois Irene Gravley in GA. Heard some rumors about being adopted but not sure if it was him or his parents. Would like any information on anything about him. Thank you .
Margaret Carder

Re: John Carder

cheryl78704 — 2008-05-17 04:19:13Z

I am not from your area but my uncles name was John Carder
I am sure that is not who you are looking for but I am trying to find some family history also we (or rather my father and his parents and siblings grew up in Oldtown Md.,used to be called short gap,near the W. Va. line.Do not know if this helps but fathers name is Noah Robert his mothers name was Ivy Barnes.Close as my immediate family is not, but there are so many and some of the stories are well...lost in the legends.

Re: John Carder

cheryl78704 — 2008-05-17 04:19:10Z

Re: Carder Children in Mo

arfiller — 2007-05-04 22:47:10Z

I would like to Know if you have additional info on John Carder and how the cox's name is in this post. My gen goes like this:
Stephen Dale Carder married to Ruth A Taylor (MY parents)
John Dale Carder Married to a Imogene Bowman (Grandparents)
William Donald Carder Married to Gladas Ott (Great Grand)
John Carder married to Laura Kessler (great,great Grand)
Thomas Carder married to Phebe Jane James (5th great grand)
John Carder Catherine?? (6th Great Grand)

Re: Carder Children in Mo

klubhous — 2007-12-24 22:46:58Z

i have an old book with an inscription inside the cover : "Bertha M. Carder. Scarritt, April 20, 1917"
there are also the names of seven other women written below this inscription in smaller print.

Could this be the Bertha Carder you look for? Is Scarritt, Scarritt College (which was a small Methodist Seminary which operated in Neosho Mo. from 1878-1907)?

Re: CARDERS FROM WETHERSFIELD

quartdheure — 2007-07-31 10:45:20Z

Dear Paul,
My great-grandfather Walter Carder (1851-1942) was born in Wethersfield, Essex, as was his father John (1818-1885) and grandfather George (1801-?), but I haven't been able to get back any further than that; so if our ancestral lines cross I would be most interested to hear from you. (E-mail: quartdheure@safe-mail.net).
Kind regards,
Peter Carder

Re: CARDERS FROM WETHERSFIELD

quartdheure — 2007-07-31 10:37:13Z

Dear Paul,
My great-grandfather Walter Carder (1851-1942) was born in Wethersfield, Essex, as was his father John (1818-1885) and grandfather George (1801-?), but I haven't been able to get back any further than that; so if are ancestral lines cross I would be most interested to her from you.
Kind regards,
Peter Carder

Re: CARDERS FROM WETHERSFIELD

quartdheure — 2007-07-31 10:37:12Z

Dear Paul,
My great-grandfather Walter Carder (1851-1942) was born in Wethersfield, Essex, as was his father John (1818-1885) and grandfather George (1801-?), but I haven't been able to get back any further than that; so if are ancestral lines cross I would be most interested to her from you.
Kind regards,
Peter Carder

Re: CARDERS FROM WETHERSFIELD

quartdheure — 2007-07-31 10:37:05Z

Dear Paul,
My great-grandfather Walter Carder (1851-1942) was born in Wethersfield, Essex, as was his father John (1818-1885) and grandfather George (1801-?), but I haven't been able to get back any further than that; so if are ancestral lines cross I would be most interested to her from you.
Kind regards,
Peter Carder

Re: CARDERS FROM RYE

jaycee1948 — 2006-10-31 13:09:08Z

Sorry, my earlier message should have read "Elizabeth" Rhodes, not Margaret!

Re: CARDERS FROM RYE

jaycee1948 — 2006-10-31 12:58:31Z

I am a descendant of John Carder and Margaret Rhodes who married in Rye in 1881. I have done some searching of both Carders and Rhodes between 1750 and the present day.
What sort of info do you want?