Carleton - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

William Malander ELDRIDGE

Bawden4 — 22 Apr 2008 1:15:02 GMT

I can furnish info on the Malander and Eldridge line: William's parents.
My line descends from Duncan Campbell Eldridge and first living son, Jacob Mullen Eldridge.

Maria Thankful CARLETON m. William Malander Eldridge

Bawden4 — 10 Mar 2008 7:02:25 GMT

Wm b 30 March 1781 in Greenwich, Gloucester, NJ, 1st marriage 4 mo 3 1806 Sarah Matlack b 12 mo 1786 in NJ.
In 1824 he and nephew Duncan Campbell Eldridge moved to Rochester, Monroe County, NY where he was hotel keeper at the "Union Hotel". His children were Wm M., Jos., Ira, Alfred, Sarah Ann, Mary, Anna, Chas and Richard.
He died 6 Jun 1845, Frankelton,(county?) OH.

Maria was Wm's 2nd marriage in 1829 in Philadelphia.

If she's in your tree, I'd love to know where she came from, when she was born and died.

They had 8 children: Angeline 1830, Malander 1832, Carleton 1833, Theron Agard 1835-1928, Anna Maria 1837, Guy Edwin 1840, and 2 Elwoods 1843, 1845.

Amos Carleton/Carlton: Canada

polarsac — 6 Apr 2008 2:26:01 GMT

Looking for the parents of Amos Carlton, who was born in Lower Canada in 1852. By 1870 he is living in Minnesota with his aunt.

Seeking info

bcak4e — 29 Dec 2007 4:16:45 GMT

Looking for any info on Olaf Carlton/Carleton. Possibly from Lorrain, Ohio and ended up in PA. Married Imogene Smith. He was born 1855 and died 1943 in PA. He was the father of William O., Sidney, Richard, Pierre. Any help appreciated, I'm at a dead end.

Seeking info

bcak4e — 29 Dec 2007 4:16:25 GMT

Sydney Carleton

Greg Carleton — 4 May 2002 1:00:31 GMT

I am trying to get started on my family tree (father's side)
with little knowledge. My father was born in Ottawa abt.
1913 to Charles and Christina. His siblings were Bryce,
Lorna, Ruth, Claire and Wynn and Guy (deceased at an
early age). One adopted sister by the name of Rita. I can
not find any records of my father and am wondering if
anyone may have heard of this family. He married Dorothy
Roy in 1936 and had two children Gregory and Elizabeth.

Thank you for reading this and of course for any help that
anyone may be.

Greg Carleton

California gold rush

Ron Carlton — 29 May 2005 4:57:57 GMT

The following are New England Carlton's who were involved with the California gold rush:

1850 California Federal Census
Name Location County age occupation birth place
Carleton, Samuel Calaveras District Calaveras County 21 Miner Massachusetts
Carlton, William Placerville Eldorado County 41 Miner Maine
Carleton, A. Sacramento County 23 Miner Maine
Carleton, B. F. Sacramento Sacramento County24 Sailor Massachusetts
Carlton, L. D. Beals Bar ForksvilleSutter County 35 Mining Massachusetts
Carlton, M. Beals Bar ForksvilleSutter County 35 Mining Massachusetts
Carlton, A. W. Jacksonville Tuolumne County 28 Miner Vermont
Carlton, W. H. Tuolumne Township Tuolumne County 24 Miner Massachusetts

Who are William Carlton's parents?

sallyhilljones — 15 Aug 2007 6:57:17 GMT

I am looking for information on my great grandfather William Carlton.
November 21, 1840 - date of birth (pension records)in Lewis
County, New York (census and family records).
His parents were born in New York (census records).
October 24, 1862 he enlisted in the 13th Mass. Light
Artillery Battery and listed Boston as his residence. He
may be a William Carlton in the 1860 census in Boston
Civil War took him to Louisiana, discharged July 12, 1865.
Dec. 10, 1865, Married Laura Buckley Hurst in New Orleans,LA
1870 LA census, listed as Carrollton, a painter, 2 children
1880 LA census, listed as Carrolton, farmer, 6 children
1900 LA census, listed as Carlton, reporter, 5 children,
1 grandson, and one mother-in-law
October 30, 1906 - entered US Soldiers Home in Dayton, Ohio
January 19, 1909 - died at US Soldiers Home in Dayton, Ohio
buried there

Children:
Francis Alonzo Carlton, b. Oct. 4, 1866 New Orleans, LA
Mary Elizabeth Carlton, b. April 21, 1869 New Orleans, LA
Martha Ida Carlton, b. November 13, 1871 New Orleans, LA
Emily Louisa Carlton, b. August 5, 1874 New Orleans, LA
John Spencer Carlton, bo. August 5, 1877, Metairie, LA
Lula Olive Carlton, b. February 18, 1880, Tangipahoa, LA
Abby Gertrude Carlton, b. October 8, 1881, Tangipahoa, LA
Edna Mae Carlton, b. February 27, 1884, New Orleans, LA
William Mandeville Carlton, b. January 12, 1888, New Orleans

He was also a policeman in New Orleans right after the Civil War, and was shot in the line of duty on Feb. 1, 1870 (from pension records), but recovered.

Sally Hill Jones

Carleton Family in Maryland in1800's

cdmkranney1 — 21 Nov 2004 8:15:11 GMT

Trying to locate Carleton Family in Marland in 1800's Mother's name Elizabeth, daughter Anna Sutton. Known to have lived in Annapolis and Baltimore and possibly Cumberland during 1800-1850.

CARLETON'S

ROBIN LORKOVIC — 13 Apr 1999 12:53:53 GMT

SIR GUY CARLETON,BORN:1724 AND DIED1808.
HE HAD A CHILD: ORSAMUS CARLETON:1815 AND DIED 1905.
ORSAMUS MARRIED: SUSAN A.?. THEY HAD A CHILD TOGETHER: HELEN A. CARLETON: BORN:1859 AND DIED:1949. HELEN A. CARLETON MARRIED: CHARLES HUNT. HE WAS BORN:1856 AND DIED 1924.
THEY HAD A CHILD TOGETHER: BLANCHE A. HUNT: BORN:1894 AND DIED: 1963. SHE MARRIED: FRANK BRUCE HALES.HE WAS BORN:1894 AND DIED: 1964.
THEY HAD TWO CHILDREN TOGETHER: ROBERT W. HALES: BORN:1918 AND DIED: 1944. GERALDINE MARY HALES: BORN: 1921 AND IS STILL LIVING.

Carlton photos

patfrappier — 27 Jun 2007 11:51:25 GMT

I have some photos that appear to have belonged to a female with the maiden name of Carlton. She had at least one brother and one sister. The sister married a Chadwick. Most of the photos were taken in MA, NH and VT. One additional photo of a younger girl taken in Bar Harbor ME was Darcy H.... If you think these photos might belong to your family, send me some additional details of your family and I will see if I can match the info from the photos.

Obituary for William P. Carleton

maryachtrh — 24 Jun 2007 11:43:29 GMT

Obituary appears in The Los Angeles Times, 8 April 1947

The funeral of William P. Carleton, veteran New York and Hollywood actor who died April 1, will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Pierce Bros. Hollywood Mortuary. Mr. Carleton leaves his widow, May of 4242 Bellingham Ave, North Hollywood.

Carleton-Dahlgren Wedding

klfontenot — 29 May 2007 2:02:27 GMT

(Published in the Lake Charles American Press for Sunday September 30, 1956, p. 31,Lake Charles, La.)

Carleton-Dahlgren Vows Solemnized

Miss Betty Ann Dahlgren became the bride of Dr. Milton Lee Carleton in the Crown Heights Christian Church in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 7:30 p.m. September 28.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Dahlgren, Oklahoma City, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Carlton of Crosby, Texas. Dr. Carlton is residing in Lake Charles.

The Rev. J. Clyde Wheeler officiated at the ceremony. Mrs. Ted McElroy, organist, played the traditional nuptial music and accompanied Joseph Benton, soloist.

The sanctuary was decorated with arrangements of white gladioli flanked on each side by 14 branch candelabra against a background of greenery. In the chancel, centered behind the communion table, was a candelabra with lighted tapers. A satin covered pre dieu (sic) was placed in the center of a gladioli and candelabra arrangement with a background of jade greenery. A white cloth marked the bridal aisle and family pews were tied with satin bows.

The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a gown of chantilly lace and gossamer tulle over satin. The elongated bodice was designed with a Sabrina neckline and long tapered sleeves. The front of the bouffant skirt featured alternate tiers of lace and pin pleated tulle and fell into a train in back. Her chapel train was edged with a dust ruffle of tulle. Her fingertip veil of imported illusion fell from a cloche of lace embroidered in seed pearls.

The bridal bouquet was a shower arrangement of white feathered carnations and stephanotis blossoms tied with satin streamers.

Mrs. E. George Dahlgren, Jr. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, served the bride as matron of honor. She wore a cocktail length dress of copen blue iridescent taffeta. Matching velvet framed a shallow yoke at the scoop neckline and a matching velvet inset in the skirt was finished at the waistline with a flat bow. She wore a velvet bow on her head, white shorty gloves, and shoes to match her gown. Her bouquet was a shower arrangement of white gladioli blossoms with copen blue pompoms.

Miss Dorothy Kamp, Oklahoma City, and Miss Sandra Carleton, sister of the groom of Crosby, Texas, were bridesmaids. Their gowns, accessories, and bouquets were identical to those of the matron of honor.

Paul Carleton, brother of the groom of Crosby, Texas, served as best man. Arthur Hoklins III, Lake Charles; E. George Dahlgren, Jr., brother of the bride, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Dr. H.G. McFarland, and Dr. W.B. Fowler, both of Shreveport, La, served as groomsmen and ushers.

A reception was held immediately after the ceremony in the social hall of the church. The bride’s table arrangement was one of garlands of maidenhair fern, white asters, and copen blue pompoms. Five branched candelabra were placed on each side of the cake arrangement.

Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Byron Lamun, Mrs. Leonard Babcock, Mrs. Lawrence Stone, Miss Nancy Roberson, all of Oklahoma City; Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Keith Kashwer and Mrs. Leroy Coppock from Stillwater, Oklahoma; Mrs. Eugene Needham, Miss Jane Ann Robinson, and Miss Louise Lansden for Norman, Okla., and Miss Jane Babcock from Lake Charles.

For the wedding trip to Colorado the bride chose a sheer wool ensemble in mink brown. The costume was a sheath dress with a silk chiffon top and a short bolero jacket. Her accessories were brown and she wore a bronze chrysanthemum corsage.

The bride has been serving as field director with the Sowela Area Council of Camp Fire Girls in Lake Charles.

The groom is a dentist practicing at 920 ½ Ryan Street.

Out of town guests included: Mrs. W.W. Harper, grandmother of the groom, West Columbia, Texas, Mrs. Paul Carleton, Crosby, Texas; Dr. and Mrs. Cliff Breaud, Levelland, Texas; Mrs. H.G. McFarland, Shreveport, La., and Miss Carolyn Dutton of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

James Edward Carleton

BAKMR — 16 May 2007 5:22:19 GMT

I am researching for a James Edward Carleton also spelled Carlton/Carelton who would have in the Kansas City, Missouri area around 1869-1870. I have no information on him other than he would have been in his 20's. He is possibly an ancestor of mine. I have found a James Edward in the 1870 census in the Kansas City, Missouri area but do not know which if he is the one that I am looking for. He had a son in 1869 and the son was given the same name as his father. The last name has been spelled various ways as noted in this correspondence. I am hoping that someone will have information or is related to him. I would appreciate hearing any information. Thank you!

Barbara

CARLTON/CARLETON, CHARLES E. & CHARLES R.

JEANNIE — 19 Nov 2003 6:16:28 GMT

George T. CARLETON Biography, b. 1805 ME to WI to MN to WI

RMunns7272 — 30 Mar 2007 3:17:24 GMT

From "History of La Crosse County, Wisconsin", 1881, p. 745.

City of La Crosse

GEORGE T. CARLETON, merchant; is one of the pioneers of Wisconsin. He was born in Newcastle, Lincoln Co., Me., Jan. 2, 1805; son of Thomas and Hannah (Hall) Carleton; when about a year old his father removed to Kennebec Co., and he grew up to manhood on his father's farm in that county. At the age of 23, he engaged in the mercantile business, which he has continued up to the present time. While in Maine he was in business in Vassalboro and Waterville. In 1833, he married Eliza Drummond, who died in 1840, leaving two children (since deceased). In 1841, he married Miss Mary Dane, of Skowhegan, Me., and came to Wisconsin in 1843; was three days making the trip from Sheboygan to Fond du Lac with an ox team, with no road but an Indian trail. In the spring of 1844 he built the first sail-boat on Lake Winnebago, for the Indians on the lake and up Wolf River. He carried on business in Fond du Lac till 1851. About the 1st of July in that year he came to La Crosse, remained a few days, then returned to Fond du Lac, and came again in August. At that time he put up a building on Third street, where Giles's pork house now stands, for a store and dwelling. There was no lumber to be had in La Crosse at the time, and he purchased his at Robinson's Mill, and run it down the creek into Black River, thence into the Mississippi and to La Crosse. He burned his lime on a pile of logs for the plastering, and thinks this was the first plastered house in the county. After completing this building he returned to Fond du Lac, and, in November, 1851, removed with his family and a stock of goods to La Crosse; came with horse teams, and was eleven days on the road. He continued in business on Third street till 1869, then removed to Sauk Rapids, Minn., and came to North La Crosse in the spring of 1877. He was three years Alderman of the First Ward of La Crosse; has two sons - George T., born in Waterville, Me., and Fred D., born in Fond du Lac, Wis.; both married and engaged in mercantile business in North La Crosse.

[I am not related to this family and have no further information. I'm posting this as a service and hope it helps!]

CARLETON/SMITH

Trish LEWIS — 20 Feb 2000 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for info on Elizabeth CARLETON (b. 1753 London), daughter of Zachariah CARLETON. Elizabeth married Rev. Thomas SMITH of Clare, Suffolk, and they settled in Bedford. Children were Elizabeth Carleton, Carleton, Mary Ann, Sophia, Catherine, John Stantiall, and Edward (my gx3 grandfather) born 1787 in Bedford. Edward was also a minister in various counties. Found generations back of Zacharia CARLETON on the www.familysearch.org site but cannot find who he married. Zachariah was a banker in London. He was the son of Owen CARLETON.

Trish LEWIS
Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia
Canada

Dinsmore Vandegrift

Albrightf1 — 21 Sep 2006 11:37:28 GMT

To the owner of the private Dinsmore Family Tree. I would like to know how Vandegrift and Dinsmore connect. The Vandegrift's you have listed are my great grandparents. John and Martha are my great great and Thomas and Pearl are my great grandparents, Thanks Linda

Jonathon Carleton of Vasselboro, ME

whitr — 20 Jul 2006 3:53:18 GMT

I'm looking for any information on the above who I believe was originally from Newbury, MA but moved to Vasselboro after serving with the continental army during the revolutionary war. He died in Vasselboro in 1844.

Carletons of Ireland

herbjoan — 13 Jul 2006 12:53:40 GMT

My GGF William Carleton, My GGM Mary Carroll
they were from Fermanagh (Ederney) Town of Drumborty
There were 6 children
James My Grandfather
John Carleton Moved to Scotland
Ellen Carleton Stayed single

Annie Carleton Married a Driscoll had 4 children Catherine,Grace,Alice & Joseph

Catherine Carleton married a man with the name starting with P? had on child Elizabeth

Mary Carleton Married a man named Savage had no family and moved to the USA to CAlifornia

Any information would be a help
Thank you
John Carleton

John Carleton in 1913 football photo

old_photos — 7 Jun 2006 4:40:48 GMT

Wooster High School, Wooster, Ohio 1913 Football Team Photo

http://www.familyoldphotos.com/oh2/2w/wooster_high_school_wo...

View more Ohio Old Photos at http://www.familyoldphotos.com/oh

Carlton Family

Jackie — 22 Mar 2006 9:35:15 GMT

I am looking for Samuel Carlton and family. Samuel was born 1885 and died 1940. His wife's name was Maude and his children's names were: Bill, Dorothy, Martha, Bernard, Samuel, Ardall and Gladys. I also beleive there were 2-3 more children from Samule and Maude. Their daughter Martha was born in Alberta, Canada, but I believe the rest of the kids were born on the Washington coast area. I am Martha's granddaughter and I am trying to find her family. Thank you. Jackie

Guy Carleton, Lord Dorchester

ceggie — 3 Jul 2001 1:38:21 GMT

Does anyone have the pedigree of Sir Guy
Carleton from his children to 1890. I am
trying to locate my greatgrandfather Hugh
Carleton and his wife Nannie Wilkinson of
County Antrim, Ireland.

Monroe Co GA Bull - Carleton Family Cemetery

varcsix — 1 Nov 2005 10:02:02 GMT

Larry Childs did this survey and I'd like to find out more about the people buried here.

Bull Cemetery/ Carleton Cemetery

This cemetery is located in Monroe County Ga. on Juliette Road , State highway 83 on the left side of the road coming from Forsyth to Monticello Ga. Just before you get to the bridge at the river. If you go over the bride you passed it.

There are three marked Burials there and maybe three others I am not sure.

There is a very large monument about eight feet high that can be easily seen from the road about 100 feet into the woods. The cemetery over looks the river.

William Bull
Died 30, 1846

Mildred Gibson Willis Bull

There appears to be and infant size unmarked one as well. This burial is next to Mildred

Dr. J. M. Carleton S. D.
Died February 1851

Carleton's of Oughill/Crimlin, Co. Fermanagh

johnccarleton — 27 Sep 2005 10:49:10 GMT

I am looking for links to my GG Grandfather John Carleton, born 1841 in Oughill or Crimlin, Co. Fermanagh, N. Ireland. He married a Isabella Maguire. They are both listed on the gravestone located at the RC Church in Montaighroe.

He had brothers James Jr. and Thomas I believe. His children were John, Bernard, James, Thomas, William, and Margaret.

Regards,
JC

John Carleton, US Consulate, Toulouse.

Looking for Clifford Crippen Carleton of Bear Lake MI.

robertismith — 23 Sep 2005 5:48:18 GMT

I'm looking for the family of Clifford Crippen Carleton b.1880 in Bear Lake MI. and his spouse Lucy Maude Mapes b.1882 and married in 1901.

Dr. Frederic Carleton Johnson (1880-1931) - Carleton namesake?

walkerpierce — 13 Sep 2005 3:48:12 GMT

My wife's great-grandfather was born 1880 in Wisconsin, graduated from the University of Wisconsin, became a physician and radiologist. From the 1930 census, we learned that his father was born in England and his mother was born in New York. He died in 1931 in Dallas, Texas. His obituary informs us he practiced in Hot Springs, Arkansas and later in Birmingham Alabama, where he married a Miss Florence Elizabeth Hancock, who was his nurse. They had one child, Frederic Carleton Johnson, Jr, my wife's grandfather.

I'm posting here on the CARLETON board because we have very few clues about Dr. Johnson's parentage. We are guessing that perhaps his midle given name was to honor his mother, or a maternal ancestor. So if anyone here has a list of CARLETON marriages, my wife and I would very much appreciate hearing from you if there is a record of a CARLETON bride marrying a Johnson groom.

Then again, the presumed CARLETON ancestor might have been from his father's side of the family, and thus from an even earlier generation.

Almost forgot -- Dr. Frederic Carleton Johnson's father was born in England and his mother was born in New York, according to the 1930 census.

Carlton Family from Galbally, Limerick, Ireland

wrightbl — 13 Aug 2005 4:43:52 GMT

I am looking for information on Thomas Carlton (father John Carlton and mother unknown) and Jane Forde (father Thomas Ford and mother Jane Clancy). (Last names sometimes spelled as Carleton and Forde on records found) Thomas and Jane were married in Roman Catholic Chapel of Hospital in the Registrar's District of Hospital in the Union of Killmallock, County of Limerick, Ireland according to the marriage registration I have. They had three children, John (called him Jack) 1873, Catherine 1876, and Bridget 1878 all born in Mitchelstown, Galbally, Limerick, Ireland. I believe there is a fourth child, William Carlton also born in Ireland abt. 1875 but I am still waiting on a birth record on him. The family then moved to Wales and had another child, Marie 1881 and lived in Bedwellty, Monmouthshire, Wales according to the 1881 census record. Jane, John, Catherine, Bridget and Marie came to america from the Liverpool port to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania aboard the ship "SS Lord Clive" July 27, 1885. Thomas had come over about 1882. They moved to western Pa, Fayette Co., Westmoreland Co., and Washington Co and surrounding areas. I would love to talk to anyone with any information on this family line.

Who is Joseph's father?

Ron Carlton — 12 Jun 2005 3:30:13 GMT

Cornet Edward Carlton's will-28 Nov. 1749

Ron Carlton — 12 Jun 2005 3:27:52 GMT

Caleb Henry Carlton-Captured at Chickamauga

Ron Carlton — 12 Jun 2005 3:20:26 GMT

SOPHUS AKA SAM CARLETON IN CALIFORNIA

1shansyl — 20 Jan 2006 11:30:45 GMT

I am looking for relatives of Sophus/ Sam carleton, born in January 23, 1858 ,in Jawa Islands or Nederland. He married Anna Marie Masters, born in May 6, 1965 in germany and They had 2 daughters:Anita B, born inJuly 24, 1896, married Zoltan, died in October 9, 1973 and Anna Dorothy born in June 14, 1904, died in August 1990.
The family lived in California, Oakland, Alameda County .
Any information about this family would be greatly appreciated.
My e-mail is:kkruse@bureauofmissingheirs.com

William Peter Carleton St. Louis

johnccarleton — 27 Jan 2004 5:02:37 GMT

I am looking for my paternal grandfather's parents, who I believe were John Carleton (I believe immigrant from Ireland) and Ellen/Ella Kingsbury born Ohio. William Peter Carleton was born 5 Dec 1902 and died in April 1982. Any help would be appreciated! I live in Vietnam (US State Dept) and have limited access to the internet and primary sources in MO.

Alfred Carlton/Carleton 1827 Maine

K. Carlton-Eastman — 10 Jan 2005 2:20:14 GMT

I am searching for the parents of Alfred Carlton/Carleton b. 1826/27 in Maine. He married Elizabeth Rackliff in Thomaston, Lincoln county, Maine in 1849. In 1860 Alfred and Elizabeth are found in Iowa with 2 sons, Freeman age 8 and Alfred age 2. Any help is much appreciated.

Carlton\Rhodes

JeanButler300924 — 26 Aug 2006 7:56:21 GMT

I have an Arthur Carlton Rhodes I need information on. I feel this midle name of Carlton is a family name.Have any ideas?
Thanks,
Jennie

Who were Robert E. Carlton's parents?

Ron Carlton — 14 Nov 2004 11:29:56 GMT

Edward Carlton to John Winthrop

Ron Carlton — 15 Feb 2004 2:33:49 GMT

Michigan Carelton's....Is there a book?

KurtMcCrary1 — 6 Apr 2006 4:42:37 GMT

Is see that there is a genealogy posted by Ruth Ann on the Careltons in MI., on Roots web. I Was wondering if there was a book also published with the same line?.
Seen a note about the Book:
The Carleton Family of England and America to Michigan. is there a new edition? Or is the book for sale some where?
Thank You
Kurt

Carleton, Carlton of 19th century Duplin county NC

Allen Omega — 17 Aug 2004 3:49:28 GMT

Is anyone a descendant of or researching this family that married into the Autry and Johnson families of Bladen county NC?
http://allen_omega.tripod.com/autry/ned.htm

Gideon Carlton

lady64d_1 — 1 Jan 2003 7:29:47 GMT

I am looking for info on Gideon Carlton that spelling may have been changed. He married Mary Broughner and had several children by her till she died in 1850 two years after the birth of my GGGMother Florilla Ann. I have no info on him other than he lived in Liberty twp, Trumbull Co. in 1860 he had remarried to a Sara Price Mckindly a widow and had 4 more children, two which lived in the county the other two didn't survive childhood.

Carlton

Eugene Goodwine — 29 Sep 2003 1:15:13 GMT

Saw your post about Carlton's from Shreveport, LA. I knew a Jim Carlton who worked for Dresser Marcobar in the 60s and 90s.I was not into Genealogy then and never asked him about his family. He would be in the his 70s or 80s now. I am doing Carlton Genealogy and looking for info on John Carlton b ca 1838 d after 1873 and his wife Eliza Robertons. Have lots of info on the Carlton's. Will share.
Eugene Carlton Goodwin

Rachel Carleton

ConnieYoak — 4 Jun 2004 1:50:33 GMT

Looking for info on Rachel b. NH in 1829 married to John Buck b. NH 1825. Married 1847. Think her father may have been John and mother Anna Matilda Dinsmore.

Info on either family would be GREAT!

Thanks
ConnieYoak@aol.com

The Dilemma of Two Edmunds

Seth — 22 Aug 2003 6:32:51 GMT

Carleton Coat of Arms

Ron Carlton — 15 Dec 2002 7:42:10 GMT

Attached is a copy of Carleton Coat of Arms.

Carleton - Farrell

Florence_Farrell — 18 Jun 2006 9:39:16 GMT

My great grandfather, Edward FARRELL (father Bryan), born about 1820, had three sisters. They lived in Co. Tyrone, Ireland near Strabane. One married a CARLETON (Carlton?), another a Carlin and the third, a McGlynn. I would like to find the Carleton relatives of this Carleton / Farrell connection. Can anyone help ? Florence

Ross/Mary (Wunchel) Carleton

Kay Wofford — 21 Jan 2004 7:42:04 GMT

Would like to hear from any descendents of this couple. I know of one son named Eddie. Mary was the daughter of Max and Freda (Writer) Wunchel. She had a brother named Luther and possibly a sister named Elsie. I think she was born in Kansas, lived as a young girl in Iowa Park, TX, and the last address I had was from Compton, California. I have pictures and letters that she wrote to my father, her lst cousin (Ben F. Writer).
Kay Wofford
garryw@direcpc.com

Harvey & Paulina Carleton - MI Tombstones

jennw331 — 13 Apr 2005 5:20:12 GMT

I was out and about this weekend and came across an old cemetary on 25 Mile Road in Shelby Twp., MI. This seems to be a family place with mainly Preston's, Kniffen's and a few misc. I have a picture of
Harvey Carleton 21 NOV 1819 - 25 MAR 1894
Paulina Carleton 5 AUG 1826 - 23 DEC 1901

located here;
http://www.deadrelatives.com/carleton.jpg

Jennifer
http://www.deadrelatives.com

William McNeil Carleton

Trevor Hamilton — 23 Dec 2003 7:21:33 GMT

He was my ggrandfather on my mother's side. All I can glean is he was a ship's captain and is shown on record as Captain ....
His home would be what is now called Northern Ireland.
His ship was lost returning from Perth (?) Australia to Ireland and all hands were lost. The year should be 1868.Records indicate that there may be siblings. Any connections?

Carleton, Ralph Rowan b:12/8/1897 in MA d: 5/27/1980 in CA

Shawn Guise — 8 Dec 2003 8:17:14 GMT

Looking for any information or living relatives. Spouse Camilla Allison b:10/18/1908 d: 1/5/1989. Ralph was a self-employed real estate agent in San Francisco for 40 years. Born Cambridge, MA but don't know parents names. Mother's maiden name may have been Rowan. Please contact me at chkn2life@aol.com.

Missing children of Isaac Carleton and Sarah Messer

Glenn Bruce carleton — 30 Oct 2003 5:38:07 GMT

Does any one know what happened to any of these children

ID: I18555
Reference Number: 18555
Name: Isaac Carleton 1
Sex: M
Change Date: 11 SEP 2002
Birth: 27 MAR 1769 in Boxford, Essex County, Massachusetts 1
Death: 01 JUL 1823 in Maine 2

Father: Samuel Carleton b: 22 JAN 1726/27 in Boxford, Essex County, Massachusetts
Mother: Rebecca Goodridge

Marriage 1 Sarah Messer
Married: 3
Children
Rebecca Carleton b: 14 MAR 1801
Alfred Carleton b: 01 OCT 1802
Carleton b: 16 MAR 1804
Sarah Carleton b: 21 NOV 1805
Isaac Carleton b: 27 AUG 1807
Moses Carleton b: 26 APR 1809
Eliza Carleton b: 18 SEP 1812
Mary Carleton b: 10 NOV 1814

I have a Moses who married Rebecca Libby he born VT 1809 she St stephen moved to New Brunswick Canada raised 5 Children Isaac, William, Henry, Andrew and Sarah Names of thier sons and daughter include Eliza, and Ainsworth the Carleton's of New Brunswick are in the process of being update to share with all. Thanks in Advance GBC.

carleton

cherry sanders — 10 Oct 2003 8:49:31 GMT

I am looking for my great grandfather family, Mark Q. Carleton born 1869.His father was in the civil war.

Rhoda Carleton, b. 1769, m. Benjamin Hathorne, NH, VT

maryvukman — 26 Jun 2001 2:47:34 GMT

Does anyone know of a Rhoda Carleton born 14 Apr 1769, married 28 Mar 1787 to Benjamin Hathorne of Jaffrey, NH, and settled in Reading, Windsor, VT?

Alicia Prescott Skinner (1909-1981)m. John P. Carleton descendants

JGriffin72 — 14 Feb 2005 8:40:17 GMT

I am looking for descendants of Prescott Orde Skinner and Alice Van Leer Carrick (d. 1961). They lived in New Hampshire/Mass area. They had Alicia Prescott Skinner who married John P. Carleton (or Winifred Carleton) and had Anthony W. Carleton, Alice P. Carleton, and Mrs. Janet C. Lewis. They also had son John C. Skinner (NYC) and Margaret/Mrs. Joseph S. Hancort (b. 1910?) My line is the brother of Prescott Skinner. Any connections? I lost track of this family when my mom died. Joanne

John & Manerva Tombstones in MI

jennw331 — 13 Apr 2005 5:20:12 GMT

John & wife Marerva, sons Albert & Alfred, reside in Prestonville cemetery in MI - photos can be found at
http://www.deadrelatives.com/prestonville.htm

John Carleton, Born Aug 22, 1817 Died Mar 23, 1876
Manerva, His Wife, Born Aug 28, 1822 Died June 16, 1902
Albert L., Born Nov 11, 1854 Died Apr 14, 1857
Alfred L., Born July 29, 1861 Died Oct. 16, 1869

Who were David Carlton's from Hancock, NH parents?

Ron Carlton — 6 Sep 2003 12:46:34 GMT

Seeking information on Stephen CARLTON of Bartlett, NH circa1815

Ron Carlton — 24 Nov 2002 4:25:50 GMT

Redding, Susanna and Peter Carleton of Landaff and Bath, Grafton, NH

Klbinv — 7 Apr 2003 11:46:25 GMT

Susanna REDDING appears to be the daughter of Moses REDDING and Priscila RIDER of Middleboro, Plymouth, MA (1790) and Barnet, Caledonia, VT (1820). I found that Susanna b. 31 March 1785 was the sister of Thankful (REDDING) Mc KEEN of Landaff, Grafton, NH (1810) living very close to Peter & Susanna (REDDING) CARLETON. Further support for the connection is demonstrated in the names of Peter and Susanna's children: Susanna REDDING who married Peter CARLETON of Bath, Grafton, NH. In 1810 Landaff, Grafton, NH we find James MC KEEN and Peter CARLETON living just 3 doors apart. We also find your marriage record for James and Thankful (REDDING) MC KEAN in 1804, and Peter and Susanna (REDDING) CARLETON were married in 1807 also in Landaff, Grafton, NH. Further evidence that this Susanna, Mrs Peter CARLETON, is the same as the Susanna b.1785 daughter of Moses and Priscilla (RIDER) REDDING including the use of their names in the names of the children of Peter and Susanna (REDDING) CARLETON:
The first son was named Edmund Edward CARLETON named after Peter's father, b.in Bath 9 April 1808; Moses Redding CARLETON was their second son b. 10 Sept 1809 in Bath or Landaff; 3rd son was William Hutchins CARLETON, b.1811 named after father's grandparents; 4th Frederick Cleveland CARLETON was born in 1813; 5th was Abigail Priscilla CARLETON b. 1814 and named after Abigail (HUTCHINS) CARLETON, mother of Peter; and Priscilla named after Susanna's mother Priscilla (RIDER) REDDING; and Lucy Johnston CARLETON was the 6th child b. in 1820. I am unclear of the Johnston and Cleveland family connections if any."

William Goffrey Carleton

SharonLee04 — 14 Jul 2003 2:12:13 GMT

lookiing for gg grandfather born Jan. 13,1866. Columbus Ga.
died April 29,1939 Presscott GA.. Married Cora Viola Brittain
1891,Kingman AZ. One daughter Wanda Elinor Carleton
born Feb. 9,1892 Kingman Az . Help ,I need a lead.

William Goffrey Carleton

Sharon Hughes — 14 Jul 2003 6:20:22 GMT

Looking for all information on William G Carleton, my
gg grandfather.Born Jan 13,1866 Columbus Ga.
Died Apr. 29 1939 Presscott Az.
Mother Sarah Hawks
Father John Sturdevaant Carleton.
Married Cora Viola Brittain 1891 Kingman Az.

DWIGHT OR OSCAR M. CARLETON OF VT.

MARY LOU SKINNER — 17 May 2003 6:06:37 GMT

Am looking for any information for Dwight Blanchard Carleton b.1866, married a Minnie Burr. Known to have a daug. Helen & son William. Also his bro. Oscar M. Carleton b.1874 m. a Lillian ? children unknown. Thanks

RE: Joe Carleton

Susan — 14 Apr 2003 8:05:58 GMT

Joe Carleton went from Philipsburg, Montana to South Africa in 1893. I wish to find information about him as to what became of him. I am researching for an article.

James Carleton, born Dublin 1841

JCWillwerth — 9 Apr 2003 4:01:45 GMT

James Carleton is my great grandfather. He was part of the Irish contingent that defended the Vatican from Garibaldi and was taken prisoner. He entered the U.S. through New Brunswick, Canada, and settled in Medford Massachusetts. I believe his wife's name was Mary Crooke but not positive. He was part of the Fenian movement that planned on invading Canada. Any information at all would be appreciated.

CARLETONS OF VERMONT 1800

mary lou skinner — 27 Mar 2003 4:38:18 GMT

AM LOOKING FOR ANY INFO ON OSCAR CARLETON MARRIED TO JULIA MATTOON. THEY HAD 2 SONS IRA STILLMAN AND DWIGHT. IRA IS OUR GG-GRANDFATHER.IRA WAS BORN IN VERSHIRE,VT. MOVED TO BOSTON TILL ABOUT 1904 THEN RETURNED TO FAIRLEE, VT. TILL HIS DEATH.

Sisters Freelove & Ceremy Carleton

terryhn_1 — 2 Nov 2004 2:14:37 GMT

I am looking for the parents of two Sister Freelove and Ceremy Carleton who married brothers Reuben and Garrit Lansing Chase. They were born about 1800, possibly in NY. Any info would be helpful; Thanks!!

Carleton Family of Co. Meath, Ireland

Gene Lamont — 7 Jan 2000 8:32:25 GMT

I am interested in any information on the Carletons of Co. Meath, but hope to trace the ancestry of James Carleton, born 1808, later living in Cleughgarrow in parish of Rathcore, Co. Meath. He emigrated to Canada in 1843-45.

Looking for my father

Chris Wixted — 17 Feb 2003 9:37:00 GMT

My name is Christopher Lee Wixted, I was born Christopher Lee Carleton and adopted at age 8. I am now seeking my father Edward Lee Carleton whom I know nothing about. The last place of residence I have for him is in Georgia. If anyone has any information, please let me know. Thanks in advance

Bradford Burying Ground

Ron Carlton — 2 Feb 2003 5:45:57 GMT

Below is a link to a page I have started with links to photo's of Carlton gravestones in Bradford, MA.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rcarlton/brad1.htm

Lost brothers

carltondeanna — 19 Jan 2003 3:38:45 GMT

Looking for Sonny Carlton and Danny Carlton sons of Harold Wade Carlton (Butch). Sonny lived in California when I was last contacted. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Carlton / Birkett / Hudson / Pearson

cdknowles — 13 Mar 2003 8:52:14 GMT

Essex County Vital Records help

Ron Carlton — 15 Dec 2002 8:12:16 GMT

Edward Carlton's gravestone in Bradford

Ron Carlton — 15 Dec 2002 7:34:00 GMT

Attached is a photo of Edward Carlton's gravestone in Bradford, MA.

Carleton/Carlton Londonderry Ireland, Durham, England And Illinois

99magtex — 8 Aug 2002 3:53:02 GMT

Any information on the Family name Carleton/Carlton coming from Londonderry Ireland and Langley Park,Durham, England to Champaign & Cook Co, Illinois would be very much appreciated.Thank you.

Anyone know of a Carleton marrying a Bean in NH?

ferretlover101 — 21 Jul 2003 2:25:50 GMT

My ggg-grandmother's name was Rebecca Carleton Bean and she was born in 1820 (most likely in Nashua, Hillsboro, NH). She married George G. Hale of Nashua, Hillsboro, NH on May 23, 1839.

I have no idea what Rebecca's parents names were, but I'm hoping her middle name of Carleton is a clue (maybe her mother's maiden name?).

If you know of any Carleton's marrying any Bean's in NH around the ealry 1800's, please respond to this message. I have hit a wall!

Thank you!
Emily (Hale) Hardwick

Sidney P. Carleton b. 1808, VT-Parents?

RCarlton — 6 Oct 2002 10:27:56 GMT

New Hampshire birth records

Ron Carlton — 7 Oct 2002 2:43:58 GMT

Paul Carlton of Seabrook, NH was kind enough to copy the birth records of Carl(e)tons in NH. I have transcribed them and published them on the web at: http://home.flash.net/~rcarlton/carlton.htm

There are 446 records dating from the 18th to late 19th centuries. Please be patient while the file opens.

Ron Carlton

John G. Carlton b. 1860 Canada-Ancestors?

RCarlton — 6 Oct 2002 10:27:56 GMT

Reply to S.Carleton Murphy

cdmkranney1 — 21 Nov 2004 8:15:11 GMT

I failed to go through Carleton board and missed your response to my query. Tried e-mail, but informed your address had changed. I am looking for information on Anna Sutton Carleton,b 4/4/1837 to Elizabeth and Hoss or Hess Carleton.Parents name are from Anna's Death certificate and Fathers name is blurred. Would like site of birth. She was disowned by parents when she moved to Iowa to marry Harrison Dayton Ranney, 1856. Know she had a brother that died in his midyears. Carleton D. Ranney

Goodwin Henry Carleton

Trevor Hamilton — 10 Aug 2002 6:08:47 GMT

Goodwin Henry Carleton Born **** Perth, Australia
Died ** 1926 (?) Larne.
His father was a sea captain and in those days, wives were permitted to travel on voyages with their husband. She was expecting at that time and stayed in Perth for the birth. On the father's return voyage to Ireland (?) the ship went down with no survivors. Thus ended that branch of the family (?) Can not see a mother leaving an other child in Ireland with such a long voyage ahead of them.

Date of returning to Londonderry, unknown but a bible presented to my grandfather says:
“To Mr. Goodwin Carteton with best wishes From the Conductor and Members of Strand Road Choir, Londerry, Feb. 23rd, 1894.'' and I have a diploma that states.
Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland certifies that Mr. Goodwin Henry Carleton is hereby qualified to act as Pharmaceutical Chemist 6th May 1895. No. 502

Folk lore: my mother maintained they were descendants of Sir Guy Carleton.

He married Elizabeth Maude Holmes Born *********** Londonderry
Died 1952 Toronto
She had two brothers:
i ) "Bertie~

ii) Second brother Aubrey

Her father was a tea merchant - Hugh Holmes of Holmes and Mullen “ The Golden Tea Pot’ - Waterloo Square, Londonderry.

Family lore :i) the Steele and Swan (Harry Percival Swan) ~ families of Londonderry are all related to,

i i ) my mother also said that 'Cecil Frances Alexander’,- wife of the Bishop of Armagh of "All things bright and beautiful’ fame was an Aunt.

Carleton/Luce/Ford Rockland/Rockport/Camden Me

mvboard — 25 Jul 2002 1:15:51 GMT

Searching for links or info about my tree.

William Henry Luce b. October 01, 1839 Rockland, Me
m.
Eliza Ulna Carleton b. September 26, 1845 Rockport, Me

2 children, Harriet Luce, William Andrew Luce

William Andrew Luce b. November 28, 1865
m.
Olive Chandler Ford b. February 01, 1904
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William Henry Luce's parents: Andrew Grant Luce/Rebecca Spear
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Eliza Ulna Carleton's parents: Samuel Dexter Carleton/Caroline T. Verril
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Olive Chandler Ford's parents: Patrick Ford/Catherine Cronin
Seeking info about any of these family members or ties to other families.

Edward Carleton / Margaret McCracken

fredsacat — 14 Jun 2002 5:10:40 GMT

Hi,

I'm looking for birth or marriage records for Edward Carleton b. 28 Dec 1845 married to Margaret McCracken b. Sep 1850, both in Ireland. They came to the U.S. in 1888. They had 6 children but only two lived, Jeanette and Mary.

Does anyone know where the Carleton/Carlton family comes from in Ireland? If some kind soul has access to the census records for Ireland, would you please look up this family?

Thanks so much,

Kathy

Research the names Foxhill, Booth, Carleton, McCracken

CARLETON/SHAW/HALLOCK, Auburn, Maine - 1900's

emwinslow — 9 Jun 2002 1:17:24 GMT

I am trying to locate any living descendants of my paternal grandfather's sister, maiden name Mildred Beatrice Shaw, b. September 28, 1900 in Webb's Mill, Casco, Cumberland, Maine to Elmer Chester and Lucy Churchill (Edwards) Shaw. She married Alton J. Carleton of Auburn, Maine on August 26, 1918. He was born about March of 1893, I believe to Robert and Margaret Briggs Carleton, probably in Auburn, Androscoggin, Maine. I have located a death archive record listing a Mildred B. Carleton for March 2, 1972 dying in Lewiston, Maine at the age of 71 years. This fits. Mildred and Alton had two children - Alton, Jr., b. about 1925 and Jean, b. about November of 1927. I already knew of the marriage and children; the 1930 Census has confirmed approximate dates. They were living in Auburn, Maine at that time. A member of my family believes that when she saw Jean during the 1950's, her family was then living in Skowhegan, Maine. Jean Carleton, (if the Maine Marriage Archives haven't failed me, and this is yet to be confirmed), married a man named Harold B. Hallock March 14, 1950, again, probably in Auburn. If I have located the correct family in the 1930 Census, Harold was born about 1925; his mother's name was Velma. While reviewing information in the Maine Marriage Archives, another marriage quite by chance caught my attention - A "Carleton H. Hallock" of Auburn, Maine was married August 16, 1986. I found it more than interesting that his first name was Jean's maiden name, and the middle initial "H" could possibly stand for "Harold". I am wondering if this man is a son of Jean and Harold Hallock, or if using very short generations, perhaps a grandson. If any of this information sounds or is familiar to anyone, or if you can confirm or refute any of it, please contact me. Thank you, Mary

Sydney Carleton

Greg Carleton — 4 May 2002 1:00:38 GMT

Winifred Carleton/Alicia Prescott Skinner

JGriff71 — 14 Feb 2005 8:46:53 GMT

I am looking for cousins who are the children of Winifred and Alicia. Winifred (1887-1982). Alicia (1909-1981). Alicia was the daughter of Prescott Skinner, my mother's favorite uncle.
I have a lot of information on the Skinner side but nothing on the Carleton side nor anything about their children. Anyone know this family? Thanks!

Walter Monroe Carleton obit

GordonCarleton — 19 Nov 2001 9:45:44 GMT

I tried to post this earlier, but apparently it didn't go through.

I will try to attach obituary for Walter Monroe Carleton from Lansing State Journal 11/13/2001. If that doesn't work, I will send it by e-mail to anyone interested.

Walter Monroe Carleton
b. Oct. 24, 1912 Coldwater KS, d. Oct. 4, 2001 Frederick MD
s/o Anna Pearl Taylor, James W. Carleton

Info on ancestry of this individual would be appreciated.

-- Gordon Carleton

CARLETON from Lowell, MA

barbiegirl27 — 9 Feb 2003 2:59:53 GMT

Does anyone remember a John or William Carleton that lived in Lowell, MA.. around 1915?

Still looking for Frederick Augustine Carleton Sr.

Heather — 9 Oct 2001 7:03:45 GMT

I have been told that he was from New Hampshire and took the name Augustine on his death bed. His wife was Ella and had a son, Frederick Augustine Carleton. Please help if you can.

Looking for Lineage of Martha Maria Carleton (born approx 1830)

davisje27 — 11 Sep 2001 10:18:52 GMT

I'm looking for information on the parents and lineage of Marth Maria Carleton, who married John Inman Eastman (DPOB 1831 Middlesex, MA) in 1856 in Concord NH. They had at least three children (Helen Carleton, Maria Louise, and Harriet Lee Eastman). Harriet (born 1864 in Philadelphia) was my paternal great grandmother. One of my sisters has Carleton as a middle name.

Lots of Carletons out there, but I am having trouble tracking this part of the family line past Harriet Lee Eastman. Any long-lost cousins out there? Any information is greatly appreciated.

Many thanks, Jeannette Davis

joseph carleton

sandra — 9 Aug 1999 6:58:18 GMT

Looking for information on Joseph Carleton, born Oct 1 1763, married Elizabeth Edins Carleton (borne nov 9 1771) married dec 25, 1787.Have names of children with birthdates. They were from Virginia, County name at the time was Carleton County (named after them). Can't find a listing for Carleton County VA. Any one with information please write.

Frederick Augustine Carleton and wife Ella

Heather — 9 Sep 2001 7:02:24 GMT

children Frederick Jr., Robert & Winifred Rose. Ella also had another son Jack Stewart. Any info would be appreciated.

Mary Carleton - b ca. 1758

Nate Bramlett — 31 Jul 2001 1:48:06 GMT

Seeking parents of Mary Carleton, b ca. 1758 in Mass. Wife of Joseph Adams 1755-1820. Thanks.

yet another Guy Carleton

Deborah — 22 Dec 2000 8:52:23 GMT

I have a Guy Carleton, b. 9/21 1788 possily Dalton, Coos County, NH; d. 11/24/1876 in River Falls, WI
m Betsy (Fisher?) Feb 5, 1804 (B. 1/19/1794,; d. 6/5/1840) They had 6 children, then he re-married and had 4-5 more. Children of Betsy are: Lyman, Phebe, Collins, Roswell, William, Terzah (my ancestor). Second family names are: Thomas, Hollis (or Rollins perhaps) etc.. Please write with connection info, I have only a family bible for information. Thanks

Jane CARLETON RICHARDSON SALTER daughter of William CARLETON

Kathy Smith — 14 Aug 2001 3:36:02 GMT

Jane was born 1832, married Samuel Charles RICHARDSON
and had three children:
Charles Samuel
Emaline
Sarah Ellen

Jane's husband died 1865 and she remarried...a SALTER and had two children with him:
Albert
Elsie Isabel married Wes LAMBERT and had four daughters:
?baby girl?
Sadie
Imogene
Ellen

I have a note saying her

George M. Carleton, b. 3/1858 Iowa

Gregory_Dodson — 12 May 2003 9:21:34 GMT

Hi All, I'm searching for information on the following family group:

George M. Carleton, b. 3/1858 IA
m. Mary Meehan/Mehan, b. 11/1865 MA

Children:

Viola E. Carleton, b. 12/1883 NE

Laura M. Carleton, b. 4/1885 NE

Mildred Adda Carleton, b. 7/16/1886 Madison, NE
d. 4/1/1936 Stanwood, WA
m. Oscar Frans Hagglund 6/6/1905 Stanton, NE

Fred L. Carleton, b. 4/1892 NE

Clara Carleton, b. 7/1896 NE

They were all residing in Warnerville Precinct, Madison County, Nebraska in the 1900 census.

Thanks in advance for any info!

Greg Dodson
Jerome, Idaho

Anna Sutton Carleton, 4/4/1837 - 9/5/1900

cdmkranney1 — 21 Nov 2004 8:15:11 GMT

Would like conformation of her parents as Elizabeth Carleton and Koss or Hoss M. Carleton of Baltimore & Anapolis Md.
Anna Sutton was born in Cumberland, MD. Was disowned by parents when she went west to Iowa and married Nathaniel Cole Ranney

CARLETON/CARLTON, Westmorland, England

champagne3 — 25 Jul 2001 10:14:27 GMT

Elbert,Mary and Jessie Carlton

AllenBaskin26 — 1 Jul 2001 1:46:22 GMT

In family research I am looking for the above Carltons. They
were in the Thomaston,Georgia in the early 1900's.

Any info is appreciated.
baskin@peoplepc.com

Ralph Carleton - Minnesota to Montana

mikeddrew — 23 Jun 2001 10:22:38 GMT

I'm looking for details about my great grandfather's parents. His name is Ralph Carleton born February 6, 1873 in Plianview, Minnesota, married Gertrude Ferguson on June 9, 1876 in Fremont, Minnesota and died May 25, 1955 in Missoula, Montana. The only information that I have is that Ralph Carleton's parents were John Carleton and Sarah Newton. Can anyone assist with additional information about these two?

Joseph Marie Carleton

Michele — 2 Jun 2001 7:05:50 GMT

Looking for any information re Joseph and Marie Carleton, died in Buffalo, NY between 1900-1930.

Carlton and/or Carleton

Richard D Carleton — 24 Feb 2000 5:18:59 GMT

I have wondered if the spelling of Carlton, without an e, or Carleton, with an e, has confounded our search for the New England Carltons/Carletons. I have had a Carleton in South Carolina tell me the ALL Carletons came to the new world through Virginia. I have had a New Englander tell me that ALL Carletons came to the New World through Boston (Charlestown), MS.
I am perplexed with these revelations. Can anyone help me know which person might be correct before I attempt to learn more about my family tree. For starters, I would like to learn more about the background of George Washington Carleton, my grandfather, who was George Washington Carlton.

CARLETON, Lancelot Rebecca, Latitia

edtn — 17 May 2004 2:49:38 GMT

Seeking info for parents Lancelot & Rebecca Carleton, daughter Latitia who md Joel Locklin (could be Latitia was md to an Anderson prior Joel Locklin marriage)
Pls contact me at pailcoal@hotmail.com