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John Carlile (Carlisle)

ekumm1_1 — 2009-11-12 01:25:20Z

My g-grandfather is William Pleasant Carlisle (b. 1854 Taylor Co. KY) I'm confused on his parents. I'm finding both John CARLILE and Susanna CHILDERS, and John CARLISLE and Susan CHILDRESS. Can anyone help me sort these families out?

CARLISLE, Elizabeth J. (1844) & others in MT

mttreehugger — 2009-10-16 16:37:31Z

Headstones are posted on Findagrave in Mtnview Cemetery: Livingston, Park Co., MT

Re: David Carlisle m Marry Etta Brown

duncan8151 — 2009-10-10 14:24:16Z

From the Index to the 1785-1781 Loudoun Co. Tithables by the Sparacios:

Carlyle, David - 1 tithable; 5 squirrel scalps, List taken for Cameron Parish by Francis Peyton 1771
Carlyle, David - 1 tithable; 5 squirrel scalps, List taken for Cameron Parish by Simon Triplett 1772
Carlile, David - 1 tithable; 5 squirrel scalps, List taken by Stephen Donaldson for 1770
Carlile, David & Fletcher, Joseph - 2 tithables, List taken in Cameron Parish by Simon Triplett for 1773
Carlyle, David; Fletcher, Joseph - 2 tithables, List taken by Francis Peyton for Cameron Parish for 1774
Carlile, David; Carlile, Jas. - 2 tithables, List taken by Jona. Davis, Gt. [for 1780]

From the 1782-1810 Loudoun Co. Personal Property Tax Lists. Note the term Battalion was used for both mitilia and tax purposes and denoted a district. Only males 16 years or older would appear on the lists.

1784B Second Battalion Carlyle, David
1785B Second Battalion Carlyle, David
1787A Second Battalion Carlyle, David and Carlyle, Jas.
1788C Second Battalion Carlyle, David and Carlyle, Jas.
1789C Second Battalion Carlyle, David and Carlyle, James and Carlyle, John
1790A [Second Battalion] Carlyle, David and Carlyle, Jas. and Carlyle, Jno.
1791A Second Battalion Carlyle, David and Carlyle, Jos. and Carlyle, Jno.
1792C Third Battalion Carlysle, James
1793A Third Battalion Carlysle, David
1793A Third Battalion Carlysle, Jas.
1794B Second Battalion Carlyle, David
1795B Second Battalion Carlyle, David
1800C Third District Carlisle, David & son Robert
1801C Third District Carlisle, Mary & son Robt.
1802C Third District Carlisle, Mary & son Robt.
1803C Third District Carlisle, Mary & son Robert
1804C Third District Carlisle, Robert
1805C Third District Carlesle, Robt.
1806C Third District Carlisle, Robert
1807C Third District Carlisle, John
1809C Third District Carlisle, John
1809C Third District Carlisle, Robert
1810C Third District Carlisle, Robert & John

Order Book U, 8 September 1800
[p. 12] Certificate granted Mary CARLILE with John HENRY and George McMANAMY her securities and $1,000 bond for obtaining Letters of Administration on estate of David CARLILE dec'd. John BROWN, George BROWN, Richard THATCHER and James BRADFIELD to appraise estate and make report to the Court.

From "Loudoun Co. Will Book Abstracts, Books A-Z" by Pat Duncan:
CARLILE, David
Appraisal of 13 Sep 1800: farm and household items. Aprs: George BROWN, John BROWN, James BRADFIELD. Returned to court 8 Dec 1800. [F:206]

If you have questions, please email me directly.

Pat Duncan
GenNutLdn@msn.com

Re: David Carlisle m Marry Etta Brown

gketterl10 — 2009-10-07 15:32:06Z

I wonder if there is some relation here....my ancestor, James came from Loudoun County, VA to HIghland County, Ohio. I have never been sure of his parents" names. He was James Carlisle, born about 1758 and died in 1833. He had two wives. Nancy Williams and Sarah Reno.

David Carlisle m Marry Etta Brown

JDrake3679 — 2009-10-06 23:00:07Z

I'm looking for a David Carlile (Carlyle or Carlisle). He married Mary Etta Brown on April 22, 1760. Mary Etta's parents - James Brown and Margaret Kerr. Believe David was born 1724 in Hunterdon County, NJ and died 1797. David and Marry Etta moved to Loudoun County VA and raised their family (I have info on their children.) Anyone have ANY info on David, his parents, sisters, brothers...

Re: James Carlisle/Carlile, ca. 1715-1802

bcarlisle25 — 2009-09-17 14:35:24Z

I have been following all these interesting points concerning James and would appriciate any more information concerning his children, especially John. Does anyone know if he or any of his siblings may have migrated to Pennsylvania? I know this is a tough one but I am trying to establish a link to the Carlisles who settled around the Juniata/Mifflin area of Pa. around 1750.

Bill Carlisle

Re: James Carlisle/Carlile, ca. 1715-1802

RRCSr — 2009-09-17 14:24:23Z

I turned over the information I had to a cousin but going from memory the James you refer to may be the second James. The family repeatedly used the names John, Robert, and James
creating some confusion. His father, James died in 1753 in Augusta County and was from Newry Parrish, County of Down, Northern Ireland. His will is also in the Augusta Will Book.
You may want to contact Pat or Ted Eggleston telford@exis.net
Sorry I was not able to do more.

Re: James Carlisle/Carlile, ca. 1715-1802

wllw703 — 2009-09-17 11:30:08Z

Chalkley's only entry from WB 1, p. 3, names John Wilson, admin. of Robert Wilson.
I find James first in Augusta Court Order Book 3, p. 415, when he & mother, Elizabeth are named on 21 Mar 1753, admin. of his father, James. Their bond is on p. 427 of ACCOB 3.
James is of legal age (at least 22), so he was b. no later than
21 Mar 1751.
Do you have info on his father, mother & sisters, if any?

Re: James Carlisle/Carlile, ca. 1715-1802

RRCSr — 2009-09-16 07:10:56Z

The names you mentioned are likely to be my family. If so, James did not go anywhere but is buried behind Clover Creek Presbyterian chapel 7 miles South of McDowell in Highland County, Virginia. Some confusion exists due to shifting boundaries: the Carliles never moved but county lines did. Their land was originally in Augusta County, then Bath County and finally Highland County. James' headstone reads, "Revolutionary War Soldier - died 1802" James was badly wounded at Guilford Court House and was carried home by brothers Robert & John. Start at Augusta County Will Book #1, page 3.

Re: James Carlisle/Carlile, ca. 1715-1802

EKetterl — 2009-08-28 17:01:11Z

Thanks so much. Will do.

Re: James Carlisle/Carlile, ca. 1715-1802

wllw703 — 2009-08-28 16:50:22Z

Correction. James was not a justice. First note on him names admin. of his estate. USGenWeb-Virginia is a good source. Go to VA files, scroll down to Chalkley's Chronicles. We may be verry distantly related. James is of the tree of a son-in-law
whose lines intersect with at least four of mine.

Re: James Carlisle/Carlile, ca. 1715-1802

gketterl10 — 2009-08-27 15:45:41Z

Thank you so much. I will try to find that will. Are you and I related? Genie Ketterl

Re: James Carlisle/Carlile, ca. 1715-1802

wllw703 — 2009-08-27 02:56:02Z

James was more likely b. ca. 1715. He was on the first panel of judges named when Augusta County was formed in 1745.
He m. Nancy Campbell, b. ca. 1716, d/o William & Sarah, in 1746 in Augusta Co. First ch. was Jane, b. 24 Nov 1746, d. 1787. His son, James was b. ca. 1758. James' will is found in Bath Co. Will Book (WB) 1, p. 211. It is dtd 16 Jan 1802 & probated at the Jun 1802 session of the Bath Co. Court. Sons, John & James are named executors; so James was still in Virginia in January 1802. Other sons named are Robert, William, Samuel, & Alexander. Also named are wife, Nancy & daughters, Jinny, Nancy, & Elizabeth Hicklin. His inventory was submitted 14 Jun 1802, WB 1, p. 224.

Re: James Carlisle/Carlile, ca. 1715-1802

gketterl10 — 2009-08-26 16:08:25Z

I have an ancestor - James Carlisle born 1725 in Orange County, VA- died in 1802 in Jackson River, Bath, VA--- He married Nancy Rachel Campbell in 1716 in Augusta, VA. My direct ancestor must be his son- James who emigrated to Ohio in 1800 to start Tobacco farming. I would like to know more about the will you mentionned. I am not absolutely positive that my James is the son of this James????

James Carlisle/Carlile, ca. 1715-1802

wllw703 — 2009-08-25 17:56:48Z

Looking for info on James, b. ca. 1715, perhaps in Orange Co., VA, will probated Jun 1802 Bath Co., VA, court, & his children.. He m. ca. 1746, Nancy Rachel CAMPBELL, d/o William & Sarah Campbell. Will names wife, Nancy & ch., John, James, Robert, William , Samuel, Alexander, Jinny, Nancy, & Elizabeth Hicklin. Is the Robert Carlyle whose will was probated at the same court the son named in James' will?

Re: David & Rhoda Jane (Bailey) Carlisle of Kalkaska, MI

imacutegal — 2009-08-14 23:25:33Z

Thank you very much for the information. I had some of it (I knew about Almina), but I was surprised to learn about Pheba. I didn't know about her. Actually, Pheba was the daughter of David's second wife. I still don't know anything about his first wife. Almina, therefore, was David's third wife. There were one or two more after Almina. Contact me at Imacutegal@AOL.com and we can discuss all this. Thank you again for contacting me with this information!

Terri Mulliken Allen

Re: David & Rhoda Jane (Bailey) Carlisle of Kalkaska, MI

imacutegal — 2009-08-13 02:32:44Z

I'm so glad to hear from you! We have a match! Could I get your email address? I have quite a bit of info on David Carlisle.

Re: David & Rhoda Jane (Bailey) Carlisle of Kalkaska, MI

pacooley — 2009-08-13 01:56:26Z

Recently discovered your request re: David Carlisle. Your description fits like a puzzle piece in my search. David Carlisle's 2nd marriage was to my great great grandmother, Almina (Wilhelmina Beitner Johnson)Carlisle. David's daughter (Pheba Carlisle) by his 1st wife was approx. 10 yrs old when he married Almina. Almina died 8 yrs later. The 1900 Census for Grand Traverse County lists both David & Pheba AND a "border" Nellie Myers. David had 4 sibs: George, Horace, Esther & Jenusa. Since David is not my blood line, I havent pursued further inquiry re: 1st wife or Pheba. Please let me know if this is helpful to you.

Re: Carlisles in Ireland, Canada & Michigan

KWhite0860 — 2009-08-05 03:43:46Z

Hi John,

I don't know of anyone in our family who lived in Kent Co. So far as I've been able to research they arrived in Michigan about 1868, settling in St Clair Co., having come from Ontario. The first of the family to arrive in Ontario came from Northern Ireland although he attended college in Glasgow.

I grew up in Michigan and remember how rare the name Carlisle was outside the thumb area.

Kathy

Re: William Carlisle or Carlyle

clatamac — 2009-07-26 03:44:30Z

Ramona, I am very much interested in your Carlisle's from Mississippi. What proof do you have that Susan P who mar David Buffkin, Elizabeth A who mar Solomom Buffkin and Edmund J who mar Dulley Maxwell were the children of William Carlisle? I have a great deal of information on this line of Carlisle's and would be happy to compare and share data. Thanks, Clata McCarver

Thomas Carlisle/Carlyle - 1884-1905 - Edgecombe Co., NC

MaryKayLand49 — 2009-06-29 09:16:14Z

Looking for the parents of Thomas Carlisle/Carlyle of the Edgecombe County, NC area. The only information I have is that he was born 24 March 1884, married Etta Coker on 3 Jan 1902 in Edgecombe County, NC; had a son Joseph Lee "Jodie" Carlyle 13 July 1905 in Edgecombe County, NC and Thomas died 25 Sep 1905. Any leads appreciated!

Re: Carlisles in Ireland, Canada & Michigan

jbteneyck1743 — 2009-08-03 13:50:52Z

Ms "K",
My Carlyles arrived in 1838/1842 to Kent Co., MI and some members went to Saginaw and Bay City. This branch of the family originally came from Dumfries and Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland. Other surnames include, Caird, McNish, Rigg, Howat to name a few.
John jbteneyck1743@aim.com

Re: Chambliss Carlisle

rickelgin64 — 2009-07-15 03:09:16Z

Chambliss Carlisle died on 2/27/1867 in Raleigh now Memphis, Shelby Co., TN.
Chambliss is an ancestor of my cousin that I was assisting with her ancestry.
Her direct line is from Chambliss' daughter Elizabeth who married Ivy Sparkman.

Rick
rwe38133@yahoo.com

CARLISLE Charles Lee 1923-2000

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-22 02:25:45Z

CARLISLE Charles Lee 1923-2000

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,884 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: Elizabeth Carlisle of Ireland & KY

VirginiaWB — 2009-06-30 20:23:34Z

Some of your data is incorrect.
William James Warnock b. 1746 Ire.d. 10 Nov 1837; m. Elizabeth Carlisle. Children Samuel LAKEN Warnock b. 17 Jan 1776; James Warnock Jr. b. 12 Jun 1781; (George) Johnson Warnock b. 1782; William J. Warnock dob unk. d. 10 Mar 1866
I descend from William J. Warnock & Mary Forester. Glad to share my own 25+ yrs. research plus that of Greenup Co. cousins. Too much to enter here, please contact me at ginia2@san.rr.com

Re: Elizabeth Carlisle of Ireland & KY

VirginiaWB — 2009-07-03 20:39:55Z

It is not certain that William J. Warnock was a "junior" in today's use of the word. No documentation has been found for his middle name. His older brother James was known as "junior" which, then, was used to differentiate a son from another relative of the same name - grandfather, uncle, older cousin, etc.
I don't know where you got your information, but it would seem that someone thought James Jr. & William J. were the same individual.
That I do not have the parents / ancestry of most of the wives, doesn't mean the information may not be out there - only that I have not yet researched most of the "married ins" except for my own line.
Following are immediate families of oldest to youngest son. I left out full dates for the sake of brevity. [Where first name is in parentheses, the individual was known by middle name]:
SAMUEL LAKEN WARNOCK + Rachel LOWREY (m. 1906). (Don't have her parents).
Children: Mahala/Matilda (one may be nickname); Sarah Ann "Sally; Elizabeth Floyd "Betsy"; Mary; Jane; Lavinia/Lavina; Andrew Jackson; Teresa; Frank; William Lowrey; James Carlisle.
JAMES WARNOCK, Jr. + Rebecca HOWE, b. 1784, d. 1866 (m.1801/2, d/o John William Howe & Mary Ann Waggoner).
Children: Elizabeth; Sarah W. "Sallie"; Matthew Scott, Sr.; Mary; John William Howe; William Howe [not a repeat]; Cynthia; Julia Ann; James Wesley; Matilda; Samuel Price.
(GEORGE)JOHNSON WARNOCK + Elizabeth B. "Betsy" FORESTER b. 1780 (m. 1813. Don't have her parents)
Children: Carlisle; Malinda Elizabeth; Martha D.; Robert; James; Teresa; Lavinia.
WILLIAM J. WARNOCK + MARY LUCY FORESTER b. 1782 (m. 1806), father, David Forester, mother, Elizabeth ____.
Children: Elizabeth; Lydia; Mary; William; (John) Wesley
[this is my ancestor]; John R.; David F.; Frances W.; America "Mae"; Ann; Malinda Alice "Linnie"; Nancy F.; Cynthia Catherine "Kate".

I have full date & place names for many of these entries and for the wives & descendants of many of the children, but to post them here would be just too time consuming.

Re: Elizabeth Carlisle of Ireland & KY

VirginiaWB — 2009-07-03 20:39:25Z

Re: Elizabeth Carlisle of Ireland & KY

oclarke11 — 2009-07-01 00:47:36Z

Thank you for the info. I have corrected what I had except I have William James Jr. marr to Rebecca Howe. Was Mary Forrester his 1st or 2nd wife. The info I have was sent to me by another researcher so I have not verified it. Also was Mary Forrester sister to Elizabeth that marr George? Any info you wish to share will be appreciated.
Ollie

Re: Elizabeth Carlisle of Ireland & KY

oclarke11 — 2009-07-05 01:21:25Z

Thank you so much for the info on the Warnock family. I'm not sure I have them straight. Am still confused who it was that marr Mary Lucy Forrester. Was she 2nd wife of William James who marr Rebecca Howe & was she related to Elizabeth.
Please get me straight.
Ollie

Elizabeth Carlisle of Ireland & KY

oclarke11 — 2009-06-24 17:21:35Z

Need parents & siblings for Elizabeth & her husband William James Warnock Sr. They were both b in Ireland They were b abt 1750. Not sure when they went to KY but all their children were b there. Have their children as:
Samuel Lincoln b 17 Jan 1776 in Greenup Co marr Rachel Lowery . Need her parents & siblings. Have their children.
William Jr. b abt 1777 marr Rebecca Howe. Need her parents & siblings & children for her & William.
George Johnson b abt 1778 marr Elizabeth Forrester also need her parents & siblings & their children. Any info appreciated.
Ollie

Re: Carlisle

babbsjdc — 2009-07-15 02:03:26Z

I have an uncle(that I do not know) that is James M. born around 1916 in Clay County (FLora, IL) Would this be him?

Re: Carlisle

babbsjdc — 2009-07-10 14:47:50Z

I am sorry I do not. They had 5 children, and I only knew of 3, Corrine, Sherman and Dugan. I am assuming that they lived in Flora, Illinois or that vicinity at some point because that is where my dad (Sherman) was born. Sherman was born in 1916 and his mom (Amanda) died when he was 7 and his father (William C) died when he was 17. This is what I was told when I was still in school, so dates might not be accurate.

Barb

Carlisle

babbsjdc — 2009-07-10 00:11:19Z

Looking for info and relatives of William Crawford Carlisle and Amanda Jane (Jennings)Carlisle. They were my grandparents that I never met due to their death before I was born. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Carlisle Family of Ottawa and Kent County, Michigan

mcleodofmchenry — 2009-06-10 20:54:26Z

I am just starting to research this line of the family. Carrie M Carlisle Perrin was the mother of my mother-in-law. I would like to make contact for more information. (I am a McLeod by marriage, but I do not believe there is a connection to Margaret McLeod, wife of Thomas.)
Thanks,
Judy
mcleodofmchenry@yahoo.com

Re: Lewis Carlisle circa 1790

karenjcd — 2009-07-04 00:02:03Z

My gg Grandfather, William Ebenezer Carlisle is the brother of your Grandmother Melissa Jane Sophi Carlisle. Would like to trade info with you.

Re: Carlisle

EdithHobbs40 — 2009-07-10 13:29:35Z

Please give us some dates and places. Do you know when they died and the town or state?

Jane

Re: Carlisle

EdithHobbs40 — 2009-07-10 16:26:59Z

On Ancestry.com on OneWorldTree, Vickie McCracken put this family tree:

1. John Green Carlisle, b. 1807 KY, d. 1877, Clay Co., Illinois, m. Hannah Smith.

2. James M. Carlisle, b. abt. 1844, Orange Co., Indiana, d. ?, Clay Co., IL, m. Mary Ann Stokes, 1871, Orange Co., IN.

3. William Crawford Carlisle, b.11 Apr 1885, Flora, Clay Co., IL, d.04 Nov 1956, Flora, IL, m. Amanda Jane Jennings, abt. 1913, Flora, IL.

4. Sherman Edward Carlisle, b. 26 Mar 1918, Flora, Clay Co., IL, m. 01 Jun 1939, Coles, IL, Beradine (Bernadine?) Woodrun, d. 11 Mar 1950, Coles, IL.

You should always double check any info you get. If you will e-mail me, I will send you the brothers and sisters and other wives that were listed. jandjhobbs@consolidated.net

Jane Carlile Hobbs

Re: Richard Carlisle, d. 1739, VA

Carlisle97 — 2009-07-29 04:33:38Z

Richard Carlisle was actually married to Mary Chambliss who was the daughter of Henry Chambliss Sr. and Mary Tatum. I know some of the online trees show it the way you laid it out but they are incorrect.

Note - Henry was married twice...his other wife was Mary Moore

Re: Chambliss Carlisle

Carlisle97 — 2009-07-29 03:04:17Z

I mean 1820 on the witness of the will. Sorry

Re: Chambliss Carlisle

Carlisle97 — 2009-07-29 03:03:15Z

You may want to check the dates out a little more.I had thought he died in the 1860s too, then found he was still living at age 74 with his son. He is listed on the 1870 census 6th Civil District, Shelby Tenn. page 144. The scribe mistook the name for Chambley Carlisle but on close inspection you can tell it is Chambliss. He had $2000 of real estate. Quiet a sum for those days. Chambliss was a witness to William Herbert's will in 1920 and moved to Tenn between 1835 and 1840. He is in my direct line also through James V. Carlisle one of his sons.
Its nice to visit with someone from Elizabeth's line.
Steve

Re: CARLISLE FAMILY NAME

mrsawc — 2009-08-01 18:39:34Z

Hello

My name is Stacey Carlisle and my husband is Aaron Carlisle I am trying to put together a family tree for my children and husband and would like to know if you have any information on the Carlisle Family of Wayne Carlisle who is the son of David Earl Carlisle who is the son of John W. Carlisle who is the son of George W. Carlisle. I have been to the Genalogical Societies in Mississippi and have found some of your findings on George W. Carlisle but some of the pages were cut off if you have any information will you please let me know my e-mail is mrsawc@hotmail.com I would appreciate any help you might be able to give me.
Thanks
Stacey Carlisle

Re: Carlisle name

mrsawc — 2009-08-01 18:33:28Z

Hello
My name is Stacey Carlisle I am trying to do a family tree for my husband Aaron Carlise his dad is Wayne Carlisle who is the son of David Earl Carlisle who is the son of John W. Carlisle who is the son of George W Carlisle if you have any information about this family will you please contact me.
Thanks
Stacey

Re: Richard Carlisle, d. 1739, VA

bcarlisle25 — 2009-07-30 13:07:34Z

Do you have any information / names of Richard and Mary's children besides Nathaniel?

J.D. & Cupidene Carlisle

roehea — 2009-07-24 00:26:37Z

I am searching for information on this couple for a friend. Both were born in Alabama, and Cupidene's obituary indicates that she was born in Pike Co., Alabama - but does not list a maiden name.

J.D. was born abt. 1917, Cupidene 2 Jan 1919 (died 9 Jan 2004 in Winter Haven, Florida).

They had at least five children: Robert Harold, Carolyn, Phillip, Royce Hayward, and Earl. At least three children were born in Alabama before the family relocated to Hillsborough Co., Florida in 1945 per Cupidene's obituary and the 1945 Florida Census.

Any information would be helpful, I have so far been unable to confirm Cupidene's maiden name or J.D.'s acutal name.

Re: carlile/carlisle/scotland

JerryOdin — 2009-06-21 00:50:04Z

I, too, am looking for info on William Carlile. He was my g-grandfather. Bessie was his daughter, not his wife. His wife was Mary Somerville (1835-1910) Born in Moneymore, Ireland. Came to American in 1853 aboard the passenger shi Hanna Crooker.

Jonathan CARLISLE wed Leah DAVIS Mont. Co., MD 1820's?

Link_Davis — 2009-07-08 11:51:09Z

Seeking information on David DAVIS who died about 1813 in Willistown Township, Chester Co. PA. Wife was Susanna.
Children were Joel DAVIS (Mary, Chester Co., PA); Leah CARLISLE (Jonathan CARLISLE, Montgomery Co., Maryland); Sarah TERRY (John TERRY, Bucks Co., PA); Gamelial DAVIS (Montgomery Co., Maryland); Cheyney DAVIS (Lydia, Philadelphia); George DAVIS (Chester Co., PA); Job DAVIS (Chester Co., PA); and Hannah WATSON (Henry WATSON, Bucks Co., PA).

Mary Singer Carlisle 1873-1961 Zanesville, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2009-08-05 21:18:35Z

Mrs. Mary G. Carlisle, 87, of 837 Vine street (Zanesville, Ohio) died at 12:35 a.m. Thursday in Highland Rest Home where she had been a patient for two months. She was the widow of Augustus Carlisle who died in 1936.
A lifelong resident of Muskingum county, (Ohio) she was born Dec. 12, 1873, a daughter of John and Lucinda Carr Singer.
Mrs. Carlisle was a member of St Paul A.M.E Church, it's Missionary society, Mother's Club and Stewardess Board.
Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Florence Seward of Columbus, Ohio and several nieces and nephews.
Friends may call at Hillis Funeral Home after noon today.
Services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday in St. Paul A.M.E church with the Rev. Brooks Highgate officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery

Zanesville Times Recorder
Friday, October 13, 1961

Re: CARLISLE FAMILY NAME

iv68harris — 2009-08-02 17:21:28Z

Hi Stacey, I am sorry I cannot help you regarding your Carlisle Family. WE do have family who went to, or came from America, but none of your names tally with any of mine. Sorry I cannot be of more help, best wishes and happy hunting, Irene

Re: Landan/Landon Carlisle b.1802VA>OH>IN

vadenmac1 — 2009-07-21 17:34:20Z

I am researching Landon Carlisle's wife, Nancy. I believe she was born Nancy McDonald, about 1811 in VA. Landon is buried in North Woodlawn Cemetery, Walkerton, St Joseph County, IN. Nancy is believed to be buried there but no grave stone exits for her.

Richard Carlisle/Ricardo Carlisle

octsammy — 2009-06-24 17:44:14Z

I am looking for anyone who has information about my ancestor Richard/Ricardo Carlisle. He was born 9 January 1916 in Minnesota and died 25 February 1996 in New York. His SS record shows his last address in White Plains. Any information would be wonderful.