Carlyle - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Carlyle

elaine_lloyd1 — 2012-04-24 16:31:34Z

Dear Jane & John

Yes, James (Jimmy) Carlyle (a builde) married Minnie (Honeybone) and they both lived in Waikari, North Canterbury, New Zealand. Minnie Carlyle was my grandfather's sister. A daughter of James & Minnie still lives in Waikari. I believe there was six children in their family. Just chanced upon your posting when looking up family information. All the best in obtaining more for your family tree. Elaine

Re: Carlyle

elaine_lloyd1 — 2012-04-24 16:31:33Z

George Carlyle (Carlisle) and Minerva Annie Carlyle of Walnut Ridge, Arkansas

brownapril1960 — 2012-04-17 23:00:49Z

I am looking for any helpful information on my great-grandparents, George Carlyle (or Carlisle) and Minerva Annie Carlyle of Walnut Ridge, Arkansas. They were married in 1908 and had one child together, my grandmother, Grethel Azalea Carlyle (aka Bobbie Lee Carlisle) who was born in 1910. This was a second marriage for each of them. George was born around 1885 or 1886 and was previously married to Iva Roberts in 1903. They had two children together, Earl and Granville (Granvel). Minerva's maiden name was O'Neal; she was born in August 1876 and she was previously married to Dick H. Pearce. They had two children together, Peter William Pearce and Enoch Pearce. Both George and Minerva seem to have died within a few years of 1910 and the children were separated and sent to live with various relatives. I have no information on who their ancestors were.

Re: CARLYLE Donald R - Vietnam Wall section 34W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

dpcarlyle — 2012-03-18 02:08:09Z

Donald R Carlyle was my 1st cousin. He quit high school to join the Army and was sent to vietnam where he was killed in action. We are related to the Austin family through my grandfather Pleasnt Liola Carlyle mother who was Martha J Austin. He lived with his Uncle P W Jefferson Austin in Texas for a while when he was 8 years old then came back to
Tenn at age 16 years old. Any info you can share would be appericiated.

John Carlyle, b. ca 1820 (Glasgow?) Scotland

aawm720 — 2012-02-07 08:08:11Z

Seeking anyone researching the family of John Carlyle, b. ca 5-5-1820, Scotland; died 2-3-1871 Coles County, IL. Married Elizabeth Campbell. Parents of: George Carlyle b. 1844 Glasgow Scotland; John Carlyle b. 1846 Stafordshire, England; Robert Carlyle b. 1852 Glasgow, Scotland; Charles Carlyle b. 1856 Scotland, Virginia, or Ohio (conflicting source information).

Re: Samuel Carlyle - Carlisle

SusanCarlisleBranam — 2012-01-13 19:18:04Z

Hi, We are cousins on both Carlile and Hall side. This thread is not connected to our Samuel Carlile. To answer your question,
Martha's parents were William Dallas Carlile and Nancy Jane Flannigan.
Nancy Jane Flannigan is related to me as well, through the Oglesbys. Lando Hall was my grandmother's brother. William Dallas Carlile was brother of my great grandfather Richard Carlile. Please email me directly at scarlislebranam@hotmail.com.

Susan

Re: Samuel Carlyle - Carlisle

rdh4159 — 2012-01-12 16:04:31Z

my grandmother is martha carlyle, she married lando hall, they had 8 children, she passed away about 1923 very young,of a flu outbreak along with two of th children.they lived in souther illinoi williams and hamiltion county. need help finding her farther and mother

Re: Samuel Carlyle - Carlisle

msc_44 — 2011-11-06 22:34:16Z

Hi Rhonda

Do you have a brother you can Ydna test to see if your line does come from Thomas Carlile b 1845 Lenoir, North Carolina that married Alice Potter b 15 May 1847 Lenoir, North Carolina because I see other post saying Alice Potter's brother may have killed Thomas Carlile before Alexander Carlile was born in 16 Aug 1876 Lenoir, North Carolina and Alexander and his brother Thomas took there mothers last name of Potter.

If your interested here is a link to the carlile dna group
http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Carlile/default.aspx?sec...

and here is a link to get the ydna testing done

https://www.familytreedna.com

It has to be a direct male descendant of Thomas Carlile b 1845 Lenoir, North Carolina

so it would look like this
Thomas Carlile b 1845 Lenoir, North Carolina
Alexander Potter b 16 Aug 1876 Lenoir, North Carolina
Robert Franklin Potter b 12 Mar 1912 Lenoir, North Carolina
David Franklin Potter b 2 Aug 1946 Wayne, North Carolina
then one of David's sons

Re: Samuel Carlyle - Carlisle

msc_44 — 2011-11-06 22:33:41Z

Here is my tree and It has all the information your looking for

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

Re: Samuel Carlyle - Carlisle

msc_44 — 2011-11-06 22:32:25Z

1850 United States Census
Lenoir, North Carolina
Samuel Carliles
Mulatto

1860 United States Census
Lenoir, North Carolina
Samuel Carlisles
white

1870 United States Census
Lenoir, North Carolina
Samuel Carlile
white

It looks like the Census taker made an error on the 1850 Census and its the same Samuel Carlile the same children too

Re: Samuel Carlyle - Carlisle

rreneeolson — 2011-11-06 20:08:11Z

My husband seems to think the same as well. That the census taker was in error, because everything else shows white as the race.

Re: Samuel Carlyle - Carlisle

rreneeolson — 2011-11-06 20:06:26Z

Alex's mother Alice was married to Thomas. And he is not a direct descendant of Thomas. However, Alex married Myrtle Carlisle and she is the daughter of Levi Carlisle, who is Thomas's brother, both Samuel's Children.

I have no brothers. My father did have a brother and they have sons, but we are estranged. I'm not sure that they would participate. I'll have a look at your links though.

Thanks so much
Renee

Re: Samuel Carlyle - Carlisle

rreneeolson — 2011-11-06 01:02:48Z

Thanks so much for sharing this. I noticed in the 1850 Census it lists the family as Mulatto but the subsequent census records do not. Would you happen to know if this is a different Samuel Carlisle?

I'll have to take some time to go through the info you sent in your tree. You've done a lot of work, just clicking back a few pages I see "Scotland". Looks promising.
:)

Thank you AGain

Samuel Carlyle - Carlisle

rreneeolson — 2011-11-03 19:39:24Z

Looking for info on Samuel Carlisle/Carlyle Born about 1808 two of his sons were Thomas and Levi. His wife was Nancy Waters Carlisle.

They lived in Moseley Hall, Lenoir, North Carolina, United States

I find conflicting records one says "white" one says "mulatto".

Looking for parents of Samuel or more information on Samuel.

Samuel is Levi Carlyle's father
Levi is Myrtle Carlyle's Father
Myrtle is Robert Franklin Potter's Mother
Robert is David Franklin Potter's father
David is my father

Re: Carlyle, McConnell near Mountain Twp, Dundas Co., Ontario

Wr1ghts — 2011-10-11 23:17:42Z

thanks Helen for trying.

some say my John Thomas is from Ecclefecan I don't have a document myself to prove it, but do believe definately in the dummfriesshire. When I was young my grandfather showed me a book of poetry signed by a "great great uncle". I thought it might have been Thomas Carlyle (famous author) but just when I thought I had everything connected it, some info (or lack of) put a "wrench" into the lineage!!!

Re: Carlyle, McConnell near Mountain Twp, Dundas Co., Ontario

HelenHamilton83 — 2011-10-11 17:50:15Z

I have a lot of information on Carlyles from Scotland (my families come from around W. Lothian and Stirlingshire mostly).

The names John, Walter, William and James are all prominent in my families, but I cannot directly tie in your John Thomas.
Also, one Carlyle wife was Mary Brown and one Mary Martin- also Janet is common in my families.

I am also in Ontario - in Port Rowan. Not sure if I can be of any further help.

Re: Carlyle, McConnell near Mountain Twp, Dundas Co., Ontario

Wr1ghts — 2011-10-11 16:15:27Z

I am looking for info/connections for my ggg grandfather John Thomas Carlyle (b 13 Dec 1826, Scotland). He married Elizabeth Rebecca Blount in 1857. I cannot find any marriage registration not any birth registrations for their children (born in Normanby, Ontario) I can find census when they were in Algoma district (bright township). On 1901 census it says he came to Canada in 1855, however cannot find any documents for him.

I am at a loss and hoping someone has some insight.

I have some leads per the Scottish naming patterns, so possible father would be William Carlyle and mother Mary and my ggg grandfather may have had a brother Joseph, Walter or William. If they used the variation naming pattern then possible father would be Thomas and mother Jenette.

Help????

Re: CARLYLE/CARLISLE/CARLILE ORIGINALLY WEST LOTHIAN, SCOTLAND

rfcarlisle4367 — 2011-03-24 20:14:25Z

Hi, I don't know if I will be of any help but you might be able to help me. I have had troubles of getting back an farther than William Carlisle born in Tennessee in 1817. I thought that his father might have been a James but someone has emailed me and said that his father might have been Martin Carlyle. I'm not sure why the change in the spelling of the last name. Anyway, they moved to Indiana in the mid 1840's and had a son, David, that was born in 1850 in Indiana. Any help that you have would make me very thankful.
Russ Carlisle

Carlyles - Scots to AMERICA, NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA

jbteneyck1743 — 2011-03-13 10:40:20Z

How did our ancestors start their emigration? On my 2009 trip to Dumfries, Scotland, I found an advertisement in the 1837 "Dumfries Weekly Journal" for a steamer trip, (thrice weekly), on the "Countess of Nithdale" from Carsethorn, (Viking origins), on the Stoway Firth in Kirkcudbrightshire and also Glencaple on the River Nith in Dumfrieshire to Liverpool, England. Five pence for passage on the deck and 14 pence for a cabin. This water passage would have saved the emigrants 156 mile overland/six to seven day, trip. NOTE: Some immigrants were required to bring their own FOOD for an six-eight week passage! Yours Aye, John

Re: Carlyle - CLARK/HOWAT of Corra/Kirkgunzeon, Scotl'd

jbteneyck1743 — 2011-03-13 09:26:23Z

Sheena,
Sorry this has taken so long to reply. My John CARLYLE, 1771-1841, married Margeret RIGG, 1781-1930, married 1803. Found them both buried at Terregles Kirk, Terregles Parish, KKD. However would like to confirm his parents, which I show Robt Carlyle and Janet Caird..
Thank you for your patience, John jbteneyck1743@aim.com

Re: Carlyle/Carlile

JoelHutto — 2011-02-27 17:29:40Z

Are you working on the Hamilton side of the family as well?

Joel

CARLYLE Donald R - Vietnam Wall section 34W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-12-09 13:21:40Z

CARLYLE Donald R - Vietnam Wall section 34W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 218,982 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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

John richard carlyle sr

Bethcarlyle59 — 2010-11-13 22:16:18Z

My grandfather John richard carlyle sr was married to alice mosley. He had brothers and sisters but was bound out as a child and we have no records of his brothers or sisters. John sr had three children, John Richard Jr, James Lewis, and eva mae. My dad john jr,uncle james and aunt eve mae have all died, but we would like to locate any imformation about other family members. We have been told that carlyle orginated in Scotland, but have no idea. Thanks

GALLOWAY - CARLYLE

jbteneyck1743 — 2010-10-27 13:31:00Z

Looking for George Carlyle, b. 1819 and his wife, Nancy Galloway b. 1834, who were married 1862 in Kent Co., MI. They settled in Montague, Muskegon Co.,MI.. They had children: Leroy, b. 1864, George, Jr., b. 1866, John W., b. 1875-1932, and Florence May, b.1868-1935. There is some evidence that part of this family moved to Wisconsin. I am looking for the final resting place/date of Nancy, George, Sr., Leroy and Geo., Jr. Please and thanks, John

Re: CARLYLE/CARLISLE/CARLILE ORIGINALLY WEST LOTHIAN, SCOTLAND

Loylyn — 2010-09-24 20:25:22Z

Helen your query was posted so long ago, hope you are still on. I have a Samuel Brown Carlye and a Emma (Emily) Carlye listed as marrying people in my line. I have always wondered if they were related but have had trouble finding anything about them here at the library in Indiana. I am wondering if the name should have been Carlyle or one of the other variations. If you send me your email I will try to write and see if we can connect and of the dots!!!!! My email is nshelton40@gmail.com. Your query mentions Carlyles in Indiana.

John K CARLYLE w. Geneva - Michigan

jbteneyck1743 — 2010-09-16 17:00:19Z

Trying to find parents of John K., 1888-1965. Maiden name of wife, Geneva, 1903-1988. They are buried at Lakeside Cem., Muskegon, Mich. Please and thanks, John B.

Re: Carlyle-Slater

NoreneMoore54 — 2010-08-25 23:42:27Z

Thank you, but so far I have not found a Sophia Slater in any of the records. My g grandfather had a brother named James but I know nothing about him, if he was married or had a family or where he lived. He did visit Tx in the late 1800's but that is all I know. If I ever learn anything about a Sophia I will let you know. What time frame are you talking about for Sophia?

Re: Carlyle-Wilson

NoreneMoore54 — 2010-08-25 23:04:05Z

Hello Pattie, Things are beginning to calm down. I lost my husband 2 years ago in May, we were married 50 years and 3 months to the day when he passed away.
We were (George and I) working on the Carlyle's and you had ask me about what Juanita and I had found on the Wilson-Parkers.
I don't know what you have but my G Grandparents William M and Margaret Wilson Carlyle and Thomas and Agnes Wilson Parker came to Texas and 1st stopped in Coaltown, no longer there,near Gordon, and then moved on to the land they bought. They were all there for the 1880 census. I will wait for you to let me know what you want or need.
Thank you for getting in touch with me. My email is norene40@yahoo.com

Re: Carlyle-Wilson

PattieKnighton48 — 2010-08-25 20:06:18Z

I hope things are better for you now ---I AM Juanita's "neice" (we are actually 2nd or 3rd cousins --- doesn't matter). I haven't been in touch with Mr. Carlyle in awhile, but would love to re-connect with both of you. Can you remember what information we were trying to find? pk

Re: Carlyle, McConnell near Mountain Twp, Dundas Co., Ontario

Sherlock1997 — 2010-08-13 00:47:01Z

We must have lots of Carlyles in common: I have a huge family tree of CARLYLEs, including 22 Walters ... none of them are in my line of descent, as far as I know ... I think my GG William Carlyle 1788-1857 of Sprinkell, Dumfries was somehow related to at least one of the Walters ... because William thought his own father Thomas Carlyle 1759-1821 was born at Turfrigg and his son William Carlyle 1820-1903 of Eaglesfield (my great grandfather) made a coffin for Walter Carlyle 1762-1846 of Turfrigg (spouse was Mary Edgar). Relationship not known. Walter’s children were born in “Oldhall” and “Watstown”.
My GG William Carlyle and his wife Jean Johnston and five adult children all emigrated together to Toronto, Ontario in 1849.
This is the family of Walter who died in 1846:
•1841 Census of Dumfries: Parish: Kirkpatrick Fleming; Household: Turfrigg:
Carlyle, Walter 79 Farmer
Carlyle, Thomas 40
Carlyle, David 30 Clogmaker
Carlyle, Matthew 25 Ag. labourer
Carlyle, Ann 25
Carlyle, Mary 8
Carlyle, Robert 6
Carlyle, Walter 4
Carlyle, George 2
•Pennersaugh Burial Ground: #187 Mary Edgar spouse to Walter Carlyle in Potstown who died 4th Jul 1813 age 41 years also Robert Carlyle their son who died at Craighouse 16th May 1822 age 22 years also Walter Carlyle who died at Turfrigg 13th Aug 1846 age 84 years.
I have your Thomas Walter Carlyle and Eliza jane McConnell in my database, along with thousands of CARLYLE "other who are not not my branch" so maybe we can share info.

Re: Carlyle, McConnell near Mountain Twp, Dundas Co., Ontario

ColeenChristensen — 2010-08-12 18:20:10Z

Followup--my username has changed since this post, but I'm still researching these people. I have a lot of new information since the original post, but am always looking for more.

Re: Carlyle DNA project

HelenHamilton83 — 2010-08-03 23:12:59Z

Thanks for the info. I found the "Carlyle" book, now I just need the time to read it. Helen Carlyle Hamilton

Re: Carlyle - CLARK/HOWAT of Corra/Kirkgunzeon, Scotl'd

jbteneyck1743 — 2010-08-02 14:56:06Z

Sheena,
I just recieved your posting on ancestry. Wish I could help you on this family. The records for this time period are very scant - missing/not recorded etc etc...
So far I have never seen anyother researcher (except myself), post anything about URR...John B. Ten Eyck jbteneyck1743@aim.com

Re: Carlyle - CLARK/HOWAT of Corra/Kirkgunzeon, Scotl'd

SheenaRoss1 — 2010-08-01 21:04:56Z

I think Mary Carlyle 1775-1833 may be the sister of my ancestor John Carlyle 1773 - 1841. He married a Jean Burnie, farmed for some time in Urr and Kirkgunzeon parishes, and he and his family are also buried in Kirkgunzeon churchyard. Unfortunately have not been able to identify parents or place of birth.

Re: Carlyle-Wilson

NoreneMoore54 — 2010-07-31 18:01:20Z

Yes, the same family. I believe we were in touch once before but it was a terrible time in my life and when I tried to contact you your email address had changed. You are Juanita's niece, right? Are you still in touch with George Carlyle? His address changed also. Will be glad to share anything I have. Norene

Re: Carlyle-Wilson

NoreneMoore54 — 2010-07-31 17:39:56Z

Hi, my grandfather was Alexander Wilson Carlyle, brother to your Margaret. I have some on Margaret and Ross but I got it from Uncle Floyd, Alec's youngest child. He was the one to give me most of the info but he knew nicknames. Alexander, Lula Lee Jackson Carlyle and 2 of their sons, Floyd and William Berry (Bill) and Bill's wife Dee, were out there in the 40'.
I have a lot of info on the family here and would be glad to share. Norene

Re: Carlyle DNA project

SusanCarlisleBranam — 2010-07-29 16:04:20Z

Helen,

I have been told that it is on GoogleBooks, if you want to read it or save/print out portions. The book is from 1822. Scattered libraries have it.

I think this should be the link:

http://books.google.com/books?id=46tCAAAAYAAJ&printsec=f...

If the link doesn't work, do a Google search for the title. Also note that it has the CarliSle spelling.

Re: Carlyle DNA project

HelenHamilton83 — 2010-07-29 01:46:43Z

how/where can I get copy of the book "Collections for the history of the ancient family of Carlile"?

Thanks for your help. Helen Carlyle Hamilton

Re: Carlyle-Wilson

LolaSherrill59 — 2010-07-28 22:36:55Z

Carlyle and Wilson were my ggrandparents. My grandmother was a Carlyle who married James Ross Sanders. I will help you if I can and share info Jim Sanders

Re: George Washington Carlyle (1816-1855) VA>OH>MO

purgatori27 — 2010-07-26 05:11:50Z

I just noticed that I made a mistake when I said "Robert married Hannah Lupton". I meant Robert and his wife Judith Ann (1827?). Their son John W. (my ggggreat grandfather) was the one who married Hannah Lupton (1846).

Re: George W Carlyle /Va. Illinois

purgatori27 — 2010-07-26 05:05:58Z

I just noticed that I made a mistake when I said "Robert and his wife Hannah Lupton". I meant Robert and his wife Judith Ann (1827?). Their son John W. (my ggggreat grandfather) was the one who married Hannah Lupton (1846).

Re: Carlyle-Wilson

PattieKnighton48 — 2010-07-19 21:42:12Z

I remember you from years ago! Are you still looking for answers on our Scottish roots? Email me if you want to keep in touch. pk

Re: Carlyle-Wilson

PattieKnighton48 — 2010-07-19 21:37:56Z

I am familiar with William Carlyle b: 1845 in Scotland d: 1904 and is buried in the Davidson Cemetary in Erath County,TX. He m: Margaret Wilson b: 9/7/1854 Pittston, PA she died in 1914 and is also buried in Davidson cemetary. Am I correct in assuming she is the daughter of Alexander C. Wilson and Ann Walkingshaw? Their other daughter, Agnes Elizabeth was my g-g-g Grandmother and the wife of Thomas Parker. I would love to compare notes with you if you are interested. Please email Pattie Knighton at Knightons@suddenlink.net

Re: George Washington Carlyle (1816-1855) VA>OH>MO

purgatori27 — 2010-07-07 05:14:51Z

I have been researching my great grandfather's line for many months, and I would love to know if I fit into this puzzle here! I believe I have traced my heritage to Isaac Carlyle (born about 1770 in Hampshire Co.) who married L. (?, also about 1770?) who had 4 children that I could find: Isaac, Sarah, Robert and George. I am a descendant through Robert's line (married Hannah Lupton). In my notes on his family tree page, I have listed info from family search . org:
"North Okaw, Coles, Illinois
There is a 61 year old George Carlyle listed as Head of house with wife Evaline (61,VA) and son Jacob (32, VA). The men are farmers. I wonder if this is the same George. Also, was his middle name Washington?"
http : //www . familysearch.org/eng/search/Census/individual_record.asp?indi_code=1880US_6785508_0&lds=5&region=0&regionfriendly=1880+US+Census&frompage=99
Obviously, you have to remove the spaces there. Not sure if this is my kin, but it seems very likely. Please feel free to contact me at purgatori27 @ yahoo . com

Re: George W Carlyle /Va. Illinois

purgatori27 — 2010-07-07 04:44:26Z

Also, via the family search . org census info, I have him listed as being born in 1819, instead of 1817. Please feel free to contact me directly at purgatori27 @ yahoo . com

Re: George W Carlyle /Va. Illinois

purgatori27 — 2010-07-07 04:40:45Z

This is very cool! I have been researching my great grand father's line for many months. I managed to go all the way back to Isaac Carlyle (b. about 1770 in Hampshire Co.) married to L. (about 1770?) with 4 children: Isaac, Sarah, Robert, and George (I have notes wondering if his middle name was Washington). I descend from Robert and his wife Hannah Lupton. I'm not even really sure these are my relatives due to the name changing in our family from Carlyle to Carlisle (present). Here are the notes I made on my family tree page for George:
North Okaw, Coles, Illinois
There is a 61 year old George Carlyle listed as Head of house with wife Evaline (61,VA) and son Jacob (32, VA). The men are farmers. I wonder if this is the same George. Also, was his middle name Washington?
Apparently, I was searching family search . org when I came across this discovery. I don't have any more info, but I would LOVE to know if these people are MY (our) people!
www . familysearch . org/eng/search/Census/individual_record.asp?indi_code=1880US_6785508_0&lds=5&region=0&regionfriendly=1880+US+Census&frompage=99

Re: George W Carlyle /Va. Illinois

moshiko — 2010-04-25 23:29:00Z

This is my great great grandfather. I don't have much information but am willing to share what I have.

Re: George Washington Carlyle (1816-1855) VA>OH>MO

kevinmammen — 2010-04-04 01:46:54Z

I would be interested in any thing you have and would be willing to share please contact me at kevinmammen@yahoo.com
as I have said "LAFAYETTE CARLYLE " is my great great grandfather or send me your email and I will get back to you THANK YOU

Heather Carlyle Mammen

Re: George Washington Carlyle (1816-1855) VA>OH>MO

kevinmammen — 2010-03-25 21:34:37Z

I would be interested in what you have on the Carlyle family any thing would be of great help you can contact me at kevinmammen@yahoo.com this is my email adress as I said earlier lafayette carlyle is my great great grandfather I would love to here from you and see what information you have love to share looking forward to hearing from you

Heather Carlyle Mammen

Re: George Washington Carlyle (1816-1855) VA>OH>MO

dcarlyle2 — 2010-02-18 23:55:02Z

I have records that go back further than Lafayette. contact me at my email and I can send what I have.