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Re: Henry Lewis Carnes 1805

mamabuddy — 2009-11-07 16:33:11Z

i found arthur carnes married a susie mae baker arthur parnets was henry lewis carnes and janet jarret there children was , issac, sarah, james k, clark, john william, wilson, mary ellen, martha, cornelius, squrie, melvina, is this the right family let me know i email you several years ago so we are family do you live in wva im in the northern part of wva hop[e to heard from you soon my yahoo. email is wvmamabuddy@yahoo.com

Re: Wm. Carnes

tach60 — 2009-10-27 23:48:49Z

If you are still researching John & Ann Bell Carnes, I've been to Belfast Ireland attempting to locate Irish relatives. Nothing much so far. You can email me at tach60@verizon.net. I grew up on a farm near Poneto and have inherited Wm Carnes farm. I would like to know about their Irish family - names, location in Ireland etc. Thanks,

Re: Carnes Merriman

tach60 — 2009-10-27 23:44:26Z

I grew up on a farm outside Poneto. My Carnes connection is to Wm H Carnes who had a farm outside Poneto. I inherited it. I've done research in Ireland but not much found on John and Ann Bell Carnes. In Ireland the name is spelled Cairns

If you are still researching, please contact me tah60@verizon.net My name is Charlene Carnes Stevens. I'll be in Poneto area May 2010. I live in Oregon. Dad was Lawrence, his Dad Ray, his father [ son of William ] was named George Washington Carnes.

Re: John Carnes Ann Bell, Ireland/Ohio

tach60 — 2009-10-27 23:31:05Z

Hello, My family line is John and Ann Bell Carnes - I found your name in the huge book of all of their offspring after they came to USA form Ireland. It covers 1793 to 2001 The book list their children Henry, Wm Henry, Sarah Ann, Rachel, Robert, John, and James. I have traveled to Belfast twice trying to find info about John & Ann. In Belfast the name is spelled Cairns

No data as yet from Ireland. John is buried near Cambridge Ohio He had three wives. Do you have documented paperwork on the 1826 ship ? The book has the same story - Henry born on the ship : )

I'm descended from their 2nd son William Henry, his 7th child was my great grandfather George Washington Carnes

If you wish to contact me my email is tach60verizon.net Since 1999 is a long time ago, you may not be researching at this time.

Maybe we can help one another. I can tell you what I've found in Ireland.

Re: Carnes in Georgia

lindatumlin69 — 2009-10-26 15:56:33Z

My name is Linda Cleghorn Tumlin, Celia Elizabeth Carnes Powell is my grandmother's name she was married to James Horace Powell, I do not think she was all Cherokee if any.But everthing eles is right, her son was Thomas E.(Lige)
Powell, is he your grandfather? I believe he had family named DeGrasse from Maine

Re: Thomas A Carnes Haralson, Polk Co. GA

BWhobrey — 2009-10-26 00:56:26Z

Have you ever found the parents of your Thomas Carnes? I have been searching but have yet to find his parents. If you have I would appreciate having his name.
Thanks.

Re: Thomas A Carnes Haralson, Polk Co. GA

BWhobrey — 2009-10-26 00:55:54Z

Have you ever found the parents of your Thomas Carnes. I have been searching but have yet to find his parents. If you have a would appreciate having his name.
Thanks.

Re: Henry Lewis Carnes 1805

ClarenceCarnes37 — 2009-10-18 15:55:46Z

TRYING TO FUGURE OUT HOW SUSIE MAE BAKER FITS IN WITH THE CARNES FAMILY. MY GREAT, GREAT GRAND FATHER IS HENRY LEWIS CARNES AND SUSIE DOEN'T COME UP ANY WHERE
CLARENCE CARNES

petenginny_35@msn.com

Re: Jane Carnes (daughter of Dever Beau Jarrett

ClarenceCarnes37 — 2009-10-18 15:35:42Z

A LOT OF PEOPLE BELIEVE THAT ALEXANDER CARNES IS HENRY LEWIS'S FATHER, BUT NO ONE HAS COME UP WITH PROOF YET. MY FATHER WILLIAM DEWEY CARNES TOLD ME THAT OUR CARNES SIDE OF THE FAMILY WAS FROM PA. THE PROBLEM A LOT OF RECORDS WERE BURNED WHEN THE CAPITAL BURN DON IN 1920.I HAVE MOST OF THE CARNES FAMILY BACK TO HENERY LEWIS.

CLARENCE E. CARNES

Re: Josiah Charnes 1810 - 1855

charnes191 — 2009-10-09 22:38:59Z

I also have been trying to find more information on the Charnes from the French Lick Indiana area. Could you please contact me with how I can find more information. Thanks!

Re: William Carnes or Carns

adju469 — 2009-09-27 01:38:29Z

Do you have any more information, especially on the Asa B Carnes. I have an Asa B(ascomb) who lived in Cave Spring, GA. Was a circuit preacher, went by the name Preacher Carnes. You can contact me at dadcarnes@yahoo.com.
Stephen Carnes

Re: James Carnes who married Sarah Rice in Murray co. GA

adju469 — 2009-09-26 23:28:54Z

What year range are we talking about? If this is in the 1820's and up, I may have some information. Please contact me at dadcarnes@yahoo.com.
Stephen Carnes

Re: Family

RKDeLozier1952 — 2009-09-13 09:35:06Z

Hi Bobby, please contact me, you know how, you are my family. Please. Email is the same.

Re: Joshua Carnes

RuthF1 — 2009-09-06 05:50:40Z

Rebecca,
Yes, I am an decendant of Joshua Carnes and Missouri. Their last child was Miles Raymond Carnes. Raymond was my grandfather. He brought his family to Texas in 1904.

If I can help you let me know what you need. contact me at ruflem1@aol.com
Ruth

Re: Joshua Carnes

RebeccaLeoneEvans — 2009-09-03 14:46:59Z

susancr59
I am related to Beavers and Carnes. I have connected with another Carnes relative who is also working on a Family Tree. We should talk!!
Helloolkitty_76@yahoo.com

Rebecca

Re: G.W.Carnes

HaroldGlenn_C — 2009-08-31 14:18:49Z

Oram Carnes (Oram Washington Carnes) was the nephew of James Addison "Add" Carnes. Oram was the son of George Washington Carnes and Eliza Ellen (West) Carnes. G. W. was the older brother of "Add" Carnes.

CARNES Clarence L 1909-1979

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-26 21:32:32Z

CARNES Clarence L 1909-1979

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CARNES Ann E 1889-1970

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-25 13:10:12Z

CARNES Ann E 1889-1970

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Re: Josiah Charnes 1810 - 1855

mamuh — 2009-07-07 23:40:16Z

This Richard Charnes married Susan Carroll in Ind.and I beleive the Carnes's of French Lick, Ind. and the Carnes in North Powder, Oregon and the Charnes's of Ind are all of the same family. They originated from one of the brothers of my ancesters in Ky., but I can not find a direct connection. I think somewhere along the way the last name got spelled differently and that is how it became Charnes on some documents. It is hard to find any Charnes before Richard Charnes.

Re: Josiah Charnes 1810 - 1855

mamuh — 2009-02-05 03:56:46Z

Hi,
This has been a big mystery to the Carnes family and I would love to get to the bottom of it. I have two "sort of" connections to the Charnes family.
Evidently they originated in Indiana POSSIBLY from a brother of my Carnes family from Ky. I have a letter written in the early 1900's that talks about an old deed that if proved would be very valuable to the Carnes heirs. Then it talks about a lot of Carnes living in North Powder , Oregon. I found a living Carnes there and contacted them. That's where the CHARNES name comes into the picture. In 1810 Josiah Carnes was born and he married Susanna Carroll. It seems that they and their children moved back and forth from Oregon to Indiana. I have no idea what the "deed" was or how it effected my Ky. Carnes. I have tried for years to find a definate connection between the Charnes, Carnes of Indiana and Ky Carnes.
The Carnes that was trying to get this deed through was Frank P. Carnes that left Ky and moved to New Mexico. Sorry I can't be of more help. If you contact the other person I was corresponding with on here, she has a lot more info on the Charnes family.
Thanks'
Hazel

Re: Descendents of Peter Carnes from notes of Dr. John Carnes

jdcarnes — 2009-07-16 05:38:08Z

Please feel free to post any information that someone or anyone may be able to use. Personally, Peter Carnes was not of my ancestral line. But as Dr Carnes had sent me the info prior to his death, I felt it was worth posting. I don't know any thing in regards to this family, other than what was in Dr. Carnes' notes. I hope that some of it was and is helpful to others in locating info on their family trees. I hope that you also gain some insight on your family from Dr. John's notes. That was his research and it deserved to continue to be of help tracking his line or help others do so as well. Posting the info was strictly a honor thing to do what I think he would have liked. Dawn Carnes

Re: Descendents of Peter Carnes from notes of Dr. John Carnes

pcarnes139 — 2009-07-15 23:10:22Z

Hello, my name is Peter Carnes, ggggnephew of the Peter Carnes and gggggrandson of Thomas Petters Carnes of Augusta, Ga. I have done a good bit of research and may have some info you would like to see....maybe not. I have failed to find a portrait of Peter Carnes.

Re: Descendents of Peter Carnes from notes of Dr. John Carnes

pcarnes139 — 2009-07-15 23:01:30Z

Hello, I am Peter Carnes, ggggnephew of the Peter Carnes. ggggrandson of Thomas Petters Carnes of Augusta, Ga. My people were also Wileys from Sparta Georgia. My great grandmother wrote the history of Hancock County, Ga. I have collected data from Augusta's library and from family archives. I don't know if I can provide info but I'd like to try.

Re: Anna "Nancy" CARNES, 1810-1891, in Fairfield/Hocking Cos., Ohio

mmmisk — 2008-11-27 13:36:55Z

I am looking for information re an Anna Carnes (maiden name unknown) who was married to a Gordon Carnes in Ohio, Cincinnati, where my grandfather, Elmer Oliver came from.....any possibility of a link?

Re: Benjamin Carnes of Ohio (Hamilton, Madison, Logan counties)

mmmisk — 2008-11-27 12:57:42Z

My grandfather Elmer Oliver Carnes was for in Cincinnati Ohio on 4 Oct 1879 (d. 29 Dec 1929m Conrad Iowa). We know his parents names were Gordon and Anna but have no further information.......is there a possible relationship? Very keen to trace.

CARNES A P 1883-1938

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-24 13:21:51Z

CARNES A P 1883-1938

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Re: G.W.Carnes

HaroldGlenn_C — 2009-08-11 17:28:02Z

Addison "Add" Carnes was the younger brother of George Washington Carnes, born 13 Oct. 1851 in Tippah Co., Miss. G.W. and his wife, Eliza Ellen "West" Carnes had three children - Georgia Elma Carnes, born 30 Nov. 1880; Johnnie Ethel Carnes, born 16 May, 1883; Oram Washington Carnes, born 20 Dec. 1885, all in Red River Co., Texas. Georgia Elma Carnes married Robet Emmanuel "Manny" Mahon on 21 Dec. 1902; Johnnie Ethel Carnes never married and died 4 Oct. 1911; Oram Washington Carnes married Myrtle Wilburn on 19 Apr. 1908. They had eight (8) children - 2 boys and 6 girls - all born in Red River Co., TX. Oram and Myrtle were my grandparents, and G.W. and Ellen were my great grandparents. I have a fairly good detailed 'Tree' from G. W. down through descendents.

Re: Cedric, Harry C, Ollie D Missouri, Ohio

Gordon_Seyffert — 2009-06-27 21:36:14Z

"Ollie" was Alice Culver, b. Nov. 1885 & on 1900 census in Linn Twp., Audrain Co., MO. Her parents were George W. Culver, station agent at Rush Hill for the Chicago & Alton RR, and Luro F. Uzzell, daughter of a local farmer. Luro died of typhoid fever on 20 Nov. 1886, and is buried in the Rock Hill Cem. in Audrain Co. George remd. to Louie Belle Miller in Rush Hill on 6 Mar 1888, and they moved after 1894 to Texas -- eventually to Fort Worth -- where he was a RR telegraph operator. But Alice was listed as "Ollie D." on her marriage license, so she must have gone by this name generally. She is my 1st cousin twice removed, through the Uzzell family.

andrew and julia cornes

pjcarnes — 2008-12-28 16:41:32Z

Looking for Andrew Cornes (or Carnes), b. 1828 in Ohio, lived in Decatur, Washington Co, was married to Julia Ann Ray. Their child, Charles Edward was a great grandfather. Does anyone have any info on Andrew or Julia? Parents? Alternate spelling is also Cornes and Corns. Thanks.

jenette carnes married ? tucker,does anyone have in their family

esusanoliver — 2008-12-10 19:35:22Z

in the 1880 jenette is a grandmother to nehemiah tucker,trying to find his parents and more on jenette

Carnes/Born in Ohio

amk91 — 2009-02-26 14:40:08Z

I am looking for any information I can find on the families of Grace Amanda Carnes and William Delbert Born. These were my great-grandparents. Unfortunately, I have no other information on them since my grandfather has passed.

If anyone has these names in their family or they just ring a bell, please contact me at amk_9@hotmail.com.

Angela Kennedy Norris

Re: Josiah Charnes 1810 - 1855

theloizzis — 2009-07-07 14:35:24Z

Which Richard Charnes are you looking for, my father is Richard Charnes - currently living. Not familiar with too many other with that name in his line of ancestors.

Re: Carnes Stark County Ohio

jamescarnes1 — 2009-04-16 01:28:49Z

My father James Vernon Carnes was born in E.Sparta Ohio, June 13 1905. His family lived in Stillwater Ohio. He had a sister Lillian, brothers Alvin and Harry. His fathers name was Emmitt Andrew Carnes.

Re: Carnes in Ohio

gkallos1 — 2009-03-23 18:09:08Z

Monterville was my G G grandfather B 1847, his father was william B abt 1815 ohio and mother ellen born abt 1826 , suel (sewell)B abt 1818 is brother to wiliam , wife maiden name was Hutchinson B abt 1821, maried to miller 2 children than carnes 3 children Jane B- 1852,charles B 1854, Robert B 1858, I have photos of most of the men in the family, who are you?would love to share more info
Thanks Gail

Re: Anna "Nancy" CARNES, 1810-1891, in Fairfield/Hocking Cos., Ohio

rwelch128 — 2008-11-27 15:49:20Z

It's possible. What do you have on Oliver? I have quite a lot of information and have him last in Adrian, Michigan in 1900.

CARNES Stephen Sequoyah 1934-1998

t42Moore — 2008-10-14 16:04:44Z

CARNES Stephen Sequoyah 1934-1998

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CARNES Donald Edgar 1931-1981

t42Moore — 2008-10-14 16:04:26Z

CARNES Donald Edgar 1931-1981

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CARNES Leona Grace and Wilfred Cecil

t42Moore — 2008-10-14 16:04:11Z

CARNES Leona Grace and Wilfred Cecil

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Family photos of James A. and Mary A. Durant Carnes of Bishopville, SC

PamelaHartt — 2009-03-09 02:23:49Z

I'm hoping someone has photos of descendents of James A. and Mary A. Durant Carnes that they would be willing to share. The only photos I have are from the 1950's, but I will share them with any family connections.

CARNES William Craig 1910-1958

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-26 18:40:02Z

CARNES William Craig 1910-1958

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Re: Robert Oliver Young the researcher of John Carnes born 1645 in Mass.

Seeker235 — 2008-08-30 16:21:01Z

Hello, Although I have a lot of correspondence from Mr. Young to my mother, I do not have a city of birth for Alpheus Carnes. The closest I come is Essex Co.,NJ and since the family was traditionally a farming family, there may not be a city at all. I have Miriam Carnes born 1794 which makes her quite a bit older than her next sibling Ann, my great great grandmother. Most of the information given to our family originated from Elsie Davis. I have been trying to find out who inherited her papers from Mr. Young so I could establish sources. Mr. Young speculated about Mariam Carnes marriages, etc. in his letters. I would be glad to share this with you as it might help your research. My email is wcthdt@winco.net if you would care to correspond. I have a family group sheet on Alpheus,birth, marriage, death,etc. Which of his children are you descended from? Looking forward to hearing from you. H.D.

Re: Robert Oliver Young the researcher of John Carnes born 1645 in Mass.

Seeker235 — 2008-08-28 21:56:37Z

Will look through my Carnes papers and see what I can find, I will be getting back with you. H.D.

Carnes from Colorado

ljsmithswtfreebird — 2009-03-13 10:21:08Z

Hello everyone, I'm quite new to this. I was born Lennie Jean Carnes. My father is William Craig Carnes. Lately I've been trying to find more info on my Grandfather Walter Roscoe Carnes. I think I found his info at a military WWII enlistee list website of veterans. It's not much to go on. But I did see that he came from Cushing Oklahoma. If anyone has any kind of information of the Carnes family in Oklahoma pls let me know :D Thanks!!!

Lennie Jean Carnes Smith

Re: Josiah Charnes 1810 - 1855

jaycharnes1 — 2009-02-04 00:33:08Z

i am a charnes from indiana i was woundering if richard charnes, is in your notes i cant find nothing before him and my famliy tree

CARNES Nelce H 1925-2002 section 11

t42DFWNat — 2009-02-16 12:41:46Z

CARNES Nelce H 1925-2002 section 11

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Re: Robert Oliver Young the researcher of John Carnes born 1645 in Mass.

jjcarnes — 2008-08-28 20:05:55Z

Saw your query. Both Robert Oliver Young and Elsie Carnes Davis are in my family tree, and hope you can help me. Am looking for the City of birth, & parents of gr-grandfather Alpheus Carnes, b: 26 Jan 1813, Essex County, NJ. From others, I have his mother as Miriam Carnes? unmarried dtr of (John Carnes & Sarah Stark)?? Would very much appreciate any help you can give. Thanks, JJ Carnes

Carnes in Ohio

Debby_Ancona — 2009-03-04 11:59:32Z

Looking for information on Suel Carnes b.1818 in Ohio, married to a Sarah Unknown, children are Monterville, Jane, Charles and Robert. It appears Sarah died early 1870s and Suel remarried a widow Sarah Miller, she has three children, and her and Suel had two more, Edward and Frederick. Any info on Suel(Sewel) would be appreciated. I can only find him on the 1870 and 1880 census in Logan Co. Ohio. Thanks Deb

Re: Carnes in Ohio

Debby_Ancona — 2009-03-31 16:11:49Z

Hi Gail

My name is Debby and I am researching my boyfriends family tree, he is a great grandson of Monterville Carnes. I have been researching my family for about seven years, hit a brick wall and decided to start his. This is what I have:

I have Monterville 3 yrs old in 1850, living with William and Ellen Carnes in Cincinnati, Hamilton Co. Ohio.

Could not find William and Ellen after that. Did they die or move somewhere else?

Then in 1870 Richland Twp. Logan Co. Ohio I find Montervile 22 yrs. with Sewell, Sarah, Jane, Charles and Robert.

If you could shed some light on this I would appreciate it very much. Census is all I have to go on.

Monterville & Elizabeth (Hutchinson) Carnes buried in Fairview Cem. Logan Co. Ohio

Pearl & Jennie B (LeVally) Carnes. Pearl is also buried in Fairview Cem. Logan Co. Ohio. Do not know where Jennie is buried.

This is Eric's ancestors:
Eric Carnes
Gerald & Donna Lou (ManWarren) Carnes
Harroll Leonidas & Stephanie Marie(Wizalis) Carnes
Pearl & Jennie B. (LeVally) Carnes
Monterville & Elizabeth (Hutchinson) Carnes

Which Carnes are you from? I have a photo of Joseph Heller LeVally and Pearl Carnes together and two more of Pearl alone. My e-mail address is ecarnes1013@comcast.net

Hope to hear from you
Deb
Gera

Re: Mary Looney Carnes (1815-1865) Franklin & Hart Cos., GA

tedrach — 2008-08-14 22:02:38Z

I have visited her and Sam's grave. It's in the shoal Creek district near Lavonia, Ga. Unfortunately, the graves are in rough shape. Sam's is the only one with a clearly printed stone. He was a confederate enlisted man. If you let me know I'll tell you where it is. Ted Carnes

Re: RICHARD CARNES b. 1774 NJ d. Hart County, GA 1856

tedrach — 2008-08-14 21:54:12Z

My great great uncle was Sam Carnes, father Richard Carnes, father Peter Carnes. I have more information. Just contact me. Sincerely, Ted Carnes