John Aaron CARSON and Nancy WEDDLE

Seventh Generation

CAUTION: Some of the information in this GEDCOM was obtained or surmised from census records and is not documented.

162. Amos CARSON (Andrew , Amos , Jonathan , Henry Aaron , George William , John Aaron ) was born on 24 Oct 1785 in Mifflin, PA. He died after 1860 in of Harford, Maryland.

1860 census - Harford, Maryland
Amos B. Carson, 80, PA
Margaret, 76, PA
Amy, 30, MD
James McMillon, 17, MD

Amos married Margaret. Margaret was born about 1784 in Pennsylvania. She died after 1860 in of Harford, Maryland.

They had the following children:

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Amy CARSON was born about 1830 in Maryland.

169. Jacob CARSON (William , Aaron , Jonathan , Henry Aaron , George William , John Aaron ) was born in 1791 in Mifflin, PA .

1820 census
Jacob Carson Decatur,Mifflin,PA 1820 (100010-20010) age 26-45 - Image 1
James Carson Derry,Mifflin,PA 1820 (000001-23001) age 45+ - Image 1
William Carson Derry,Mifflin,PA 1820 (320110-11010) age 26-45 - Image 1
James Carson Lack,Mifflin,PA 1820 (000101-00211) age 45+
George Carson Wayne,Mifflin,PA 1820 (200011-00020) age 45+

Jacob Carson found in:
US - Census Index (1840)
Township: Brown County: Mifflin State: Pennsylvania Roll: 475 Page: 43

1850 census - Brown, Mifflin, PA
Jacob Carson, 58, farmer, PA
Mary, 57
John, 32
Martha, 29
Alexander, 23
Mary, 19
Jane, 17
Nancy, 13
Harvey, 13
Luther, 11
Mary Bell, 3
Davis Bell, 25, carpenter,
ALL BORN IN PA

Jacob married Mary BELL. Mary was born about 1793 in Pennsylvania.

They had the following children:

	272	F	i	Eleanor CARSON was born on 4 Apr 1814.
				Eleanor married John BELL on 10 Feb 1831 in Pennsylvania.
	273	F	ii	Elizabeth CARSON was born on 25 Jul 1816 in Mifflin Co, Pennsylvania.
				Elizabeth married John F. MAYBEN on 25 Dec 1834 in Mifflin, PA.
	274	M	iii	John Bell CARSON was born on 5 Jan 1818 in Mifflin Co, Pennsylvania. He died on 3 Sep 1909 in Pierce Co, Wisc.
	275	M	iv	John CARSON was born about 1818 in Pennsylvania.
	276	F	v	Martha CARSON was born about 1821 in Pennsylvania.
	277	M	vi	James M. CARSON was born on 25 Nov 1822 in Mifflin Co, Pennsylvania. He died in 1903.
				James married Rebecca M. RUSSLER on 21 Jan 1847.
	278	M	vii	William Alexander CARSON was born on 30 Jun 1826 in Mifflin Co, Pennsylvania. He died on 25 Oct 1912 in Pierce Co, Wisc.
				William married Sarah Carson BELL on 21 Jun 1855 in Mifflin, PA.
	279	F	viii	Mary Margaret CARSON was born on 15 Dec 1830 in Mifflin Co, Pennsylvania. She died on 26 Sep 1901.
				Mary married David H. on 18 May 1854 in Mifflin, PA.
	280	F	ix	Sarah Jane CARSON was born on 2 May 1833 in Mifflin Co, Pennsylvania. She died in 1906 in Minnesota.
	281	F	x	Nancy Ann CARSON was born on 8 Mar 1837 in Brown, Mifflin, PA. She died on 20 Nov 1860 in Brown, Mifflin, PA.
				Nancy married Robert ROMICK on 22 Dec 1858 in Mifflin, PA.
+	282	M	xi	Jacob Harvey CARSON
	283	M	xii	Luther Calvin CARSON was born on 15 Oct 1839 in Brown, Mifflin, PA. He died in Wisc.

170. George CARSON (William , Aaron , Jonathan , Henry Aaron , George William , John Aaron ) was born on 17 Jul 1794 in Derry, PA. He died on 20 Dec 1851 in Salt Lake City, Utah.

1850 census - Decatur, Iowa
William Carson, 32, PA
Girrilla?, 32, IA or IL
John A, 10, IL
Mary A, 8, IL
George W, 6, IL
Samuel L, 3, IA
NEXT HOUSEHOLD:
John Carson, 30, PA
Elvira, 29, IA
William, 7, IL
Elizabeth, 5, IL
Sarah, 6/12?, IA
NEXT HOUSEHOLD:
George Carson, 56, PA
Ann, 56, PA
David, 22, PA
George, 22, PA
Washington, 20, PA
Thomas, 23, PA
Polly A, 17, Missouri?

George and his family were converted to Mormonism through the preaching of Elders David Whitmer and Harry Whitlock at Sugar Creek, Worcester County, Ohio. They joined the saints and moved to Independence, Missouri, where their youngest child Mary Ann was born on March 16, 1833. They were expelled with the other Mormons by mob violence from Jackson County, Missouri. For the next five years lived in Clay County, then making their home for a brief period in Caldwell County. Whence they were driven with their people and went to Adams County, Illinois. In 1851 George migrated with the Mormons to Salt Lake City, Utah, where he died that year on Dec. 20, 1851.
http://www.johnpratt.com/gen/9/6.george_carson.html

George Carson was born on July 17, 1794, the youngest son of William Carson and Ruth Sherman, in Mifflin County, Pennsylvania. George married Ann Hough and they had eight children. George and Ann's family had six boys and two girls. The first three were born in Wayne, Mifflin Co., Penn. : William in 1818, John in 1819, and Jonathan in 1820. Their fourth child, and our ancestor, Elizabeth was also born in Mifflin County in 1822. Then they moved and had twins George and David born in Greene, Wayne Co., Ohio, in 1827, where their son Washington was also born on Apr. 18, 1830.

George and his family were converted to Mormonism through the preaching of Elders David Whitmer and Harry Whitlock at Sugar Creek, Worcester County, Ohio. They joined the saints and moved to Independence, Missouri, where their youngest child Mary Ann was born on March 16, 1833. They were expelled with the other Mormons by mob violence from Jackson County, Missouri. For the next five years lived in Clay County, then making their home for a brief period in Caldwell County. Whence they were driven with their people and went to Adams County, Illinois. In 1851 George migrated with the Mormons to Salt Lake City, Utah, where he died that year on Dec. 20, 1851.

The following account of some of his children was written by David H. Carson of Lehi, Utah, a great-grandson:

"It was in the spring of 1851 that George Carson and his family set out for Utah. In the family group were their children William Carson and family, John and family, Elizabeth and her husband Patison D. Griffith and family, the twins David and George, Washington, Mary Ann and her husband Thomas Bradford Ewings, who were married May 19, 1851.

"At Winter Quarters they were out fitted with the usual stock of supplies for the trip across the plains. The Mormon Emigrant Train in which they traveled was under the direction of Captain Harry Walton. There were sixty wagons in the train. William Huff Carson was the Captain of ten wagons. The journey was long but pleasant. Two deaths occurred on the way. Those were Mother Thompson and Miss Kingsley. She was killed by jumping from a runaway wagon. Then the oxen could smell the blood of slain buffalo they would get mad and this caused a stampede. William's team was the only one that did not run away. He controlled his oxen by means of rope line which he had just put on them.

"The George Carson family arrived in Salt Lake Valley the latter part of September 1851. They went directly to Little Cottonwood. On December 14, 1851 George passed away and was buried in little Cotton Wood. William's wife died July 7,1854 leaving a family of five, the youngest was William Harrison Carson, who was born in a covered wagon at Loop Fork Nebraska. The stop over for the child was just one half day. Quoting from William Harrison in 1933 he said: 'Sula Goddard lived with us and before Mother died she asked Sula if she would care for us five children. She did and about a year later married father (William Huff)'.

"In 1855 the five Carson brothers, along with William Beardshall, John Clegg, Amos Fielding settled at Fairfield, Utah, and others came later. They established themselves a fort which they erected as a protection against the Indians. The fort was four rods square and was built in 1856-1857. In 1856 Indian trouble started. On the 21st of February, 1856 George Jr. was fatally wounded by Indians on the south side of town. After the skirmish the Indians went over toward Utah Lake by way of Soldier Pass. On February 22, they met and killed Washington Carson and Henry Moran, who were caring for some cattle near the lake. On that same day George died, making three deaths by the Tintic Indians. The Indians headed for the Tintic District and were never over taken."

George married Ann HOUGH on 17 Jun 1817 in Mifflin Co, Pennsylvania. Ann was born on 27 Jun 1794 in Mifflin Co, Pennsylvania.

They had the following children:

+	284	M	i	William Huff CARSON
+	285	M	ii	John CARSON
	286	M	iii	Jonathan CARSON was born in 1820 in Wayne Twp, Mifflin, Ohio.
	287	F	iv	Elizabeth CARSON was born in 1822 in Mifflin, PA.
	288	M	v	George CARSON was born in 1827 in Greene Twp, Wayne, Ohio. 1850 census - Decatur, Iowa William Carson, 32, PA Girrilla?, 32, IA or IL John A, 10, IL Mary A, 8, IL George W, 6, IL Samuel L, 3, IA NEXT HOUSEHOLD: John Carson, 30, PA Elvira, 29, IA William, 7, IL Elizabeth, 5, IL Sarah, 6/12?, IA NEXT HOUSEHOLD: George Carson, 56, PA Ann, 56, PA David, 22, PA George, 22, PA Washington, 20, PA Thomas, 23, PA Polly A, 17, Missouri?
	289	M	vi	David CARSON was born in 1827 in Greene Twp, Wayne, Ohio. 1850 census - Decatur, Iowa William Carson, 32, PA Girrilla?, 32, IA or IL John A, 10, IL Mary A, 8, IL George W, 6, IL Samuel L, 3, IA NEXT HOUSEHOLD: John Carson, 30, PA Elvira, 29, IA William, 7, IL Elizabeth, 5, IL Sarah, 6/12?, IA NEXT HOUSEHOLD: George Carson, 56, PA Ann, 56, PA David, 22, PA George, 22, PA Washington, 20, PA Thomas, 23, PA Polly A, 17, Missouri?
	290	M	vii	Washington CARSON was born on 18 Apr 1830 in Greene Twp, Wayne, Ohio. 1850 census - Decatur, Iowa William Carson, 32, PA Girrilla?, 32, IA or IL John A, 10, IL Mary A, 8, IL George W, 6, IL Samuel L, 3, IA NEXT HOUSEHOLD: John Carson, 30, PA Elvira, 29, IA William, 7, IL Elizabeth, 5, IL Sarah, 6/12?, IA NEXT HOUSEHOLD: George Carson, 56, PA Ann, 56, PA David, 22, PA George, 22, PA Washington, 20, PA Thomas, 23, PA Polly A, 17, Missouri?

176. Aaron CARSON Sr. (Larry , Aaron , Jonathan , Henry Aaron , George William , John Aaron ) was born on 8 Jul 1787 in Wayne, Delaware, Pennsylvania. He died after 1860 in of Darke, Ohio.

GENFORUM: - prob too old to be this Aaron.
Kit Carson Ancestor
Posted by: Marilyn G. Loveridge Date: March 28, 2001 at 22:08:39
I too was told that we are distant cousins of Kit Carson. We have the following ancestors from County Down, Ireland:
John Aaron Carson b. 1609; George William Carson b.1637; Henry Aaron Carson b.1660; Jonthan Carson b.27 Feb 1689; Aaron Carson b.8 Jul 1716; William Carson b.24 Nov 1745; George Carson b.17 Jul 1794 in PA; John Carson b. 13 Nov 1819 in PA; William Franklin Carson b.20 Aug 1843 in IL and Emma Elizabeth Carson b. 1 Nov 1887 in UT. Can anyone make a match of a common ancestor with Kit Carson for me? Thanks.

MIAMI GEN. INDEX:
Carson, Aaron mi 1830 Hist 402 604 to Darke Co OH Dk
Carson, Aaron gu 1830 CPCt 003 154 Dk
Carson, Aaron fc 1830 Cen 40 Wayne Twp Dk
Carson, Aaron gu 1832 CPCt 003 245 Dk
Carson, Aaron M 1834 Marr Spencer, Wiley Mi
Carson, Aaron M 1834 Marr Spencer, Wiley Mi
Carson, Aaron Xt 1835 Deed 13 378 Newton Twp Mi
Carson, Aaron fc 1850 Cen 306 Wayne Twp Dk
Carson, Aaron G. s/Aaron B 1837 Hist 402 604 Darke Co Dk

OHIO LAND RECORDS
Aaron Carson, Oct 27, 1818, Miami Co, OH
Benjamin Carson, June 29, 1818, Miami Co, OH (mother Sarah Gamble?)

1850 Census
Aaron Carson Wayne, Darke, OH abt 1786 Maine?? Miami???
Milla Carson Wayne, Darke, OH abt 1796 South Carolina
Anson Carson Wayne, Darke, OH abt 1837 Ohio
Elizabeth Carson Wayne, Darke, OH abt 1840 Ohio

1860 Census
Aaron Carson Patterson, Darke, OH 75 1784 Miami County Male
Millie Carson Patterson, Darke, OH 63 1796 South Carolina Female
John Spencer Patterson, Darke, OH 7 1852 Darke County Male

Aaron married (1) Elizabeth BRANDON daughter of Alexander BRANDON and Elizabeth ROBINETTE. Elizabeth was born in 1778 in Preston Co.,West Virginia. She died in 1834 in Darke Co.,Ohio.

A PIONEER HISTORY
of Wayne Tp., Darke County, Ohio
by Samuel Long
1901
http://www.usroots.com/~compugen/darke/lon22-25.htm

Absalem Brandon, who was not a resident pioneer, but his son, William, and daughters, Mrs. Hannah Dunwoody and Mrs. James* Conner were, is said to have brought out from the "Old Dominion," the apple seeds from which were grown the scions, from which the orchards on the many Brandon farms resulted. Fruit of these trees, the Author has often eaten to his fill, drank many a tin-full of cider of this same fruit, and carried many a piece of bread to school for his dinner, spread, not only with golden butter, but with apple butter of this same fruit, and apple pie as well, which makes us think of the school days of youth, and say, "dear old days, a thing of beauty is a joy forever."
Anthony Brandon, one of the seven sons of old Richard, seems not to have owned any real estate here, and died in early years. Of his offspring there were Lewis, Rolla, Matilda, Sarepta, Zephah, and Mary. The mother and widow moved to Ft. Jefferson, Darke county. Walter Brandon, old Uncle "Watty" called, and oldest of the seven brothers, owned one-half of a quarter section between Swisher and Greer and on either side of Swamp Creek. His children, some of whom were of mature years on arrival, were James, Walter, Levi, 'Squire, Mariah, Sallie, and Harriet, all of whom became prominent citizens of the community.
David Brandon succeeded to the old Childer's homestead near the mouth of Swamp creek. He and York were the early Justices of the Peace. Of his family there were Xury, Zimmery, Rufus, Nephah, Clayburn, Gabrilla, Lucinda, Letta, and Almira, well known in early days. Richard Brandon jr. and father of Rev. Richard, owned a part of Vincent G's., and died when his children were small, but his widow lived to a great age and was known as old Aunt Anna. Of these chihlren there were Robinet, Richard, Isaiah, and Polly. They were well known citizens in the earlier community.
Job owned one-half of the quarter section to the north of the old homestead. He was one of the leading citizens. Of his family there were Jefferson, Zar, Marshall, William, Van, Sidney, Jane, and Marinda. John owned a quarter section to the east of Job. He was a well known and thrifty farmer. Of his children there were Joel, Lewis, Harrison, John, Mary, Marinda, Lucinda and Eliza Jane, well known citizens. Vincet G. owned a quarter section adjoining Alexander Brandon his cousin, afterwards the Dr. Williamson farm. Of his family there were Robison, John H., Levi, Huldah, Hannah, Mary Jane, and Lydia. He with his children were well known citizens.
Walter and James Brandon, sons of Uncle "Watty" owned lands to the west of Vincent their uncle, James on the north and Walter on the south side of the east branch of Swamp creek. Of Walter's family there were Xury, Squire, Lavina, Julia Ann, and Margaret. Of old Uncle Jimmy's family (for he lived to a ripe old age, while Walter died in the earlier years) there were David, John, Jane, Elizabeth, Ailsie, and Martha. Old Uncle Jimmy was a well known and active citizen, and all these children became citizens well known.
James Brandon, father of Rev. T. A. Brandon, who was an able and distinguished preacher and evangelist of the Christian denomination, owned a quarter section east of his relative John, and sixty acres on the south of it and east of Ward's. He had a family of thirteen children, among them were Alexander Brooks, Thomas, and Mrs. Job Shaffer well known in this community. His sister, Elizabeth, lived with him. but marrying Aaron Carson, he became owner of sixty acres in the northwest corner of the named quarter section and known as the Carson farm. Of this marriage there was no issue. Carson then married Mrs. Amelia Spencer. Of their children there were Aaron and Elizabeth, and Aunt Milly's James and Charles, of the family. This was an estimable family well rememhered. Brandon in early years traded his remaining quarter section, now owned by Washington and his son, Joseph Long, to Washington's father, Stephen Long of the Stillwater settlement adjacent to Pleasant Hill, Miami county for one-half of a quarter section there. Hence the retiring of this Brandon family and the appearing of Long's. Of this latter family there were Washington, Albert, Stephen, John, Samuel*, Rachel Jane, Sarah Ann, Mary Elizabeth. These remained in the vicinity and of them there is a goodly progeny well known.
Relative to the Aaron Carson farm later and reliable information tells us, the first occupant was Peter Radabaugh, but whether he had a Sheep-skin deed or a Squatter's right to the land, the writer cannot determine, perhaps the latter for it is said from his lone cabin could be seen the camp fires of the roaming, semi-civilized Indians. He afterwards purchased lands beyond Stillwater, southward where the family well known, was reared. Of the children were William. John, Joseph, and eight sisters, which was a good providence to the older Swamp creek boys as some of them chose them for their wives of whom were Modest Taylor and Robinet Brandon, all of whom were well known in the time of which we write, and Joseph with his family the years onward. There is a number of the lineage in this community.
Alexander Brandon, brother of James, owned a quartcr section tipping James on the northeast and east of Henry Swisher. He had no children, but reared, Richard, who became the Rev. Richard Brandon, a local pastor and revival preacher in the Christian denomination in the earlier years. Lavina Brandon (wife of Rev. A. Long) and Mary Jane Reed (Mrs. Zachariah Hoel). He sold a part of this quarter section to Samuel English and the remainder to John Marchal, a French immigrant, and purchased Mr. Finkbone's farm west of Vincent Brandon and adjacent to Jacksonville, and there lived for many years as old Uncle Alexander, and the leading church deacon. Allen Reed owned a homestead south of and adjoining the farms whereon was Jacksonville village. He was long a well known citizen. Of his family, there was Isaac, Thomas, James, John, Allen, Finley, William, Margaret, Mary, Sally, and Huldah, and his second wife's girls, Harriet and Mariah. They were all well known citizens of the period we write. A most thrilling incident, occurred as Mr. Reed was crossing Stillwater on his coming. The stream was much swollen but he was told it was fordable. No sooner had he driven into the river than his horses had to swim to stem the flood, and the wagon in which were the wife and five children were well submerged in the water. A resident on the bank seeing the catastrophe, mounted his black steed, an excellent swimmer, came to the rescue, and by swimming around from side to side of the team kept them in line for the shore. Our informant says the heart-rending sighs of that mother is vivid and distinct yet in memory, and that in the short stop near the shallow shore, the father in the excitement, carried every member of the family ashore.

Aaron married (2) Amelia "Milla" SPENCER in 1834 in Miami, Ohio. Amelia was born about 1796 in South Carolina.

They had the following children:

+	291	M	i	Aaron CARSON Jr.
	292	F	ii	Elizabeth CARSON was born about 1840 in Ohio.

183. Hester Polly CARSON (John , Adam ? , Jonathan , Henry Aaron , George William , John Aaron ) was born before 1794.

SENT TO NANCY 1/26/06:
Nancy - is the following information correct? Do you know who Hester Polly Carson is?

ID: I104
Name: Hanson Viers LOVE
NSFX: Jr.
Sex: M
Birth: 25 AUG 1826 in Frankliin Co., IN
Death: 1 AUG 1902 in Coal City, Owen Co., IN
Note: Buried at Beech Creek Church, Mitchell Co., In?
Military: Said to have been drafted into Army in 1865 at age 39
Change Date: 6 OCT 2002
Father: Hanson Viers LOVE b: 17 FEB 1777 in Maryland
Mother: Hester Polly CARSON
Spouse: Nancy Pease b: 28 FEB 1828 in Hamilton Co., OH
Married: 8 DEC 1847 in Jennings Co., IN

Thanks, Sandy

Hester married Hanson Viers LOVE son of Leonard LOVE and Elizabeth VIERS on 2 May 1811 in Lewis Co, KY. Hanson was born on 17 Feb 1777 in Maryland. He died on 2 May 1863 in Lewis Co, KY.

FRANKLIN, IN DEEDS POSTED BY NANCY
John CARSON and Hanson LOVE
Date: 14 APR 1813
Land: SW 1/4 S-23, T-9 R-2W, 155 Acres

FRANKLIN, IN QUERIES
Lee Ann Teller Wed Sep 18, 1996
Franklin County, IN CARSON and LOVE. Hanson (B or V) LOVE and Polly CARSON LOVE were in Franklin Co as early as 1811. Polly's brother James CARSON was also there. Believe they are buried in Metamora Twp. Where? Looking for a record of all children. What happened to James CARSON? All of these people came from KY. Where in KY? All help appreciated.

1820 CENSUS
Hannah Love Springfield,Franklin,IN 1820 (200010-30010) age 26-45? (next door to Joseph Linn Carson)
Hanson Love Sycamore,Hamilton,OH 1820 (010001-10210) age 45 <b. bef. 1775> - Page 280
Robert Carson Sycamore,Hamilton,OH 1820 (100101-22110) oldest male age 45+ Pg 292
David Carson Miami,Hamilton,OH 1820 (120101-31111) oldest male age 45+ Pg 373
Lot Carson Madison,Butler,OH 1820 (200010-10100) oldest male age 26-45
Jonathan Pittman Sycamore, Hamilton, OH (00010000001-01101) oldest male age 80-90 <1740-1750>
Jonathan Pittman Jr Sycamore, Hamilton, OH (210001-00001) oldest male age 30-40 <1790-1800>
Ephraim Pittman Sycamore, Hamilton, OH (011001-210101) oldest male age 30-40 <1790-1800>

1830
Israel Carson Not Stated, Franklin, Indiana
John Carson Sen Not Stated, Franklin, Indiana
Mary Carson Not Stated, Franklin, Indiana
William Carson Not Stated, Franklin, Indiana
Jeremiah Fowler Franklin, Indiana (410001-111??1) - Image 35
Mark Fowler Franklin, Indiana (200001-00001) - listed next to Thornton Fowler
Thornton Fowler Franklin, Indiana (000111-101001)
NOTE: per LDS web site Thornton was born in GA and married Sarah Wallace - he and Mark are probably not related to Jeremiah)
Hanson Love Franklin, IN (10020001-1221) age 50-60 <1770-1780> - Image 61

1840 Census
Hanson Love Not Stated, Fountain, Indiana (000000001-00000001) age 60-70 <1770-1780> - Image 100
James Carson Richland, Fountain, Indiana (01120001-200001) age 50-60 <1780-1790> - Image 19
Aaron T Beedle Richland, Fountain, Indiana (113011-001101) age 30-40 <1800-1810> - Image 11
Isaac Beedle Richland, Fountain, Indiana (0111001-1020001) age 40-50 <1790-1800> - Image 3
TWO LINES AWAY: John Rifle (02001001-00111) age 50-60 <1780-1790> - Image 3
John Beedle Richland, Fountain, Indiana (100010001-10001001) age 60-70 or 20-30 <1770-1780> or <1810-1820> - Image 3
Juda T Beedle Richland, Fountain, Indiana (00001-00001) age 20-30 <1810-1820> - Image 5
Mary W Beedle Richland, Fountain, Indiana (01-0111001) age 40-50 <1790-1800> - Image 11
Abram Beedle Davis, Fountain, Indiana (10001-100011) age 20-30 <1810-1820> - Image 3
Christopher Devore Cain, Fountain, Indiana (0001101-0100001) oldest male age 40-50 - PG 203 - Image 3
TWO DOORS AWAY: Wilson Devore (12001-10001) oldest male age 20-30 - PG 203 - Image 3
Joshua D Fowler Cain, Fountain, Indiana (PG 206) (2013101-0310001) - Image 9

1850 Census
Hanson Love Metamora, Franklin, IN abt 1777 Maryland
Sarah Love Metamora, Franklin, IN abt 1777 South Carolina

1820 CENSUS
Hannah (Hanson?) Love Springfield,Franklin,IN 1820 (200010-30010) age 26-45? (next door to Joseph Linn Carson)
Joseph L. Carson Springfield, Franklin, IN 1820 (211101-12010) age 45+
SAME PAGE: John Carson (100100-20100) age 16-26 (2 lines below Squire Dewit - ??)
SAME PAGE: Squire Dewit (100100-00100) age 16-26
Mary Carson Springfield, Franklin, IN 1820 (130100-10110) age 26-45
Hanson Love Sycamore,Hamilton,OH 1820 (010001-10210) age 45 <b. bef. 1775> - Page 280
Robert Carson Sycamore,Hamilton,OH 1820 (100101-22110) oldest male age 45+ Pg 292

1830
Israel Carson Not Stated, Franklin, Indiana
John Carson Sen Not Stated, Franklin, Indiana
Mary Carson Not Stated, Franklin, Indiana
William Carson Not Stated, Franklin, Indiana
Jeremiah Fowler Franklin, Indiana (410001-111??1) - Image 35
Mark Fowler Franklin, Indiana (200001-00001) - listed next to Thornton Fowler
Thornton Fowler Franklin, Indiana (000111-101001)
NOTE: per LDS web site Thornton was born in GA and married Sarah Wallace - he and Mark are probably not related to Jeremiah)
Hanson Love Franklin, IN (10020001-1221) age 50-60 <1770-1780> - Image 61

1840 Census
Hanson Love Not Stated, Fountain, Indiana (000000001-00000001) age 60-70 <1770-1780> - Image 100
James Carson Richland, Fountain, Indiana (01120001-200001) age 50-60 <1780-1790> - Image 19
Aaron T Beedle Richland, Fountain, Indiana (113011-001101) age 30-40 <1800-1810> - Image 11
Isaac Beedle Richland, Fountain, Indiana (0111001-1020001) age 40-50 <1790-1800> - Image 3
TWO LINES AWAY: John Rifle (02001001-00111) age 50-60 <1780-1790> - Image 3
John Beedle Richland, Fountain, Indiana (100010001-10001001) age 60-70 or 20-30 <1770-1780> or <1810-1820> - Image 3
Juda T Beedle Richland, Fountain, Indiana (00001-00001) age 20-30 <1810-1820> - Image 5
Mary W Beedle Richland, Fountain, Indiana (01-0111001) age 40-50 <1790-1800> - Image 11
Abram Beedle Davis, Fountain, Indiana (10001-100011) age 20-30 <1810-1820> - Image 3
Christopher Devore Cain, Fountain, Indiana (0001101-0100001) oldest male age 40-50 - PG 203 - Image 3
TWO DOORS AWAY: Wilson Devore (12001-10001) oldest male age 20-30 - PG 203 - Image 3
Joshua D Fowler Cain, Fountain, Indiana (PG 206) (2013101-0310001) - Image 9

1850 Census
Hanson Love Metamora, Franklin, IN abt 1777 Maryland
Sarah Love Metamora, Franklin, IN abt 1777 South Carolina

Hanson and Hester had the following children:

	293	M	i	Israel Carson LOVE was born in 1812. He died in 1880.
				Israel married Charlotte PEASE on 21 Dec 1827 in Hamilton, Ohio. Charlotte was born in 1814 in Oneida Co., NY.
	294	M	ii	Hanson Viers LOVE was born on 25 Aug 1826 in Franklin Co, Indiana. He died on 1 Aug 1902 in Coal City, Owen Co., IN . He was buried in Beech Creek Church, Mitchell Co., In? .
				Hanson married Nancy PEASE on 8 Dec 1847 in Jennings, IN. Nancy was born on 28 Feb 1828 in Hamilton, Ohio.

198. Rebecca CARSON (Adam , Adam ? , Jonathan , Henry Aaron , George William , John Aaron ) was born in 1809 in Indiana. She died in 1848/1850 in of Hancock, Illinois?.

Children of David Newell and Rebecca America Newell b 15 JUL 1834, IL (where in IL?)William Newell b. ca. 1836 IL (where in IL?)Josephus Newell b. ca. 1838-1840 IAElizabeth Newell b. ca. 1840-1842 IALafayette Newell b. ca. 1842-1844 IAJames K. P. Newell b. ca. 1844-1846 IA

Rebecca married (1) Appleton DOUBLEDAY in 1831. Appleton was born about 1809. He died on 28 Jun 1833.

They had the following children:

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Mary A. DOUBLEDAY was born about 1833 in Illinois.

Rebecca married (2) David NEWELL in 1833 in Edgar, Illinois. David was born about 1809 in Kentucky. He died after 1860 in of Hancock, Illinois.

Message Board:
David Newell married ca. 1833 to a widow, Rebecca Doubleday, probably in Illinois (where in IL?) Her maiden name was Rebecca Carson. Rebecca Carson's first marriage was to Appleton Doubleday. Appleton and Rebecca Doubleday had one known child: Mary A. Doubleday, b. circa 1832 in Illinois (where in IL?)
Rebecca died between FEB 1848 and OCT 1850. David Newell, may have married second to Mrs. Emaranda SMITH 10 MAR 1849 in Monroe, Co. Iowa. (I am not certain that this was the same David Newell.) If it was the same David Newell, Emaranda must have died soon after, because David Newell married 10 MAR 1851 to Katharine POSE in Davis County, IA. David and Katharine moved to Hancock Co. Illinois. David Newell, 58, and Catharine, 45, are listed on the 1860 Census for Hancock Co. IL with two of his sons, Lafayette, 17, and James, 14, living with them.

1850 CENSUS - Wicondah, Davis, IA
David Newell, 45, KY
William, 14, IL
Josephus, 12, IA
Elizabeth, 10, IA
Lafayette, 8, IA
James P., 6, IA
Mary A. Doubledee, 18, IL

1860 Census, Hancock Co. Illinois, Wythe Twp., Post Office Warsaw, IllinoisDavid Newell, 58, b. KYCatharine Newell, 45, b. KYLa Fayette Newell 17, b. IAJames Newell, 14, b. IA

David and Rebecca had the following children:

	296	M	ii	William NEWELL was born about 1836 in Illinois.
	297	M	iii	Josephus NEWELL was born about 1839 in Iowa. He died after 1880 in of Hancock, Illinois. 1880 census Josephus NEWEL Self M Male W 40 IA Farmer KY IN Mary E. NEWEL Wife M Female W 29 NY Keeping House PA VT Anna E. RITENAUS SDau S Female W 10 IL PA NY James K. P. NEWEL Brother S Male W 34 IA Farm Laborer KY IN -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Wythe, Hancock, Illinois Family History Library Film 1254211 NA Film Number T9-0211 Page Number 368D
				Josephus married Mary E.. Mary was born about 1851 in New York.
	298	F	iv	Elizabeth NEWELL was born about 1840 in Iowa.
	299	M	v	Lafayette NEWELL was born about 1842 in Iowa.
	300	M	vi	James P. NEWELL was born about 1844 in Iowa. 1880 census Josephus NEWEL Self M Male W 40 IA Farmer KY IN Mary E. NEWEL Wife M Female W 29 NY Keeping House PA VT Anna E. RITENAUS SDau S Female W 10 IL PA NY James K. P. NEWEL Brother S Male W 34 IA Farm Laborer KY IN -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Wythe, Hancock, Illinois Family History Library Film 1254211 NA Film Number T9-0211 Page Number 368D

202. John CARSON Sr. (David , Henry , Aaron , Amos , George William , John Aaron ) was born about 1804 in Ohio. He died in 1847 in Hancock Co, Indiana.

FIRST FAMILIES OF HAMILTON CO, OHIO
CARSON, HENRY ...V2-4, 31
CARSON, JAMES ...V2-4, 18, 31, 35
CARSON, JOHN SR. ...V2-4, 31
CARSON, MARGARET ...V2-4, 9, 31, 32

Ohio Marriages:
Carson, John
Married: Apr 08, 1834 in: Butler Co., OH Spouse: ANDREWS, CHRISTINANA Gender: M More: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 0355779

1830 census
David Carson Hamilton, Butler, Ohio (000010001-0222001) oldest male age 60-70 <1760-1770> Pg 11
John Carson Hamilton, Butler, Ohio (200001-20001) oldest male age 30-40 <1790-1800> Pg 9

1840 CensusHenry Carson Warren, Marion, Indiana (110001-111001) age 30-40 page 321NEXT DOOR:William Hanby (00001-0001)ALSO THERE:John Carson (202001-112001) age 30-40 page 318
Benjamin Freeman Warren, Marion, Indiana Pg 324
Benjamin Fowler Warren, Marion, Indiana Pg 324
Emund P. Erwin Warren, Marion, Indiana Pg 324

GENFORUM MESSAGE BOARD
Am looking for info on parents of John Carson b 1800 in Ohio; m Christina Andrews Apr 1824 in Butler Co,Ohio; he died 1847 in Hancock Co, IN; they had 9 children - David, John, Elizabeth, Emily, William, Amanda, Oliver, rosanna, Joel. Thanks.

note: John died in Hancock, Indiana and in 1860 David Carson was in Hancock, IN

OHIO LAND RECORDS FOR LANDS IN INDIANA
WILLIAM FOWLER CINCINNATI 79.8 January 17, 1828
WILLIAM FOWLER CINCINNATI 80 July 02, 1831
PHILANDER FOWLER CINCINNATI 56.4 August 14, 1834
BENJAMIN FOWLER CINCINNATI 81.2 November 1, 1840
THOMAS DEVOR CINCINNATI 40 October 16, 1835
THOMAS DEVOR CINCINNATI 40 April 18, 1837
JOHN CARSON CINCINNATI 80.04 March 12, 1829
ROBERT CARSON CINCINNATI 80 October 16, 1835

John married Christianna (Christina) ANDREWS daughter of Arthur ?? ANDREWS and Unknown on 8 Apr 1824 in Butler Co, Ohio. Christianna was born about 1809 in Ohio. She died after 1860 in Of Hancock, IN.  (Parents not proven or documented)

Christinana Andrews found in:
Marriage Index: Selected Counties of Ohio, 1789-1850
Married: Apr 08, 1834 in: Butler Co., OH Spouse: Carson, John Gender: F More: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 0355779.

Possible Relative:
Early Ohio Tax Lists - Butler & Hamilton Counties
ARTHUR ANDREWS OH Butler County Miscellaneous Townships 1807
ARTHUR ANDREWS OH Butler County Miscellaneous Townships 1807

POSSIBLE RELATIVES:
1820 census
Perry Andrews Fairfield,Butler,OH 1820
James Andrews Hanover,Butler,OH 1820
Adam Andrews Morgan,Butler,OH 1820
Thomas Andrews Morgan,Butler,OH 1820
James Andrews Reily,Butler,OH 1820
Abram Andrews Rossville,Butler,OH 1820
Elisabeth Andrews Rossville,Butler,OH 1820

1850 census
Christina Carson Centre, Hancock, IN abt 1806 Ohio
Emily Carson Centre, Hancock, IN abt 1832 Ohio
William Carson Centre, Hancock, IN abt 1834 Indiana
Amanda Carson Centre, Hancock, IN abt 1836 Indiana
Oliver Carson Centre, Hancock, IN abt 1838 Indiana
Rosanna Carson Centre, Hancock, IN abt 1841 Indiana
Joel Carson Centre, Hancock, IN abt 1843 Indiana

1860 census
Christian Carson Center, Hancock, IN 50 1809 Ohio Female
Olivie Carson Center, Hancock, IN 22 1837 Indiana Male
Joel Carson Center, Hancock, IN 16 1843 Indiana Male

John and Christianna had the following children:

+	301	M	i	David CARSON
+	302	M	ii	John CARSON Jr.
	303	F	iii	Elizabeth CARSON.
+	304	M	iv	William CARSON
	305	F	v	Emily CARSON.
	306	F	vi	Amanda CARSON.
	307	M	vii	Oliver CARSON was born about 1830/1836 in Indiana. POSSIBLE: 1880 census William MC CUNE Self M Male W 55 KY Farmer KY KY Mary MC CUNE Wife M Female W 55 IRELAND Keeping House IRE IRE Lucy MC CUNE Dau S Female W 28 IN Keeping House KY IRE John MC CUNE Son S Male W 26 IN Farmer KY IN Laura E. MC CUNE Dau S Female W 23 IN Keeping House KY IN Charles MEANS GSon S Male W 7M IN OH IN Oliver CARSON Other S Male W 40 IN Laborer --- --- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Pike, Marion, Indiana Family History Library Film 1254294 NA Film Number T9-0294 Page Number 408B
	308	F	viii	Rosanna CARSON.
	309	M	ix	Joel CARSON.

203. Mary T. CARSON (David , Henry , Aaron , Amos , George William , John Aaron ) was born in Apr 1805 in Miami, Hamilton, Ohio. She died on 26 Jan 1874 in Richland, Fountain, Indiana. She was buried in Pleasant Hill Cem.

Mary married Aaron Thomas BEEDLE son of Joseph BEEDLE and Mary MEEK in 1823 in Miami, Ohio. Aaron was born on 11 May 1803 in Miami, Ohio. He died on 14 Jun 1870 in Newton, Fountain, Indiana.

1830 Census (semi-alphabetical(
James Carson Not Stated, Fountain, Indiana - Image (1211001-111001) - Image 78
Aaron Beedle Not Stated, Fountain, Indiana (20001-10101) age 20-30 <1800-1810> - Image 7
Abraham Beedle Not Stated, Fountain, Indiana (101201-120001) age 30-40 <1790-1800> - Image 7
Isaac Beedle Not Stated, Fountain, Indiana (110001-110001) age 30-40 <1790-1800> - Image 7
Solomon Beedle Not Stated, Fountain, Indiana (0010001-122001) age 40-50 <1780-1790> - Image 7
Jas? Brown Sr (300221-10011) age 30-40 <1790-1800> - Image 7
Hiram Brown (10001-00001) age 20-30 <1800-1810> - Image 9

1840 Census
James Carson Richland, Fountain, Indiana (01120001-200001) age 50-60 <1780-1790> - Image 19
Aaron T Beedle Richland, Fountain, Indiana (113011-001101) age 30-40 <1800-1810> - Image 11
Isaac Beedle Richland, Fountain, Indiana (0111001-1020001) age 40-50 <1790-1800> - Image 3
TWO LINES AWAY: John Rifle (02001001-00111) age 50-60 <1780-1790> - Image 3
John Beedle Richland, Fountain, Indiana (100010001-10001001) age 60-70 or 20-30 <1770-1780> or <1810-1820> - Image 3
Juda T Beedle Richland, Fountain, Indiana (00001-00001) age 20-30 <1810-1820> - Image 5
Mary W Beedle Richland, Fountain, Indiana (01-0111001) age 40-50 <1790-1800> - Image 11
Abram Beedle Davis, Fountain, Indiana (10001-100011) age 20-30 <1810-1820> - Image 3
SAME PAGE: Hiram Brown (111001-110001001) age 30-40 <1800-1810> - Image 3
NEXT LINE: Joseph Brown (001001-101001) age 30-40 <1800-1810> - Image 3
Daniel Meek Richland, Fountain, Indiana - Image 3
John Meek Richland, Fountain, Indiana - Image 3
John G Meek Richland, Fountain, Indiana - Image 11

1840 Fountain, IN Census
244 24 Beedle Aaron T. Richland
227 25 Beedle Abram Davis
240 9 Beedle Isaac Richland
240 2 Beedle John Richland
241 26 Beedle Juda T. Richland
244 20 Beedle Mary W. Richland
248 6 Carson James Richland
206 2 Fowler Joshua D. Cain

1850 census
Aaron T Beedle Richland, Fountain, IN abt 1802 Ohio
Mary Beedle Richland, Fountain, IN abt 1805 Ohio
Henry L Beedle Richland, Fountain, IN abt 1828 Iowa
Martha A Beedle Richland, Fountain, IN abt 1830 Iowa
Jasper N Beedle Richland, Fountain, IN abt 1839 Iowa
Francis M Beedle Richland, Fountain, IN abt 1841 Iowa
Hester C Beedle Richland, Fountain, IN abt 1847 Iowa
Margaret L Beedle Richland, Fountain, IN abt 1845 Iowa

1860 Census - Fountain, IN
29 368 350 Beedle A. T. 56 M Farmer 16,200 2,835 Ohio
30 368 350 Beedle Mary 54 F Ohio
31 368 350 Beedle Jasper N. 21 M Ind X
32 368 350 Beedle Francis M. 19 M Ind X
33 368 350 Beedle Margaret 16 F Ind X
34 368 350 Beedle Hester Ann 14 F Ind X
35 368 350 Beedle Mary E. 9 F Ind X

1860 Census
A T Beedle Richland, Fountain, IN 56 1803 Ohio Male
Mary Beedle Richland, Fountain, IN 54 1805 Ohio Female
Jasper M Beedle Richland, Fountain, IN 21 1838 Indiana Male
Francis M Beedle Richland, Fountain, IN 19 1840 Indiana Male
Margaret Beedle Richland, Fountain, IN 16 1843 Indiana Female
Hesterann Beedle Richland, Fountain, IN 14 1845 Indiana Female
Mary E Beedle Richland, Fountain, IN 9 1850 Indiana Female
William Billiam Richland, Fountain, IN 20 1839 Illinois Male

Aaron and Mary had the following children:

	310	M	i	William T. BEEDLE was born in Mar 1827. He died on 25 Feb 1840 in Newton Twp, Fountain, Indiana. He was buried in Beedle/Riffle Cemetery, Newtown, Indiana .
+	311	M	ii	Henry L. BEEDLE
+	312	F	iii	Martha A. Carson BEEDLE
+	313	M	iv	Isaac ? BEEDLE  (not proven or documented)
+	314	M	v	Jasper N. BEEDLE
+	315	M	vi	Francis M. BEEDLE
	316	F	vii	Margaret L. BEEDLE was born about 1843 in Fountain, Indiana.
				Margaret married Squire GILKEY on 13 Sep 1867 in Fountain, Indiana.
	317	F	viii	Hester Ann BEEDLE was born on 17 Dec 1848 in Fountain, Indiana. She died on 1 Feb 1913 in Fountain, Indiana. She was buried in Beedle / Riffle Cem on New Richmond Rd, Newtown, Fountain Co, IN.
				Hester married Albert W. HAAS. Albert was born on 2 Dec 1845 in Pennsylvania. He died on 30 Dec 1921 in Fountain, Indiana. He was buried in Beedle / Riffle Cem on New Richmond Rd, Newtown, Fountain Co, IN.
	318	F	ix	Mary E. BEEDLE was born about 1850 in Indiana.

204. Henry CARSON (David , Henry , Aaron , Amos , George William , John Aaron ) was born about 1809 in Ohio. He died after 1880 in Of Scott, Bourbon, Kansas.

Henry Carson found in:
Everton's Computerized "Roots" Cellar, 1640-1990 Family Queries
Event: Died
Date: 1891
Locality: Andrew
State/Country: Missouri
Contact the following researcher for more information:
Researcher: Frederick Kline
Address1: 912 E. Cambridge
City: Springfield
State: MO
Zip: 65807

Margaret Ellis's parents were in Washington, PA in 1790. That is where the family of John Linn Carson was. His brother, David Carson, had a son David born 1780. It is possible this was the David who married Margaret Ellis. Also, Joseph Carson b. 1812 was the 1st cousin of this David and he was in Rochester, Andrew, MO in 1850 along with Henry Carson and Rebecca Fowler. This would make two marriages between the same Fowler family line and the same Carson family line.....

Rebecca FOWLER was the aunt of Benjamin Nicholas FOWLER who m. Nancy A. Carson (b. ca 1814).
Rebecca FOWLER married Henry Carson (b. 1802/09) who may have been Nancy's brother.
Henry CARSON and Joseph CARSON were possibly 1st cousins.

FIRST FAMILIES OF HAMILTON CO, OHIO
CARSON, HENRY ...V2-4, 31
CARSON, JAMES ...V2-4, 18, 31, 35
CARSON, JOHN SR. ...V2-4, 31
CARSON, MARGARET ...V2-4, 9, 31, 32

Source: LDS Web site

Marriage Records - Butler Co, OH

1830 census
David Carson Hamilton, Butler, Ohio (000010001-0222001) oldest male age 60-70 <1760-1770>

1830 census
Henry Carson Israel, Preble, Ohio (00001-10001) male age 20-30 <1800-1810>
Note: No Fowlers in Preble OH in 1830 but the following were there in 1820:
1820 census
Jno Fowler Summers,Preble,OH 1820 (100010-20010) oldest male 26-45 Pg 96
Saml Fowler Summers,Preble,OH 1820 (200010-30010) oldest male 26-45 Pg 96 - Brothers of Rebecca?
Isaac M devit (Dewitt?) Jefferson,Preble,OH 1820 (100200-00100) oldest male 15-20 <1800-1805>

1840 Census
Henry Carson Warren, Marion, Indiana (110001-111001) age 30-40 page 321
NEXT DOOR:
William Hanby (00001-0001)
ALSO THERE:
John Carson (202001-112001) age 30-40 page 318
Benjamin Freeman Warren, Marion, Indiana Pg 324
Benjamin Fowler Warren, Marion, Indiana Pg 324
Emund P. Erwin Warren, Marion, Indiana Pg 324

In 1850 Henry Carson, born in Ohio was living in the same town as Joseph Carson, son of Joseph Carson from Rockcastle, KY.
1850 CENSUS
Joseph Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1812 Kentucky
Margaret Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1818 Kentucky
Elizabeth Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1844 Missouri
Joseph R Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1846 Missouri
David Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1848 Missouri
ALSO THERE:
Henry Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1808 O
Rebecca Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1807 Kentucky
Margaret Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1830 O
Benjamin Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1832 O
Nancy J Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1834 Indiana
William H Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1837 Indiana
Mary Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1840 Indiana
David Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1843 Indiana
Louisa M Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1844 Missouri
Rebecca E Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1847 Missouri

1860 Census
Henry Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO 57 1802 Ohio Male
Rebecca Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO 51 1808 Kentucky Female
David Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO 18 1841 Indiana Male
Louisa Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO 16 1843 Missouri Female
Rebecca Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO 13 1846 Missouri Female
ALSO THERE:
Benjamin Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO 28 1831 Ohio Male
Martha Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO 20 1839 Missouri Female
Mary Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO 3 1856 Missouri
Frances Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO 6.12 Missouri Female
ALSO THERE:
William Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO 29 1830 Kentucky Male
Ann Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO 21 1838 Pennsylvania Female

1870 Census
Henry Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1808 Ohio White Male 62 farmer
Rebecca Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1808 Ohio White Female 62
Freddie James Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1844 Ohio farm labor 25
NEXT DOOR:
Benjamin Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1840 Ohio White Male farmer 30
Martha Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1844 Missouri White Female 26
Rebecca Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1858 Missouri White Female 12
Janie Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1860 Missouri White Female 10
Margaret Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1862 Missouri White Female 8
James Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1864 Missouri White Male 6
Craney Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1867 Missouri White Female 3
NEXT DOOR:
William Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1845 Ohio White Male 25
Julia A Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1845 Missouri White Female 25
William Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1862 Missouri White Male 8
Babe Carson Rochester, Andrew, MO abt 1864 Missouri White Female 6 Mmos.
Henry Griffith age 12, at home

1880 census
George A. THOMAS Self M Male W 33 MO Farmer NC KY
Lulu THOMAS Wife M Female W 32 MO Keeping House OH KY
Daisey THOMAS Dau S Female W 9 MO At School MO MO
William THOMAS Son S Male W 7 MO At School MO MO
Owen THOMAS Son S Male W 3 KS MO MO
Henry CARSON FatherL W Male W 72 OH Farmer IRELAND WALES
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Source Information:
Census Place Scott, Bourbon, Kansas
Family History Library Film 1254374
NA Film Number T9-0374
Page Number 331C

Henry married Rebecca FOWLER daughter of Benjamin FOWLER II and Mary NAYLOR (??) on 18 Feb 1829 in Butler Co, Ohio. Rebecca was born about 1807 in Kentucky . She died before 1880.

FOWLER QUERIES
Date: Tue, 3 Jul 2001 21:11:05 -0500
From: <bstewart2@juno.com>
To: OHBUTLER-L@rootsweb.com
Message-ID: <20010703.211106.-192113.1.bstewart2@juno.com>
Subject: [OHBUTLER-L] Benjamin Fowler
I am searching for information on my Benjamin Fowler, born Ireland or
England (?), married Mary Nailor, and had a daughter Rebecca born 1807 in KY.
He may have been in Madison KY from the tax lists there in the early
1800's, along with James and Jeremiah Fowler. All three later show up in
Butler OH, where Rebecca married Henry Carson in 1829. Henry moved to
Preble OH in 1830, and I lose track of Benjamin. He bought land in
Marion IN, Owen IN and Muskingum OH. Henry lived in Marion IN in 1840
census, then moved to Andrew MO.
Henry Carson was son of David Carson and Margaret Ellis, also of Butler
OH and perhaps Hamilton OH, too.
If anyone could help me on these folks, I would really appreciate it.
Bob Stewart
bstewart2@juno.com

Henry and Rebecca had the following children:

+	319	F	i	Margaret CARSON
+	320	M	ii	Benjamin F. CARSON
+	321	F	iii	Nancy Jane CARSON
+	322	M	iv	William H. CARSON
+	323	F	v	Mary Elizabeth CARSON
	324	M	vi	David CARSON was born about 1843 in Indiana.
+	325	F	vii	Louisa M. "Lulu" CARSON
	326	M	viii	Freddie James? CARSON was born about 1844 in Ohio.
	327	F	ix	Rebecca E. CARSON was born about 1847 in Missouri.

206. Nancy Ann ? CARSON (David , Henry , Aaron , Amos , George William , John Aaron ) was born about 1811 in Ohio. She died in Mar 1876/1878 in Keokuk County, Iowa. She was buried in Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Sigourn, Keokuk, Iowa.
(Parents not proven or documented)

Email from Nich Spudich:
I have a copy of a hand written chart that was the work of Dorothea Lindsey, the daughter of Ruby Lindsey. It shows that Benjamin married Nancy Ann Carson, now Ann may really be Hanah I don't know. Some where I had a note that showed that Benjamin married a Bell Carson, I don't know if this is Nancy sister or what? Nancy died when Benjamin was about 51 so it is possible that he remarried.
Darcy (Clogston) Kull took some of my data and did some looking and came up with some stuff that went way back but I an not sure how well she checked the data.

Family group sheets show her name as "Hanah"

Since Ben and Nancy named their first son David, it would make sense that her father's name was David, however, it has not been proven that David Carson was her father.

Interment Record for Nancy A. Fowler
Name: Fowler, Nancy A.
Born:
Died or Buried: Mar 8 1878 - conflicts with other record below
Age: 84yr 9da -- this is wrong - she was only 57 in 1870 census (s/b 64)
Buried: Pleasant Grove
County/State: Keokuk, IA
Notes: wifeof B.W. Fowler
http://userdb.rootsweb.com/cemeteries/cgi-bin/cemetery.cgi

IOWA CEMETERY RECORDS
Nancy A. Fowler 03 Mar 1876 West Sigourn (Mrs. B. N.);64 Gravestone Records of Keokuk County, Iowa

COULD THIS BE OUR NANCY?
Nancy CARSON (AFN: X3P9-ZK)
Sex: F
Birth: Abt 1822 , , Ohio
Parents:
Father: Samuel CARSON (AFN: X3P9-QC)
Mother: Leah LOWRY (AFN: X3P9-RJ)
Probably not our Nancy because this family had no females her age in 1830 census

possible:
Gateway to the West, Volume I, Champaign Co., Will Abstracts,1818-1826, Page 189
ROBERT CARSON of Jackson Township, dated 6-2-1818; Recorded 12-2-1823. Wife mentioned but not named. Sons: James, Robert, Ambrose. Peggy Huston, Betsey, Jinny, Nancy Carson, and Polly Carson. Executors: sons James and Ambrose. Signed: Robert Carson. Witnesses: George Fithian, Nathan Hill and William Fithian.
http://www.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/ifa_image.cgi?IN=000419&PN=189&SEC=Gateway%20to%20the%20West%2C%20Volume%20I&CD=17 5

Although it has been passed down through the family that Nancy was related to Kit Carson, no connection has been found. Kit Carson's family lived in North Carolina, Kentucky and Howard County Missouri and, as far as I can tell, only one member of that family was in Butler Co, OH - Joseph Harvey Linn Carson was there in 1803 - his son Abner was born in Butler, OH in 1803. Abner was found in the 1830 census living in Union, Butler, OH. Joseph, his father, was not there, but a Joseph Carson was found in Wheeling, Belmont, OH, and he was the right age and had 2 unidentified females age 15-20 in his household. One of them could have been Nancy. Joseph's first wife, Mary Henderson, died before 1805 and Joseph remarried to Mary Leonard. Joseph and Mary Henderson had a daughter Nancy born in 1801 - she married Morgan Roop. Therefore, he has been ruled out as the possible father of our Nancy because it is unlikely that he would name another daughter "Nancy". Joseph Harvey Linn Carson did have a brother named William who was born Aug 6, 1785 in Bedford, Virginia. No information is known about him and there were several William Carsons in Butler Co, OH at the time of Nancy's birth and marriage. It is possible that Nancy was the daughter of Joseph's brother William, but there were too many William Carsons in the census records to determine which one he might be - if at all. It's also possible that her father was related to Joseph and died before her marriage - she may have been one of those unidentified 15-20 year-old females in his household in 1830 - about 4 yrs before her marriage.

We know that Clara Lucille Fowler (Benjamin's gr-daughter) married Ira Lee Branson in Taos, New Mexico, the home of Kit Carson, in 1898. Living there in 1900 was the family of Henry Smith Stevens who was married to Benjamin Fowler's daughter, Hannah Ann Fowler.

Another coincidence has recently been discovered. In 1850 Kit Carson's older brother, Robert, was living in Sonoma County, California. In 1860 Kit's younger brother, Lindsey, was living in Healdsburg, Sonoma County, California and so was Robert. They and their descendants remained in that general are until at least 1880 and some of them probably beyond 1900. This is where Ira and Clara Branson settled and lived for many years. Ira Lee Branson, became the County Roadmaster for that county between 1910 and 1914. Kit Carson's relatives circulated in Missouri, New Mexico and Colorado prior to the 1900's and so did the Fowlers, the Bransons and the Stevens. We simply don't know if there was some connection - other than perhaps a friendship between these families. The fact that Clara Fowler was married in Taos, NM where Kit Carson was reknowned, lived in Colorado where he circulated - and the fact that two of his brothers were in Sonoma County, California before Ira and Clara moved there - may add up to just a huge coincidence - or not! Ira played a role in making improvements to offshoots of the Sante Fe Trail prior to 1910. This trail was used extensively by travelers going south.

NOTE: Jacob Carson who was living in Marion, Indiana in 1850 - same county as Nancy and Benj - Jacob lived in Ohio in 1830:
1830 Census
Jacob Carson Senr Paint, Highland, Ohio
Jacob Carson Jr Paint, Highland, Ohio
In 1820 Jacob was in Fayette, OH (see Ambrose McCord Carson)
In 1810 Jacob was in Stokes, NC

The following were listed on early Butler Co, Ohio Tax Lists:
JOHN CARSON OH Butler County Miscellaneous Townships 1806
JOHN CARSON OH Butler County Miscellaneous Townships 1807
WILLIAM CARSON OH Butler County Miscellaneous Townships 1807
JOHN CARSON OH Butler County No Township Listed 1809
JOHN CARSON OH Butler County No Township Listed 1810

MyTrees.com indicated her birth info: 1813 Michigan
Source for Nancy's last name: family group sheet sent by descendant
Son Henry Fowler gave Kentucky as her birthplace on 1920 census

Iowa Cemetery Records:
Page: 65
Name: Nancy A. Fowler
Death Date: 03 Mar 1876
Age: 64
Cemetery: West
Town: Sigourn
Comment: (Mrs. B. N.)

Living in same county (Marion, Indiana) as the Fowlers in 1850 - could be Nancy's brother:
John Carson, 40, VA
Mary, 39, OH
Sarah N, 13, IN
Hanah E, 9, IN
Mary J, 7, IN
Catherine, 4, IN

1830 Butler Co Census - Carsons:
Hamilton Township:
John Carson ---------------------------too young to be Nancy's father - may be her brother
Males: 2(0-5) 0 0 0 0 1(30-40)
Females: 3 0 0 0 1(20-30)

Lemon Township:
John Carson----------------------------could be Nancy's father
Males: 1(0-5) 0 3(10-15) 0 0 0 1(40-50)
Females: 2(0-5) 1(10-15) 1(15-20) 0 0 1(40-50)
Same Page:
John Carson Sr. ----------------------could be Nancy's grandfather
Males: 0 1(5-10) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1(70-80)
Females: 0 0 0 1(15-20) 1(20-30) 1(30-40) 0 0 0 1(70-80)
Same Page:
James Carson--------------------------could be Nancy's brother
Males: 1(0-5) 1(5-10) 0 0 0 1(30-40)
Females: 0 2(5-10) 0 0 1(20-30)
ALSO IN LEMON TWP 1830 and 1840:
Daniel Fowler ------------------------could be Benjamin's brother
Males: 1(0-5) 0 2(10-15) 0 0 1(30-40)
Females: 0 1(5-10) 0 0 0 1(30-40)

1820 Butler Co Census - Carsons listed
Carson, Alexander Lemon Twp (p. 95) (100011-10010) (female under 5 could be Nancy)
Carson, John Lemon Twp (p. 95) (000101-10301) (female under 5 could be Nancy)
Carson, John Jr. Lemon Twp (p. 95) (300010-0001) no young females
Carson, Lot Madison Twp (p. 81) (200010-10100) (he was in Indiana in 1830)
Carson, Samuel Lemon Twp (p. 96) (400010-10010) (female under 5 could be Nancy)
Carson, William Lemon Twp (p. 97) (100010-33010) (female under 5 could be Nancy)