John Carroll was the husband of Elizabeth Maloney and the son of Sarah Miller and her second husband, James Carroll, whom she married in 1792. She had first married Joseph Nesbit (1748 - 1789) by whom she had a son, William Nesbit (Find A Grave Memorial# 25330714). By Carroll, she had five children: Rachael Carroll Stell, Mary Carroll Blake (John), Elizabeth Carroll Castleberry (James), John, and Thomas Carroll.
Joseph Carroll, patriarch of the Carroll family, his sons, his sons-in-law, and his extended family members were dedicated to the Patriot cause. His son, Joseph Carroll, Jr. was one of the Heroes who fought at the Battle of King's Mountain (October 7, 1780).
The Daughters of the American Revolution designated his grandfather and namesake, John Carroll, DAR Ancestor Number A206497, and his great grandfather, Joseph Carroll, DAR Ancestor Number A091029. Mr. Carroll's descendants, therefore, are eligible to join the Sons or Daughters of the American Revolution. (Lineage of John Carroll [1803 - 1876]: James Carroll [1767 - 1813] > John Carroll [1745 - 1794] > Joseph Carroll [1699 - 1784])
Patriot Joseph Carroll, his wife, Jennet Swansey Carroll, his son, Joseph Carroll, Jr., DAR Ancestor Number A019783, and several other family members were buried in the historic Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery. The church is the oldest in York County, SC.
Many other Patriots of the American Revolution were buried there as well. Although most people associate South Carolina with the Confederate War, more Revolutionary War battles were fought in South Carolina than in any other state and the Carroll family figured prominently in that conflict. Patriot Carroll and wife's memorials are Find A Grave Memorial# 63294984 and Find A Grave Memorial# 63294997, respectively: that of Joseph Carroll, Jr., Find A Grave Memorial# 13166711 .
Reference: dar.org, Find A Grave.com., Pension Application of Joseph Carroll, Jr., W9778 (revwarapps.org).
The above contributed by Vonnie L Cantrell
Joseph Carroll, patriarch of the Carroll family, his sons, his sons-in-law, and his extended family members were dedicated to the Patriot cause. His son, Joseph Carroll, Jr. was one of the Heroes who fought at the Battle of King's Mountain (October 7, 1780).
The Daughters of the American Revolution designated his grandfather and namesake, John Carroll, DAR Ancestor Number A206497, and his great grandfather, Joseph Carroll, DAR Ancestor Number A091029. Mr. Carroll's descendants, therefore, are eligible to join the Sons or Daughters of the American Revolution. (Lineage of John Carroll [1803 - 1876]: James Carroll [1767 - 1813] > John Carroll [1745 - 1794] > Joseph Carroll [1699 - 1784])
Patriot Joseph Carroll, his wife, Jennet Swansey Carroll, his son, Joseph Carroll, Jr., DAR Ancestor Number A019783, and several other family members were buried in the historic Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery. The church is the oldest in York County, SC.
Many other Patriots of the American Revolution were buried there as well. Although most people associate South Carolina with the Confederate War, more Revolutionary War battles were fought in South Carolina than in any other state and the Carroll family figured prominently in that conflict. Patriot Carroll and wife's memorials are Find A Grave Memorial# 63294984 and Find A Grave Memorial# 63294997, respectively: that of Joseph Carroll, Jr., Find A Grave Memorial# 13166711 .
Reference: dar.org, Find A Grave.com., Pension Application of Joseph Carroll, Jr., W9778 (revwarapps.org).
The above contributed by Vonnie L Cantrell
John Carroll was the husband of Elizabeth Maloney and the son of Sarah Miller and her second husband, James Carroll, whom she married in 1792. She had first married Joseph Nesbit (1748 - 1789) by whom she had a son, William Nesbit (Find A Grave Memorial# 25330714). By Carroll, she had five children: Rachael Carroll Stell, Mary Carroll Blake (John), Elizabeth Carroll Castleberry (James), John, and Thomas Carroll.
Joseph Carroll, patriarch of the Carroll family, his sons, his sons-in-law, and his extended family members were dedicated to the Patriot cause. His son, Joseph Carroll, Jr. was one of the Heroes who fought at the Battle of King's Mountain (October 7, 1780).
The Daughters of the American Revolution designated his grandfather and namesake, John Carroll, DAR Ancestor Number A206497, and his great grandfather, Joseph Carroll, DAR Ancestor Number A091029. Mr. Carroll's descendants, therefore, are eligible to join the Sons or Daughters of the American Revolution. (Lineage of John Carroll [1803 - 1876]: James Carroll [1767 - 1813] > John Carroll [1745 - 1794] > Joseph Carroll [1699 - 1784])
Patriot Joseph Carroll, his wife, Jennet Swansey Carroll, his son, Joseph Carroll, Jr., DAR Ancestor Number A019783, and several other family members were buried in the historic Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery. The church is the oldest in York County, SC.
Many other Patriots of the American Revolution were buried there as well. Although most people associate South Carolina with the Confederate War, more Revolutionary War battles were fought in South Carolina than in any other state and the Carroll family figured prominently in that conflict. Patriot Carroll and wife's memorials are Find A Grave Memorial# 63294984 and Find A Grave Memorial# 63294997, respectively: that of Joseph Carroll, Jr., Find A Grave Memorial# 13166711 .
Reference: dar.org, Find A Grave.com., Pension Application of Joseph Carroll, Jr., W9778 (revwarapps.org).
The above contributed by Vonnie L Cantrell
Joseph Carroll, patriarch of the Carroll family, his sons, his sons-in-law, and his extended family members were dedicated to the Patriot cause. His son, Joseph Carroll, Jr. was one of the Heroes who fought at the Battle of King's Mountain (October 7, 1780).
The Daughters of the American Revolution designated his grandfather and namesake, John Carroll, DAR Ancestor Number A206497, and his great grandfather, Joseph Carroll, DAR Ancestor Number A091029. Mr. Carroll's descendants, therefore, are eligible to join the Sons or Daughters of the American Revolution. (Lineage of John Carroll [1803 - 1876]: James Carroll [1767 - 1813] > John Carroll [1745 - 1794] > Joseph Carroll [1699 - 1784])
Patriot Joseph Carroll, his wife, Jennet Swansey Carroll, his son, Joseph Carroll, Jr., DAR Ancestor Number A019783, and several other family members were buried in the historic Bethel Presbyterian Church Cemetery. The church is the oldest in York County, SC.
Many other Patriots of the American Revolution were buried there as well. Although most people associate South Carolina with the Confederate War, more Revolutionary War battles were fought in South Carolina than in any other state and the Carroll family figured prominently in that conflict. Patriot Carroll and wife's memorials are Find A Grave Memorial# 63294984 and Find A Grave Memorial# 63294997, respectively: that of Joseph Carroll, Jr., Find A Grave Memorial# 13166711 .
Reference: dar.org, Find A Grave.com., Pension Application of Joseph Carroll, Jr., W9778 (revwarapps.org).
The above contributed by Vonnie L Cantrell
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