Mary Olivia Carroll was the daughter of Sarah Miller and her second husband, James Carroll. Mary had no children but raised two of the grandchildren of her half-brother, William Nesbit, after their parents died. These were sisters Elizabeth Jane (Burns) Ellis and Louisiana (Burns) Matthews.
Mary died between 4 Nov 1859, when she wrote her will (DeKalb County, George Wills Book A, p. 206), but before 5 May 1860, when the census was taken in DeKalb Co., GA. Gwinnett County records state that she was buried next to her mother.
Mary died between 4 Nov 1859, when she wrote her will (DeKalb County, George Wills Book A, p. 206), but before 5 May 1860, when the census was taken in DeKalb Co., GA. Gwinnett County records state that she was buried next to her mother.
Mary Olivia Carroll was the daughter of Sarah Miller and her second husband, James Carroll. Mary had no children but raised two of the grandchildren of her half-brother, William Nesbit, after their parents died. These were sisters Elizabeth Jane (Burns) Ellis and Louisiana (Burns) Matthews.
Mary died between 4 Nov 1859, when she wrote her will (DeKalb County, George Wills Book A, p. 206), but before 5 May 1860, when the census was taken in DeKalb Co., GA. Gwinnett County records state that she was buried next to her mother.
Mary died between 4 Nov 1859, when she wrote her will (DeKalb County, George Wills Book A, p. 206), but before 5 May 1860, when the census was taken in DeKalb Co., GA. Gwinnett County records state that she was buried next to her mother.
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