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Faith Iannandrea(Carmichael, (ianadrea@itcanada.com) of: PORT COLBORNE,ONT,CANADA, at: Sat May 1 02:36:30 1999 HI:Jimmy I just wanted to let you know I was able to chat with another Carmichael relative, who lives in Victoria BC, I was able to get her proper E-mail address from her Father. So again, your web site has been a help in finding yet another Carmichael, Thank you.
Deborah, (micha95@yahoo.com) of: Ireland at: Sun May 2 22:28:55 1999 Hello to all Carmichaels out there and thankyou for this site Jimmy it is much appreciated :)
Rhona Carmichael., (rhona.carmichael@mcg.co.uk) of: Edinburgh at: Mon May 3 16:38:12 1999 What a wonderful find ! As a young member of the Carmichael Clan , I am delighted to find so much interesting information.
Fred Veregge, (Fvieregge@aol.com) of: Springfield, MO at: Tue May 4 02:29:22 1999 Would like to hear from ancesters of WILLIAM CARMICHAEL b. 1829 - 1 Jul 1889, m. MARY ELIZABETH WRIGHT b.1817. William had a great brick house near Knightstown, Henry co. Indiana. Children: Newton W, John C, William Henry, James B, David Byers, & Lewis W. (all born between 1845 & 1861) Their father had borthers & sisters; Ezekial, John, Elizabeth, Sara & Nancy, all b. between 1823 & 1836
Carol "Candy" Carmichael-Burgess, (cburg88484@aol.com) of: North Yarmouth, Maine, USA at: Tue May 4 21:14:49 1999 Hi Jimmy, My g-g-g-grandfather was: Angus Carmichael, born about 1797 in Scotland and married to Mary Fullerton on July 7, 1807 in Greenock, Scotland. Their children were: Archibald, Mary, Duncan, Jane or Jean Duncan (my line)m. Mariam Emma Hardie Ann or Nancy, Isabella, Dougald, William Angus
Karen Dunn, (jdunn@mail.snider.net) of: Little Rock, AR at: Wed May 5 16:58:16 1999 Hello! Great site! Came here from a link from a Mitchell page.
Lisa A. Kelly, (kelly63@onslowonline.net) of: Camp Lejeune, NC at: Wed May 5 21:17:18 1999 Dear Mr. Carmichael, I visited your website recently and saw that you had updated your files with the information I sent you about my family. I don't know if this happens to you often, but I have just found out that what we had been told about our ancestry is not completely correct -- they left out a generation. I have just received a Civil War pension file from Raleigh, NC, that has changed all my family's previous understanding about our Carmichael heritage, and I thought you would like the information, too. The file shows my great-great-grandmother, Eliza Ann (Grubbs) Carmichael, is the widow of John W. Carmichael, who died at Newport News, VA, as a prisoner of war on June 5, 1865. The pension file confirms that my family is actually descended from John W. Carmichael, who fought and died in the Civil War, and who was the eldest son of Edward Carmichael (who is in turn the eldest son of Barzilla Carmichael). My family is not descended from "John Lewis Carmichael, Sr." as we had always been told. In fact, I am beginning to believe that even the name John Lewis Carmichael, Sr., may be fictitious. You see, Mark Carmichael, another Carmichael researcher here in North Carolina, sent me some information which he had obtained. John Wesley Carmichael (from Winston-Salem, NC -- now dead) compiled this information (he visited my grandmother, Daisy Slate Carmichael, in Virginia in the '70's and told her about John Lewis Carmichael, Sr.). He lists my great-great-grandmother, Eliza Ann Grubbs Carmichael, as being married to John Lewis Carmichael. I am almost convinced that he visited the Love’s United Methodist Church Cemetery in Walkertown, NC, and saw my great-grandfather, John Lewis Carmichael, buried next to his mother, Eliza Ann Grubbs Carmichael, beneath the headstone which reads only J. L. Carmichael, and thought that they were husband and wife, not mother and son. There is only one headstone at this particular plot, although my great-grandfather, his wife, his mother, and his daughter are buried there. The order of the graves is, from left to right: John Lewis Carmichael, Eliza Ann (Grubbs) Carmichael, Oda Carmichael (the daughter, who died at age four), and Ludie (Louisa West) Carmichael (his wife). As I said, the grave marker states only his name and is positioned above his and his mother’s graves. The pension file information makes Isaac Newton Carmichael, who is buried in the same cemetery as my great-grandfather, my great-grandfather’s uncle. Per the 1860 Census, Edward (43) and Elizabeth (40) Carmichael had four sons: John W. (20), Alexander B. (18), Thomas E. (16), and Isaac N. (12). All Edward's sons fought in the Civil War, in "K" Co. 52nd NC Infantry, but only my great-great-grandfather died (I have records to confirm this). The records from the cemetery where Isaac Newton Carmichael is buried list his birth date as November 30, 1847 and death as March 16, 1928. He was married to Martha Jane Clemmons on October 10, 1867 (she was born November 25, 1844 and died July 06, 1920). They had at least one son, Thomas Melvin Carmichael, who is also buried there (born November 5, 1872 and died June 9, 1935). Thomas Melvin was married to Louisa J. Pulliam on November 10, 1910 (born September 10, 1879 and died January 21, 1940). Thomas and Louisa Carmichael in turn had at least one son, Phillip James Carmichael (born November 1, 1912 and died November 27, 1995). He married Mabel Kathleen Grubbs on September 6, 1936 (she is apparently still living). All this information comes from the records of Love's United Methodist Church Cemetery in Walkertown, NC. Interestingly, I have seen information showing that Edward was married to Elizabeth Grubbs (his son John W. Carmichael also married a Grubbs). My great-great-grandmother, Eliza Ann Grubbs Carmichael, was the daughter of Lewis and Elizabeth Grubbs (both she and her mother were widowed by the time of the 1870 Census and were living together). John W. and Eliza Ann could only have been married a short time before he went to the Civil War since they were living in their parents' homes when the census was taken in 1860 and my great-grandfather was born in August 1861 (there was also a child born after my great-great-grandfather left for the war in 1862, Ella E., but I don't know what happened to her). I am waiting to get the pension records for Edward's other sons. Apparently, Alexander and Thomas left the Forsyth County area after the Civil War. They do not show up on the 1870 Census. I hope this information is helpful to you. If you would like a copy of the pension file I would be glad to send it to you. Sincerely, Lisa Kelly
Walter Lee Doty III, (stilliniowa.net) of: Johnston, Iowa at: Fri May 7 01:23:03 1999 Looking for Doty fanily ties in 1800's. My father was Walter L. Doty Jr. born 12/19/1914 Omaha Nebr., his father Walter L. Doty Sr. born 9/10/1872 Glenwood, Iowa. He was married to Carrie Ball (Nebraska City Nebr ???)
Russell Erwin Carmichael, (conniec@parkrapids.com) of: Park Rapids, MN 56470 at: Sat May 8 04:40:58 1999 I am interested in more information on my family heritage.
Don Mortimer, (dmortimer@fuse.net) of: Cincinnati, Ohio at: Tue May 11 02:53:50 1999 Digging up Mortimer from Yorkshire, UK to Cincinnati, Ohio. Time 1819 to present.
James Marsh, (JMG387@msn.com) of: Tennessee, USA at: Tue May 11 16:51:39 1999 Researching Marsh family tree.
Linda Stansel, (jlstansel@aol.com) of: Amarillo, Texas at: Tue May 11 18:13:38 1999 I am searching for any info on John Ralph McElreath, Jesse Newton McElreath or anyone with the surname McElreath. My father was John and my grandfather was Jesse. My father came from Mt Pleasant TX and that is where he was born and rasied. If you have info on McElreath's , please let me know.
Kathi Morgan, (KDMMOM3@aol.com) of: LaSalle, IL 61301 at: Sat May 15 18:53:42 1999 I have been searching for information on my ggreatgrandmother Sarah CARMICKLE. She married James Wesley GAITHER in Perry County,IN ca.1850. I would love to find out more about her family. I have also found her name as Sarah Shacklett KERMICKLE.
William White, (willxm@yahoo.co.uk) of: Liverpool at: Sun May 16 12:48:33 1999 bookmarked!
David Robinson,
(davidrobinson@breathemail.net) of: Darlington, England at: Wed May
19 21:07:45 1999
Lynn Arrowsmith, (lynarrow@bigpond.com) of: Queensland, Australia at: Fri May 21 12:23:41 1999 I found your site very interesting and I'm sure I will return to look for more information.
Donald Carmichael, (donald@carmichaeldon.freeserve.co.uk) of: wokingham , Berkshire , England at: Sat May 22 01:07:41 1999 No serious message at this time ; just hello!
Randolph (Randy) Henry Carmichael III, (rcarmichael@mindspring.com) of: Raleigh, North Carolina at: Mon May 24 23:35:31 1999 Just happened upon this website and thought I'd give it a look. I'll be back!
Leigh ustin carmichael, (leigh@dsdesign.com.au) of: Hobart, Tasmania, Australia at: Tue May 25 00:49:29 1999 This looks very exciting.....
Marie Lewis-Cook, (fcec@lvcm.com) of: Las Vegas, Nevada at: Tue May 25 22:02:08 1999 Hello! Was linked to this site through distantcousins.com in trying to learn of some of my Mallory ancesters, which are my maternal grandparents. Thanks for taking the time to put together this site in which I may be able to learn something of my own tree. Thanks again, Marie
Mark Henry Carmichael, (Lukihebe@aol.com) of: Mebane.,North Carolina at: Wed May 26 03:12:43 1999 Hello to all Carmichaels
Barbara Ann Carmichael Banks, (BaBanks@aol.com) of: Minneapolis, Minnesota USA at: Wed May 26 06:42:09 1999 I am grand daughter of Nello Daniel Carmichael (born 1908 in Stillwater,Minnesota,as far as I know now). He had one brother Reginald Louis. I am just about to embark on this wonderful ancestry journey. Very few surviving Carmichaels from this lineage. Possible relationship to a LeBoutilier member. Possible kinship or marriage or relationship with the Daniels family (who are from Kentucky, believed to be kin to the Still Brewing King of whiskey himself, Jack Daniels). I would appreciate any possible info to piece my puzzle together. Carmichaels in Minnesota are very small. My father is Delard Richard Carmichael born Dec 17, 1925 in Minneapolis, MN His heritage was both Scottish and Irish (50/50). I have no information whatsoever of his Carmichael grandfather except that this grandfathers parents owned/operated a lumber mill in or near the Stillwater township of Minnesota in the late 1800s to possibly the early 1900s. It is said that my Great grandfather (Nello's father) was outcast by his parents because of his marriage choice and that his two children, Nello and Reginald, were captively raised by the grandparents under the care of a nanny who was perhaps a LeBoutilier. Nello and Reginald's grandmother was supposedly a Daniels decendent and after marriage to the Carmichael, left the Kentucky region for Minnesota. My trail is cold. Would appreciate any comments, ideas etc. So far the courthouse records are a dead end. Great Hurrah's to Lisa Kelly for such an incredible composition tracing her lineage! I can only dream that I will find such a treasure! Thank you for this site! It is fabulous!
Rebecca D. Lewis, (Jlewis@rose.net) of: Ga. at: Thu May 27 01:40:23 1999 I am looking for Decendents of Patrick Carmicheal Born in 1750 Ireland. He was married to Elizabeth Thompson B. 1749 in South Carolina. His son was Authur Carmicheal Born 5-14-1774 in Newberry South Carolina. he was married to Frances Bell Born 9-7-1784 . They had a child Nancy Agness Carmicheal and she was born in Abbeville, S.C. 1820 and married John Simpson Spruiel . their daughter was Nancy M. Spruiell, she was born 12-16-1860 and died 12-14-1920. Nancy married Richard James Stewart he was born 9-16-1856 and died 2-12-1927. their son was Elija Summerfeild Stewart and he was 1/2 Cherokee indian .
Hubert M. Carmichael Jr., (CARMIHM@NAESCO.COM) of: 415 NEWINGTON RD. NEWINGTON, NH 03801 at: Fri May 28 02:54:08 1999 Please let me know of any Carmichael reunion activity at the above e-mail address. We are decendents of the scottish highlander Carmichael of NC. Nickname- Mike
Barbara Allen, (jra@cio.net) of: Sedro-Woolley, Washington, USA at: Fri May 28 20:45:56 1999 My gg-grandmother was a Powell who was a sister to Louisa Powell who married William Carmichael.
Robert Morrow, (r.morrow2@gte.net) of: Springtown, Texas at: Fri May 28 22:17:12 1999 I am searching for descendants of William Morrow born 1812-1814 in Missouri. And, for any ancestors before this time.
CANDACE C. DUNN PERSOON, (PERSOON@WTP.NET) of: BILLINGS, MT. at: Sat May 29 07:06:50 1999 LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON MY GREAT GREAT GREAT GRANDFATHER, RICHARD WILLIAM DUNN, WHO CAME TO AMERICAN DURING THE 1830 POTATO FAMINE FROM COUNTY CORK IRELAND. ANY INFORMATION WOULD BE APPRECIATED.
Samuel Clayburn Owens, (sowensbpi@msn.com) of: Mooresville, NC at: Sat May 29 12:47:00 1999 My father was Samuel Benjamin Carmichael. He changed his name to Owens about 1911. His mother's surname was Owen. In my pastime I am doing research for my ancesters who resided in and around Pittsylvania and Halifax counties in Virginia.
Robert carmichael, (rcarmichael@means.net) of: Roseau mn. at: Sat May 29 17:22:42 1999 My grandfather was Charles Carmichael from Blair Ne.
Ronald K. McHaney, (rkmchaney@buddhist.com) of: Tacoma, Washington, US at: Sat May 29 21:18:15 1999 Very interesting site! Keep up the good work!
Terry Carmichael, (crescent@outeast.cyberspace.net.au) of: Melbourne Australia at: Sun May 30 08:41:43 1999 I have been browsing about for some time and have located ancestors on this site. I look forward to creating further input.
Marjorie Crew (McCarty), (crewfam@netrover.com) of: Ontario Canada at: Mon May 31 16:23:49 1999 I am researching my family history.
Gilbert Carmichael McLemore, Jr., (gmclemore@fendiglaw.com) of: 545 Old Plantation Rd., Jekyll Island, Georgia 31527 at: Mon May 31 20:34:01 1999 My Carmichael ancestor, Gilbert Christopher Carmichael, was born 9/24/1820, in Marion District, South Carolina. In 1837, he went to Georgia to seek his fortune. I have his 6 page autobiography written out in his own handwriting- This was passed on to me by my father, Gilbert Carmichael McLemore, Sr., who was named for his grandfather, Gilbert Christopher Carmichael, Jr.
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