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This page consists of notes from information that I have received. It is not verified! I will add anyone's notes here and welcome all that are sent! This is our family and I would like to put as much info as possible here. The names will eventually all be linked to data.
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Book: Carlisle Family
Author: Cecil Carlisle
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Possibilities for Richard's father whom I believe to be name John.
U.S. Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783
about John Carlisle
Name: John Carlisle
Rank - Induction: Cap
Roll Box: 132
Roll State: Continental Troops
Source Information:
Ancestry.com. U.S. Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2007. Original data:
Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783; (National Archives Microfilm Publication M246, 138 rolls); War Department Collection of Revolutionary War Records, Record Group 93; National Archives, Washington. D.C.
Records indexed by Direct Data Capture.
Description:
This database is a collection of records kept by the U.S. National Archives listing men who fought for the colonies during the war. Each record provides the soldier's name, category, rank information, and NARA microfilm roll number to aid the researcher in locating the original record. Images of the records are also included. Learn more...
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U.S. Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783
about John Carlisle
Name: John Carlisle
Rank - Induction: Sergeant
Roll Box: 121
Roll State: Continental Troops
Source Information:
Ancestry.com. U.S. Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2007. Original data:
Revolutionary War Rolls, 1775-1783; (National Archives Microfilm Publication M246, 138 rolls); War Department Collection of Revolutionary War Records, Record Group 93; National Archives, Washington. D.C.
Records indexed by Direct Data Capture.
Description:
This database is a collection of records kept by the U.S. National Archives listing men who fought for the colonies during the war. Each record provides the soldier's name, category, rank information, and NARA microfilm roll number to aid the researcher in locating the original record. Images of the records are also included. Learn more...
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1 Phoebe CARLISLE b: Abt 1750 d: 17 Jun 1831
+ Unknown CARLISLE d: 17762
2 Richard CARLISLE b: 29 May 1774 d: 15 Dec 1854+ Sara BURKETT
3 Phillip Giles CARLISLE b: 22 Dec 1824 d: 16 May 1897+ Lucretia Jane SPRADLING
4 Richard Francis CARLISLE b: 10 May 1848+ Nancy Jane SUTTON
5 Hiram Wesley CARLISLE b: 25 Dec 1869 d: 21 Nov 1936
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EMILY JANE
EMILY JANE PURDY married HIRAM WESLEY CARLISLE:
Children:
ISABEL married Samuel McFadden: issue: Lillie Pearl-DOB: 8/31/1910: DOD: 3/27/1987, Beulah-DOD: 3/11/1995, Emily Leota, DOB 5/10/1916,
THOMAS married America Jordan: issue;Ray, Ralph, Hugh
LEWIS married Nellie Thompson: issue; Frances. Lois
ALEC married Ruby Thompson; issue; Alec (Junior}, Harold, Edna, Betty
CAM married Lillian Hightower, issue; Cam {Pat], Robert {Bobby}. Jimmy.
LEE married Mamie ________. issue; Johnnie Lee
PEARL married Albert Jordan; Issue: Carl, Louis.
AUDIE married Dick Kinley, issue: Mary Jane, William {Bill].
BEN married Ruby, issue: William (Bill), Carol.
LESTER married Frances
MINNIE married Pat Long, issue: Clyde,
married _________Lacey, issue; Henry
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1 William SPRADLING d: 1845+ Elizabeth Sarah CANTERBURY2 Lucretia Jane SPRADLING+ Philip Y. CARLISLE
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CARLISLE:
I would like to hear from any CARLISLE descendants of John CARLISLE and SARAH COLEMAN of Edgecombe County. John died in Edgecombe, leaving a will. Need their descendants for a CHAMBLESS/CHAMBLISS Family History. John was the son of Richard and Mary CHAMBLESS CARLISLE of Prince George County, Virginia. Richard Carlisle died in Prince George County, Va. in 1739. Would appreciate any and all help and will exchange information. Thank you.
machamok@brightok.net (email no longer working)
Mary M. Chambless, Fri Aug 1 1997
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I would like to add something about the Carlisles. My grandmother had an avid interest in her ancestors. In a chart she drew in the 1960s, she stated that Phoebe was a Graham from England. I have not been able to verify this in any documents. She always believed that they came from England to New England (Mass.?), to Virginia, then to SC. I can also state that I checked all of the Militia Lists of the Battle of Bunker Hill and could not find a Carlisle to match the description. However, I do not think that Daniel (if that was Phoebe's husband) died at Bunker Hill. And the reason is this: Richard states that he was born in South Carolina in 1774. There is no reason for Daniel to be in Mass., if his family is indeed in SC. I believe that Phoebe's husband was killed in the Rev War, but I think that he may have been with the South Carolina Militia or Continentals. I have found four Carlisles killed in SC during the war: John and Robert of the 2nd SC Continental Line, John of the SC Militia, and the strongest possibility being a Cadet [military rank]? Carlisle, (enlisted in Virginia)serving with the Continental Dragoons and killed at the Battle of Eutaw Springs on September 9, 1781.
This is the most that I could find. Hope this helps to unravel some of this.
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I read your message and it's very interesting. I can tell you are serious about your research of this family, and so am I. One question though--It is printed in the History of the old Cheraws that Phoebe's husband was killed in the Battle of Bunker Hill. But, it also says that Phoebe found her husband there next to a stream running red with blood. How could she have been there? But, maybe they lived in Boston at that time and Richard really was not born in S.C... Confusing! Billie Johnson
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Billie,
I appreciate your comment. Yes, I am afraid that the History of Old Cheraw may be hurtng our search more than helping. Several years ago, I spoke to the Historian for the National Park Service there (Bunker Hill). I read him the passage and he seemed to think that there was something not really right about it. Something like the only stream that was near there was not near the fighting, or something I cannot recall. Again, one cannot help but wonder if Carlisle was there, could he have been British?, or at least on their side? Still, Richards own recollection that he was born in SC in 1774 could be mistaken, but I tend to put more credance in this statement. There are many, many stories of the Revolutionary War out there. Maybe someone has the missing peice that will one day sort it all out.
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Hi:
If you look up Francis Carlisle-I think you will find that he was the husband of Phoebe.
I have come across the info that Francis was killed in the Rev war and also found that they were both from Virgina and the Carolinas
My mother was a Carlisle descended from Poebe.They originally came from the diocese of Carlisle.My mother was born (ca 1878) the daughter of George W.Carlisle and came to Mississippi from Coosa county Al.Will share info--Hilton McCrory via mail
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I don't know if this family connects, but the migration patterns are the same as ours,
Descendants of
James Carlisle I
James Carlisle I and Ann Irving were my 5th Great Grandparents and are connected to the Shackelford – Shackleford lines through the marriage of Howard Shackelford and Margaret Carlisle.
The following report is a combination of reports from several sources, including the research of my brother Donnie Shackleford and myself.
If anyone is connected to any of these families and wishes to contribute information, please contact us at the following addresses:
Donnie Shackleford venus25@msn.com
doncon402@yahoo.com
Kendrick Shackleford KennyShackleford@aol.com
Other information, including photos of the Carlisle Family can be seen at the following link:
http://www.franklin-sarrett.com/carlislealbum.html (not working)
Generation No. 1
1. JAMES1 CARLISLE I was born Bet. 1730 - 1740 in Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland, and died Bef. December 06, 1770 in Abbeville, South Carolina. He married ANN IRVING Unknown in Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland. She was born Unknown in Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland, and died Bef. 1770 in Abbeville, South Carolina.
JAMES CARLISLE I
James Carlile, a farmer in Tarnaneal, County Monaghan in the 1750's, sailed for America in the fall of 1769 with his young family. Pious Presbyterians, James and his wife, Ann Irvine Carlile, and their young children left Belfast aboard the crowded ship Hopewell and arrived in Savannah, GA in December after six weeks at sea.
After waiting several days in the hull of the ship for clearance to leave the harbor, the passengers sailed up the Savannah River to a plantation for immigrants near Queensborough, GA. But when the plantation failed to live up to its advertising, several families, including the Carliles, hired the ship's captain to take them to Charleston. There James and Ann were treated well and granted land at Long Cane in the old Ninety-Six District which later became Abbeville.
The Charleston, S.C. Court of Ordinary recorded the proceedings as follows:
Citation granted to Samuel Paxton and Jane Carlile daughter of James Carlile of Long Canes to Administer the Estate and Effects of James Carlile late of Long Canes, Prince William Parish, Craven County as nearest of kin. To be read in the Parish Church aforesaid and returned certified (by the minister), granted 6th December 1770.
In 1775, a royal grant of 400 acres in the name of James Carlile was signed by William Bull, Esq., Lieutenant Governor, Province of South Carolina. The grant, made five years after James' death, was terms a memorial and apparently intended as a rememberance by his family.
James could have also been a teacher or minister as well as a farmer.
More About JAMES CARLISLE I:
Burial: Abbeville, South Carolina
More About ANN IRVING:
Burial: Abbeville, South Carolina
Children of JAMES CARLISLE and ANN IRVING are:
2. i. JAMES2 CARLISLE, b. May 23, 1763, Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland; d. April 09, 1842, Abbeville, South Carolina.
ii. JANE CARLISLE, b. Abt. 1750, Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland; d. Unknown, Unknown; m. JOHN W. MCKINLEY, Abt. 1771, South Carolina; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.
iii. FRANCIS CARLISLE, b. May 27, 1757, Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland; d. December 27, 1814, Unknown; m. MARGARET MCGILL, December 17, 1782, Possible South Carolina; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.
FRANCIS CARLISLE
An army captain during the war, Francis fought at the Battles of Cowpens in South Carolina and Kettle Creek in Washington, GA;
Francis' baptism on May 29, 1757 was recorded in the Cahans Baptismal Register as follows:
1757 May 27th born, bapt.29th, Francis, to James Carlile, farmer and Ann Irvin his wife in Tarnaneal, parish of Donagh, County Monaghan.
iv. MARGARET CARLISLE, b. Unknown, Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland; d. Unknown, Possible Mississippi; m. WILLIAM BOLES, Unknown, Possible South Carolina; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Possible Mississippi.
MARGARET CARLISLE
Francis' baptism on May 29, 1757 was recorded in the Cahans Baptismal Register as follows:
1757 May 27th born, bapt.29th, Francis, to James Carlile, farmer and Ann Irvin his wife in Tarnaneal, parish of Donagh, County Monaghan.
WILLIAM BOLES
An army captain during the war, Francis fought at the Battles of Cowpens in South Carolina and Kettle Creek in Washington, GA.
William was brother to Margaret Boles, the wife of James Carlisle, who is the brother of Margaret Carlisle..
Generation No. 2
2. JAMES2 CARLISLE (JAMES1) was born May 23, 1763 in Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland, and died April 09, 1842 in Abbeville, South Carolina. He married MARGARET BOLES October 15, 1783 in Abbeville, South Carolina, daughter of JOHN BOLES and ANN UNKNOWN. She was born June 27, 1762 in South Carolina, and died August 13, 1857 in Abbeville, South Carolina.
JAMES CARLISLE
James Carlile, son of the immigrant, was only six years old when his family came to America. He was born May 23, 1763 in Tarnaneal, County Monaghan, Ireland. At age 17, he was drafted into the South Carolina militia as a private, and three weeks later fought in what has been called the greatest tactical victory ever won on American soil, the Battle of Cowpens in upper South Carolina. The fighting began Jan 17, 1781 near Spartanburg. James served under his brother, Captain Francis Carlile. Both served under the command of Col. Andrew Pickens.
Around 1790 James built a house of hewn logs just northwest of Lowndesville, SC on land granted to him for his service during the Revolutionary War. The property remains in the family to this day. James and Margaret raised their family, farmed, and lived there for the rest of their lives. The house has been added onto over the years, but the original log house still stands, and the graves of James and Margaret in the field approximately 200 yards behind it have only recently been marked. About 60 people are buried there in the Carlile Family Cemetery including James and Margaret's oldest son, John, and his wife, Frances Tucker. A descendant of John and Frances currently owns the property where the old home and cemetery are located.
More About JAMES CARLISLE:
Burial: 1842, Carlisle Cemetery, Lowndesville, South Carolina
Grave of James Carlisle photo:
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/
Kendrick-W-Shackleford/PHOTO/0107photo.html
MARGARET BOLES
Margaret Boles-Carlisle died at her residence, in the upper part of Abbeville District, South Carolina, about the 13th of August last, Mrs. Margaret Carlisle. The deceased was about ninety-five years of age, and had been a zealous and confident member of the Associated Reformed Church at Little Generostee, under the successive pastorates of Revs. Robert Irwin, Ebenezer E. Pressley, D.D. and James C. Chambers. Her zeal for the Glory of God, in attending the public ordinances of this house, was not perceived to experience any diminuities until utterly incapacitated by the infirmities of old age. How forceably does her case illustrate the scripture truth: "Thou shalt come to thy grave in a full age, like a shock of corn cometh in the season" Job: vs 26:[Shackelford & related families.FBK.FTW]
Obituary of Margaret Boles-Carlisle
Margaret Boles-Carlisle died at her residence, in the upper part of Abbeville District, South Carolina, about the 13th of August last, Mrs. Margaret Carlisle. The deceased was about ninety-five years of age, and had been a zealous and confident member of the Associated Reformed Church at Little Generostee, under the successive pastorates of Revs. Robert Irwin, Ebenezer E. Pressley, D.D. and James C. Chambers. Her zeal for the Glory of God, in attending the public ordinances of this house, was not perceived to experience any diminuities until utterly incapacitated by the infirmities of old age. How forceably does her case illustrate the scripture truth: "Thou shalt come to thy grave in a full age, like a shock of corn cometh in the season" Job: vs 26:
On Mar 18, 1857, shortly before her death at age 95, Margaret applied for land from the federal government based on James' military service. In the application, Margaret included information taken from the family bible. Published dates about the family come from the application which was discovered during the 1960s at the National Archives in Washington.
More About MARGARET BOLES:
Burial: 1857, Carlisle Cemetery, Lowndesville, South Carolina
Children of JAMES CARLISLE and MARGARET BOLES are:
3. i. MARGARET A.3 CARLISLE, b. November 09, 1800, Lowndesville, South Carolina; d. Abt. 1850, Meriwether County, Georgia.
ii. JOHN CARLISLE, b. May 18, 1784, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Abt. 1846, Abbeville, South Carolina; m. FRANCES TUCKER, Unknown, South Carolina; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Abbeville, South Carolina.
JOHN CARLISLE
Both John and Frances are buried in the Carlile Family Cemetery near Lowndesville, SC on the original property granted to James Carlile for service during the Revolutionary War. One of their descendants still owns the property.
4. iii. FRANCIS CARLISLE, b. December 15, 1786, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. July 29, 1855, Randolph County, Alabama.
iv. ANN CARLISLE, b. 1789, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.
v. JAMES CARLISLE, JR., b. 1791, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.
vi. AGNES NANCY CARLISLE, b. February 02, 1793, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.
vii. MARTHA JANE CARLISLE, b. June 23, 1795, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.
viii. WILLIAM CARLISLE, b. May 19, 1797, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.
ix. SAMUEL YOUNG CARLISLE, b. June 16, 1799, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.
x. ISAAC CARLISLE, b. 1805, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.
xi. ROBERT E. CARLISLE, b. 1808, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.
Generation No. 3
3. MARGARET A.3 CARLISLE (JAMES2, JAMES1) was born November 09, 1800 in Lowndesville, South Carolina, and died Abt. 1850 in Meriwether County, Georgia. She married HOWARD B. SHACKELFORD 1824 in Abbeville, South Carolina, son of MORDECAI SHACKELFORD and SARAH JONES. He was born Abt. 1793 in Lowndesville, South Carolina, and died Abt. 1850 in Meriwether County, Georgia.
HOWARD B. SHACKELFORD
Very little is known of the lives of Howard and Margaret. It is believed that they may have lived in Meriwether County or Troup County, Georgia, after 1840. However, no record can be found of them after 1850. They most likely had died before then.
To trace the Descendants of Howard Shackelford:
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/h/a/
Kendrick-W-Shackleford/GENE35-0004.html#CHILD10 (not working)
Children of MARGARET CARLISLE and HOWARD SHACKELFORD are:
5. i. JAMES JOSEPH CARLISLE4 SHACKELFORD, b. October 31, 1826, Lowndesville, South Carolina; d. June 25, 1915, Carroll County, Georgia.
ii. SARAH JANE SHACKELFORD, b. Abt. 1830, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown; m. ROBERT H. HAMILTON, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.
iii. MORDECAI A. SHACKELFORD, b. Abt. 1832, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown.
MORDECAI A. SHACKELFORD
Possible Mordecai Alexander Shackelford and may have died at an early age.
iv. ELIZABETH ANNE SHACKELFORD, b. Abt. 1833, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Abt. 1849, Troup County, Georgia.
v. MARGARET CARLISLE SHACKELFORD, b. Abt. 1839, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Unknown, Unknown; m. UNKNOWN SMITH, Aft. 1855, Possible Troup County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.
4. FRANCIS3 CARLISLE (JAMES2, JAMES1) was born December 15, 1786 in Abbeville, South Carolina, and died July 29, 1855 in Randolph County, Alabama. He married MARY ELIZABETH (BETSY) GRANT November 01, 1815 in Abbeville, South Carolina, daughter of JOHN GRANT and ISABELLA PAXTON. She was born March 30, 1792 in Virginia, and died June 18, 1846 in Randolph County, Alabama.
FRANCIS CARLISLE
Francis Carlisle moved to Meriweather County GA. in 1835 and Randolph Co. AL in 1843. Francis and Betsy Grant Carlile are buried in Green's Chapel Methodist Church Cemetery approximately four miles east of Wedowee in Randolph County, AL.
Children of FRANCIS CARLISLE and MARY GRANT are:
i. INFANT4 CARLISLE, b. August 01, 1811, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. August 01, 1811, Abbeville, South Carolina.
More About INFANT CARLISLE:
Burial: 1811, Possible Carlisle Cemetery in Lowndesville, South Carolina
ii. ELIZABETH ANN CARLISLE, b. July 02, 1812, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. August 28, 1884, Abbeville, South Carolina; m. (1) JOSEPH AUGUSTUS PARKER, January 21, 1834, Abbeville, South Carolina; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Possible Abbeville, South Carolina; m. (2) CASSIUS (CASH) WILLINGHAM, November 03, 1842, Meriwether County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.
iii. J. M. CARLISLE, b. Abt. 1814, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Abt. 1814, Abbeville, South Carolina.
More About J. M. CARLISLE:
Burial: Possible Carlisle Cemetery in Lowndesville, South Carolina
iv. MARTHA CARLISLE, b. December 21, 1815, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Abt. 1889, Leon County, Texas; m. REV. JAMES PARKER, Abt. 1835, Abbeville, South Carolina; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.
REV. JAMES PARKER
Rev. James Parker married Samuel Joseph Young Carlisle and Elizabeth Leak in 1854.
v. JOHN CARLISLE, b. January 09, 1818, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. March 12, 1882, Randolph County, Alabama; m. ELIZABETH EARNEST, June 08, 1843, Meriwether County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Randolph County, Alabama.
vi. MARGARET B. CARLISLE, b. March 22, 1819, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. July 07, 1873, Meriwether County, Georgia; m. WILLIAM B. HILL, Abt. 1845, Meriwether County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Possible Meriwether County, Georgia.
WILLIAM B. HILL
In an 1853 letter to his son, Francis Nelson Carlile, and daughter, Amanda Carlile Peeler, Francis Carlile writes, "Josephus is living with William Hill. Gets 15 dollars per month." The Josephus Francis refers to in the letter is his son , Samuel Joseph Young Carlile. From this information we can conclude that Joe is living with his sister, Margaret, and brother-in-law, William Hill in Hogansville, Meriwether County GA at the time.
vii. WILLIAM G. CARLISLE, b. February 21, 1821, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. August 02, 1872, Jefferson County, Alabama; m. ELIZABETH G. ELLIOT, January 14, 1846, Meriwether County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.
viii. MARY F. CARLISLE, b. November 25, 1822, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Aft. 1910, Alabama; m. ISAAC WILLINGHAM, Abt. 1841, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Possible Alabama.
ix. JAMES M. CARLISLE, b. August 02, 1824, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Abt. 1864, Randolph County, Alabama; m. MARTHA F. ELLIOT, December 23, 1848, Meriwether County, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Possible Randolph County, Alabama.
MARTHA F. ELLIOT
Martha may have been the sister to Elizabeth G. Elliot, the wife of William G. Carlisle.
x. FRANCIS NELSON CARLISLE, b. February 06, 1826, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Aft. 1880, Meriwether County, Georgia; m. EUPHEMIA ELIZABETH PEELER, July 10, 1851, Thomasville, Georgia; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.
xi. EDITH AMANDA CARLISLE, b. August 27, 1828, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Bef. December 1864, Jefferson County, Alabama; m. WILLIAM PEELER, November 07, 1846, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Possible Alabama.
WILLIAM PEELER
William may have been the brother of Euphemia Elizabeth Peeler, wife of Francis Nelson Carlisle.
xii. LUCY JANE CARLISLE, b. February 25, 1830, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. Abt. 1900, Rusk County, Texas; m. WILLIAM WOODWERD, Unknown, Unknown; b. Unknown, Unknown; d. Unknown, Unknown.
6. xiii. SAMUEL JOSEPH YOUNG CARLISLE, b. February 18, 1832, Abbeville, South Carolina; d. January 10, 1903, Bartow County, Georgia.
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