CARROTHERS GENEALOGY DATA

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1. Illinois Records
• Marriage Records
• Marriage Records - Logan County, Illinois
• Marriage Records - Cook County, Illinois
• Obituaries

2. Kansas Records
• Obituaries

3. Ohio Records
• Marriage Records
• Marriage Records, Monroe Co., OH
• Death Records
• Death Records, Monroe Co., OH
• Land Records
• Grantor Deeds, Monroe Co., OH
• Grantee Deeds, Monroe Co., OH
• Court Records
• Common Pleas Court, Monroe Co., OH
• Newspaper Abstracts
• Spirit of Democracy, Monroe Co., OH
• Cemetery Records
• Pioneer Cemetery - Woodsfield, Monroe Co., OH
• Historical Abstracts
• George W. Carrothers - excerpt from Hardesty's History of Monroe Co., OH, 1882
• James Carrothers - excerpt from Hardesty's History of Monroe Co., OH, 1882
• George Carrothers ("A Curious Old Document") - excerpt from "The Monroe Gazette, Woodsfield OH
• "Early Ohio Settlers, Purchasers of Land in East and East-Central Ohio 1800-1840"
• Obituaries

4. Pennsylvania Records
• Cemetery Records
• Chartiers Presbyterian Cemetery (Hill Church), Washington Co., PA
• Florence Presbyterian Cemetery (Old), Florence, Washington Co., PA
• Frankfort United Presbyterian Cemetery, Frankfort Springs, Beaver Co., PA
• Old Mill Creek Cememtery, Greene Twp., Beaver Co., PA
• Three Springs Cemetery, Washington Co., PA
• Land Records
• Grantor Deeds, Cumberland Co., PA
• Marriage Records
• Marriage Records, Washington Co., PA

5. Miscellaneous Carrothers Information
• Family Stories and Rememberances
• Carrothers Research Links

Marriage Records, Cook Co., IL - information obtained from Marriage Register

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Marriage Records, Logan Co., IL - information obtained from Marriage Register

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Illinois Obituaries - information obtained from newspaper clippings

• CARROTHERS, Adaline (Pennington) died 7 Mar 1900 (O) - to read this obituary
• CARROTHERS, Rachel A. died 01 Nov 1910 (O) - to read this obituary
• CARROTHERS, William E. died 27 Sep 1926 (O) - to read this obituary

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Kansas Obituaries - information obtained from newspaper clippings

• ALFORD, Mary Adeline (Carrothers) died 28 Sep 1930 (O) - to read this obituary
• DILLON, Sarah R. (Carrothers) died 07 Sep 1926 (O) - to read this obituary

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Marriage Records, Monroe Co., OH - information obtained from Marriage Records Index

• CARROTHERS, Abbie & HINES, J.F. on 23 Jan 1895
• CARROTHERS, Mary P. & YOHO, Reuben P. on 18 Sep 1877

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Death Records, Monroe Co., OH - information obtained from Death Records Index, Book 1 (1867 - 1891)

• CAROTHERS, Washington died 17 Jul 1883 (age 66yr 2mo 28da) in Center Twp. (#10, Pg. 164)
Born in Woodsfield (married, farmer)
Father: James Carothers
Mother: S. Carothers
Cause: "Influ of bowels"

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Grantor Deeds, Monroe Co., OH - information obtained from courthouse records

• CARROTHERS, James & Susannah, his wife to O'Conner, Daniel
• Book C, Pg. 123
• Apr 1822 - Date of Recording
• Section 5, Township 5, Range 6
• CARROTHERS, James & Susannah, his wife to KIRKBRIDE, David
• Deed Book A, Pg. 197
• 28 Jun 1830 - Date of Recording
• Patent #305
• CARROTHERS, James & Susannah, his wife to Cochran, Wm.
• Book C, Pg. 466
• 5 Apr 1833 - Date of Recording
• Lot in Woodsfield adjoining lands of Wm. Mason and Michael Rutter

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Grantee Deeds, Monroe Co., OH - information obtained from courthouse records

• United States to James CARROTHERS
• Book A, Pg. 197
• 30 Jul 1827 - Date of Recording
• Patent #305

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Court of Common Pleas, Monroe Co., OH - information obtained from courthouse records

• 1824 - March Term (Appearance Docket #3, pg. 30)
  MONTGOMERY, John -vs- ANDREWS, Elijah & Rachel, his wife (formerly Rachel Carrothers)
  Suit was for words spoken.

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Spirit of Democracy, Monroe Co., OH - information obtained from newspapers.

Note:  "ult" is an abbreviation for "ultimo" - meaning in the month preceeding the current month; and "inst" is an abbreviation for "instant" - meaning of the current month.

• February 28, 1846 Issue
  Died at his residence in this township, on Saturday evening, the 21st inst., Mr. James Carrothers, at the advanced age of 72. Mr. C. was one of the earliest settlers of this county.
• July 31, 1847 Issue
  Died on Monday last, James Harvey, son of Geo. W. and Mary Carrothers, aged 6 months.

  "I take these little lambs, said He,
  And lay them in my breast;
  Protection they shall find in me -
  In me be ever blest"

• November 27, 1850 Issue
  Delinquent Land Owners in Centre Township
  Geo. W. and E. Carrothers - Range 6/Twp 5/Section 6, 40 acres, value $89
• July 20, 1853 Issue
  Announcements - We are authorized to announce the name of
  George W. Carrothers, of Centre township, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention.

  Compiler's Note: others running for sheriff - William W. Jordan of Centre township, William Litten of Salem township, Wm. D. Patton of Centre township, and William Read Esq. of Malaga township. See October 19, 1853 issue for results.

• August 24, 1853 Issue
  Died - on Friday last, at the residence of her son, George W. Carrothers, in this township, Susan Carrothers, relict of James Carrothers, aged about 75 yrs.
• October 19, 1853 Issue
  Sheriff -
  Read.............1329
  Carrothers....1207 = 122
  

  Compiler's Note: George W. Carrothers lost his run for Sheriff to William Read by 122 votes.

• April 4, 1855 Issue
  Died - In this place, on the 29th ult., of consumption, Rebecca, wife of Mr. Daniel O'Connor, and daughter of the late James Carrothers, aged 52.

  "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord."

• October 31, 1855 Issue
  Dissolution
  The partnership existing between James Wilson and the undersigned, in the Butchering Business, is this day dissolved.
  Sept. 19, '55 G.W. Carrothers
• March 10, 1858 Issue
  Married on the 5th inst., by Rev. Lyons, Mr. John SMITH and Miss Susan, daughter of Mr. Geo W. Carrothers, all of this vicinity.
  
  "The printers were kindly remembered by the happy couple, for which they have the warmest thanks of all hands. May John and his fair bride live a long and happy life; blessed by the smiles of a host of little Johns and Susies."
• February 29, 1860 Issue
  Read before the Monroe Co., Historical Society by Wm. F. Hunter Jan. 4, 1860 - Woodsfield 40 years ago consisted of 18 houses, 6 of which were hewed log houses, the rest were cabins. But 4 of the original houses now remain one of which is the residence of D. O'Connor and another of which is at present occupied by Mrs. Eberline. The logs of the house now used by W.C. Kirkwood as a wagon-maker shop stood at that time where now stand the fine residence of Wm. Okey, Esq. The first court house was a two-story log house, the lower story was the jail and the upper story was the court room. The first court was held there in 1820. Officers of the court were Benjamin Tappan, President Judge, Levin Okey, Isaac Atkinson and John Jones, Associate Judges. H.H. Mott was the clerk and Noble Rayle the Sheriff. Humphrey H. Leavitt was prosecuting attorney and before that George Paul and Samuel Stokely had served in that capacity. The first house built in the town was occuped by Spencer Biddle as a tavern and stood on the ground now occupied by Schumakers bakery. The households of Woodsfield in the fall of 1818 consisted of the following: Patrick Adams, James Carrothers, Joseph Driggs, John Snyder, Anson Brewster, James Phillips, Messer Sayres, Michael Davis, John Coll, Henry H. Mott, Stephen Lindley, John King, Henry Jackson, Amos B. Jones, David Pierson and Mrs. Mary A.G. Hunter. James Okey live on the back street. In 1816 the lands were taxed with 1st rate at 3¢ per acre, 3rd rate 1¼¢ per acre.
• April 4, 1860 Issue
  Legal Notice: John R. Dye's estate, G.W. CARROTHERS, admr.

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Pioneer Cemetery - Woodsfield, Monroe Co., OH - information obtained from Vol. 6 of "Monroe County Ohio Genealogy Records," pg. 8.

• CARROTHERS, George W. died July 17, 1883 - 66 yrs, 2 mos, 28 days
• CARROTHERS, Mary died Jan 27, 1896 - 79 yrs, 8 mos, 11 days
• HINE, Abbie Carrothers died Aug. 3, 1898 - 38 yrs, 10 mos, 11 days
• SMYTHE, Susanna Carrothers died Apr 30, 1901 - 58 yrs, 11 mos, 3 days
• SMYTHE, John (Co. A 116th OVI) born Feb 19, 1834 - died June 30, 1904 - 70 yrs

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George W. Carrothers - excerpt from Hardesty's History of Monroe Co., OH, 1882, Unigraphic, Inc.

George W. Carrothers - is a native of Woodsfield, his birth having taken place there in April 19,1817. He was married at Woodsfield, May 17, 1838, to Mary Dye, whose birth-place was Washington county, Ohio, and the date May 7, 1816. The ceremony was performed by Henry Johnson, of Indian fame. He was one of the boys who killed the two Indians that kidnapped them. Their children are: Anna, born August 12, 1839, resides at home; Susanna, May 22, 1842, resides in Monroe county; James H., January 30, 1847, died July 26, 1847; Mary P., March 17, 1857; Abbie, September 22, 1859-the two last reside in Monroe county. Mr. Carrothers has served as sheriff of this county two terms; he has also served as deputy. The following history of Mr. Carrothers antecedents will prove of interest.

In the year 1774 George Carrothers, with his wife Isabella and little infant James, embarked on board the Mary, bound to Philadelphia, where they arrived the same year. He had seen for the last time his only brother and the shores of his native country, even then as now, poor, troubled Ireland. Soon after their arrival Isabella died, leaving her husband and little babe strangers in a strange land. He found a home in Washington county, Pennsylvania, and some years afterward married his second wife. Young James learned to be a careful farmer, and at the age of thirty married Susanna Dye, daughter of Enoch Dye, of Washington county, Pennsylvania. In 1814 James Carrothers purchased of government a tract of land in Monroe county, Ohio, one mile west of Woodsfield, and soon after moved his family to this village until he could build a log cabin on his land. Woodsfield containing then only a few log houses. He planted an orchard in the woods, and then built his log house. While they lived in Woodsfield, on April 19, 1817, George W. Carrothers was born (the first child born in Woodsfield). They had now five daughters living and one son. When they moved into their new house the tall forest trees were standing within a few feet of the door, and at night the hungry wolves kept up a most disagreeable howling. Long after this James Carrothers would often rise in the morning to find his sheep all torn and bleeding by these prowling pests. G.W. Carrothers helped to catch the last wolf in Centre township, and he remembers that a herd of deer came over the hill before the door daily, to go to drink at a spring that old hunters called the Lick.

Owing to the failing health of the old pioneer, Enoch D. Carrothers, his youngest child and George W., at ten and twelve years of age, had to perform men's work, and had to undergo many privations. The remembered going over the snow covered ground to the pens they built to catch the wild turkey, and of stopping for a few moments in the running stream to soothe their aching bare feet.

In 1846 James Carrothers died, and was buried in the cemetery at Woodsfield. Though he was not a member of any church, yet he was strictly moral and would often severely reprimand the swearer of Sabbath breaker. In 1853 his faithful wife was laid by his side. Four of their daughters sleep there too, and of these daughter's children some have sought for homes far away, and have traveled from Lake Erie's shore to Panama bay; from the most distant Atlantic State to the far away Golden Gate.

At the age of twenty-one, G.W. Carrothers married Mary Dye, daughter of John R. Dye, a Baptist minister. He, too, was an old pioneer and came from New Jersey to this county at an early date. When riding to his appointments there were no roads, not even a path, to lead him through the wilderness. The marked trees were his only guide. G.W. Carrothers is now sixty-four years old, and claims no good deeds for himself, but we know that he has wept with those that have wept, and hopes in the kindness of Him who hath the words of eternal life, who would lead our thoughts from earth's bitter strife to happy scenes of peace above, where all is illumined by Jesus' love.

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James Carrothers - excerpt from Hardesty's History of Monroe Co., OH, 1882, Unigraphic, Inc.

"The first court house was built by James Carrothers in 1816 and his contract was for $137.00 with the commissioners. The first court was held there in 1820."

"George W. Carrothers was born in Woodsfield April 19, 1817, the first child born there. He was the son of James Carrothers and Susannah Dye, dau. of Enoch Dye. James Carrothers died in 1846, his wife died in 1853. They had five daus. born before George W., and also a son Enoch D. Carrothers who was the youngest in the family. James and his wife are supposed to be buried in the Pioneer Cemetery in Woodsfield, along with 4 of their daughters."

"Center Township - James Carrothers, an early settler, emigrated from Ireland as an infant in 1774 with his parents George and Isabella Carrothers, on board the "Mary" bound for Philadelphia. Soon after arrival, Isabella died, and George settled in Washington Co. Pa. and later married again. In 1814 James Carrothers purchased land in Monroe Co. Ohio, 1 mile west of Woodsfield. At the age of 30, he married Susannah Dye, daughter of Enoch Dye of Washington Co. Pa. On April 19, 1817, his son George W. Carrothers was born. There was also a son, Enoch D. Carrothers, two years younger than George W."

"James Carrothers died in 1846 and was buried in the Pioneer Cemetery in Woodsfield. His wife died in 1853 and was buried there also. They had 4 daughters also buried there."

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George Carrothers (A Curious Old Document) - excerpt from "The Monroe Gazette, Woodsfield OH, Thursday, January 23, 1896

• "A Curious Old Document"

"Frank Hines, of this place, showed us a curious old document the other day which belongs to his mother-in-law Mrs. George W. Carrothers, of near this place. It reads as follows:

"Received from George Carrothers, Isabella Carrothers and a child on the breast, Five pounds sterling in full for their two passages on board the Mary to Philadelphia. 10th of June, 1774. Wm. Hope."

This paper is a receipt for the ship fare of George and Isabella Carrothers, grandparents of Mrs. Hines and parents of George W. Carrothers, deceased. Given in June, 1774, it is 121 years old."

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"Early Ohio Settlers, Purchasers of Land in East and East Central Ohio 1800 - 1840" - Berry 1989, extraction

• CARROTHERS, C. (U.S. Military District - Zanesville Office) 04 Feb 1831
Residence: Coshocton Co., OH
Range 09, Township 04, Section 10
• CARROTHERS, James (Steubenville Office) 01 Oct 1821
Residence: Guernsey Co., OH
Range 07, Township 10, Section22
• CARROTHERS, John (U.S. Military District - Zanesville Office) 15 Sep 1832
Residence Tuscarawas Co., OH
Range 01, Township 06, Section 12

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Ohio Obituaries - information obtained from newspaper clippings

• CARROTHERS, Mary died 27 Jan 1896 (O) - to read this obituary

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Chartiers Presbyterian Cemetery (Hill Church)  - One mile south of Canonsburg, Washington Co., PA on U.S. route #18 - information obtained from Vol. 3 of "Washington Co., PA Cemetery Records."

• CAROTHERS, Robert L. - 1893 to 1925, 32 yrs
• CAROTHERS, Ruth Elizabeth - 1909, 19 yrs
• CAROTHERS, Sarah J. - 1860 to 1918, 58 yrs

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Florence Presbyterian Cemetery (Old)  - Florence, Washington Co., PA on U.S. route 22 - information obtained from Vol. 3 of "Washington Co., PA Cemetery Records."

• CAROTHERS, Alice (wife of Col. James) 13 Sep 1848, 30 yrs

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Frankfort United Presbyterian Cemetery  - Frankfort Springs, Beaver Co., PA, State route #19 - information obtained from Vol. 1, 2 & 3 of "Washington Co., PA Cemetery Records."

• CAROTHERS, Dr. Andrew A. 07 Mar 1855, 29 yrs (hospital steward U.S.A.) "was called from the army on earth"
• CAROTHERS, James 20 Jan 1852, 51 yrs
• CAROTHERS, William - 02 Jul 1860, 56 yrs

• CAROTHERS, Eleanor (wife of John E.) 09 Mar 1877, 76 yrs
• CAROTHERS, John E. - 02 Mar 1868, 68 yrs

• CAROTHERS, Ellene 06 Aug 1822 to 27 Mar 1898, 76 yrs
• CAROTHERS, John J. 10 Jun 1822 to 18 Mar 1895, 73 yrs

• CAROTHERS, Elizabeth G. (wife of William) 27 Sep 1804 to 1883, 79 yrs (married 26 May 1824)
• CAROTHERS, William 21 Jan 1797 - 13 Aug 1882, 85 yrs

• CAROTHERS, David 1831 to 1896, 65 yrs
• CAROTHERS, Rebecca (wife of David) 24 Jul 1872, 50 yrs

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Old Mill Creek Cemetery - Greene Twp., Beaver Co., PA - information obtained from Vol. 3 of "Washington Co., PA Cemetery Records."

• CAROTHERS, Ezekial - 14 Oct 1843, 37yr 1mo 7da
• CAROTHERS, Mary - 18 Mar 1851, 38yr 8mo 21da (wife of Ezekial Carothers)
• CAROTHERS, William - 08 Mar 1836, 3yr 5mo 18da (son of J & G Carothers)

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Three Springs Cemetery  - Washington Co., PA - information obtained from Vol. 3 of "Washington Co., PA Cemetery Records."

• CAROTHERS, Thomas - 30 May 1828 to 15 Feb 1899, 71 yrs

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Grantor Deeds, Cumberland Co., PA - information obtained from courthouse records

• CAROTHERS, Alice et al to CARROTHERS, William et al
• Vol. 1, Book R, Pg. 408
• 24 Dec 1806 - Date of Instrument
• 06 Aug 1807 - Date of Record
• E. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, Andrew to CAROTHERS, John
• Vol. 1, Book S, Pg. 48
• 20 Apr 1807 - Date of Instrument
• 08 Jan 1808 - Date of Record
• W. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, Andrew Sr. to CAROTHERS, Andrew Jr.
• Vol. 2, Book C, Pg. 340
• 16 Jan 1843 - Date of Instrument
• 28 Apr 1851 - Date of Record
• Dickinson Twp.
• CAROTHERS, Andrew to CAROTHERS, William
• Vol. 2, Book U, Pg. 479
• 27 Feb 1836 - Date of Instrument
• 14 Mar 1867 - Date of Record
• W. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, Armst'g et al to CAROTHERS, Andrew
• Vol. 4, Book N, Pg. 126
• 19 Feb 1836 - Date of Instrument
• 01 Apr 1892 - Date of Record
• W. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, Eliz. & husband et al to HEBERLIG, Benjamin
• Vol. 1, Book RR, Pg. 24
• 27 Mar 1837 - Date of Instrument
• 28 Mar 1837 - Date of Record
• Mifflin Twp.
• CAROTHERS, George C. to CAROTHERS, J.M.
• Vol. 2, Book O, Pg. 513
• 23 Mar 1863 - Date of Instrument
• 10 Mar 1864 - Date of Record
• Frankford Twp.
• CAROTHERS, George C. to CAROTHERS, J.M.
• Vol. 7, Book J, Pg. 111
• 03 Apr 1903 - Date of Instrument
• 25 Nov 1908 - Date of Record
• W. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, James to MCDONALD, John
• Vol. 1, Book K, Pg. 139
• 31 May 1791 - Date of Instrument
• 08 May 1792 - Date of Record
• W. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, James to CAROTHERS, James Assigee
• Vol. 4, Misc Book, Pg. 86
• 22 Mar 1875 - Date of Instrument
• 26 Mar 1875 - Date of Record
• No Twp. Given
• CAROTHERS, James to CAROTHERS, James Trus.
• Vol. 1, Book Q, Pg. 280
• 05 Nov 1805 - Date of Instrument
• 06 Nov 1805 - Date of Record
• No Twp. Given
• CAROTHERS, James Esq. to GREASON, James
• Vol. 1, Book Q, Pg. 337
• 08 Jun 1805 - Date of Instrument
• 03 Jan 1806 - Date of Record
• W. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, James et al to CAROTHERS, John Assigee
• Vol 1, Book Q, Pg. 532
• 31 Jul 1804 - Date of Instrument
• 28 May 1806 - Date of Record
• No Twp. Given
• CAROTHERS, James et al to CAROTHERS, William et al
• Vol. 1, Book R, Pg. 408
• 24 Dec 1806 - Date of Instrument
• 06 Aug 1807 - Date of Record
• E. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, John to CAROTHERS, Andrew
• Vol. 1, Book H, Pg. 151
• 09 Dec 1785 - Date of Instrument
• 09 Dec 1785 - Date of Record
• E. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, John to CAROTHERS, Thomas
• Vol. 1, Book O, Pg. 34
• 25 Apr 1794 - Date of Instrument
• 10 Nov 1800 - Date of Record
• E. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, John et al to CAROTHERS, Andrew Esq.
• Vol. 1, Book GG, Pg. 457
• 12 May 1823 - Date of Instrument
• 12 Jun 1823 - Date of Record
• W. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, John et al to CAROTHERS, John Assigee
• Vol. 1, Book Q, Pg. 532
• 31 Jul 1804 - Date of Instrument
• 28 May 1806 - Date of Record
• No Twp. Given
• CAROTHERS, John (heirs) to NOBLE, John
• Vol. 1, Book O, Pg. 186
• 28 Oct 1800 - Date of Instrument
• 28 Oct 1800 - Date of Record
• E. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, Julia to CAROTHERS, John D.
• Vol. 3, Book R, Pg. 365
• 17 Sep 1880 - Date of Instrument
• 07 Nov 1880 - Date of Record
• N. Middleton Twp.
• CAROTHERS, Martin et al to CAROTHERS, Andrew
• Vol. 4, Book U, Pg. 126
• 19 Feb 1836 - Date of Instrument
• 01 Apr 1892 - Date of Record
• W. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, Martin et al to CAROTHERS, Andrew Esq.
• Vol. 1, Book GG, Pg. 457
• 12 May 1823 - Date of Instrument
• 12 Jun 1823 - Date of Record
• W. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, Martin J. Exrs to CAROTHERS, George C.
• Vol. 6, Book K, Pg. 580
• 01 Apr 1903 - Date of Instrument
• 01 Apr 1903 - Date of Record
• W. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, Thomas Esq. to CAROTHERS, Andrew Esq.
• Vol. 1, Book KK, Pg. 221
• 22 Mar 1827 - Date of Instrument
• 26 Mar 1827 - Date of Record
• Silver Spring
• CAROTHERS, Thomas Esq. to CAROTHERS, Andrew Esq.
• Vol. 1, Book KK, Pg. 223
• 20 Dec 1819 - Date of Instrument
• 26 Mar 1827 - Date of Record
• New Cumberland
• CAROTHERS, William to CAROTHERS, George C.
• Vol. 1, Book TT, Pg. 20
• 08 Feb 1841 - Date of Instrument
• 12 Feb 1841 - Date of Record
• No Twp. Given
• CAROTHERS, William et al to CAROTHERS, Andrew
• Vol. 4, Book U, Pg. 126
• 19 Feb 1836 - Date of Instrument
• 01 Apr 1892 - Date of Record
• W. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, William et al to CAROTHERS, Andrew Esq.
• Vol. 1, Book GG, Pg. 457
• 12 May 1823 - Date of Instrument
• 12 Jun 1823 - Date of Record
• W. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, William M. Heirs to CAROTHERS, James M.
• Vol. 3, Book F, Pg. 226
• 01 Feb 1872 - Date of Instrument
• 02 Jan 1873 - Date of Record
• W. Pennsboro Twp.
• CAROTHERS, William W. to CAROTHERS, Martin J.
• Vol. 2, Book C, Pg. 618
• 02 Mar 1852 - Date of Instrument
• 13 Mar 1852 - Date of Record
• W. Pennsboro Twp.
• CARROTHERS, James to STROCK, Joseph
• Vol. 1, Book F, Pg. 132
• 06 Jan 1780 - Date of Instrument
• 05 Feb 1782 - Date of Record
• W. Pennsboro Twp.
• CARROTHERS, James to HUSTON, John
• Vol. 1, Book G, Pg. 380
• 17 Dec 1778 - Date of Instrument
• 08 Mar 1785 - Date of Record
• W. Pennsboro Twp
• CARUTHERS, John to SHADE, Christian
• Vol. 1, Book P, Pg. 52
• 02 Apr 1802 - Date of Instrument
• 26 Apr 1802 - Date of Record
• Frankford Twp.

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Marriage Records, Washington Co., PA - information obtained from marriage index

• CAROTHERS, Robert E. & DAVIS, Susan (d/o John Davis) on 31 Nov 1824

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Family Stories and Rememberances

• Letter from Anna Carrothers to Mary A. Alford (her cousin) dated 1891

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• Carothers Genealogy - a place for posting Carothers (including varient spellings) queries.
• Carothers Family Genealogy Forum - GenForum
• Carrothers Family Genealogy Forum - GenForum
• Carrothers Message Board - Ancestry

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