I wandered on to your website. I have been trying to locate data regarding ancestors. My grandfather, Edmund Carroll, was born 9/3/1855 to Daniel Carroll and Mary Downling. This birth was recorded in Johnstown, County Kilkenny. I hold copies of birth and baptism records. Edmund immigrated to the USA in 1873 to an unkown port. Edmund was the last of 7 children, the last 2 registered in Johnstown and the first 5 registered in a townland something like Ballycudehy (multiple spellings). Could you direct me to more specific information regarding this Carroll family and also where I could get information regarding my great grandmother Mary Dowling?

This would be very, very terrific.

Nancie Thole  

I have been working on my family tree. William Carroll (1742 era) Mercer County Penn. Is as far back as I have gone. Will look forward to attending clan gatherings in my area. Nice to find your site.

Peace  

Great Site! Any clansmen/women visiting Ireland please get in touch.  

Searching O'DEA/LEHANE, County Clare, Bell Harbour, Bealaclugga area. As a beginner to Irish, I am pleased to find this informative site.  

Looking for any information on the Carroll's from Maryland and their relatives who migrated to Ohio, St.Louis, Tennesee, Kentucky, Texas. Please contact me if you have any knowledge of living decendants for our Carroll Documentary book and movie,
"WAR TORN, THE CARROLL FAMILY"

Mary Carroll-Bower 

Interested in Carroll ancestry beginning in Ireland and on to New Brunswick and the Bartibog River in Northumberland County NB.  

I hope that the AGM went well and that all is well in the land of Cian. Cheer's Michael E McCormick (former R.S.C.) Celt go braugh.  

Very glad to find this, however have felt it inside all my life.  

Excellent site. I have been told that I am Scots Irish. What exactly does that mean? I would be very interested in an article about the Scots Irish Carroll's and why they came to America (and later Tennessee in my case). Thank you again for an interesting site.--TJC  

I had no idea that there was so much to our name you have given me much reading, and much to think about thank you.  

Very interesting website. Lots of useful history linking my family name to others.
I was born in England, but my father was born, and the family seat, is in Limerick. Recently came across part of a poem by O'Heerin mentioning the O'Hehirs and the Dalcassian sect. I would like to see something more if available to you.
Keep up the good work.  

Very interested in this website would love to find any members of my family. My granfather left Ireland for Lancashire in the late 19th centuary. His name was John O'Carroll.