My Irish ancestral name is Loftus. I have enjoyed reading the history on your web site. 

Wonderful site, will be back. 

Hello again from Scotland. Just passing, thought I'd say hi. Regards 

Very interesting site, as far as I know my ancestors,were heading for the u.s.a , but jumped ship at Liverpool, and ended up building canals here in Edinburgh Scotland 

My husband knows about his deep Amer. Scottish roots. It's good to know I have some roots too. My father died befor I could find out any background, but he insisted his grandparents were Irish.Who,why what were the O'dell's in Ireland? I hope someone knows. 

What a wonderful place to learn about my familys history, i've learned quite a lot in just one visit. Thank you Sincerely Miss Tracey Carroll  

JUST SPENT TODAY AT A St. Patrick's Day party with practically my whole family, and my neice brought information gathered from your site to share with the family! We were all interested, and want to pursue our liniage further, Thank you for the info. I COULDN'T WAIT TO GET TO SITE MYSELF, and I was not dissappointed. Will visit again soon. Daughter of Fred Edward Carroll, grandaughter of John Benjamin Carroll 

I don't know if I'm an o' or a mac, but I'm a CARROLL and proud of it!!! 

Happy St. Patricks Day! Rosemary (sister of Sean) Carroll 

Very informative site, thanks.  

I just came across a St. Patty's day greetings my brother Sean wrote last March in your back dated guestbook. I want to re-state those greetings to all our Clan. Also to ask you all to raise a glass to my brother Sean who wrote for this site and passed away last Nov., It was really great running across that just now. Slainte' 

Lovely site!! My mothers maiden name was Carroll and I am trying very hard to trace her name back beyond her grandfather, Elic Scott Carroll from Meadville, PA. It's excting to know that the connection is there because of the name--it's simply a matter of persisting with the research! I'd be delighted to hear from anyone who might have some leads. Elic's father's name is thought to have been Charles D married to Elizabeth Cotton.
Fascinating historical notes on this site!!!! It's what I enjoy most about genealogy I think----the family involvement in events makes it come alive much more!!! thanks so much for all the work that has gone into this and all the information available here! This is a REAL find!!! I am VERY eager to learn more about our family's connection with this name!!!! I will definitely join this group!!!! Hope to hear about the 2001 gathering!  

It is almost here. Two more days Angels Camp, Ca. game I am talking about. This year there will be two Irish Chiefs there . One being The O'Carroll and the other one being The O'Brien. This year it is a three day game. The 17th-19th of March. Bands, bands and more bands. Plus all kinds of food and trinkets to buy. But most of all The Clan Chiefs and Tanis. Then also all those new people that will find us there. We will also see a group called Ian Abrach which are 15th century Scotts that have their cousins from the Island of Raugh Erin visiting. The wild Irish wearing clothes from the era. Write to me if you want to know more.
Slan everyone
Seamus 

I am the ggranddaughter of Thomas C. Carroll, who settled in New Philadelphia Pa. in the mid-1800's along with his wife, Elizabeth Devlin. If anyone recognizes a linkage to this line, please please email me. No records are available to me in the parish they belonged to because the parish priest won't permit searches. Family history mentions County Cork, but this is not substantiated. Thank you! 

I really enjoyed this site and will return here often!!! :-) I really want to find out more about my heritage and your site has a wealth of information! Some of my Carroll history is vague because my parents divorced when I was young & I am trying to research all I can. Thanks again & I am looking forward to joining Clan Cian soon! 

Fantastic site. Thank you for all the information... 

What a great site! I have so much research to do, and this really helps a lot. My family was O'Carroll, they dropped the "O", and settled in New York and Scranton, PA. I will be visiting this site often. 

Wonderful site...... Thanks for all your hard work. We are touring the Ely O'Carroll Country this summer, as well as attending two family weddings in Offaly...... Bill & Eileen 

I descend from the O'Carroll family and had always been interested in my family's history. Finding this site was perfect, I will definately come back to it over and over.  

I actually stumbled onto this website quite by accident. My Grandmother's maden name was Carroll, from Newfoundland, so the website caught my attention instantly. I look forward to reading the website more extensively at a later date. I already have it bookmarked for future reference.  

have been in contact with chief who wanted to hear more on a dream I had re the clan emblem. Trying to find out information on another Irish name Hill who were in the USA before the time of the Empire Loyalists 

What a great site. I'll be a frequent visitor and feel free to visit my site above. Hello to all of you from Carrollton, Georgia. 

Great site. I've been looking for something like this for some time!