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Re: Carlills

chcarlill — 2015-01-10 00:51:55Z

Hello Just saw this. My grandfather was Royal Carlill from Watertown SD. My father is his son Kerry R Carlill one of 5 children. I am definitely interested in learning more about my extended family.

Re: Carlill's from Yorkshire

JohnCarlill77 — 2014-12-30 11:12:07Z

I have used the Ancient Family of Carlisle references for the East Yorkshire Carlills and I can say that mostly I have been able to verify the details that Nicholas Carlisle wrote up in 1822 (using parish registers, etc). So a pretty reliable source I think, and a great piece of work considering no telephones, no email, no internet!

Regards
John

Re: Carlill's from Yorkshire

carlillg — 2014-12-12 19:26:45Z

I've spent a bit of time trying to verify (where possible) the info in the book Collections for a History of the Ancient Family of Carlisle (http://books.google.com.au/books/about/Collections_for_a_His...) that was related to my branch.

I first heard about this book back in the '90s but could never look at it as the only copies were in the UK. Along come Google books and I can read the complete book!

Re: Carlill's from Yorkshire

JohnCarlill77 — 2014-12-12 15:01:26Z

I have a Mark Carlill Brown who was a master printer in Hull and also had a 'rubber stamp' shop. I assume Fanny Outhwaite Carlill is Fanny Carlill born Hull 1851; she must be daughter of Thomas Carlill (born 1815) and Martha Outhwaite (born 1820, married 1849). Thomas came from a family of farmers & butchers in Hessle, near Hull. I can provide more detail on the ancestry of Thomas if this is the right links.
regards
John

Re: Carlill's from Yorkshire

pajkn — 2014-12-11 06:22:22Z

Mark Brown married Fanny Outhwaite Carlill in Hull in 1877. One of their sons married my relative and they gave their child Carlill as a middle name.

Re: Carlill's from Yorkshire

DavidCarlisle_1 — 2014-12-11 01:49:07Z

When was the marriage? There are several Yorkshire Carlill branches.

Re: Carlill's from Yorkshire

pajkn — 2014-08-16 10:05:04Z

Greg

One of my relatives marries into your Yorkshire branch of the Carlill family, Happy to pool research with you

Re: Carlill's from Yorkshire

DavidCarlisle_1 — 2013-12-24 21:51:15Z

Greg,

I'm offering a free DNA test to a Carlill that can show they descend from one of the Yorkshire Carlill groups. There is already a DNA match between John Carlill who descends from the branch at Welton, and with my branch which is from Walkington. It would be great if it could be shown we match your Whitby Carlills from North Yorkshire, because that would show we're all from the same family dating back to before the records collected in the 1822 "Ancient Family of Carlisle" book. Otherwise it would also be nice to match with one of the Elloughton Carlills.

Carlill's from Yorkshire

carlillg — 2012-09-22 05:14:21Z

Hi,

Looking for info on Carlill's from Yorkshire. I'm descended from Peter Carlill & Ann Cole. Their son Thomas John Carlill came to Australia in the 1840's and started a branch of the family here. Thomas's siblings stayed in England and married.

Most of this branch of the Australian Carlill's are from Northern New South Wales and Southern Queensland as Thomas settled near Casino, NSW.

Re: Carlill

old56_1 — 2012-01-05 23:57:56Z

Hi Chris, Just reading thru Carlill enquiries. I was born in Casino as well, and I have the Carlill family tree chart back to 1609, saw your name on it after reading this message board. My great grandfather was Leonard,his daughter Doris was my grandmother. Nice to meet you.

Sue.

Re: Carlill DNA Subgroup

DavidCarlisle_1 — 2010-09-07 18:59:33Z

The 1822 book on the Ancient Family of Carlisle, page 311 says: "There are three families of the name Carlell or Carlill, -- or, as it has been ignorantly written and pronounced Carlin, -- all who have been settled, for time immemorial in the Parish of Elloughton, -- and who, although not conscious of any Relationship to each other may, by presumption, from their immediate neighborhood, be supposed originally to spring from the same stock."

Re: Carlill DNA Subgroup

lindakelly2 — 2010-09-07 11:06:48Z

the carlisle/carlill connection in my friends family tree is her grandad Albert Edward Carlisle 1875-1955 married Ann Ellen Drax 1871-1938 her parents were John Drax and Sophia Carlill she was born in Elloughton East Yorkshire

Re: Carlill DNA Subgroup

DavidCarlisle_1 — 2010-09-02 19:22:20Z

Great. Be sure to do a 37-marker test to make the best comparison with the others.

Re: Carlill DNA Subgroup

lindakelly2 — 2010-09-02 16:08:40Z

thanks ill give that a try

Carlill DNA Subgroup

DavidCarlisle_1 — 2010-08-31 00:25:12Z

A few of us who trace our genealogy to the Carlill families of East Riding, Yorkshire, have found we have a close match in the FamilyTreeDNA.com Carlisle DNA Study. It would be interesting to get a few more Carlills to join the group. It doesn't appear, to me at least, that we are very closely related to the other Carlisles/Carliles in the group.

Re: Carlill

advprop1 — 2010-05-26 05:24:06Z

My name was also Chris Carlill, now Faulks. I was born in Casino, NSW

Jane Carlill (nee Holliday) wife of Francis

2006-10-23 12:52:47Z

I thought I had the death details of my Jane Holliday who married Francis Carlill 24th November 1846 Welton right, but now I think I'm mistaken. I was led to believe she was buried in Elloughton on 22nd March 1910 Elloughton as Jane Hannah Carlill . The GRO index gives her as Jane Hannah Carlill. The monumental inscription gives her birth as 24th April 1825. I have Jane's details with her husband Francis Carlill up to the 1871 census but I hadn't been able to find her on the 1881, 1891 or 1901 census. I thought perhaps she may have left the area when Francis died. I've discovered that she actually married a George Barker after Francis died. I've found their marriage and details of her and George on the 1881 census but not on any later ones. I think the death in 1910 is Jane Hannah Carlill, single, a bonnetmaker, the daughter of William Carlill. They lived next to our Jane and Francis on a couple of the census records but I'm not sure if they are related. Their Jane is the same age on the census records. My Jane Holliday was christened ( no mention of the middle name Hannah) on 14 Feb 1827 Cavil to George Holliday and Martha Gregory. Jane Hannah Carlill's inscription on her headstone says she was born 24th April 1825. My Jane could have been christened quite a while after her birth but she wouldn't have had her death registered as Carlill if she'd been married to George Barker. Does anyone have the death certificate of Jane Hannah Holliday in 1910 or can you tell me what happened to my Jane Holliday (later Carlill, then Barker)?

Re: Carlill

2005-12-03 20:35:21Z

thank,s john i have sent my email address to you privately thankyou for your help.kind regards eileen

Re: Carlill

2005-12-03 17:41:31Z

Hi Eileen, I have the record of marriage 4/3/1833 John Rudston maried Elizabeth Carlill in Hessle. I have a tree chart of Hessle Carlill's which I can send as an attached file if you let me have your email id.
I have this Elizabeth b 14/5/1815 (married age 18) and I think also married a William Marshall on 18/8/1842,if so John Rudston must have died?
Elizabeth's parents where John Carlill (b 12/2/1786 a farmer and butcher, farmed 112 acres & had servants/labourers so fairly big/wealthy) and Elizabeth X (b in Gilberdyke). I can then trace John back tru two more John's and a Christopher (d 19/3/1733 a shepherd).
Hope this helps.

John Carlill

Re: Carlill

2005-12-03 10:43:13Z

hi i am looking for my carlill tree my ggg grandma was elizabeth carlill rudston daughter of john carlill she married john rudston of hessle c 1834 thankyou hopefully eileen.

Re: Carlill

2005-12-03 10:38:11Z

hi i am descended from the carlill family of hessle or hull my ggg grandma was elizabeth carlill rudston daughter of john carlill she married john rudston of hessle in c 1834.

Re: lots of Carlill's

2005-12-03 10:27:55Z

hi i have carlill,s in my tree .my ggg grandma was elizabeth carlill rudston who married john rudston of hessle in c 1833 her father was john carlill.hope somone can help thankyou eileen.

Re: Carlill Family

2005-08-13 02:31:10Z

Hi John,
Thanks for the info on Margaret being married to Thomas Reed.. Margaret is Dad's half sister who stayed in England when the rest of the family came to Oz.
Yvonne in Oz.

Re: Yorkshire Carlills

2005-07-15 04:29:50Z

(I just posted info on some other ancestors in this Carlill line in the Fenby forum, but I thought the additional details belonged here.)

You probably haven't seen this reference, so I'll post a followup. My Carlisle book was printed in 1822, and the author corresponded with Thomas Teale, who married Frances Pridgin, who was a cousin to Bella Pridgin Carlill who married Adams. Frances father was William Pridgin, a "respectable" silversmith at Hull who moved to York when the Roman Catholic Chapel at Hull was plundered and destroyed by a mob in 1780 or 1781. He married Bella Carlill, born 18 Oct 1747, to James Carlill and Frances Bellamy, making her the little sister to James Carlill who married Anne .... and was the father of the Bella Pridgin Carlill who married Adams.

"James Carlill, who accidentally settled in Cornwall, appears to have been on his Voyage from Hull to America, whither he was proceeding to take posession of an eligible situation, when the Vessel was driven by stress of weather into Mount's Bay where going on shore to Marazion, he married Anne ...., the sister of the Proprietor of the Tavern there. He afterwards removed to St. Ives and engaged in Mining concerns."

Thomas Teale had the marriage settlement document between George Carlill who first married Anne Levett, then later married Elizabeth Fenby.

Carlisle DNA project available

2005-07-13 01:17:42Z

Just to let you know we now have a Carlisle/Carlile/... surname project going.
This may be of interest to Carlill researches as well.
to join or get information, contact SCarlisleBranam@hotmail.com or go to
http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Carlile/ for more information.

Carlill Family

2005-03-30 04:58:08Z

I am now looking for a Margaret Carlill born June Qtr. 1890 and married June Qtr. 1910. As she had married she stayed in England when the rest of the family mirgated to Australia. I am trying to find who she married? Can anyone help? Regards Yvonne.

Sophia Carlill - 1828 - Elloughton

2004-03-06 23:00:14Z

Hello.

Does anyone have information on the following Carlill's?

Sophia Carlill, Born 1828 - Elloughton with Brough, Yks.
Daughter of William Carlill & Elizabeth Frances Fetter.
Married John Drax, 10 August 1854.

Thanks.
Patrick O'Sullivan

Carlill Family from Durham England

Pertaka — 2004-06-22 06:33:30Z

My Grandfather Joseph Robert Carlill m. Margaret Wigham Oates and migrated to Aust. April 1912. His first marriage was also to a Margaret or Mary Ellen ? Can anyone help me?

Deeper into our Carlill Family

Pertaka — 2004-06-22 06:33:30Z

Thanks for the help of identifying Gr.Grandmother as Martha Lonsdale. Now for one step further back. Does anyone have anything on the father of Gr.Grandfather Thomas Stephenson Carlill. Was he also Thomas who married Ann Wood in 1838?
Thanks to all. Yvonne

Re: Carlill

chrisclap — 2004-11-13 16:18:41Z

I am also interested in the Carlill family from East Yorkshire.
Robert Carlill b 1858 at Hotham married Maria Alice Hackett
Any info would be useful

Ann Carlill

ChristopherDaintree — 2009-04-08 13:20:06Z

Ann Cole born Sraithes 1791 married Peter Carlill and later widow living with John Dodgson farmer at Brawby,described as his cousin

Re: Carlill