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Thomas Carroll was born in 1810 in Ireland and died July 5, 1895 in Brainerd, Minnesota where he was buried in Evergreen Cemetery, St. Francis R.C. Church. Thomas probably worked in the shipyards of Chatham, Montreal, and Bytown (Ottawa), finally settling in Chelsea, Quebec (just north of Bytown) by the time of the 1851 census. There, Thomas and some of his sons worked at Gilmore’s Mill (the same Gilmore associated with Alexander Rankin in Douglastown, Northumberland Co.). Between 1859 and 1873 four of the sons and, eventually, Thomas himself, moved to the woods of Wisconsin following the lumber industry. Two other children moved to Ottawa.<br /> <br /> Date of Arrival: before 1834 in Northumberland County<br /> <br /> Area of Residence: Bartibog, Northumberland County<br /> Occupation: shipbuilder and labourer<br /> Religion: Roman Catholic<br /> Married: Annastasia “Anna” Fahey on July 16, 1834 in Chatham<br /> Born: September 14, 1814<br /> Died: January 17, 1872 Chelsea, Quebec<br /> Buried: St. Stephen Cemetery, Chelsea<br /> Father: James Fahey (1785-c1874)<br /> Date of Arrival: 1819<br /> Mother: Bridget Kennedy (1791-c1861)<br /> Religion: Roman Catholic<br /> Date of Arrival: 1826<br /> <br />
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(1) William Born c1835. In 1851 he was living with his Fahey grandparents in Alnwick Parish.<br /> <br /> (2) James Born August 1837 Chatham, N.B.; died April 3, 1912 at St. Mary’s Hospital, Duluth, Minnesota; buried Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. He moved to Wisconsin in 1859 and on August 8, 1860 he married Mary H. Donaldson (1840-1913) in Eau Claire, WI. They had seven children. Mary died in Seattle but was buried in Chippewa Falls.<br /> <br /> (3) Thomas Born February 1840; baptized at St. Michaels’s R.C.Church, Chatham; died between 1912 and 1920. He married Margaret Rowan (1845-1923) on November 19, 1867 at Notre Dame R.C. Church, Chippewa Falls, WI. They had five children.<br /> <br /> (4) Dennis Francis Born in March 1842; baptized at St. Michaels’ RC Church, Chatham; died May 13, 1898 in Chippewa Falls, WI; buried at Notre Dame R.C. Church. He was a lumberman. On October 4, 1870 in Chippewa Falls he married Anne Marie Ermatinger (1838-1917). They had no children but raised two of Annie’s nieces. Dennis and Anne were buried together in Hope Cemetery.<br /> <br /> (5) Michael Born in November 1843 in Montreal, Quebec; died January 25, 1849; buried at Notre Dame Church, Bytown (Ottawa), Ontario. <br /> <br /> (6) John Born November 22, 1845 in Montreal, Quebec; baptized at Notre Dame RC Church, Montreal; died c1852.<br /> <br /> (7) Bridget Margaret Born about March 18, 1848 in Bytown, Ontario; baptized at Notre Dame Church, Ottawa; died May 19, 1933 in Ottawa; buried at Notre Dame R.C. Church, Ottawa. On December 4, 1868 she married Alexander Gautier (1844-1883) at Notre Dame R.C. Church, Ottawa. They had eight children, four of whom died young. <br /> <br /> (8) Michael Born July 13, 1850 in Bytown, Ontario; died June 15, 1877 in the Madawaska River (crushed in a log jam); buried at St. Stephen’s R.C. Church, Chelsea, Quebec. He was married to Catherine Walsh (1850-1880) on May 29, 1873 at St. Stephen’s RC Church. They had four children, only one of whom survived to adulthood.<br /> <br /> (9) John Born June 14, 1853 in Quebec; died April 6, 1944 at Eagle Point; buried at Chippewa Falls, WI. He went to Wisconsin in 1873 but returned to Chelsea to marry Johanna Murphy (1862-1950) on October 8, 1883 at St. Stephen’s R.C. Church. They had eight children, only three of whom produced grandchildren. John and Johanna were both buried in Hope Cemetery, Chippewa Falls.<br /> <br /> (10) Stephen Born December 16, 1854 Chelsea, Quebec; baptized at St. Stephen’s R.C. Church; died on September 21, 1921 at Perry Hospital, Ottawa, Ontario; buried (St. Joseph’s RC Church) Notre Dame Cemetery, Ottawa. At Ste. Anne RC Church, Ottawa on October 3, 1887 he married Auriel Minnie Turcotte (1862-1924). They had only one child. Stephen was a driver for Ottawa Gas.<br /> <br /> (11) Louis Napoleon Born June 10, 1960; baptized at St. Stephen’s, Chelsea; died before 1862.
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Early Carroll Families of the Bartibog River<br /> Northumberland County Census Records, 1851-1881<br /> <br />
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