OVERVIEW
Location: Carroll County, Mississippi
Date Constructed/ Founded: not determined
Associated Surnames: McCarroll
Historical Notes: Charles McCarroll migrated to Carroll County from Adams County in 1805. In his will (probated in 1840), he left his property to his heirs.
Associated Pages: none
ASSOCIATED ENSLAVED PERSONS
1840: Estate of Charly McCarroll, Deceased
To Alexander McCarroll and his brother Andy McCarroll: Adaline, Jerry, Prince; To Miss Mary McCarroll: Sam, Margaret; To George A. Hogsett and Mrs. Maria Hogsett: Martin, M—; To John McCarroll: Mary; To Thomas McCarroll: Washington, Criesy; To Hines McCarroll: Jordan, Fanny
ASSOCIATED FREE PERSONS
McCarroll family: Charles McCarroll (b.?-d.1840) – owner; Alexander McCarroll (b.?-d.?) – son; Andy McCarroll (b.?-d.?) – son; Mary McCarroll (b.?-d.?) – son; John McCarroll (b.?-d.?) – son; Thomas McCarroll (b.?-d.?) – daughter; Hines McCarroll (b.?-d.?) – son
RESEARCH LEADS AND RECORDS
- None listed yet
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
- None noted yet
REFERENCES
- Wiltshire, B.C. Carroll County Mississippi Estate Records 1840-1890. 1997. Pioneer Publishing Company.
Looking for information for luel/Lowell mccarroll. Maybe a slave of the mccarroll plantation. He was mulatto. He wife was the cook for mccarroll plantation. She also cooked for the American author william faulkner, who visited the mccarroll plantation quite often. Her name was teana/ Lena wright.