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John Carroll

Birth20 Dec 1795 - Johnston, North Carolina, United States
Death10 August 1870 - Clays Hill, Pike, Alabama, USA
MotherSarah Ann Rhoda Stephenson
FatherJames Carroll

Born in Johnston, North Carolina, United States on 20 Dec 1795 to James Carroll and Sarah Ann Rhoda Stephenson. John Carroll married Martha Patsy Lassiter and had 14 children. He passed away on 10 August 1870 in Clays Hill, Pike, Alabama, USA.

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Parents
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James Carroll
1765 - 1834
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Sarah Ann Rhoda Stephenson
1777 - 1861
Spouse(s)
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Martha Patsy Lassiter
1797 - 1863
Children Show all
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John Carroll
1826 - 1865
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Mary Lee Carroll
1826 - 1886
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Emeline E. Carroll
1837 - 1866
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Pvt. Malcom James "M.j." Carroll
1821 - 1865
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Jason Carroll
1818 - 1894
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Martha Margaret Carroll
1834 - 1892
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Nathaniel "Nathan" Carroll
1817 - 1890
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Samuel Brown Carroll
1822 - 1864
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Marion W Carroll
1840 - 1905
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Shadrack Jackson Carroll
1827 - 1894
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Sarah Ann Rhody Carroll
1838 - 1855
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Dooton L "Doc" Carroll
1837 - 1863
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Susan A. Carroll
1831 - 1894
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John Carroll
1823 - 1880

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