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Carrow Surname

FTDNA 100191

Participant Name	Kit Number	Testing Company	YSearch ID	Is your Gedcom uploaded to FTDNA or Y-Search?
George Carrow	100191	Family Tree DNA		Yes

Family Web Site(s): http://www.carrowandfaunt.tribalpages.com/

Summary: The Carrow family has been in the Chesapeake Bay area since 1643, specifically Accomac Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and North Carolina since 1663. They most likely came from North Ireland and prior to that in LochCaron Scotland. They were said to be chieftans of Ireland in the Clan Donald or Mac Donald who fled after the beginning of the Civil Wars.

A John Carrow is in Accomack VA before 1643 and what appears to be a second generation is also there in 1663-6. The next generation is in Dorchester,Somerset , Queen Anne MD and Kent County Delaware ( the Northern family)in the 1670-80s, or mainly in the same locales but County boundaries change. The North Carolina branch may also actually "stay put" in Currituck,Hyde and Beaufort NC while the boundaries change around them.

These relationships are hard to prove and are "strong probables" derived by linking individuals with court records, tax rolls and wills.

Another commonality is that 3 or more of the second generation serve in public office as Sheriff or Constable and are literate.

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#	Ancestor’s Name	Birth	Death	Birth Location	Death Location	Other Residence	Spouses Name with Birth-Death Info
1	John Wesley Carrow	1922	2004	Delaware	Delaware		Eleanor
2	John Wesley Carrow II	1889	1974	Delaware	Delaware		Bertha Mae Reynolds 1892-1991 St. Georges, DE
3	John Wesley Carrow	1860	1947	St .Georges DE	St. Georges DE		Anna Van Henkle 1863-1944
4	John Wesley Carrow	1837		Duck Creek Kent DE	St. Georges DE		Susanna VanWinkle 1832-
5	John Carrow	1814	1897	Duck Creek DE	St .Georges DE		Harriet Jones 1817-1887 Delaware
6	John Carrow	1783	1852	Duck Creek DE	Blackbird, DE		Mary Keys 1787-1869 Blackbird DE
7	John Carrow	1750	1832	Kent County DE	Kent County DE		Jane
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