Hi Betty At present they were only ones There,But i will pursue it.There is Probably a link To the family Somewhere there as from that town

 

Mike

Betty There Was a John Carmichael Who Married a Nancy.I cant Find a Marriage date. But Children Born in Ballymoney Antrim.Now it Does not show an Isabella

But Note Dates of Children

 

Mike

1. MARY ANNE CARMICHAEL - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Birth: 28 APR 1867 0319, Belfast, Antrim, Ireland
 
 2. JOHN CARMICHAEL - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Male Birth: 01 AUG 1864 0304, Belfast, Antrim, Ireland
 
 3. MARGARET CARMICHAEL - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Christening: 27 JUN 1830 Ballymoney Parish, Antrim, Ireland
 
 4. JANE CARMICHAEL - International Genealogical Index
Gender: Female Christening: 14 FEB 1836 Ballymoney Parish, Antrim, Ireland
 

Betty There is not Much left Of the Ballymoney Census,Just Fragments.The only ones i can find are Listed Below

 

 Garryduff Townland, Ballymoney County Antrim (1851)
Henry Smyth, Head, M, 40, Farmer, Londonderry,
Letitia Smyth, Wife, M, 34, Housework, Londonderry,
Mary Carmichael, U, 11, Housework, County Antrim,
John Carmichael, U, 7, None, County Antrim,
Thomas Carmichael, U, 5, None, County Antrim,
Nancy Smyth, Daughter, U, 3, None, County Antrim,
Sarah Smyth, Daughter, U, 2, None, County Antrim,
Wm Smyth, Son, U, 1m, None, County Antrim,
Hugh Knox, Servant, U, 22, Farming, County Ant

 Garryduff Townland, Ballymoney County Antrim (1851)
James Carmichael, Head, M, 70, Farmer, Londonderry,
Sarah Carmichael, Wife, M, 52, Housework, Londonderry,
James Carmichael, Son, M, 24, Farmer, County Antrim,
John Mcclatchie, Brother In Law, M, 22, Linen Weaver, County Antrim,
Mary Mcclatchie, Daughter, M, 22, None, County Antrim,
Wm Carmichael, Son, U, 19, Farming, County Antrim,
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1851 Census Fragments For Ballymoney, County Antrim, Ireland

 

In 1861/2 Griffiths Census It shows two Landholders

 

Carmichael      Daniel             Garryduff                               Ballymoney     Antrim
Carmichael      James              Garryduff                               Ballymoney     Antrim

 

 

thanks Mike

Mike,  Margaret would be correct since she was 20 in 1850

do you have anything on the Nancy as the mother of Mgt.?

Hi Betty,I will Persevere with This one for you,The info is Limited But i will Try other sources

Mike

Hi Betty,I found this site on Ballymoney Ancestry Antrim.To obtain records you need to join

 

Mike

 

 

I had the Ballymoney site - Garryduff is the town of interest. Can't seem to get any further with the Carmichaels except wondering where they originated.

Hi Mary,In rootsweb there are a few John Carmichaels From antrim on there.Im not sure if any link to your john.But may be worth Checking

 

Mike

Mary,its possible they may originally have come from Scotland,moving to ireland..I noticed while looking through Rootsweb

 

Mike

Mike - is there any reference to mariage for either of these two?  I could not find any birth for any of the children who went to US.

Hi Betty,No there was no reference.I did check it for you

 

Mike

Betty some Questions i wish to ask

1 Did any of the Carmichaels Sons fight in the Civil war As Jelora in texas Has told me that will Give place of Birth
Also it May be found in Naturalization Papers

2 Jelora says Ships MANIFESTS only  Started Details in the later 1890 This Detail Became More Detailed in the 1900s

 

Mike

someplace , I seem to recall the family going to ILL.. maybe some other
family that I've confused this fam with.

From Jelora

 

.Below you will find Some Carmichaels Jelora Has Kindly found. Names I added for you.I Am not sure if you can link Any to your Family.If you have any further details i can give jelora we may be able to run a small search.Betty If you Can give us Any of the details you already know It may help with the search

 

 

Mike

 

 

Name:

 

 

 

 

 

Samuel Carmichael , 

Enlistment Date:17 May 1862

Side Served:Union

State Served:Pennsylvania

Death Date:14 Sep 1902

Service Record:Enlisted as a Private on 17 May 1862.

Enlisted in Company K, 67th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 17 May 1862.

Mustered Out Company K, 67th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 20 Jun 1865.

 

Sources:18,96

 

 

Source Citation: Side served: Union; State served: Pennsylvania; Enlistment
date: 17 May 1862..

 

Name:Isaac Carmichael , 

Residence:Metropolis, Illinois

Enlistment Date:11 Aug 1861

Side Served:Union

State Served:Illinois

Service Record:Enlisted as a Sergeant on 11 August 1861.

Enlisted in Company K, 29th Infantry Regiment Illinois on 17 Aug 1861.

Discharged for wounds Company K, 29th Infantry Regiment Illinois on 8 Jun
1862.

 

Sources:7

 

 

Name:Isaac Carmichael , 

Residence:Homer, Illinois

Enlistment Date:24 Feb 1865

Side Served:Union

State Served:Illinois

Service Record:Enlisted as a Private on 24 February 1865.

Enlisted in Company A, 6th Cavalry Regiment Illinois on 3 Mar 1865.

Mustered Out Company A, 6th Cavalry Regiment Illinois on 5 Nov 1865 at Selma
 AL.

 

Sources:7

 

Name:Isaac Carmichael , 

Residence:Lacon, Illinois

Enlistment Date:20 Apr 1861

Side Served:Union

State Served:Illinois

Service Record:Enlisted as a Private on 20 April 1861.

Enlisted in Company B, 11th Infantry Regiment Illinois on 30 Apr 1861.

Mustered Out Company B, 11th Infantry Regiment Illinois on 30 Jul 1861.

 

Sources:7

Name:John Carmichael , 

Residence:Metropolis, Illinois

Enlistment Date:17 Aug 1861

Side Served:Union

State Served:Illinois

Service Record:Enlisted as a Captain on 17 August 1861.

Commission in Company K, 29th Infantry Regiment Illinois on 17 Aug 1861.

Resigned Company K, 29th Infantry Regiment Illinois on 27 May 1862.

 

Mike,

The civil war vets you listed were not in our branch of Carmichael..

We did have Joseph who enrolled 5/5/6l at Phila. and was mustered in 5/28/6l as Pvt.

H:is age at enlistment is listed as 28 .

He died of consumption at Brandy Station, Virginia November 17, 1863

 and is buried in Cul pepper Court House, Virginia grave 110, Section A, Row 4, Block l.

We know he was married and had two children.  His son, Samuel was placed in Girard College, Phila., a school for fatherless boys.

(I have traced Samuel later and he was unmarried for many years but did marry a widow with one grown son. They lived in Phila.)

Amazing isn't it?

Hi Betty,Yes Its amazing.The thing is with these Names unless you know where They ended up,Its always hard to tell

 

Mike