Husband of Jane Janes Carroll
According to "They Sleep in Buffalo, the Stories of the Pike Countians Buried at Jordan-Buffalo Cemetar, Pike County, Missouri":
John W (Gus) Carroll, the youger brother of Joseph Elias, was born and lived most of his adult life in SC before moving with his son, James J. and his family first to Illinois, then to Clark County, MO, finally settling in Pike County in 1851. He served in the War of 1812 and was married twice; both wives died in SC. He died at the old Carroll homestead about 10 years after his arrival in Pike County. --- Contributor: Florence Carroll Conklin (50429761)
According to "They Sleep in Buffalo, the Stories of the Pike Countians Buried at Jordan-Buffalo Cemetar, Pike County, Missouri":
John W (Gus) Carroll, the youger brother of Joseph Elias, was born and lived most of his adult life in SC before moving with his son, James J. and his family first to Illinois, then to Clark County, MO, finally settling in Pike County in 1851. He served in the War of 1812 and was married twice; both wives died in SC. He died at the old Carroll homestead about 10 years after his arrival in Pike County. --- Contributor: Florence Carroll Conklin (50429761)
Husband of Jane Janes Carroll
According to "They Sleep in Buffalo, the Stories of the Pike Countians Buried at Jordan-Buffalo Cemetar, Pike County, Missouri":
John W (Gus) Carroll, the youger brother of Joseph Elias, was born and lived most of his adult life in SC before moving with his son, James J. and his family first to Illinois, then to Clark County, MO, finally settling in Pike County in 1851. He served in the War of 1812 and was married twice; both wives died in SC. He died at the old Carroll homestead about 10 years after his arrival in Pike County. --- Contributor: Florence Carroll Conklin (50429761)
According to "They Sleep in Buffalo, the Stories of the Pike Countians Buried at Jordan-Buffalo Cemetar, Pike County, Missouri":
John W (Gus) Carroll, the youger brother of Joseph Elias, was born and lived most of his adult life in SC before moving with his son, James J. and his family first to Illinois, then to Clark County, MO, finally settling in Pike County in 1851. He served in the War of 1812 and was married twice; both wives died in SC. He died at the old Carroll homestead about 10 years after his arrival in Pike County. --- Contributor: Florence Carroll Conklin (50429761)
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