He was the father of Seven Children. In the 1920/30's, he owned a shoe shop in Carrollton, where he made shoes for children with special needs. His sons were Soldiers and his daughter's were Southern Ladies.
His Children, are as follows:
Lawton Patrick Carroll
Fred Carroll
Edna Carroll-Spurlin
Elsie Carroll Willingham
Ford C. Carroll
Margaret Carroll-Hale
Doris Carroll-King
He was a Son of a Confederate Soldier, and a Grandson of a Confederate Doctor.
Thank You to D.J., for making these Carroll family memorials
His Children, are as follows:
Lawton Patrick Carroll
Fred Carroll
Edna Carroll-Spurlin
Elsie Carroll Willingham
Ford C. Carroll
Margaret Carroll-Hale
Doris Carroll-King
He was a Son of a Confederate Soldier, and a Grandson of a Confederate Doctor.
Thank You to D.J., for making these Carroll family memorials
He was the father of Seven Children. In the 1920/30's, he owned a shoe shop in Carrollton, where he made shoes for children with special needs. His sons were Soldiers and his daughter's were Southern Ladies.
His Children, are as follows:
Lawton Patrick Carroll
Fred Carroll
Edna Carroll-Spurlin
Elsie Carroll Willingham
Ford C. Carroll
Margaret Carroll-Hale
Doris Carroll-King
He was a Son of a Confederate Soldier, and a Grandson of a Confederate Doctor.
Thank You to D.J., for making these Carroll family memorials
His Children, are as follows:
Lawton Patrick Carroll
Fred Carroll
Edna Carroll-Spurlin
Elsie Carroll Willingham
Ford C. Carroll
Margaret Carroll-Hale
Doris Carroll-King
He was a Son of a Confederate Soldier, and a Grandson of a Confederate Doctor.
Thank You to D.J., for making these Carroll family memorials
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