Henry Larence McRoberts Home in Carrollton, Indiana

Henry Larence McRoberts home in Carrollton, Indiana.  Emery  McRoberts and Crystal McRoberts Alyea were born here.  Note the old Lincoln chair is in the Alyea family.

Links to Family Trees

Jesse Edward McRoberts Ancestry.com link
and Jesse Edward McRoberts on FamilySearch.org
Both these trees need a login to view the trees. The FamilySearch.org link is free.

See McRoberts Page in this blog 

Mason Douthet, Carl Cracraft, and Wood Farley, Son of Caleb Nice Farley and Emily Caroline Smith

Family Farley Reunion, Carrollton, Indiana

Does anyone know details about this Farley Family Reunion Picture? Maybe the year? I think the women in the rocking chair is Emily Caroline Smith Farley, mother of Martha Ann Farley McRoberts

 

Abiah Beckett and Effa Hill

Uncle Abiah Becket and Effa Hill (Granddaughter). Effa was double second cousin of Martha Ann Farley McRoberts; Effa was sister of Frona Cannon. Picture taken in Latter 1870s at Carthage Indiana. If anyone knows more about this family PLEASE contact me. Martha Ann Farley was the daughter of Caleb N Farley and Emily Caroline Smith. Emily Caroline Smith's Father was Joseph Alfred Smith. Joseph Alfred Smith was married to Zelema Beckett b. 1826. She was the daughter of John Beckett who was born 2 Jun 1798 in Montgomery, Virginia, United States and died Oct 1874 in Lawrence, Lawrence, Ohio, United States and Nancy E King, born 17 Sep 1795 in Virginia, and died 6 Sep 1856 in Lawrence, Lawrence, Ohio, United States. Abiah is the youngest son of John Beckett and Nancy King. John Beckett was the son of James Beckett, born 18 Sep 1774 in Botetourt, Virginia, and died 20 Jan 1868 in Cabel, Virginia, United States. If there is anyone out there that knows anything about the Smith family I would really appreciate more help.

 

This is a CALL OUT to all you Farleys... I participated in the AncestryDNA test and am getting some good leads to other cousins.  Not yet any Farleys though.  The Ancestry DNA test is a simple saliva test.  It is so easy to participate.  The cost is $99.00  (at this time).  So far I have about 300 people with similar DNA markers.  Many of these I am able to go in and see their public trees and check like names.  Try it.... It's pretty exciting. It's a great way to start collaborating with cousins.  http://dna.ancestry.com