Person:Thomas Cartmill (2)

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Thomas Cartmill
b.Abt 1750 Virginia
d.Bet 1803 and 1804 Bath County, Virginia
Parents and Siblings
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m. Bef 1738
  1. James CartmillAbt 1738 -
  2. John Cartmill, Jr.Abt 1740 - 1808
  3. Molly CartmillEst 1742 -
  4. Thomas CartmillAbt 1745 - Bet 1803 & 1804
  5. Peggy CartmillEst 1747 -
  6. Samuel CartmillAbt 1750 - Bet 1795 & 1800
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Thomas CartmillAbt 1750 - Bet 1803 & 1804
  • W.  Mary WarwickAbt 1755 - Aft 1820
m. Abt 1774
  1. Andrew Cartmill1776 - 1832
  2. John Cartmill1779 - 1856
  3. William T. Cartmill1779 - 1875
  4. Jenny Cartmill1780 - 1835
  5. Mary "Polly" Cartmill1782 - 1860
  6. Samuel Cartmill1785 -
  7. Thomas Cartmill1786 - 1860
  8. David Martin CartmillAbt 1788 - 1835
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Facts and Events
Name Thomas Cartmill
Gender Male
Alt Birth? Abt 1745 Virginia
Birth? Abt 1750 Virginia
Alt Marriage 1769 Augusta County, Virginiato Mary Warwick
Marriage Abt 1774 Virginiato Mary Warwick
Death? Bet 1803 and 1804 Bath County, Virginia
Alt Death? Bet 1803 and 1804 Montgomery County, Kentucky

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Paula Berry Hampton

  1. 1 Twin Valley Estates

Huntington, WV 25704 E-Mail: Pmh52847@@aol.com Researching: Thomas Cartmill b. abt. 1750 VA. m/ Mary Warwick. Thomas believed to be the son of John Cartmill d. 1783 Augusta County, VA. Mary the daughter of William Warwick.

Glenn Blevins 4955 Rittenhouse Dr. Huber Hts, OH 45424 E-Mail: glennbl@@aol.com Researching: Thomas Cartmill b. abt 1750 VA m/Mary Warwick. Thomas believed to be the son of John Cartmill d. 1783 Augusta Co., VA, & Mary believed to be the daughter of William Warwick. My direct lines are through Thomas & Mary's son Thomas Cartmill (m. Patsy McDonald/McDaniel) and Thomas & Mary's daughter Jenny Cartmill (m. John Crockett).


From Genforum.com posts:

Re: Lt. William Warwick, Augusta County, VA Posted by: Victoria Gibson Date: January 07, 2002 at 14:58:51 In Reply to: Re: Lt. William Warwick, Augusta County, VA by Mark E. Runyon of 614

Hi, you've probably come a long way's since this message!!! I am a desc. of Thomas Carmill and Mary Warwick.Their daughter Jennie married John Crockett. Did you find out more on Mary? Thank's Vickie


Re: Lt. William Warwick, Augusta County, VA Posted by: Teresa Toohill-Runyon Date: January 07, 2002 at 19:52:48 In Reply to: Re: Lt. William Warwick, Augusta County, VA by Victoria Gibson of 614


Victoria, I have not had too much of a chance to work on this line for some time. Thomas Cartmell(Cartmill/Cartmeille) was born in Virginia about 1750. He married Mary Warwick(Warrick) in Virginia about 1774. Thomas died about 1803/04 in Bath County, Kentucky. Mary Warick was the daughter of William Warwick. She was born in Virginia about 1755 and died in Bath County, Kentucky sometime after 1820. Their children were: 1.) Jennie Cartmell(Cartmill)---born in Virginia in 1775. She married John Crockett in Virginia. She died in Ralls County, Missouri in 1835. 2.) Andrew Cartmell(my ancestor)--born March 1776 in Greenbriar County, Virginia. He married Nancy D. Brown, daughter of Thomas Brown(court documents mention the children of Thomas Brown and their spouses, August 1822). Andrew died September 1832 in Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois. 3.) John Cartmell(Cartmill)---born 1779 in Virginia. He married Rebecca Hendricks in Virginia. He died in Illinois in 1856. 4.) Thomas Cartmell 5.) "Polly" Cartmell 6.) Samual Cartmell 7.) William Cartmell

Other Cartmell/Cartmill family members married into the Houston(Huston) and Black families in the Bath County Kentucky areas also. It appears that the Greenbriar County, Va. and Bath County, Ky areas are the locations where many of the Cartmell families settled before several branches moved into Illinois. Let me know if this what you are looking for. If you have any discrepancies or any additional information on this family please let me know. There is a book on the early pioneers of the Shannadoah(spelling??)Valley that mentions this Cartmell line. Hope this helps...Sincerely, Teresa Toohill-Runyon.

From Cartmill Family DNA site:

http://www.cartmill-genealogy.com/dna.html

3. Thomas Cartmill - born about 1745. Married Mary Warwick 1769 in Augusta County. Thomas settled on the Greenbriar River in today's Greenbriar County, WV, about 20-30 miles west of the Cowpasture River where his father lived. Moved from the Greenbriar River of WV to Montgomery County, KY around 1790. Montgomery County, KY is just east of Lexington, KY. Thomas and his wife Mary sold their property on the Greenbriar River in 1803 while living in Kentucky. John Warwick handled the sale in VA for Thomas. Thomas died shortly after 1803 in Montgomery County, KY, apparent' no will. Many of Thomas's six sons and four daughters can be found in Bath County, KY after 1800. Bath County is the next county north of Montgomery County, KY. A few descendants moved to Madison County, OH in the early 1800s.


http://home.att.net/~earliene/research.htm

Paula Berry Hampton

  1. 1 Twin Valley Estates

Huntington, WV 25704 E-Mail: Pmh52847@@aol.com Researching: Thomas Cartmill b. abt. 1750 VA. m/ Mary Warwick. Thomas believed to be the son of John Cartmill d. 1783 Augusta County, VA. Mary the daughter of William Warwick.

Glenn Blevins 4955 Rittenhouse Dr. Huber Hts, OH 45424 E-Mail: glennbl@@aol.com Researching: Thomas Cartmill b. abt 1750 VA m/Mary Warwick. Thomas believed to be the son of John Cartmill d. 1783 Augusta Co., VA, & Mary believed to be the daughter of William Warwick. My direct lines are through Thomas & Mary's son Thomas Cartmill (m. Patsy McDonald/McDaniel) and Thomas & Mary's daughter Jenny Cartmill (m. John Crockett).


From Genforum.com posts:

Re: Lt. William Warwick, Augusta County, VA Posted by: Victoria Gibson Date: January 07, 2002 at 14:58:51 In Reply to: Re: Lt. William Warwick, Augusta County, VA by Mark E. Runyon of 614

Hi, you've probably come a long way's since this message!!! I am a desc. of Thomas Carmill and Mary Warwick.Their daughter Jennie married John Crockett. Did you find out more on Mary? Thank's Vickie


Re: Lt. William Warwick, Augusta County, VA Posted by: Teresa Toohill-Runyon Date: January 07, 2002 at 19:52:48 In Reply to: Re: Lt. William Warwick, Augusta County, VA by Victoria Gibson of 614


Victoria, I have not had too much of a chance to work on this line for some time. Thomas Cartmell(Cartmill/Cartmeille) was born in Virginia about 1750. He married Mary Warwick(Warrick) in Virginia about 1774. Thomas died about 1803/04 in Bath County, Kentucky. Mary Warick was the daughter of William Warwick. She was born in Virginia about 1755 and died in Bath County, Kentucky sometime after 1820. Their children were: 1.) Jennie Cartmell(Cartmill)---born in Virginia in 1775. She married John Crockett in Virginia. She died in Ralls County, Missouri in 1835. 2.) Andrew Cartmell(my ancestor)--born March 1776 in Greenbriar County, Virginia. He married Nancy D. Brown, daughter of Thomas Brown(court documents mention the children of Thomas Brown and their spouses, August 1822). Andrew died September 1832 in Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois. 3.) John Cartmell(Cartmill)---born 1779 in Virginia. He married Rebecca Hendricks in Virginia. He died in Illinois in 1856. 4.) Thomas Cartmell 5.) "Polly" Cartmell 6.) Samual Cartmell 7.) William Cartmell

Other Cartmell/Cartmill family members married into the Houston(Huston) and Black families in the Bath County Kentucky areas also. It appears that the Greenbriar County, Va. and Bath County, Ky areas are the locations where many of the Cartmell families settled before several branches moved into Illinois. Let me know if this what you are looking for. If you have any discrepancies or any additional information on this family please let me know. There is a book on the early pioneers of the Shannadoah(spelling??)Valley that mentions this Cartmell line. Hope this helps...Sincerely, Teresa Toohill-Runyon.

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