Person:Caroline Carrere (1)

Watchers
m.
  1. Caroline "Carrie" Catherine Trescot - 1851
  2. Amelia Trescot1817 - 1904
m. 4 Oct 1830
  1. Ormond Weyman Follin1831 - Aft 1909
Facts and Events
Name Caroline Carrere
Married Name Caroline C Trescot
Married Name Caroline C Follin
Gender Female
Birth? Abt 1800 Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina, United States
Marriage Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina, United Statesto John Sen Trescot, M.D.
Marriage 4 Oct 1830 Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina, United Statesto Charles Follin
Death[1] 30 Oct 1833 New Orleans, Orleans, Louisiana, United States
Other[1] Feb 1843 Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina, United StatesWilliam H Smith and wife Carrie file suit against the administrator of her mother's estate
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Smith v Carrere.

    Reports of Cases in Equity: Argued and Determined in the Court of Appeals ... By South Carolina. Court of Appeals, James Sanders Guignard Richardson
    p 123 -
    [cos1776 Abstract - Carrie's father (Dr. John Sen Trescot) died in intestate in 1820 leaving two young daughters. Carrie's mother (Caroline C. Trescot) married Charles Follin and moved to New Orleans where she died in 1833. Carrie and her husband William H Smith thought that Carrie would inherit a substantial amount after her mother died, but that did not happen. In Feb 1843, Carrie and her husband brought suit against Maynard E. Carrere, administrator of the mother's estate, demanding that he provide an accounting of what Carrie's mother had done with the proceeds from her father's estate and what he had done with what was left over when her mother died. It appears that the court decided that Carrere did not have to produce the accounts and was not found responsible for any loss of perceived value of the estate.]