UNMARKED GRAVE
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Note: Served in the Florida Indian War of 1831
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Obit
..."Mr. Elisha Carroll died at Vancleave, this county, on the 24th of Nov. 1894.
He was born in Waldon [sic] county, Florida, in 1810.
He served in the Indian war of 1831, under Capt. Barrar, Brown's regiment, and had been drawing a pension for a year"....
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Census list born in Florida, Alabama and South Carolina.
He married Mahala Dannelly in Florida,
KNOWN children are; Catherine, James, Elisha G., Sarah, Martha and Georgeanna, Clayton, & Mary.
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1860 United States Federal Census
Name: E G Carriel [E.G. Carroll]
Age in 1860: 41 Birth Year: abt 1819
Home in 1860: Jackson, Mississippi
Post Office: Ocean Springs [Ft Bayou area]
Name Age
E G Carriel 41
Mahala Carriel 36
Catherine Carriel 15
James Carriel 12
E G Carriel 10
Sarah Carriel 8
Martha Carriel 5
Georgianna Carriel 3
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1866 Alabama State census Elisha & Mahalie lived next door to each other.
Mahala's not in the 1870 census with Elisha, stayed in Mobile AL.
1870 United States Federal Census
Name: Elina Correl [Elisha Carroll]
Age in 1870: 55 - Birth Year: abt 1815
Birthplace: Alabama
Home in 1870: Township 6 Range 7, Jackson, Mississippi
Post Office: Ocean Springs [Ft Bayou area]
Name Age
Elina Correll 55
Catherine Correll 25
Mary Correll 18
June Correll 22 [James]
Aurtin Correll 20
Murtha Correll 16 [Martha]
Gergia Correll 14 [Georgiann]
Clayton Correll 10
Mary Correll 8
James Correll 2

1880 Mississippi State census
Elijah Carroll, 65 b ms a labor

Ref:
Harry McDonald - Carroll researcher
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Ref:
Jim Huffman
SERVICE CLARIFIED. Pvt. Elisha G. Carroll [found as "Elisha Carriel," "Elisha Carril," and "Elisha Carroll" in the military records] (b. NC, ca. 1819***-d. Jackson County, MS, 1894), Co. A ("Live Oak Rifles," aka "Capt. James B. McRae's Company," raised in Jackson County, MS), 3rd MS Infantry^^^. Enlisted at Ocean Springs, Jackson County, MS, on Aug. 29, 1862, at appr. age 43. Present on Oct. 1862 company muster roll, with notation "present sick." Present on March 1, 1863, company muster roll. Absent on Aug. 1863 company muster roll, with notation "absent sick at home." Absent on Oct. 1863 company muster roll, with notation "absent without leave." Present on Dec. 1863 company muster roll. Present on April 1864 company muster roll. Absent on Aug. 1864 company muster roll, with notation "absent sick at hospital by order [of] Brigade Surgeon." Feb. 28, 1865, company muster roll states "discharged [on] Nov. 20th, 1864." No further information in his military file with this command. Southern Patriot! Buried in the Antioch Cemetery (aka the Antioch Baptist Cemetery and aka the Antioch Baptist Church Cemetery), 30.4925 -88.7561, located on the S side of Antioch Road (aka Antioch Church Road), at a point on that road that lies appr. 2500 ft. W of that road's intersection with Old Fort Bayou Road, Jackson County, MS, with marker type (if any) undetermined. [Note: Elisha G. Carroll also served as a private in "Capt. Barrow's Company," Brown's West Florida Militia, during the Second Seminole War.][***Note: Elisha G. Carroll was listed as aged 41 in the 1860 Jackson Co., MS, US Census, yielding an approximate birth year of 1819.] [^^^Note: Some well-meaning family researchers have concluded that the Elisha Carroll who served in the 24th NC Infantry is the Elisha G. Carroll under consideration here, but they are not one and the same man. The Elisha Carroll who served in the 24th NC Infantry was only 23 years-old when he enlisted, while the Elisha Carroll under consideration here was at least 40 years old when he enlisted