Carroll was born in Mabel, Minnesota, across the border from Hesper, Iowa. His parents came with other Quakers to Minnesota from Vermont in 1856. Other of the families who also emigrated at that time were Tabers, uncles of his future wife, Selma. This would be how Selma of Ohio met Carroll of Minnesota.
The couple was married at the Mt Pleasant Friends Meetinghouse then returned to Minnesota where their two oldest children were born. Upon the death of Selma's father, they returned to live on the Taber farm. By 1912 they had settled in Damascus and had joined the Springfield Meeting. They were members of the Springfield Meeting, adjacent to the cemetery, where Carroll was the sexton and managed the cemetery and burials. They lived at 29053 Walnut which is right across from the Wilbur School and Meetinghouse in Damascus.
Their children were:
Zalo George born 1886
Zoa Caroline born 1887
Ines Mary Ann born 1894
Iona Hannah born 1896
Irene Katy J born 1897
Elna Florence born 1905
The couple was married at the Mt Pleasant Friends Meetinghouse then returned to Minnesota where their two oldest children were born. Upon the death of Selma's father, they returned to live on the Taber farm. By 1912 they had settled in Damascus and had joined the Springfield Meeting. They were members of the Springfield Meeting, adjacent to the cemetery, where Carroll was the sexton and managed the cemetery and burials. They lived at 29053 Walnut which is right across from the Wilbur School and Meetinghouse in Damascus.
Their children were:
Zalo George born 1886
Zoa Caroline born 1887
Ines Mary Ann born 1894
Iona Hannah born 1896
Irene Katy J born 1897
Elna Florence born 1905
Carroll was born in Mabel, Minnesota, across the border from Hesper, Iowa. His parents came with other Quakers to Minnesota from Vermont in 1856. Other of the families who also emigrated at that time were Tabers, uncles of his future wife, Selma. This would be how Selma of Ohio met Carroll of Minnesota.
The couple was married at the Mt Pleasant Friends Meetinghouse then returned to Minnesota where their two oldest children were born. Upon the death of Selma's father, they returned to live on the Taber farm. By 1912 they had settled in Damascus and had joined the Springfield Meeting. They were members of the Springfield Meeting, adjacent to the cemetery, where Carroll was the sexton and managed the cemetery and burials. They lived at 29053 Walnut which is right across from the Wilbur School and Meetinghouse in Damascus.
Their children were:
Zalo George born 1886
Zoa Caroline born 1887
Ines Mary Ann born 1894
Iona Hannah born 1896
Irene Katy J born 1897
Elna Florence born 1905
The couple was married at the Mt Pleasant Friends Meetinghouse then returned to Minnesota where their two oldest children were born. Upon the death of Selma's father, they returned to live on the Taber farm. By 1912 they had settled in Damascus and had joined the Springfield Meeting. They were members of the Springfield Meeting, adjacent to the cemetery, where Carroll was the sexton and managed the cemetery and burials. They lived at 29053 Walnut which is right across from the Wilbur School and Meetinghouse in Damascus.
Their children were:
Zalo George born 1886
Zoa Caroline born 1887
Ines Mary Ann born 1894
Iona Hannah born 1896
Irene Katy J born 1897
Elna Florence born 1905
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Mother
Selma P.
1859-1946
Father
Carroll H.
1861-1950
Family Members
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