Individual Details
Silas Mack Carney
(30 Jun 1850 - 23 Jul 1937)
1880 Crawford Co Census. S. M. Carney and family are living in the same household with Eveline (age 20) and A. L. Turner. [I wonder if Eveline is not an additional sister to Silas?] Mother-in-law Eliza Segrave is also living there.
1900 Crawford Co Census: Silas is age 49, b. Jun 1850,widowed, born in Texas. Children Mary Belle, b. Apr 1882, age 18, Chester A., b. Feb 1885, age 15, Manda M., b. Nov 1891, age 8, Bessie E., b. Jun 1893, age 6, and Martha E., b. Mar 1896, age 4 - living at home. Martha is 4 so her mother died between 1896 and 1900.
Silas M. Carney, farmer, was born June 30, 1850, in Rusk County, Texas, and is a
son of William and Evaline (Sartain) Carney. He remained in Texas until five or
six years of age, and then went to Pike County, Ill., by wagon, settling about
thirty miles distant from Quincy. A year later he removed to Crawford County,
Ark., within a mile of the place he now owns. He passed his younger days upon
the farm, receiving a common-school education, and when nineteen married Martha
Seagrave, daughter of Michael and Eliza (Crouch) Seagrave, natives of North
Carolina and Tennessee, respectively. [p.1132] The mother was married in her
native State, and afterward came to Arkansas, where Mrs. Carney was born, and
where Mrs. Crouch now lives, aged seventy-three. Mrs. Carney was a schoolmate of
her husband, and is now the mother of seven children: William M., Sarah E.,
Charles Mc, Laura R., James, Mary B. and Chester A. After their marriage Mr. and
Mrs. Carney lived with Mr. Seagrave a year, and then homesteaded eighty acres of
land, upon which they lived five years. They then sold the land and moved to a
farm near by, which they made their home three years, and then settled upon
their present place. Two years later they went to Washington County for a year,
but then returned to Olliver Springs. Mr. Carney has always engaged in farming,
and now owns a nice farm of 240 acres, 150 being well improved and cultivated.
He is a well-to-do man, and politically is a Republican.
SOURCE: History of Benton, Washington, Carroll, Madison, Crawford,
Franklin, and Sebastian Counties, Arkansas. Chicago: The Goodspeed
Publishing Co., 1889.
1930 Census. Oliver, Crawford Co AR, Hh 49
Silas M. Carney, age 79, age 18 at first marriage, b. TX, parents b. TN
Mamie, wife, age 68, age 20 at first marriage, b. IL, parents b. IL
Events
Families
Spouse | Martha A. Tennessee Seagrave (1853 - 1890) |
Child | William Michael Carney (1870 - 1952) |
Child | Sarah E. Carney (1872 - 1888) |
Child | Charles Mack Carney (1875 - 1952) |
Child | Lena Laura R. Carney (1877 - 1937) |
Child | James Richard Carney (1880 - 1951) |
Child | Mary Belle Carney (1882 - 1933) |
Child | Chester Arthur Carney (1885 - 1975) |
Spouse | Frances Henrietta Tucker (1868 - 1899) |
Child | Amanda Melvina Carney (1891 - 1987) |
Child | Bessie Emma Carney (1893 - 1970) |
Child | Martha Ellen Carney (1896 - 1949) |
Child | [Infant] Carney (1899 - 1899) |
Spouse | Alice "Ollie" Jackson (1875 - 1906) |
Child | Camma J. Carney (1903 - 1904) |
Child | Ulyssis E. Carney (1905 - 1905) |
Spouse | Ollie Smalley ( - ) |
Spouse | Mamie L. Morrison (1872 - ) |
Child | Silas Mack Carney (1909 - 1914) |
Father | William Carney (1824 - 1899) |
Mother | Eveline R. Sartain (1830 - 1871) |
Sibling | Mary Caroline Carney (1857 - 1946) |
Sibling | Matilda Odelia "Delia" Carney (1860 - 1929) |
Sibling | Julia Isabelle Carney (1862 - 1935) |
Notes
Marriage
There were apparently no children from this brief marriage.Endnotes
1. Compiled by Doris Stevenson West & Susan Stevenson Sevenburn, History in Headstones; A Complete Listing of all Marked Graves In Known Cemeteries of Crawford County, Arkansas. August 1970. No index. Arranged by cemetery. (Original c1970; The Press-Argus. Reprinted in paperback 1993, Old Van Buren Press; Van Buren, AR), p.356 "Oliver Springs Cemetery".
2. Ellen Mae Curtsinger, The William Carney Descendants (Privately published for family. 1999.), p.1-3 First Generation..
3. Ellen Mae Curtsinger, The William Carney Descendants (Privately published for family. 1999.), p.4-11 Second Generation.
4. U.S. Federal Census - Digital Images Online by Subscription (Ancestry.com); 1790-1940.
5. Compiled by Doris Stevenson West & Susan Stevenson Sevenburn, History in Headstones; A Complete Listing of all Marked Graves In Known Cemeteries of Crawford County, Arkansas. August 1970. No index. Arranged by cemetery. (Original c1970; The Press-Argus. Reprinted in paperback 1993, Old Van Buren Press; Van Buren, AR), p.356 "Oliver Springs Cemetery".
6. Ellen Mae Curtsinger, The William Carney Descendants (Privately published for family. 1999.), p.4-11 Second Generation.
7. Ellen Mae Curtsinger, The William Carney Descendants (Privately published for family. 1999.), p.4-11 Second Generation.
8. Ellen Mae Curtsinger, The William Carney Descendants (Privately published for family. 1999.), p.4-11 Second Generation.
9. Ellen Mae Curtsinger, The William Carney Descendants (Privately published for family. 1999.), p.4-11 Second Generation.
10. Ellen Mae Curtsinger, The William Carney Descendants (Privately published for family. 1999.), p.4-11 Second Generation.
11. Compiled by Doris Stevenson West & Susan Stevenson Sevenburn, History in Headstones; A Complete Listing of all Marked Graves In Known Cemeteries of Crawford County, Arkansas. August 1970. No index. Arranged by cemetery. (Original c1970; The Press-Argus. Reprinted in paperback 1993, Old Van Buren Press; Van Buren, AR), p.356 "Oliver Springs Cemetery".
12. Ellen Mae Curtsinger, The William Carney Descendants (Privately published for family. 1999.), p.1-3 First Generation..