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This page is called "The Brickmason's Sons" because several members of the Carney family who came to America after 1855 were brick and stone masons. Their hands built some of the first brick buildings in Bay City, Michigan, my home town, and several of those buildings still stand and are being used today. Those Carney family members eventually left Bay City and scattered to Detroit, Cleveland, New York, and beyond. Perhaps you may be related to one of them?
The CARNEY (and KEARNEY, and variants) mailing list is a publically accessible mailing list that you can post your queries to. You can subscribe to the list by sending a message to CARNEY-L-request@rootsweb.com that contains the word subscribe and nothing else.
Browse My Genealogy
Browse my family history using GedPage. The format is that of a Family Group Sheet commonly used by genealogists, so it is familiar, and easy to read. (updated February 12, 2006)
Browse my family tree using Progenitor, a Java-based application that offers search capabilities, etc., which can be used if your browser supports Java and you have it enabled. (updated August 11, 2002)
Alternatively, you can use the new WorldConnect pages on Rootsweb. Please note that this isn't updated as often as the previous options. (updated February 12, 2006)
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Genealogy
BACKELIN / BACKELEN family of Hudiksvall, Sweden, to Bay County, Michigan.
BAUM family of Ackworth, Yorkshire and surrounding areas.
BEEGAN family This is my mother's mother's family.
BROWN family This is my dad's mother's family. I still have a lot of work to do here.
CAMPSALL family From Fishlake, Yorkshire, England.
COLE family Of Macomb County.
CORNISH family The last name Cornish, not the ancient people of Cornwall.
CRITTENDEN family
CUNNINGHAM family A former mayor and prominent physicians are part of this family.
EVERETT family Of Macomb County, around 1880.
FISHER family, of Stillingfleet, Yorkshire, England
GAMBLE family Early farmers in Macomb County, Michigan, who originally came from Fishlake, Yorkshire, England.
GREENBERG family While not a "blood" relative, Matt Greenberg was the fatherly influence in my dad's life (as well as being my great-grandmother's third husband). Matt instilled values in my father that he gave to me and I will give to my children.
HANSON family My Swede side shows through.
Mc HUGH family The McHugh family was close to the Carney family, as a Carney gal married a McHugh, and a McHugh and a Carney were lawyers and judges together.
OLLENBROOK family
POOLE family The Pooles are relative newcomers to this country.
RAYER family The Rayers were primarily from Washtenaw county.
SMITH family The Smiths were early settlers in Macomb County.
SPAULDING family The Spauldings were early settlers in Macomb County, and were prominent citizens active in local government.
SPEIR family
SWEENEY family
THOMPSON family
TRUDELL family
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