- William Carroll, born 1745. I've seen William's birthplace listed as either Ireland or Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. I don't know which is correct. William was married in Pennsylvania in 1775 (or possibly 1773 which I've seen in DAR lineage books) to Joanna Wakefield. They had nine children. This family settled just west of Millbrook in Mercer County, Pennsylvania. William died there on 13 June 1824. He was my fourth great-grandfather.
- David Carroll, born 8 May 1796 in Pennsylvania, a son of William and Joanna. He married Elizabeth Alcorn on 11 October 1817. They had thirteen children. He died 31 March 1869. David was my third great-grandfather.
- Esther Alice Carroll, born 9 December 1836 in Mercer County. She married Andrew Jackson Kerr on 11 September 1862. She died 9 April 1912 in Mercer. She was my great-great-grandmother.
- DeSantis, Loretta Barker, and Sally Glaser Dufford. Mercer County, Pennsylvania, Cemetery Inscriptions. Sharon, Pa: The Society, 1980. (See Vol. 1, p. 4: Carroll Cemetery, Worth Township)
- Carroll, Emerson T. The Carrolls of Mercer County, Pennsylvania.
- Carroll or O'Carroll. Frankford, Philadelphia, Pa.: Martin and Allardyce, 1910. (10 pgs., available online through HeritageQuest) [Note: This is a lineage from the beginning of the Carroll name in Ireland. I've no idea how accurate it is. In any case, at this point my Carroll ancestors are not yet linked to this lineage. However, I've read that William Carroll was a nephew of Charles Carroll of Carrollton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, and Charles is linked to this lineage. Maybe someday . . . ]
- Smith, Hollis D. Wakefield Pedigrees of David Wakefield and Mary Wade. Salt Lake City: The author, 1985.
- Wakefield, Homer. Wakefield Memorial, Comprising an Historical, Genealogical and Biographical Register of the Name and Family of Wakefield. Bloomington, Ill: Priv. print. for the compiler [Pantagraph Printing and Stationery Co.], 1897.
- Carroll Family, Egbert Family History (Section F: Related Families). RootsWeb Freepages.

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