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     Michael McCarty , son of Unknown McCarty, was born in 1817 at Cork, Ireland.¹
     Michael McCarty was listed in the household of Able White in the 1850 census at Mobile, Mobile Co, Alabama: Able White 33 laborer Ireland, Hanora 25 Ireland, Thimothy McCarty 24 Ireland, Eliza 19 Ireland, Michael McCarty shoemaker Ireland.¹

     Michael McCarty , son of Edward B McCarty Sr and Sarah Laramore, was born on November 4, 1806 at Edgefield District, South Carolina.¹

     Michael McCarty I whose parents are unknown was born circa 1720 at County Cork, Ireland.^1,2
     Michael McCarty I is probably related to Dennis McCarty who immigrated from Ireland to Virginia but no documentation has been found to support this conclusion.²
     Michael McCarty I married Mary Jane Dulaney.¹

     Daniel McCarty , son of Michael McCarty I and Mary Jane Dulaney, was born in 1750.¹
     Michael McCarty II , son of Michael McCarty I and Mary Jane Dulaney, was born on February 16, 1754 at Virginia. Or possibly South Carolina. There is a significant difference in the reported birth and death years of Michael McCarty. "A History of Edward McCarty ..." states that he was born on Feb 16, 1754 and died at 90 years of age in 1843 according to his RW pension records. "McCarty Family History" states that Michael was born in 1732 and died in 1854 at 122 years of age according to bible records of Tillman McCarty, a grandson of Michael McCarty.^1,2,3
     James McCarty , son of Michael McCarty I and Mary Jane Dulaney, was born in 1764 at South Carolina.¹
     In 1768 at York Co, Virginia, a Michael McCarty was recorded in records. If this is the correct Michael McCarty, his children were probably born in Virginia instead of South Carolina as frequently shown.²
     In 1769, the 96th District was one of the new districts formed in South Carolina to replace the Anglican parishes.

     Mary Jane Dulaney, the wife of Michael McCarty I, died in 1770.¹

     Michael died in 1780 in the Ninety-Six District, South Carolina.¹
Edgefield Co SC was one of the seven counties formed within the Ninety-Sixth District in 1785.

     In 1706, Anglican parishes were created and were the main divisions of South Carolina until 1769.
     Michael McCarty II , son of Michael McCarty I and Mary Jane Dulaney, was born on February 16, 1754 at Virginia or possibly South Carolina. There is a significant difference in the reported birth and death years of Michael McCarty. "A History of Edward McCarty ..." states that he was born on Feb 16, 1754 and died at 90 years of age in 1843 according to his RW pension records. "McCarty Family History" states that Michael was born in 1732 and died in 1854 at 122 years of age according to bible records of Tillman McCarty, a grandson of Michael McCarty.^2,1,3
Camden District SC was established in 1769 as one of the seven original Judicial Districts of SC. Prior to 1769, the area was St Marks Parish.
     In 1769, the 96th District was one of the new districts formed in South Carolina to replace the Anglican parishes.
     Jane Ellen Bryant married Michael McCarty II, son of Michael McCarty I and Mary Jane Dulaney, in 1771 at 96th District, South Carolina.²

     Edward B McCarty Sr , son of Michael McCarty II and Jane Ellen Bryant, was born on February 11, 1772 at Ninety-Six District, South Carolina.^2,1
     Dennis McCarty , son of Michael McCarty II and Jane Ellen Bryant, was born before 1774 at South Carolina.^2,4
     Adam McCarty , son of Michael McCarty II and Jane Ellen Bryant, was born in 1774.²
     Eleanor McCarty , daughter of Michael McCarty II and Jane Ellen Bryant, was born in 1778.²
     Michael McCarty II lived in 1778 in the Camden District, South Carolina.⁵
     Martha Boddie married Michael McCarty II, son of Michael McCarty I and Mary Jane Dulaney, circa 1780.^2,1

     In 1780Michael McCarty II was on the Petit Jury list at Camden District, South Carolina, for the area between the Broad and Catawba Rivers.⁶

     Jane Ellen Bryant, the wife of Michael McCarty II, died in 1780 at Edgefield, 96th District, South Carolina.²
     Penelope McCarty , daughter of Michael McCarty II and Martha Boddie, was born in 1782.
     Michael McCarty , son of Michael McCarty II and Martha Boddie, was born in 1784.^7,2
     James M McCarty , son of Michael McCarty II and Nancy Phillips, was born circa 1785 at South Carolina.
Edgefield Co SC was one of the seven counties formed within the Ninety-Sixth District in 1785.
     William McCarty , son of Michael McCarty II and Martha Boddie, was born in 1787 at South Carolina.
     Michael lived in 1790.
     Philip McCarty , son of Michael McCarty II and Martha Boddie, was born on July 21, 1791 at Edgefield Co 96th District, South Carolina.^8,9,10,11
Edgefield Co Ninety-Sixth District SC was renamed as Edgefield District in 1800.
     Michael lived in 1800.
     Michael McCarty II was the head of household in the 1810 census for Edgefield District, South Carolina: Michael McCarty: males 2 16-25, 1>45; females 1 16-25, 1 26-44, 1>45; 3 slaves.¹²

     Martha Boddie, the wife of Michael McCarty II, died in 1810 at Edgefield District, South Carolina.²
     Benager McCarty , son of Michael McCarty II and Nancy Phillips, was born circa 1811 at South Carolina.
     Michael McCarty II married Nancy Phillips circa 1811.^2,3

     Michael lived in 1820.
     Henry McCarty , son of Michael McCarty II and Nancy Phillips, was born circa 1823 at South Carolina.
     Michael McCarty II was the head of household in the 1830 census for Richland District, South Carolina: Michael McCarty: males 1 70-79; females 1<5, 1 30-39; 1 slave.¹³
     Michael McCarty was granted Revolutionary War Pension No. S11049 beginning March 5, 1835 for the sum of $68.33 in Elyton, Jefferson Co, Alabama. It continued until Nov 17, 1843 when he died.¹
     Michael McCarty II was the head of household in the 1840 Alabama state census in Jefferson Co: Michael McCarty 90 was on Revolutionary War Pensioners Census.^14,15 He was New Tag in 1840 at Jefferson Co, Alabama.⁷
     Michael McCarty died on November 17, 1843 at Alabama at 89 years of age.^2,1 He was buried in Jefferson Co, Alabama..¹ He NOTE: Much of this biography comes from the unpublished McCarty Family History by Minnie Eva McCarty Tipton.
'Michael McCarty born 1732, died 1854--age 122 years.' So reads an entry in the Bible of James McCarty, great-grandson of this Michael.James copied the entry from the bible of his father, Tillman McCarty,son of Philip McCarty, son of Michael.
This Michael McCarty was born in Edgefield, South Carolina.
In the 1810 census of Edgefield, South Carolina, the home of these McCartys, there are at least three Michael McCartys. In the Revolutionary history of this section of South Carolina, four Michaels are found. In 1820 two Michaels still remain in Edgefield, but in 1830 no Michael appears in the census at all.
Mrs. Eula McCarty Lansford of Crockett, Texas, says, 'My father told me that his great-grandfather Michael lived in Jefferson County,Alabama, and that he once owned the land on which Birmingham now stands and leagues and leagues besides.' Her father, Michael, was brother of James and son of Tillman.
A Michael McCarty of Jefferson County, Alabama, lived in Short Creek and owned land there, but diligent search has not shown that he was a large land owner in Jefferson County.
On July 18, 1834, Michael McCarty sold land to Amos Lea for $300. It is listed in Book 5, p. 153 as N.E. 1/4, Sec. 20, Township 17, Range5, west. John B. Ayers is witness. The deed was signed 'Michael McCarty' and 'Nancy McCarty.'

In Book 6, p. 248, March 26, 1838, Michael borrows $56 from Robert Waldrop to be paid on March 1, 1839. Michael, as security, uses a 10 year old Negro boy, Loose. This agreement is witnessed by Nehemiah Taylor, Amos Lea, and A. C. Waldrop.
Michael had five sons and at least three daughters, if he is the father of Philip McCarty of Dale County, Alabama, and of Penelope McCarty Musgrove of Blount County, Alabama. Mike McCarty, Jr., was surely his son, and Henry, James, and Benager were three other sons living near him in Jefferson County.
If Michael was the father of Penelope Musgrove, he was also the father of two other daughters (given names unknown) one of whom married a Philip Slaughter and the other a Talliferro, probably Philip.
Michael and Nancy gave their consent for the marriage of Henry McCarty and Elvira Gilley December 9, 1838.
Descendants and friends of Benager and James McCarty of Jefferson County, Alabama, testify that James and Benager were Michael's sons and half brothers of Henry.
In a letter from Mr. John Trice of Quinton, Alabama, 1955, concerning Michael McCarty of Jefferson County he says: 'I am a great-grandson of Michael McCarty. My mother was Mary Ann McCarty, daughter of Benager McCarty, son of Michael, the Revolutionary soldier. I heard my Uncle Philip Wilson McCarty speak of him . . . . I do not know whether Michael ever lived in what is now Birmingham. Elyton was the county seat in Michael 's time     . . . .I have heard from my mother and others that the McCartys came to Dale County from Edgefield, South Carolina.My mother had an Uncle Henry who was a half brother to her father Benager.'
In a letter from Mr. Thomas Salter Quinton, Alabama, on January 18,1956, he had this to say about the Jefferson County McCartys: 'My fore parents came to Alabama with the McCartys in the period 1810-1820. My grandfather lived with the McCartys until he grew up and married. During that time James McCarty moved to Dale County, made a crop, sold it in the field, and moved back to this location. My grandfather, Silas Nathaniel Salter, drove a team of oxen to Dale County, spent the period of time they stayed there and then drove back here......I own the land that James McCarty entered in 1832 or 1833.
'Mahala McCarty, daughter of James, married Justice Berry, and they had one son, James. He told me that old Michael rode horseback from Short Creek to Brake Bend, about ten miles, in 1850, took sick and died at their house, age105. I would guess that he is buried in the Brake Bend, as there is an old cemetery there but there is no one living now that would know. Michael had a son Henry. His wife, Elizabeth Elvira, lived with my family more than a year when I was a boy. She said her uncle toted her on his back from South Carolina to Alabama. Aunt Elvira, as we called her, died in the Walker County Alms House when she was near 100 years old. Her husband was a teacher. They had only one child, Owen Alcy. (Alsa).'
Mr. Trice also stated that James Justice, son of Mahala, said Michael died at the home of his grandparents, Rebecca and James McCarty.
Judge Philip McCarty, judge of an inferior court in Macon County,Georgia, from 1840 to 1842, moved to Dale County in 1842 where he remained until his death in 1879. His father and at least one brother,'a red-haired old man who could put his hands on his horse's back and vault into the saddle' lived in Alabama, according to Mrs. Pet Maynard, one of Philip's granddaughters. He visited Philip many times in Dale County, riding horse back from his home to Dale.
Horse back riders figure prominently in the traditional history of the McCarty family. Michael, father of Philip, is said to have ridden horse back from South Carolina to Alabama. Philip rode from Georgia to Alabama on horse back; and Michael, age 106 rode to his death in Short Creek.
Though the connection is not too plain, three things indicate that this Michael was the father of Philip McCarty. First, Michael lived inJefferson County, and so did Philip's father Michael. Second, Jamesa nd Benegar were Michael's sons, and there are strong indications that these two sons were Philip's brothers. James moved to Dale County, and Philip was already living there. Then the family names of these three McCartys and of Henry, too, are similar. Philip had a son Alsa, and sodid Henry. Philip's second wife's name was Mahala, and James had a daughter Mahala. Alsa, Philip's son, had a daughter Catherine, and sodid James. Philip had a sister Penelope and both James and Benager had daughters named Penelope. Philip had a daughter Mary Ann, a son James, Michael, and son Wilson, a son Philip and so did Benager.³

     Her married name was Tipton.¹
     Minnie Eva McCarty , daughter of Robert Bruce McCarty and Florence Ann Whitehead, was born on September 7, 1889 at San Saba Co, Texas.¹

Minnie Eva McCarty married George Elroy Tipton on June 10, 1933.¹

     Minnie Eva McCarty died on July 11, 1964 at Fort Worth, Tarrant Co, Texas, at 74 years of age.¹ She was buried in McCarty Cemetery, San Saba Co, Texas^G. .¹

     Monroe Washington McCarty , son of Daniel Sterling McCarty and Myra Walker, was born on February 22, 1851 at Tampa, Hillsborough Co, Florida.¹

Monroe Washington McCarty married Rebecca Eason on 1874 at Appling Co, Georgia.¹
     Mary A McCarty , daughter of Monroe Washington McCarty and Rebecca Eason, was born in April, 1880 at Appling Co, Georgia.¹
     Monroe Washington McCarty died on March 7, 1927 at Hernando Co, Florida, at 76 years of age.¹

     Orring/Orange McCarty , son of Edward B McCarty Sr and Sarah Laramore, was born on May 23, 1813 at Edgefield District, South Carolina.¹

     P R McCarty , child of Thomas Randall McCarty and Amanda woThomasRandallMcCarty, was born in 1868 at Alabama.

     Penelope McCarty , daughter of Benager McCarty and Sarah Unknown, was born circa 1838 at Alabama.

     Penelope McCarty , daughter of James M McCarty and Rebecca Unknown, was born circa 1829 at South Carolina.

     Penelope McCarty , daughter of Michael McCarty II and Martha Boddie, was born in 1782.

     In 1769, the 96th District was one of the new districts formed in South Carolina to replace the Anglican parishes.
Edgefield Co SC was one of the seven counties formed within the Ninety-Sixth District in 1785.
     Philip McCarty , son of Michael McCarty II and Martha Boddie, was born on July 21, 1791 at Edgefield Co 96th District, South Carolina.^1,2,6,10
Edgefield Co Ninety-Sixth District SC was renamed as Edgefield District in 1800.

Philip McCarty married Marie Pearson on circa 1808.
     William Bluett McCarty , son of Philip McCarty and Marie Pearson, was born in 1814 at South Carolina.⁹
     Bethany McCarty , daughter of Philip McCarty and Marie Pearson, was born circa 1816.
     Land sale of 140 acres from Thomas Williams to John Ferguson on waters of Richland Creek of Little Saluda adjoining Phil McCarty. on September 27, 1817 at Edgefield District, South Carolina.¹¹

Philip McCarty married Mahala Boddie, daughter of John Boddie III and Hannah woJohnBoddieIII, on circa 1818.
     William Allen McCarty , son of Philip McCarty and Mahala Boddie, was born on March 23, 1819 at Tennessee.
     Philip McCarty was Sale of 761 1/2 acres on Richland Creek of Little Saluda for JohnLipsomb to John W Bonham mentions Phillip McCarty and Michael McCartyas an adjoining land owner. Type: NEIGHBOR on November 19, 1819 at Edgefield District, South Carolina.¹¹
     Alsa B. McCarty , son of Philip McCarty and Mahala Boddie, was born in 1820 at South Carolina.
     Philip McCarty was the head of household in the 1820 census for Edgefield District, South Carolina: Philip McCarty: males 1<10, 1 26-44 (1776-1794); females 1 16-25 (1795-1804); 1 slave.¹²
     Wilson S. McCarty , son of Philip McCarty and Mahala Boddie, was born circa 1821.
     Tillman Watson McCarty , son of Philip McCarty and Mahala Boddie, was born circa 1823.
     Mary Ann McCarty , daughter of Philip McCarty and Mahala Boddie, was born on October 13, 1827 at South Carolina.⁹
     Martha McCarty , daughter of Philip McCarty and Mahala Boddie, was born circa 1828.
     Philip McCarty was the head of household in the 1830 census for Edgefield District, South Carolina: Philip McCarty: males 3 <5, 1 10-14, 1 20-29, 1 40-49 (1781-1790); females 2<5, 1 30-39 (1791-1800); 7 slaves.³

Philip McCarty married Mary Mitchell, daughter of Sion Mitchell and Unknown WoSionMitchell, on circa 1832 at Edgefield District, South Carolina.
     Elizabeth McCarty , daughter of Philip McCarty and Mahala Boddie, was born in 1832 at Edgefield District, South Carolina. Philip McCarty
Phillip married, second, Mahala Boddie, about 1818, probably in South Carolina. She died in Edgefield, South Carolina in 1832. Children: William Allen, Alsa B., Wilson S., Tillman, Mary Ann, Martha,Elizabeth.
Phillip first appears by name in the Edgefield Co SC census in 1820,pg 103: Philip McCarty 100010 00100. At that time he was living with his second wife, In Book 42, p. 287 in Edgefield records is this record: Philip McCarty to Amos Satcher, for $150. 100 acres of land situated on the P. district on Gillons Branch......of McCarty's Spring Branch, part of a tract of 430 acres granted to Benjamin Arribgton on December 3, 1789 bounded by Amos Satcher, G. W. Stanmore,Hezekiah Waters, James Daniel. 2 January,1821.
Signed, Philip McCarty Witnesses: West Bodie, Samual Satcher
1830 Edgefield Co SC, p155: Philip McCarty. There are several other McCarty's in the same County
Mahala died between March 24, 1831 and July, 1832. Philip and Mary married as early as this late date, for twins, John Sion Jeter and Sophronia McCarty, were born to them on April 8, 1833. Mahala had been ill for some time before her death, and Polly was hired to take care of her and run the household during Mahala's illness. Elizabeth,Mahala and Philip's youngest child, was born in late 1831 or early1832. Cause of Mahala's death is not known.
Phillip married, third, Mary (Polly) Mitchell at Edgefield, SouthCarolina, in 1832. She was born November 18, 1803 and died October 27,1888 in Dale County, Alabama. Children: John Sion Jeter, Sophronia(twin to Jeter), Walter D., Thomas Randall, Georgiana, Phillip Tipton(Tippy), James Michael.
Philip bought land in Edgefield in 1832 as this entry shows: 'Philip McCarty 617 acres on Richland Creek in Edgefield County, 19 April,1832. Surveyed by Amos W. Satcher and by lands of William B. Knight,Dr. Grant, Francis Spraggins, Robert Stark, and Isaac Crouch. Chainbearers, Lewis Herlong and John Crouch.'
Philip and his family moved from Edgefield to Lanier, Macon County,Georgia, about 1836. New lands were being opened up in Georgia, and perhaps he saw new opportunity there.
Elected judge of an inferior court in Macon County, in 1840, he seems to have served only one term, moving to Alabama at the end of that time. From this short tenure in office, he acquired the title of 'judge' and was known there after as Judge Philip McCarty.
1840 Macon Co GA, p 18: Philip McCarty. There is also a WilliamMcCarty.
In Macon County, Georgia, tax returns show that Philip paid taxes on1200 acres of land. He might have owned more land, but no other records are available, as the court house burned in Macon in 1856.
He remained in Macon Co GA until 1842 when he moved to Dale County,Alabama, where he remained until his death.
1850 Dale Co census, p 228: Phillip 58 farmer $4500 SC, Mary 45 can'tread/write, Elizabeth 18 SC, Geter 17 m SC, Saffronia 17 SC, Walter 15SC, Thomas 13 SC, Georgia Ann 12 GA, Phillip 9 GA, James M. 7 GA,Moses Prescott 65 SC laborer
Value of Philip's land in Dale was given in the 1850 census as $10,000 and his personal property as $30,000. He had twenty-eight slaves atthis time, though family tradition says he had 'more than 100 slaves.'
1860 Dale Co AL census, p 510: Phillip McCarty 68 farmer $10,000$31,000 SC, Mary 56 SC, Philip 18 GA, James 17 GA, Martha 21 GA,George Ann 1 AL, Walter 25 GA
1866 Dale Co AL: Phillip McCarty males 2 20-30, 1 70-80, females 160-70
1870 Dale Co AL, Daleville Beat #3 p134: Phillip 79 farmer $300/1500 SC, Mary 68 SC
Mrs. Philip Jeter McCarty Maynard (Pet), daughter of John Sion JeterMcCarty, remembered many stories of the old days in Alabama and enjoyed telling them at her home in Alto, Texas, in 1957 when we visited her. (from the author of the McCarty book)
'Those who knew Philip remember him as a stern, just man, a strict disciplinarian. He was well educated and gave all of his children better than an average education of that day. Though he was considered a well-to-do farmer, he still believed that work was good for his children and kept them busy. He would not tolerate the desecration of the Sabbath and never allowed any of his family or slaves to work on Sunday.
'Philip was a small man with 'gander blue' eyes and fiery red hair and a fiery temper. When his children needed a tanning he saw that they got it. Once one of the boys, Tom, I believe, kept hanging around the house instead of going to work. His father asked him why he was not in the field. When the boy answered, 'I am waiting for my whipping,'Philip quickly replied, 'Well, come here. What did you do?''
'Though stern discipline ruled the household, there was fun and humor there too. Once when Uncle Silas, the slave who worked the cotton press at the gin, came in very tired and covered from head to toe with lint, Jeter and Wilson, seeing a great opportunity, touched a match to the lint, and for a moment Silas was covered in flames. Though the boys scooted under the bed, they did not escape the righteous wrath of Silas. He pulled them from their hiding place declaring he would whip them if it was the last thing he ever did.'
'Though Philip had several sons that drank rather heavily, he confined his drinking to a 'hot toddy' each morning. His bottle stood on the mantle in his room always.'
'The McCarty home in Dale County was a large two-story house with fireplaces in five of the rooms. After James, the youngest child,moved into the home and became manager after his father's death, he razed the old house and built a modern home. That home, however, no longer still stands.'
His will shows that he owned something more than 2000 acres when he died, much of which is a part of Fort Rucker today. He had owned a great deal more land than this 2000 acres in Dale, for when any of hischildren married, he gave that child land on which to start a new life. That is, perhaps, the reason the McCartys in Dale lived so close together. Pet said Philip lived about five miles from Daleville and near the McCarty Cemetery. Both Georgia and Sophronia Averett, his daughters, lived about three miles from Philip, while Walter, a son,lived no more than a mile away and Jeter no more than two miles away.'They all lived close,' Pet remembered.
Phillip McCarty and his third wife, Mary Mitchell, are buried in the Averett-McCarty Cemetery near and died in Dale County, Alabama, June16, 1879. Ozark, Alabama, now on the grounds of Fort Rucker. They have a marker.
Philip made his will on June 7 and died on June 15, 1879. He willed everything he owned to his wife, Mary, and his youngest son, James,was to have charge of all the properties until Mary's death. Then all was to be sold and divided 'among my lawful heirs.' James was to receive the home and 835 acres of land surrounding it and also achild's part of the proceeds of the sale of the other property. He managed the property until his mother's death in 1888. From that date until 1891 he and the family were at odds over the estate. The heirs finally sued James to recover their inheritance, and to this day McCarty descendants in Alabama may be heard to say 'James squandered the estate.' Perhaps so. The personal property brought in only $248.60 and the land only $2516. After costs were paid, the fourteen 'whole heirs' received only $151.80 each.
Philip's will points up two facts. One is that James was to care for Tom's widow and small son 'during their natural lives,' and that Tom's son's name was Philip Randall, not Thomas Randall, the name he took in later years.      Orphans' Court Records, VA p. 328-329 State of Alabama,Dale County
WILL:
In the name of God amen. Know all men by these presents that I PhilipMcCarty of the County of Dale and the state of Alabama, considering the uncertainty of this life and being of sound mind and memory, do make, declare, and publish this my last will and testament.
First I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Mary McCarty the use and improvement and income of all my property both real and personal and their appurtenances situated in the county of Dale and State ofAlabama to have and to hold the same to her for and during her natural life.
Second, I give and bequeath unto my son James M. McCarty all that portion of my real Estate lying in Section Eight and Seventeen,Township Four, Range twenty-three, and my said son James M. McCarty is to take care and support my beloved wife Mary and Amanda C. McCarty,the widow of Thomas R. McCarty, and my grandson Philip R. McCarty, the son of Thomas R. McCarty, during their natural life. At the death of my beloved wife Mary, my said son, James M. McCarty, is to take possession of the above real estate to his own use and behoof forever.
Third, all the residue of my estate both real and personal of which I shall be seized and possessed or to which I shall be entitled at the time of deceased and at the death of my beloved wife Mary to be sold and the Proceeds thereof to be equally divided among all of my lawful heirs.
Fourth, I do nominate and appoint my beloved son James M. McCarty tobe the Executor of this my last will and Testament. in testimony whereof I have subscribed my name and set my seal this the seventh Dayof June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine.
Philip McCarty L.S.
Witnesses: E. Brooks, H. B. Brook
Recorded in Orphans' Record C, pp 75-76. Signed John W. Simmons, Judgeof
Probate Court, June 13, 1881.
Filed on June 29, 1891 and recorded in Orphans' Court, V A, pp 328-29.
John W. Parker, Judge
Among the property settlement records was a piece of brown paper on which were listed the items that went into arrangements for Philip's funeral. These are shown here: dated June 17, 1879.
1 alpaca coat 4.00      1 set coffin handles $ 1.75
1 pair of pants     2.50      10 yds bleeching      1.40
6 yds black p--      .50      6 yds 1/2' lace edging      1.56
1 pr. gloves      .20                $12.95
2 doz coffin tacks .50
2 doz coffin screws .19      Purchased by Thomas A. Byrd; charged toDowling
4 paper tacks      .35
_____________________________
The question arising here is what of the six children by Philip's first marriage? Why did they not inherit their part of Philip's property? Bethany McCarty Kirklin Williams, the only one of these six children whose record is known, had died about 1865, but she hadc hildren living in both Dale and Covington counties in 1892 when distribution of the property was made. Yet today none of her descendants know why they nor their parents were not included in the settlement. Was Bethany really Philip's daughter? Her grand children say she was. Dr. Kirklin of Prichard, Alabama, says he knows she was Philip's daughter. He is the son of John Kirklin, Bethany's oldest child. John F. McCarty, son of Alsa McCarty and grandfather of Mrs. Paul Murff, who has worked on these records, wrote her about 1930 that there were six children in Philip's first family. He named none of thechildren, however.
When Mahala's father, Nathan Boddie, died in Edgefield in 1841, three McCartys are listed as owing him small sums of money: Samuel, $17;Elijah, $4.75; Nathan, $2.50. Could these be Philip's children? All the others but three on this list of debtors are kin to Nathan, eithergrandchildren or sons-in-law. These men could conceivably be Nathan'sstep grandchildren, sons of Philip.
William Bluett McCarty moved from South Carolina to Macon County,Georgia, about the same time that Philip and some of the Boddies did.He was born in 1812 and could have been one of Phillip's sons. Three of his children have typical McCarty names: William A., James M., and Elizabeth.
     John Sion Jeter (twin) McCarty , son of Philip McCarty and Mary Mitchell, was born on April 8, 1833 at Edgefield District, South Carolina.
     Francis Sophronia McCarty , daughter of Philip McCarty and Mary Mitchell, was born on April 8, 1833 at Edgefield District, South Carolina.^2,6
     Walter D. McCarty , son of Philip McCarty and Mary Mitchell, was born in 1835 at Macon Co, Georgia.
     Thomas Randall McCarty , son of Philip McCarty and Mary Mitchell, was born in 1836 at Macon Co, Georgia.
     Georgia Ann McCarty , daughter of Philip McCarty and Mary Mitchell, was born on November 2, 1837 at Macon, Bibb Co, Georgia.^6,13,2,14
     Philip McCarty was the head of household in the 1840 census for Macon Co, Georgia: Philip McCarty: males 2<5 (Walter, Thomas), 1 5-9 (John), 3 15-19 (Alsa, Wilson, Tillman), 1 40-49 (Michael 1791-1800); females 1<5 (Georgia Ann), 2 5-9 (Elizabeth, Francis ), 2 10-14 (Mary Ann, Martha), 1 20-29 (Bethaney), 1 30-39 (Mary 1801-1810); 23 slaves.⁴
     Phillip Tipton 'Tippy' McCarty , son of Philip McCarty and Mary Mitchell, was born in 1841 at Macon Co, Georgia.
     James Michael McCarty , son of Philip McCarty and Mary Mitchell, was born in 1843 at Macon Co, Georgia.
     Philip McCarty was the head of household in the 1850 census for Southern Division, Dale Co, Alabama: Philip McCarty 58, Mary 45, Elizabeth 18, Jeter 17, Sophronia 17, Walter 15, Thomas 13, Georgia A 12, Philip 9, James M 7, C C Wood McCarty 35, Moses Prescott 65.⁶
     Philip McCarty was the head of household in the 1860 census for Dale Co, Alabama: Philip McCarty 68 SC, Mary 56 SC, Philip 18 GA, James 17 GA, Walter 25 GA, Martha 21 GA, George Ann 1 (not a typo) AL.²
     Philip lived in 1866 at Dale Co, Alabama.⁵
     Philip lived in 1866 at Dale Co, Alabama.⁵
     Philip McCarty was the head of household in the 1870 census for Beat 3, Dale Co, Alabama: Philip McCarty 79, Mary 68, Candance 12, Salomon 9.¹
     Philip McCarty died on June 16, 1879 at 87 years of age. He was buried in Averett Cemetery, Dale Co, Alabama. His Find A Grave Memorial # is 9713381.¹⁵

     Philip Wilson McCarty , son of Benager McCarty and Sarah Unknown, was born circa 1842.

     Phillip Tipton 'Tippy' McCarty 1850 Dale Co AL: Phillip 9 GA living with Philip and Mary McCarty
1860 Dale Co AL: Philip 18 GA living with Philip and Mary McCarty
1870 Dale Co AL, Daleville Beat #3 page 134: Phillip 29 farmer $800GA, Nancy 28 GA
1880 Dale Co AL Dale Beat 3 page 588: Phillip P 39 farmer AL SC SC,Nancy A 37 GA GA GA, Ida Miller 7 dau.

     Phillip Tipton 'Tippy' McCarty , son of Philip McCarty and Mary Mitchell, was born in 1841 at Macon Co, Georgia.
     Phillip Tipton 'Tippy' McCarty was listed in the household of Philip McCarty in the 1850 census at Southern Division, Dale Co, Alabama: Philip McCarty 58, Mary 45, Elizabeth 18, Jeter 17, Sophronia 17, Walter 15, Thomas 13, Georgia A 12, Philip 9, James M 7, C C Wood McCarty 35, Moses Prescott 65.²
     Phillip Tipton 'Tippy' McCarty was listed in the household of Philip McCarty in the 1860 census at Dale Co, Alabama: Philip McCarty 68 SC, Mary 56 SC, Philip 18 GA, James 17 GA, Walter 25 GA, Martha 21 GA, George Ann 1 (not a typo) AL.³
     Ida Miller , daughter of Phillip Tipton 'Tippy' McCarty and Nancy A Unknown, was born in 1873 at Alabama.

     Robert Bennett McCarty , son of Robert Daniel McCarty and Mary Judson Bennett, was born on December 29, 1912 at Alabama.^1,2
     Robert was listed as a son of Robert Daniel McCarty in the 1920 census for Hartford, Geneva Co, Alabama: Robert D. McCarty 29 AL AL AL dentist, Mary J. 29 AL AL AL, Robert B 7AL, Mary Francis 7 AL.¹
     Robert was listed as a son of Robert Daniel McCarty in the 1930 census for Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama: Robert D. McCarty 40 AL AL AL dentist, Juddie B. 39, mar for 21 yr,Robert B 17 AL, Mary F 17 AL, Daniel E 10 AL.²
     According to the 1940 census, Robert Bennett McCarty, son, was living in the household of Robert Daniel McCarty at North Oates Street, Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama, on April 1, 1935.³
     Robert was listed as a son of Robert Daniel McCarty in the 1940 census for North Oates Street, Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama: Robert Dan McCarty 50 AL dentist, Juddie 49 AL, Dan E 20 AL, Mary 27 AL, Robert 27 AL.³
     Robert Bennett McCarty age 32 married Sarah D Hathcock age 25, daughter of John Edward Hathcock and Ilma Thompson, on September 22, 1945 at Houston Co, Alabama.

     Robert Bennett McCarty Jr , son of Robert Bennett McCarty and Sarah D Hathcock, was born on September 15, 1948 at Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama.⁴
     Robert and Sarah D McCarty lived in 1953 at 101 Camelia Dr, Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama. : Robert B McCarty dentist, Sarah H.⁵
     Robert and Sarah D McCarty lived in 1956 at 101 Camelia Dr, Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama. : Robert B McCarty dentist, Sarah H.⁵
     Robert and Sarah D McCarty lived in 1960 at Dothan at 101 Camelia Dr, Houston Co, Alabama. : Robert B McCarty dentist, Sarah.⁵
     Robert Bennett McCarty died on September 25, 1988 at Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama, at 75 years of age. He was buried in Memory Hill Cemetery, Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama^G..⁴ His "Find a Grave" Memorial# is 92605981.⁴

     Robert Bennett McCarty Jr , son of Robert Bennett McCarty and Sarah D Hathcock, was born on September 15, 1948 at Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama.¹

     Robert died on April 16, 1999 at Donalsonville, Seminole Co, Georgia, at 50 years of age.¹ He was buried in Memory Hill Cemetery, Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama^G..¹ His "Find a Grave" Memorial# is 92606122.¹

     Robert Bruce McCarty , son of Alsa B. McCarty and Ann Reddick, was born on June 5, 1858 at Dale Co, Alabama.¹

Robert Bruce McCarty married Florence Ann Whitehead on December 23, 1879 at Grosebeck, Limestone Co, Texas.
     Robert Franklin McCarty , son of Robert Bruce McCarty and Florence Ann Whitehead, was born in 1881.¹
     Florence May McCarty , daughter of Robert Bruce McCarty and Florence Ann Whitehead, was born in 1885.¹
     Alsa Benjamin McCarty , son of Robert Bruce McCarty and Florence Ann Whitehead, was born in 1887.¹
     Walter Hayer McCarty , son of Robert Bruce McCarty and Florence Ann Whitehead, was born on January 25, 1888 at Mason Co, Texas.¹
     Minnie Eva McCarty , daughter of Robert Bruce McCarty and Florence Ann Whitehead, was born on September 7, 1889 at San Saba Co, Texas.¹
     Ida Cora McCarty , daughter of Robert Bruce McCarty and Florence Ann Whitehead, was born in 1891 at San Saba Co, Texas.¹
     Ada Lora McCarty , daughter of Robert Bruce McCarty and Florence Ann Whitehead, was born in 1891.¹
     James Bruce McCarty , son of Robert Bruce McCarty and Florence Ann Whitehead, was born on July 10, 1893 at San Saba Co, Texas.¹
     William Edwin McCarty , son of Robert Bruce McCarty and Florence Ann Whitehead, was born on February 8, 1897 at San Saba Co, Texas.¹

Robert Bruce McCarty married Mrs. Dora Abernathy Gholson on May 4, 1910.
     Robert Bruce McCarty died on March 9, 1926 at 67 years of age.¹ He was buried in McCarty Cemetery, San Saba Co, Texas^G. His Find A Grave Memorial # is McCarty farm cemetery,/McCarty farm cemetery.¹ His "Find a Grave" Memorial# is 111066902.¹

     Robert Daniel McCarty.

     Robert Daniel McCarty , son of Daniel John McCarty and Leila A. Gordon, was born on October 1, 1889 at Camden, Wilcox Co, Alabama.^1,2,3,4,5,6
     Robert was listed as a son of Daniel John McCarty in the 1900 census for Sedan, Wilcox Co, Alabama: Daniel McCarty 43 Aug 1856, m for 13 yr, AL Ireland NC, farmer; Leila A. 33 Mar 1867, AL AL AL, m 13 yr, 2/2 children living , Annie L. 12 Nov 1887 AL, Robert D. 10 Oct 1889 AL.³
     Robert Daniel McCarty married Mary Judson Bennett in 1909. Based on 1930 census.⁵

     Robert was listed as a son of Daniel John McCarty in the 1910 census for Sedan, Wilcox Co, Alabama: D. J. McCarty 53 AL Ireland (f) SC (m) farmer, Narrie (Narie?) A. 32AL AL AL, Robert D. 20 AL dental student, Charlie McMillan boarder 29AL AL AL medical doctor and farmer.¹
     Robert Bennett McCarty , son of Robert Daniel McCarty and Mary Judson Bennett, was born on December 29, 1912 at Alabama.^4,5
     Mary Francis McCarty , daughter of Robert Daniel McCarty and Mary Judson Bennett, was born on December 29, 1912 at Hartford, Geneva Co, Alabama^G.^4,5
     Robert was living at Hartford, Geneva Co, Alabama, in 1917 when he enrolled for the draft. Dentist, married with 2 children. Born Camden, Oct 1, 1889, medium height, medium build, blue eyes, black hair, bald.²
     Robert Daniel McCarty was the head of household in the 1920 census for Hartford, Geneva Co, Alabama: Robert D. McCarty 29 AL AL AL dentist, Mary J. 29 AL AL AL, Robert B 7AL, Mary Francis 7 AL.⁴
     Daniel Eugene McCarty , son of Robert Daniel McCarty and Mary Judson Bennett, was born on March 24, 1920.^5,6
     Robert Daniel McCarty was the head of household in the 1930 census for Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama: Robert D. McCarty 40 AL AL AL dentist, Juddie B. 39, mar for 21 yr,Robert B 17 AL, Mary F 17 AL, Daniel E 10 AL.⁵
     According to the 1940 census, Robert Daniel McCarty, Mary Judson Bennett and Robert Bennett McCarty, Mary Francis McCarty and Daniel Eugene McCarty were living at North Oates Street, Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama, on Apr 1, 1935.⁷
     Robert Daniel McCarty was the head of household in the 1940 census for North Oates Street, Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama: Robert Dan McCarty 50 AL dentist, Juddie 49 AL, Dan E 20 AL, Mary 27 AL, Robert 27 AL.⁷
     Robert and Mary Judson Bennett lived in 1956 at 109 Girard, Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama. : Robert D McCarty, Mary J.⁸
     Robert and Mary Judson McCarty lived in 1960at 109 Girard, Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama. : Robert D McCarty dentist, Mary J.⁸
     Robert Daniel McCarty died on August 27, 1964 at Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama, at 74 years of age.^6,9 He was buried in Memory Hill Cemetery, Dothan, Houston Co, Alabama^G..⁹ His "Find a Grave" Memorial# is 82156678.⁹

     Robert Franklin McCarty , son of Robert Bruce McCarty and Florence Ann Whitehead, was born in 1881.¹

     Robert died in 1932.¹

     Roscoe Philip McCarty was buried in Breckenridge, Stephens, Texas..
     Roscoe Philip McCarty , son of Alsa B. McCarty and Ann Reddick, was born on February 15, 1866 at Dale Co, Alabama.

Roscoe Philip McCarty married Addie Martha Wilhelm on January 15, 1890 at Katemcy, Mason, Texas.
     Roscoe Philip McCarty died on November 8, 1898 at Breckenridge, Stephens, Texas, at 32 years of age.

     Sallie McCarty 1870 Dale Co AL: Sallie 7 AL living with A. B. and Nancy.
     Sallie McCarty , daughter of Alsa B. McCarty and Nancy Unknown, was born in 1863 at Alabama.

     Sampson W S McCarty , child of Philip McCarty and Marie Pearson, was born in 1813 at Edgefield District, South Carolina.¹

     Sara Lynn McCarty was buried in Birmingham, Jefferson Co, Alabama. .
     Sara Lynn McCarty , daughter of Massallon Fletcher McCarty and Sara Jane Judkins, was born in 1878 at Enon, Bullock Co, Alabama.
     Sara Lynn McCarty died circa 1951.

     Sarah McCarty , daughter of William McCarty and Julia Unknown, was born in 1859 at Alabama.¹
     Sarah lived in 1860 at Monroe Co, Alabama.¹

     Sarah McCarty , daughter of Edward B McCarty Sr and Sarah Laramore, was born on December 4, 1808 at Edgefield District, South Carolina.¹

     Sarah Emma McCarty was buried in Havana, Gadsden Co, Florida. .
     Sarah Emma McCarty , daughter of William Allen McCarty and Belinda W. Connor, was born circa 1844 at Alabama.
     Sarah Emma McCarty died in 1918.

     Her married name was Willis.¹
     Sarah Jane McCarty , daughter of Amos McCarty and Mary Elizabeth Walker, was born on May 8, 1836 at New Hebron, Lawrence Co, Mississippi.¹

Sarah Jane McCarty married William Hiram Willis.¹
     John Bunyan Willis , son of William Hiram Willis and Sarah Jane McCarty, was born on June 16, 1873 at Winn Parish, Louisiana.¹
     Sarah Jane McCarty died on July 5, 1901 at Winn Parish, Louisiana, at 65 years of age.¹

     Simpson McCarty , son of Edward B McCarty Sr and Sarah Laramore, was born on April 11, 1816 at Edgefield District, South Carolina.¹

     Stephen Patrick McCarty died before 2010.

     T B McCarty , daughter of Walter D. McCarty and Martha Unknown, was born in 1862 at Alabama.

     Thaddeus McCarty , son of Daniel McCarty, was born in 1712.¹
     Thaddeus McCarty died in 1732.¹

     Thomas A. McCarty was evidently died young.
     Thomas A. McCarty , son of William Allen McCarty and Belinda W. Connor, was born circa 1849 at Alabama.
     Thomas lived in 1850 at Macon Co, Alabama.

     Thomas Randall McCarty 1850 Dale Co AL: Thomas 13 SC living with Philip and Mary McCarty1860 1870 Dale Co AL, Daleville Beat #3 p134: Thomas 33 farmer $500SC, Amanda 22 SC, P R 2 AL.
     Thomas Randall McCarty , son of Philip McCarty and Mary Mitchell, was born in 1836 at Macon Co, Georgia.
     Thomas Randall McCarty was listed in the household of Philip McCarty in the 1840 census at Macon Co, Georgia: Philip McCarty: males 2<5 (Walter, Thomas), 1 5-9 (John), 3 15-19 (Alsa, Wilson, Tillman), 1 40-49 (Michael 1791-1800); females 1<5 (Georgia Ann), 2 5-9 (Elizabeth, Francis ), 2 10-14 (Mary Ann, Martha), 1 20-29 (Bethaney), 1 30-39 (Mary 1801-1810); 23 slaves.¹
     Thomas Randall McCarty was listed in the household of Philip McCarty in the 1850 census at Southern Division, Dale Co, Alabama: Philip McCarty 58, Mary 45, Elizabeth 18, Jeter 17, Sophronia 17, Walter 15, Thomas 13, Georgia A 12, Philip 9, James M 7, C C Wood McCarty 35, Moses Prescott 65.²

Thomas Randall McCarty married Amanda woThomasRandallMcCarty on circa 1855. Thomas Randall McCarty was buried in Averett Cemetery, Dale Co, Alabama..
     Thomas Randall McCarty died on August 23, 1871.

     Thomas Rivers McCarty was buried in Elwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Jefferson Co, Alabama..
     Thomas Rivers McCarty , son of William Allen McCarty and Mary Emma Rivers, was born on March 14, 1865 at Glennville, Russell Co, Alabama.
     Thomas Rivers McCarty died on December 15, 1919 at Birmingham, Jefferson Co, Alabama, at 54 years of age.

     Thomas S. McCarty 1870 Dale Co AL: Thomas S 16 AL living with A B and Nancy McCarty.
     Thomas S. McCarty , son of Alsa B. McCarty and Nancy Unknown, was born in 1854 at Alabama.

     Tillman Watson McCarty , son of Philip McCarty and Mahala Boddie, was born circa 1823.
     Tillman Watson McCarty was listed in the household of Philip McCarty in the 1840 census at Macon Co, Georgia: Philip McCarty: males 2<5 (Walter, Thomas), 1 5-9 (John), 3 15-19 (Alsa, Wilson, Tillman), 1 40-49 (Michael 1791-1800); females 1<5 (Georgia Ann), 2 5-9 (Elizabeth, Francis ), 2 10-14 (Mary Ann, Martha), 1 20-29 (Bethaney), 1 30-39 (Mary 1801-1810); 23 slaves.¹

     Todie McCarty 1870 Dale Co AL: Todie 18 f AL living with A B and Nancy McCarty.
     Todie McCarty , daughter of Alsa B. McCarty and Nancy Unknown, was born in 1852 at Alabama.

     According to an undocumented note by Otho Bruce (deceased), Daniel McCarty and two brothers emigrated to America from Cork County, Ireland.
The likely candidates for the brothers are William (b. abt 1823) and Michael (b. abt 1825). They were all from Ireland and living in the Mobile County AL area around 1850-1860.
Only limited census records have been identified for these families.
     Unknown McCarty whose parents are unknown was born between 1790 and 1800.
     Michael McCarty , son of Unknown McCarty, was born in 1817 at Cork, Ireland.¹
     Daniel McCarty , son of Unknown McCarty, was born in 1822 at Cork, Ireland.^2,1
     William McCarty , son of Unknown McCarty, was born in 1823 at Cork, Ireland.³

     Unknown McCarty Nothing is known about the father of Clinton Garden McCarty exceptthat the census records indicate that his father was born in Alabama.Since Clinton was born in 1881, the birth of his father is estimatedas 1850-1865.

     Unknown McCarty whose parents are unknown was born between 1850 and 1865 at Alabama.^1,2,3

     Unknown McCarty whose parents are unknown was born circa 1840.¹
     Unknown McCarty married Mary Spiers, daughter of Louis William Spears and Ann Ganer Hester, circa 1863.¹

     Cordelier McCarty , daughter of Unknown McCarty and Mary Spiers, was born in 1866 at Georgia^G.¹
     Ida McCarty , daughter of Unknown McCarty and Mary Spiers, was born in 1867 at Georgia.¹
     Lelia McCarty , daughter of Unknown McCarty and Mary Spiers, was born in 1869 at Georgia.¹

     Walter D. McCarty 1850 Dale Co AL: Walter 15 SC living with Philip and Mary McCarty1860 1870 Dale Co AL, Daleville Beat #3, p125: W. D. 34 GA, Martha27 AL, GW 10 f AL, TB 8 f AL, JP 6 m AL.
     Walter D. McCarty was farmer.
     Walter D. McCarty , son of Philip McCarty and Mary Mitchell, was born in 1835 at Macon Co, Georgia.
     Walter D. McCarty was listed in the household of Philip McCarty in the 1840 census at Macon Co, Georgia: Philip McCarty: males 2<5 (Walter, Thomas), 1 5-9 (John), 3 15-19 (Alsa, Wilson, Tillman), 1 40-49 (Michael 1791-1800); females 1<5 (Georgia Ann), 2 5-9 (Elizabeth, Francis ), 2 10-14 (Mary Ann, Martha), 1 20-29 (Bethaney), 1 30-39 (Mary 1801-1810); 23 slaves.¹
     Walter D. McCarty was listed in the household of Philip McCarty in the 1850 census at Southern Division, Dale Co, Alabama: Philip McCarty 58, Mary 45, Elizabeth 18, Jeter 17, Sophronia 17, Walter 15, Thomas 13, Georgia A 12, Philip 9, James M 7, C C Wood McCarty 35, Moses Prescott 65.²
     G W McCarty , daughter of Walter D. McCarty and Martha Unknown, was born in 1860 at Alabama.
     Walter D. McCarty was listed in the household of Philip McCarty in the 1860 census at Dale Co, Alabama: Philip McCarty 68 SC, Mary 56 SC, Philip 18 GA, James 17 GA, Walter 25 GA, Martha 21 GA, George Ann 1 (not a typo) AL.³
     T B McCarty , daughter of Walter D. McCarty and Martha Unknown, was born in 1862 at Alabama.

     His "Find a Grave" Memorial# is 111066917.¹ His nickname was Hare.
     Walter Hayer McCarty , son of Robert Bruce McCarty and Florence Ann Whitehead, was born on January 25, 1888 at Mason Co, Texas.¹

     Walter died on December 26, 1903 at San Saba Co, Texas, at 15 years of age.¹ He was buried in McCarty Cemetery, San Saba Co, Texas^G..¹

     Wesley McCarty , son of Benager McCarty and Sarah Unknown, was born circa 1833 at Alabama.

     William McCarty 1870 Dale Co AL: William 14 AL living with A B and Nancy McCarty.

     William McCarty , son of Alsa B. McCarty and Nancy Unknown, was born in 1856 at Alabama.

     William McCarty , son of Unknown McCarty, was born in 1823 at Alabama.¹
     William McCarty , son of Unknown McCarty, was born in 1823 at Cork, Ireland.¹
     George McCarty , son of William McCarty and Julia Unknown, was born in 1842 at Alabama.¹
     Elizabeth McCarty , daughter of William McCarty and Julia Unknown, was born in 1844 at Alabama.^2,1
     John McCarty , son of William McCarty and Julia Unknown, was born in 1846 at Alabama.¹
     Daniel McCarty , son of William McCarty and Julia Unknown, was born in 1848 at Alabama.^2,1
     William McCarty , son of William McCarty and Julia Unknown, was born in 1851 at Alabama.^1,2
     James McCarty , son of William McCarty and Julia Unknown, was born in 1853 at Alabama.^2,1
     Ben McCarty , son of William McCarty and Julia Unknown, was born in 1856 at Alabama.¹
     Sarah McCarty , daughter of William McCarty and Julia Unknown, was born in 1859 at Alabama.¹
     William McCarty was the head of household in the 1860 Alabama state census in Monroe Co.¹
     Franklin McCarty , son of William McCarty and Julia Unknown, was born in 1860 at Alabama.²
     William lived in 1870 at Beat 2 at Monroe Co, Alabama.²

     William McCarty , son of William McCarty and Julia Unknown, was born in 1851 at Alabama.^1,2
     William lived in 1860 at Monroe Co, Alabama.¹
     William lived in 1870 at Beat 2 at Monroe Co, Alabama.²

     William McCarty , son of Michael McCarty II and Martha Boddie, was born in 1787 at South Carolina.
     William McCarty died in 1864.

     William Bluett McCarty , son of Philip McCarty and Marie Pearson, was born in 1814 at South Carolina.¹
     Winnifred Crawford Bryan married William Bluett McCarty, son of Philip McCarty and Marie Pearson, in 1838 at Macon Co, Georgia.¹


     William died in 1880 at Crawford Co, Georgia.¹