Elijah Carle 1776–1805
Catalog ID p.721 · Cite this page: njcoopers.com/p/721/
Elijah Carle was born in Feb 1776, the child of Jonas Carle and Ann (Cooper) Carle. Elijah died before 30 Sep 1805.
Facts
| Event | Date | Place / detail | Certainty | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| birth | Feb 1776 | certain | L.4 | |
| death | before 30 Sep 1805 | certain | A.91, L.4 |
Family
Parents
- Father Jonas Carle 1748–1815
- Mother Ann (Cooper) Carle 1750–1795
Spouses
None recorded.
Siblings
- Elizabeth (Carle) Vail 1770–1805
- Jacob Carle 1775
- Anne (Anna) Carle 1776–1852
- Timothy Carle 1781–1801
- Lydia (Carle) Williams 1790–1815
- Sarah (Carle) Williams 1794–1834
- Daniel Carle ?–1869
Children
None recorded.
Family tree
Solid lines and outlines: certain. Dashed: probable or weaker. Open the full tree (four generations)
In the documents
Every published document that names Elijah Carle, in date order, with what that document itself records.
| Date | Document | Role | What it records |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 Sep 1805 | A.91 probate abstract NJ Archives Vol. XLII — the abstracts of Jonas Carle's 1805 will (Morris Twp., proved 5 April 1815, File 1582 N) and his son Jacob Carle's 1815 will (proved 17 … |
child as "Lydia Carle" |
Still unknown, and where we have looked
- Birthplace not established.
- Burial not yet found.
Documents
- L.4 Hand-drawn Family Tree: Descendants of Daniel Cooper and Grace Runyon (1695–1895)
- A.91 NJ Archives Vol. XLII — the abstracts of Jonas Carle's 1805 will (Morris Twp., proved 5 April 1815, File 1582 N) and his son Jacob Carle's 1815 will (proved 17 February 1817, File 1675 N).
- I.4 John Littell, Family Records, or Genealogies of the First Settlers of Passaic Valley (and Vicinity) above Chatham — a compiled surname-chapter genealogy of the Passaic Valley families, with a separately-bound index volume. Preface signed April 1852; the scan carries no title page.
- G.239 Find a Grave memorial 7632998 - Jonas Carle, Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Basking Ridge, Somerset County, New Jersey