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The Carey/Cary family lines stem from England, Scotland, Ireland, etc. and have varied spellings. The goal of this group is to share info, discover new "cousins" and see where some of these lines may connect.

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Cary surname....

Started by Sarah Alexander Sep 27, 2009. 0 Replies

Anyone find that this could also be a shortened version of McQuarrie,MacQuary, McQuery, Currie or any of the various spelling of McQuarrie.

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Comment by Sally Nelson on October 22, 2009 at 6:13pm
This is just an FYI for anyone who may be looking for Nancy Carey, from Worcester, MD.

I was at the Edward H. Nabb Center for Family History and Culture in Salisbury, MD the other day. For some reason I was looking in the Fowke Family Tree book compiled and published by Ray Fowke, Hamilton, New Zealand.

In the line for Daniel Fookes (#18AS, Tree B) I found the following:
b. 25 Nov 1785
d. ______
m. 16 Feb. 1811 at Worcester, MD, USA to Nancy Carey.
“Daniel moved to Cypress Creek, near Paducah, KY with his family about 1830.”
Children:
James Liburn Fooks b. 1816
Jonathan Fookes b. 1918
Samuel Fookes b. 1821
Annis Fookes b. 1823
Eleanor Fookes b. 1825
Daniel Fookes b. 1828
Leah Fookes b. 1831
Comment by Sally Nelson on September 27, 2009 at 5:37pm
Sarah--I have not found that to be the case in our research, but anything is possible. I've seen Carrie, Carrew, Karey, Carney, etc. The Currie is certainly possible.
 

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