CARNES, Elizabeth A.

Notes:

Both of Elizabeth's parents were born in England. She was born in Maryland.

Her maiden name was Carnes, however there is a record of a William H. Jones marrying an Elizabeth Correns in the Baltimore Sun newspaper in 1849. Also the 1850 census has a record of Elizabeth and William being married within 1 year prior to the census.

There seems to be a strong connection between Elizabeth and her mother Charlotte, as they appear together from the 1860 through the1880 census. The 1850 census record shows Elizabeth's mother with the surname of Gains age 48. The census also shows what appears to be a brother of Elizabeth named George H. Gains, a Ship Carpenter age 21.

Elizabeth married JONES, William H. 23 Aug 1849, Baltimore County, Maryland. William (son of JONES, Uriah and MINCHER, Ann) was born Abt 1825, Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland; died 19 Jun 1880, 16 North Washington Street, Baltimore, Maryland; was buried 21 Jun 1880, Greenmount Cemetery, Baltimore, Maryland. [Group Sheet]

1. JONES, George Francis was born 29 Jul 1850, Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland; died 10 Apr 1911, Hyattsville, Prince George's County, Maryland.
2. JONES, Charles P. was born Abt 1854; died Yes, date unknown.
3. JONES, Charlotte was born Abt 1866; died Yes, date unknown.

Notes:

The IGI (International Genealogical Index v5.0) indicates the following:
Charles William Carne, Christened February 7, 1790 in Kenwyn, Cornwall, England
Parents:
Charles Carne and Blanch
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(1833 Baltimore Dir.)
There was a Charles Carnes listed as a Seaman, living on Alice Anna St., near Happy Alley.
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There was a William Carnes who appears on the 1830 census living in Ward 1, Baltimore City, Baltimore Co., Maryland.
Males:
1, < 5 years
1, 30-39 years
1, 40-49 years
Females:
1, 40-49 years
Note: Elizabeth had not yet been born in 1830, and does not appear.

William married Charlotte Bef 1834, England. Charlotte was born Abt 1797, England; died 7 Jun 1888, Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland; was buried 9 Jun 1888, Greenmount Cemetery, Baltimore, Maryland. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

(1833 Baltimore Dir.)
There was a Charles Carnes listed as a Seaman, living on Alice Anna St., near Happy Alley.
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(1835, at 61 Alice Anna St.) It seems likely that Charlotte was a seamstress as she was listed in the Baltimore directories as such.
She was also listed as widow of William Carnes.
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(1842 Baltimore Dir.)
Charlotte Carnes, E. side Happy Alley, S. of Fleet St.
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(1845 Baltimore Dir.)
Charlotte Carnes, Seamstress 215 Wolfe St.
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The 1850 census shows:
Charlotte "Gains" (actually Carnes) 48, living with her son George H. Carnes, 21,
newly married daughter Elizabeth Jones, 17,
and son-in-law William Jones, 24.
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An interesting note here is the next door neighbor Mary J. (Himey, Himing?) age 23, had children named:
Samuel, 5
Charlotte, 4
William G., 2
She may be a relation.
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The 1864 directory shows the following:
Mrs. Charlotte Carnes, SW. corner Washington and Pratt.
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Charlotte Carnes is recorded on Death Certificate # A8973 (Volume: 9, Page: 301, Year: 1888).

Death Certificate stated she was a Baltimore resident for 60 years in 1888, indicating the family was in Baltimore about 1828.