CARNES, George H.

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.