Carhart One Name Study
Welcome to the online resource for the Carhart family.
A one name study is a project researching all occurrences of a surname across the world, as opposed to following just the ancestors or descendants of one person or couple.
We aim to discover as much as possible about every person who has ever lived anywhere in the world, who bore the last name Carhart, or any of its variations. The intention of this site is to gather more information about Carharts world wide and share it with all those who may be interested. On this site you will find some information about the Carhart name, the origins of the family and the places to which they traveled, as well as details about some of the more notable members.
If you are a Carhart, or have a Carhart in your family, we hope you find something of interest in this site. If you have any Carhart documents, photographs or memorabilia that you’d like to share with other family members or you just have any queries about Carhart then please get in touch.
If you are interested in finding out more about one name studies then please click here for the website of The Guild of One Name Studies.
US1 - Tree reconstruction for the descendants of Thomas Carhart and Mary Lord who were married in 1691 in Staten Island, New York, United States.
US2 - Tree reconstruction for the descendants of Stephen Carhart and Eliza Rundell who were married in 1841 in Cornwall, England and arrived in Wisconsin, United States in 1842.
US3 - Tree reconstruction for the descendants of William Lord Carhartt and Rosannah Ferguson who were married in 1764. It would be expected that eventually, this line be proved to be connected with the Thomas Carhart / Mary Lord lines.
UK1 - Tree reconstruction for the descendants of William Carhart and Mary Pascoe who were married in 1702 in Roche, Cornwall, England.
UK2 - Tree reconstruction for the descendants of Thomas Carhart and Mary Bazely where were married in 1854 in Camelford Registration District, Cornwall, England. Thomas was born in Lanteglos, Cornwall, England about 1832.
The information on this website is © The Carhart One Name Study. It may be used for private research but it must not be used for profit or reward. Copyright also exists in the images on this site and they may not be reproduced without permission.
A one name study is a project researching all occurrences of a surname across the world, as opposed to following just the ancestors or descendants of one person or couple.
We aim to discover as much as possible about every person who has ever lived anywhere in the world, who bore the last name Carhart, or any of its variations. The intention of this site is to gather more information about Carharts world wide and share it with all those who may be interested. On this site you will find some information about the Carhart name, the origins of the family and the places to which they traveled, as well as details about some of the more notable members.
If you are a Carhart, or have a Carhart in your family, we hope you find something of interest in this site. If you have any Carhart documents, photographs or memorabilia that you’d like to share with other family members or you just have any queries about Carhart then please get in touch.
If you are interested in finding out more about one name studies then please click here for the website of The Guild of One Name Studies.
US1 - Tree reconstruction for the descendants of Thomas Carhart and Mary Lord who were married in 1691 in Staten Island, New York, United States.
US2 - Tree reconstruction for the descendants of Stephen Carhart and Eliza Rundell who were married in 1841 in Cornwall, England and arrived in Wisconsin, United States in 1842.
US3 - Tree reconstruction for the descendants of William Lord Carhartt and Rosannah Ferguson who were married in 1764. It would be expected that eventually, this line be proved to be connected with the Thomas Carhart / Mary Lord lines.
UK1 - Tree reconstruction for the descendants of William Carhart and Mary Pascoe who were married in 1702 in Roche, Cornwall, England.
UK2 - Tree reconstruction for the descendants of Thomas Carhart and Mary Bazely where were married in 1854 in Camelford Registration District, Cornwall, England. Thomas was born in Lanteglos, Cornwall, England about 1832.
The information on this website is © The Carhart One Name Study. It may be used for private research but it must not be used for profit or reward. Copyright also exists in the images on this site and they may not be reproduced without permission.
