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Note: Isaac Alexander Carroll Memorial Photos Flowers Edit Share Learn about removing the ads from this memorial... Birth: �Ctab�DJun. 9, 1859 Galesburg Knox County Illinois, USA Death: �Ctab�DDec. 18, 1920 Boulder Boulder County Colorado, USA Isaac A. Carroll Obituary Carroll: Isaac A. Carroll died at Boulder, Colo., Sabbath, Dec. 17, 1920, aged 61 1/2 years. He was born in Illinois. His parents came here from Nova Scotia and died when Isaac was three years old. (Note: His mother was born in Nova Scotia but his father was born in Ohio). A good Presbyterian family adopted and raised the orphan.(Note: He was raised by his grandparents). He has lived in Colorado since 1885 and was married to Miss Belle Sisley thirty two years ago. He accepted the third angel's message eighteen years ago from Elder L.A. Spring and others and the fruits of righteousness have ever since been seen in his daily life. He was ever helping others more needy than himself. Bereft of their loved one, his wife and son Ivor are blessed with the consolation that he rests from his labors and his works do follow him. Their great sorrow is pierced by rays of hope. The bitterness and sting of death is softened by the hope of a glorious resurrection. Funeral services were conducted by Elder B.W. Brown, assisted by the writer. U.P. Long Central Union Outlook for 1921, Page 7. Vol. 10, Number 2 Family links: Parents: Samuel Carroll (1824 - 1864) Nancy Belle Taylor Carroll (1828 - 1862) Spouse: Etolia Belle Sisley Carroll (1871 - 1925)* Children: Ivor Samuel Carroll (1890 - 1954)* Siblings: Sarah Eunice Carroll (1850 - 1853)* John A. Carroll (1851 - 1855)* Mary H. Carroll Irons (1854 - 1881)* Isaac Alexander Carroll (1859 - 1920) *Calculated relationship Burial: Columbia Cemetery Boulder Boulder County Colorado, USA Plot: A101 NW Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?] Maintained by: Steve Irons Originally Created by: Angie Robinson Record added: Mar 20, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 50002489 There is no headstone. Isaac Carroll is known to be buried in A-101-NW, but there is no indication in the records regarding exactly which grave space. Boulder Genealogical Society's research suggests his remains are in Space 1, north of what remains of the Arthur G. Carrol gravemarker. The red bouquet marks this location in A-101-NW. 6 Aug 2013, AS
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