Charles Carroll IV (1775-1825)

Colonel Charles Carroll IV, of "Homewood" Baltimore

He was educated in France before returning to Maryland to manage the family estates. He designed Homewood House on the land that was gifted to him by his father as a wedding present. Charles was an alcoholic and in 1816 his wife and children left Homewood for a house in Philadelphia. His father bought back Homewood in 1824 in an attempt to put right his "most improvident waste". Charles died from alcohol the following year.

Parents (2)

Charles Carroll III

III, of Carrollton, Signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence

1737-1832

Mary (Darnall) Carroll

Mrs "Molly" (Darnall) Carroll of Carrollton

1749-1782

Spouse (1)

Harriet (Chew) Carroll

Mrs Harriet (Chew) Carroll

1775-1861

Children (4)

Charles Carroll V

Colonel Charles Carroll V, of Doughoregan Manor, Maryland

1801-1862

Elizabeth (Carroll) Tucker

Mrs Elizabeth (Carroll) Tucker

1802-1842

Mary Sophia (Carroll) Bayard

Mrs Mary Sophia (Carroll) Bayard

1804-1886

Harriet (Carroll) Lee

Mrs Harriet Juliana (Carroll) Lee

1808-1881

Associated Houses (2)

Doughoregan Manor

Ellicott City, Maryland

Homewood House

Baltimore, Maryland