Carroll County is the name of thirteen counties in the U.S.A. All, except for the one in Tennessee, are named after Charles Carroll of Carrollton, a signer of the U.S. Declaration of Independence from Maryland: Carroll County, Arkansas Carroll County, Georgia Carroll County, Illinois Carroll County, Indiana Carroll County, Iowa Carroll County, Kentucky Carroll County, Maryland Carroll County, Mississippi Carroll County, Missouri Carroll County, New Hampshire Carroll County, Ohio Carroll County, Tennessee, named after William Carroll, the sixth and ninth Governor of Tennessee Carroll County, Virginia, officially named after Charles Carroll, though John Carroll, a Virginia state legislator, had tried to name it after himself See also "The Carroll County Accident", a 1968 country and western song written by Bob Ferguson and recorded by Porter Wagoner East Carroll Parish, Louisiana West Carroll Parish, Louisiana
Carroll County es el nombre de trece condados en los EE.UU. Todos, excepto el de Tennessee, son nombrados después de Charles Carroll de Carrollton, un signatario de la Declaración de Independencia de los Estados Unidos de Maryland: Carroll County, Arkansas Carroll County, Georgia Carroll County, Illinois Carroll County, Indiana Carroll County, Iowa Carroll County, Kentucky Carroll County, Maryland Carroll County, Mississippi Carroll County, Missouri Carroll County, New Hampshire Carroll County, Ohio Carroll County, Tennessee, nombrado después de William Carroll, el sexto y noveno gobernador de Tennessee Carroll County, Virginia, oficialmente nombrado después de Charles Carroll, aunque John Carroll, un legislador del estado de Virginia, había intentado llamarlo después de sí mismo.