Here is a continuation of my line starting with Samuel A. Carter. 5. Joseph T. Carter B. 23 Oct 1834 Ky D. 24 Dec 1893 Allen County, Ky buried Akersville Cem. Monroe County, Ky. Married Synthia Adaline Shaw after 1860. 6. Joseph Carter, Jr. B. 1800 Va D. aft. 1870 Ky. Married Unknown. 7. Joseph Carter, Sr. B. Bet. 1760-1770 Va. D. Bet 1840-1850. Married Mary Bell. 8. John Carter B. 8 Jun 1725 D. Unknown Married Susannah Winslow. 9. Joseph Carter B. 1696 Barford, Lancaster County, Va. D. 19 Feb 1749/50 Barford, Lancaster County, Va. Married Catherine Stevens 1719 King & Queen County, Va. 10. Thomas Carter, Jr. B. 4 Jun 1672 Lancaster County, Va D. 30 Sept 1733 Lancaster County, Va. Married Arabella Williamson 22 Sept 1695. 11. Captain Thomas Carter, Sr. B. Abt 1631 England D. 22 Oct. 1700 Lancaster County, Va. Married Katherine Dale 4 May 1670 Barford, Lancaster County, Va. These next 2 lines is probable... 12. William Anscell Carter B. 28 Oct 1591 England D. Abt 1661 Married Jane Myles 13. William Thomas Carter B. Unknown D. Unknown Married Mary Anscell Anstell That is the farthest that I can go. I do have siblings for each one of those I listed with the exception of William Thomas Carter which I do not have parents of his.

Good Morning, I am researching the line of William Carter b. Nov. 18, 1855 near Louisville, Kentucky d. October 3, 1901 in Jefferson County, Iowa. His parents were George Washington Carter and Mary E. Bray. If anyone on this list has possible connections I would appreciate hearing from you. Thank you, Shelley Carter

Hi there Carter Fellas, I am new to this list and here is the list of my Carter line: I am R. Carter 1. J. Carter 2. Lester Patterson Carter b. 16 Feb1920 Galen Ridge, Macon County, Tn D. 23 Mar 1986 Baytown, Harris County, Tx buried Fairlawn Cem., Decatur, Macon County, Illinois. Married O. Padgett 5 OCt 1939. He has 9 siblings. 3. William Noah Carter b. 9 Oct 1889 Allen Co., Ky D. Mar 1962 Decatur, Macon County, Illinois buried Memorial Park Cem., Decatur, Macon County, Illinois. Married Victoria Swindle. He has 8 siblings. 4. Samuel A. Carter b. 25 Jan 1867 Ky D. 18 Dec 1905 Allen County, Ky buried Akersville Cem, Monroe County, Ky. Married Allie Minerva Janie Roark. He has 6 siblings, one of them is unknown. I have more but I dont want to put out too long of a list. So this is a partial list of my line which goes back to Captain Thomas Carter and Katherine Dale. Most of this has been researched by my mother who put in so many hours in researching this line. I would like to hear from others that are researching/connected to this line this includes siblings of these that are listed above. Thanks, Robert Carter

Hello List Members, I was a member of this group back in 1999 and made contact with some one that had researched the family of Presley Carter. They had sent me a file and I would like to find that person again. After several hard drive crashes, I lost contact. This is the only clue that I have and it is in the Notes of my family tree file: Joseph N. Adams, Oak Ridge, TN. Early Carters of SW VA by Rita Sutton pg 77. Deloris Bringardner Girard has a Prisley Carter b. 10/27/1850 to Mintie J. Carter b. 2/8/1848. Their ch: Maudie M. 9/15/1885, Ida M. 10/25/1886, Sarah B. 3/11/1889, Ethell 9/15/1891, Julie W. 10/20/1893, Edward B. 5/10/1896 John W. 3/25/1898, Thomas P. Carter 10/26/1900. Thanks, Deloris Bringardner Girard

To all, I will have a new address after all these years,so please make note of it. It will be Helicopterdoctor@comcast.net Thanks, Chris

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I am looking for probate records or any other documentation that would verify that Euphrasia Carter, born 1829, Warren Co., GA, was a daughter of Wiley Carter, born 1798, Warren Co., GA and Ann Ansley, born 1801?.

Hi, Does anyone have record of Mary Elizabeth CARTER, born 12 May 1829 in Tennessee died 28 Jan 1889 in Llano County Texas. Married Allen NOLEN abt 1871 or 1872 somewhere in Texas. Don't know if this was her first marriage or not. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Jason Haydon __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Meet the all-new My Yahoo! - Try it today! http://my.yahoo.com

I have run into a "brick wall" with Wilson Carter. Maybe someone is also researching him and we can exchange info. This is what I know: Wilson Carter - b.ca.1821 - probably AL (Don't know his parents) m-12-24-1843 (1) Elizabeth Fonville Bibb Co., AL (Her father-William Fonville Her mother-Sarah Fancher) He was 22 and she was 15 when married; they had a son Leonida Carter born prior to December 1843. m-ca.1849/1850 (2) Mary _____ in MS (she was b-ca.1831 MS) They had a son-Joseph Carter born ca.1850 in MS. According to 1850 Winston Co., MS Census. I am assuming Mary and Wilson married prior to their son's birth; however, I do not know when Elizabeth died. Wilson was appointed guardian of Leonida in 1852. At this time he was in Starkville. Leonida/Leonidas is mentioned in his great-grandfather's (Richard Fancher) will as a child of Elizabeth Carter. Richard J J H Fonville married in 1843 to Thursa/Thiresa Carter - was she a relative to Wilson? Paula pfancher@vcmails.com

In a message dated 10/26/2003 10:49:07 AM Central Standard Time, Cecinit@aol.com writes: My grandfather, Clyde Helm (b Crittenden IL 1881) had two Carter grandmothers: Sarah Carter Stanley, whose lineage goes back thru Quaker Carters to North Carolina, Northern Virginia, and early Quaker settlement in PA -- well documented, My Carters also go back to an early Quaker settlement in Pennsylvania. Jeremiah Carter and Mary (unknown)

In our local antique shop (Clyde, Ohio) there is a framed needlework, done by Laura Carter in honor of Col. Carter of Virginia. Evidently he was killed in the Civil War in 1864. There is a picture of him in one corner, dressed in his uniform. There is also a poem. Does anyone know of these Carters? Lynda

I read your letter and I am a Carter descendant, and I have looked for years for them with no luck, can you send me the researcher address and I can ask for assistance, thank you, Neina Lang

Does anyone have a connection between CARTER and STAMPER, in late 1700s or early 1800s... Also between Stapp/STEPP and Netterville/NUTTERFIELD. Any help appreciated. Thanks. Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

This is not my Carter family. But wanted to send the 1880 census from www.familysearch.org. Hope it helps you, 1880 Troudale, Washington Co., MO Carter, James age 36 b TN TN NC; farmer Maria, age 26 b IN TN NJ Columbus, son age 12 b IL Kate, dau age 10 b IL Sherine dau age 4 b MO Martha E. dau 1 b MO Carter, Sarah, mother age 69 b NC NC NC Sandra Van Wyk ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christy Carter" <copterdoc@iquest.net> To: <CARTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2004 2:29 PM Subject: [CARTER-L] Looking for Family in Trousdale,Missouri 1880 > I have a family of James Carter born 1845 in Tn. I might of found him in > Missouri,in 1880. It's hard for me to read the census but I can make out > he had a son named Columbus born 1868. If this sounds like anybody in > your family lets talk. > Chris Carter > >

I have a family of James Carter born 1845 in Tn. I might of found him in Missouri,in 1880. It's hard for me to read the census but I can make out he had a son named Columbus born 1868. If this sounds like anybody in your family lets talk. Chris Carter

Is Doc Carter from west Texas (San Angelo / Abilene) on this list. I've lost your email. Please email me at s.vanwyk@verizon.net Thanks, Sandra Carter Van Wyk

Hi Dick, I wish I could help you. I've been looking at Carter marriages in Ouachita Parish and Union Parish in Louisiana. Did any of your Carters come thru LA and TX. Thanks, Sandra Carter Van Wyk ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dick Carter" <rcar37@prodigy.net> To: <CARTER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 12:09 PM Subject: [CARTER-L] Re: Marriages 1804 and 1808.. > Seeking any information on principals in weddings... John CARTER to Nancy > Williams, 12-17-1804, Cumberland Co Ky, and John Carter to Nancy Williams, > 12-16-1808, Surry Co NC... Any help at all would be appreciated.. Parentage, > siblings, or Children... > Thanks > > > Dick Carter > rcar37@prodigy.net > >

Seeking any information on principals in weddings... John CARTER to Nancy Williams, 12-17-1804, Cumberland Co Ky, and John Carter to Nancy Williams, 12-16-1808, Surry Co NC... Any help at all would be appreciated.. Parentage, siblings, or Children... Thanks Dick Carter rcar37@prodigy.net

I have a female, Salathia (not a Carter, her granddaughter and William Collingsworth Carter were my greatgrandparents). She was a generation older than your Salathiel. I would love to know the source as well. Elaine Oakes > I'm interested in the name "Salathiel." My great grandmother, Julina > CARTER JONES DICKERSON RUSK, had a brother, Salathiel. They were the > children of Sarah and James CARTER. Salathiel was born May 5, 1816, in > Virginia,

I'm interested in the name "Salathiel." My great grandmother, Julina CARTER JONES DICKERSON RUSK, had a brother, Salathiel. They were the children of Sarah and James CARTER. Salathiel was born May 5, 1816, in Virginia, so don't know if this is your Salathiel. I'm so interested in the name because I can't imagine from what the name was derived. I don't recall anything in the bible that would suggest such a name. His siblings were Eden, Samuel, Washington, Julina, Sarah Jane, James and Alfred Gibson. John