Seeking information on Andrew J Pittman, born 9-14-1798,Nelson Co Ky. Married 11 year old Elizabeth "Betsey" Nutterfield/Nutterfee,of Shelby Co., Ky., 5-23-1822, in Nelson Co Ky. Also, married Millie Zimmerman, 7-31-1837, Nelson Co Ky... What happened to Elizabeth. Was there a divorce? She married? abt 1830-1833, John CARTER Jr., (Where?), and lived in Owen Co., Indiana, until her death 5-2-1866. Is this the same Andrew J Pittman, who was an early settler in Owen Co., In? There were 2 Andrew Pittmans in early Owen Co., and another just across the river in Monroe Co., In. What is the connection... Any help appreciated. Thanks. Dick Carter [email protected]
Seeking any information on Edith CARTER, wife of Virgil WHITAKER, daughter of Sylvester Trent Carter.. Living at west edge of Stilesville, In., at time of death. Would like to talk to ANY descendant. I am trying to find out what happened to a picture that she had in her living room. Also, need vital stats. Birth, death etc on Edith. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Dick Carter [email protected]
According to the migration schedule, a John CARTER migrated from Spencer Co., Ky., by way of Nelson Co., Ky., before 1840, and settled in Montgomery Twp.,(later Taylor Twp) Owen Co, In. He is found next door to Nancy Nutterfield, whose daughter Eliza, he married about 1830. He had a "Deaf & Dumb" brother Job, born about 1807. Could he be the John Carter Jr., who married in Boone Co., Ky to Elizabeth Carter, in 1829??? Could his parents be one of the following Johns who married in Nelson Co Ky..... John CARTER m Caty Barnett 10-15-1808. John Carter m Nancy Bray, 3-7-1822 John Carter m Mrs Sarah Redman (nee Sarah Murphy, Day of Charles Murphy) 8-19-1815 OR, perhaps JOB Carter, who married Sally WATTS 11-8-1797... Any help appreciated. Thanks, Dick Carter [email protected]
A John Carter Jr., Migrated from Spencer Co Ky., by way of Nelson Co., Ky., to Owen County., In., and appears on the Montgomery Twp census of 1840. Does anyone have any information on him? (Siblings, parents etc)... He had a "deaf & Dumb" brother JOB Carter. Found next door to Nancy Nutterfield, who's daughter he married about 1830, in Ky. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Dick Carter [email protected]
Want to know more about these CARTERS. Thanks Donna Descendants of Charles A Carter 1 Charles A CARTER b: 1852 in Ohio Number of children: 3 d: Aft. 1899 in Champaign Co., Illinois? . +Anna M. (Hannah M.) PHILLIPS b: Abt. 1855 in Ohio m: Abt. 1876 Number of children: 3 d: Bef. 1899 in Champaign Co., Illinois? Father: William* Phillips Mother: Margaret* Jane Snyder/Snider ...... 2 Margaret "Enola" CARTER b: 1877 in Iowa on marriage certificate & 1880 census, where in IA d: 30 Apr 1946 in Compromise Twp., Champaign Co., Illinois (Cert 0013738) .......... +William CARLEY b: 1874 in Champaign Co., Illinois m: 04 May 1897 in Gifford, Champaign Co., Illinois d: 04 Nov 1942 in Compromise Twp., Champaign Co., Illinois (Cert 0000204) Father: Edward Newton Carley ...... 2 Caroline A. "Carrie" CARTER b: 1879 in Ludlow, Champaign Co., Illinois ...... 2 Lillie CARTER b: 1884 in of Gifford, Champaign Co., Illinois ----------------------------------- Descendants of Isaac Newton Carter 1 Isaac Newton CARTER b: Abt. 1835 in Kentucky Number of children: 1 . +Mary C Tallie or FALLERY b: in Delaware Number of children: 1 ...... 2 Louisa/Louie D. CARTER b: 1860 in Illinois (Ohio on marriage record & 1880 census)) Number of children: 10 d: 1953 in Iowa? Burial: 1953 Gowrie Twp. Cemetery, Gowrie, Webster Co., Iowa Lot 8 Space 4 .......... +Jacob Monroe PHILLIPS b: 1853 in Ohio m: 05 Feb 1879 in Ludlow, Champaign Co., Illinois Number of children: 10 d: 29 Mar 1925 in Webster Co., Iowa Burial: 1925 Gowrie Twp. Cemetery, Webster Co., Iowa Lot 8 Space 3 Father: William* Phillips Mother: Margaret* Jane Snyder/Snider
_______________________________________________________________ Get the FREE email that has everyone talking at http://www.mail2world.com<-----Original Message-----> > > From: [email protected] > Sent: 5/23/2002 3:03:19 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: CARTER-D Digest V02 #89 > >
Hi Listers, Lookind for a connection to the following-: Charles CARTER b.1780 mar. Charlotte SHINTON at Eton.Bucks. England 1801 their son George CARTER b.1833 Walthamstow, Essex, mar. Emma FERGUSSON on27/9/1852 at Hoxton, Middx. their son George Jasper CARTER b.1856 Finsbury,Middx. mar.Eliza TILLEY 1876 at Bethnal Green, Middx. Regards,Isa Carter, S.Aust.
[email protected] writes: > Would like to connect with others "rootin" this line. > Descendants of George Carter I don't think I'm directly connected but am very interested in this line: 1) They are from Loudoun Co 2) Some mention is made of settlement in OH (incl Belmont Co) 3) Continued travelling west I'm looking for the origins of Agnes Carter, b ~1815 in Loudoun Co VA according to her 1880's Champaign Co IL directory entry (d 1891 Sidney, Champaign Co IL) m 1836 Madison Helm in Knox Co OH Also looking for origin of Levi Carter, b ~1790 in VA, enlisted in war of 1812 the first time in Loudoun Co VA in 1812 (2nd time in KY). Levi and Agnes may be related but not as father and daughter. Not clear what religions Levi and Agnes practiced. Agnes and Madison Helms were married by a Universalist minister; Baptist & Methodist also mentioned. No indication either way that Levi or Agnes had been Quakers; are the Carters in your line Quakers? Thanks, ==mwh Michael Helm Richmond CA
Hello! Sorry I have nothing to add to your research except to add that my Elizabeth Jane CARTER b. 1838 in Indiana states that her father was b. in Ohio and mother in Pa. I've kept my eyes peeled for any mention of CARTER in Ohio from the time frame you mention as a possible father to my "Lizzie". Thanks, Marie Cook -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2002 7:55 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [CARTER-L] Carter/Updike Loudan Co., VA [email protected] writes: > Would like to connect with others "rootin" this line. > Descendants of George Carter I don't think I'm directly connected but am very interested in this line: 1) They are from Loudoun Co 2) Some mention is made of settlement in OH (incl Belmont Co) 3) Continued travelling west I'm looking for the origins of Agnes Carter, b ~1815 in Loudoun Co VA according to her 1880's Champaign Co IL directory entry (d 1891 Sidney, Champaign Co IL) m 1836 Madison Helm in Knox Co OH Thanks, ==mwh Michael Helm Richmond CA
Would like to connect with others "rootin" this line. Jack Stewart in KS Descendants of George Carter 1 George Carter b: Abt. 1775 in Va d: 1872 in Washington, Ia . +Jane Updyke b: Abt. 1776 in Va d: February 10, 1853 in Bidwell Cem, Walnut Twp,Jefferson, Ia . 2 Susan Hayes Carter . 2 Elizabeth Downs/ Carter ..... +James/ Downs . 2 Charles Carter b: 1811 in Va d: January 08, 1888 in Lowery, Tehama, Ca ..... +Eliza Jane Bleachem b: 1816 in Va d: September 15, 1871 in Ia? ..... 3 Susanna Elizabeth Carter b: January 01, 1832 in Va d: November 24, 1918 in Horton, Brown, Ks ......... +Daniel Milton Williams b: October 26, 1826 in Belmont, Wayne Twp, Oh d: July 25, 1890 in Brown Co., Ks ..... *2nd Husband of Susanna Elizabeth Carter: ......... +James/ Scott b: Abt. 1830 ..... 3 John Benjamin Carter b: 1837 ......... +Charity Williams b: in Deerfield MM, Morgan, OH ..... 3 William/ Carter b: Abt. 1840 ..... 3 Sarah Ann Carter b: 1841 ..... 3 Margaret Francis Carter b: March 17, 1844 d: April 07, 1932 ......... +Oliver Wallace Harris ..... 3 George Carter b: 1845 ..... 3 Mary Carter b: September 14, 1845 d: June 01, 1932 ......... +Stephen Franklin Harris ..... 3 Nora Carter b: 1847 ..... 3 Caroline Carter b: 1850 ......... +Robert C. Burke ..... 3 Robert Carter b: 1856 ..... 3 Franklin Carter b: 1856 ..... 3 Olive Carter b: 1859 . 2 John Carter b: 1813 ..... +Sarah Carter b: Abt. 1820 in NY ..... 3 Benjamin F. Carter b: Abt. 1848 . 2 Sarah Missner/ Carter b: Abt. 1815 ..... +John/ Missner b: Abt. 1815 . 2 Samuel Carter b: Abt. 1820 in VA d: January 01, 1854 in Walnur Typ, Jefferson Co, IA ..... +Clarissa Parish b: Abt. 1820 ..... 3 Charles J. Carter b: Abt. 1844 in Ohio ..... 3 Mary Carter b: Abt. 1845 in Ohio ..... 3 Eli Jackson Carter b: February 14, 1850 in Walnut TwP, Jefferson, IA d: September 07, 1942 in St. Joseph, MO
louisa Carter m. Michael Luther 1893 Watertown N.Y. Michael died in 1903. They had 4 children of which 3 survied.
I am loking for a picture of Jimmy Carter's mother-in-law around the time that Jimmy Carter was president. This would be in1980. Frances Allthea Smith would be around seventy four years old. Does anyone from Plain GA. have a newspaper clipping or picture that I may get a copy of? I tried the Carter library but have had no success so far. Thank you.
Below your message, I have added my husbands line. It started with Bailey Carter in Spotsyvlania Co, VA, his son was John Carter of Frankin, Montgomery then Floyd co, and then his son Henry Carter was in Floyd Co, VA., and two of his sons, Henry Carter and David V. Carter were in Barren County, KY for many years (see below your message). I believe they went to Barren co, KY because they had cousins there already. I have posted earlier messages trying to get these families connected, but was unsuccessful so far. I know one of the Henry Carter's that was in Barren County in the early 1800s was also from Spotsylvania Co, VA. Does the information below ring any bells? let me know. Thanks, Kathy Wells. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, May 20, 2002 9:41 AM Subject: [CARTER-L] John Carter m Elizabeth Moore > John Carter m Elizabeth Moore in Barren Co., KY in 1813. I have a lot of > data on Elizabeth's family but nothing at all on John. > > There were several Carter families in Barren Co in the 1810 census but I have > never been able to connect John to one of these families. John was born > around 1790 in VA. He left Barren Co around 1818 and went to IL with > Elizabeth's parents. They appeared on the 1820 census of White Co., the > part of White Co that became Hamilton Co. Other families from Barren Co > moved to this Co about the same time. > > A few years later, John Carter appears in Sangamon Co., IL along with some > other family members of Elizabeth. He is recorded as a voter in a few > elections and was a member of the Liberty Baptist Church. He is listed in > the 1830 and 1840 census of Sangamon Co. Of his children are James S., > Thomas and Mary Frances. Three older girls born before 1820. I believe one > girl was Rebecca but the other two elude me. > > I have tried to determine who his parents were if they were one of the > families in Barren Co. Does anyone have any information on Carters in Barren > Co., KY? early 1880's. > Margarette Davis > >*************************** Descendants of Henry Carter Generation No. 1 1. HENRY7 CARTER (JOHN6, BAILEY5, JOHN4 CARTER?, CAPT., JOHN3 CARTER, THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1802 in Montgomery Co, VA, and died Bef. 1870 in Floyd Co, VA. He married MALINDA AGNEW August 22, 1826 in Floyd Co, VA, daughter of SAMUEL AGNEW and SUSANNA PRESTON. She was born 1808 in Bedford Co, VA, and died 1875 in Floyd Co, VA. Notes for HENRY CARTER: PROOF: ---- Book "Floyd County, A history of its people and places" by Dr. Amos Wood, pg 34.; "Marriages in the New river Valley, VA. Montg, Floyd, Pulaski & Giles Cos."/Therese Fisher pg 41. -----Book "Early Adventurer on the Western Waters"/Vol 33/mary Kegley pg 165: Henry Carter married Malinda Agnew in 1826; Eliz. Carter married an Agnew in 1827. Most likely brothers and sisters. ----1830 Montgomery Co census pg 060, Henry is 20-30; his brother Lewis next to him is 20-30; His father John on pg 59 is 60-70, wife 50-60, and probably his mother Nancy 80-90 yrs old. --- 1850 Floyd Co, VA census, lists him, wife and children, including David who is 4, note the kennedy's and Epperly's are next to him. They are next to his father John in earlier years, and John's father Bailey in even earlier years; ----1860 Floyd Co, VA census he is 57 years old, lists his wife and children including David V. Carter 13 yrs old; ----1870 census can't find either of them. Did they die before 1870? Children of HENRY CARTER and MALINDA AGNEW are: i. LEWIS8 CARTER, b. 1826. ii. SUSAN CARTER, b. 1829; d. Missouri; m. CALVIN SIMMONS. iii. JOHN CARTER, b. 1830. Notes for JOHN CARTER: John & Samuel moved to California iv. SAMUEL CARTER, b. 1831. Notes for SAMUEL CARTER: John & Samuel moved to California v. MADISON CARTER, b. 1833; m. RUTH ADAMS, January 14, 1857, Floyd Co, VA. Notes for MADISON CARTER: NOTES: ----1870 census in Jacksonville, Floyd Co, VA ----died at Pulaski, VA vi. ISAAC N. CARTER, b. 1835; d. 1862, Prison; m. ELIZABETH HOWELL. Notes for ISAAC N. CARTER: NOTES: Isaac was wounded in the battle of Williamsburg in the Civil War and died of his wounds in prison. vii. ANN ELIZA CARTER, b. 1836; d. Salem, VA; m. JOHN GARDNER. Notes for JOHN GARDNER: NOTES: Wounded at Williamsburg and died; Ann died Salem, VA. 2. viii. HENRY CALHOUN/CALVIN CARTER, b. March 28, 1837, Floyd Co, VA; d. September 29, 1892, Barren Co, KY. ix. JACOB T. CARTER, b. 1839. Notes for JACOB T. CARTER: NOTES: ---Book says Jacob and David V. moved to Texas. but David went to Ga. and Ky first. ----1870 Indian Valley, Floyd Co, VA? x. HARVEY D. CARTER, b. 1842; d. Bluefield, WV; m. NANNIE HOWELL. Notes for HARVEY D. CARTER: NOTES: ---Book says Wounded at Chickamauga, Sept 19, 1863. Corporal. ----1870 census in Indian Valley, Floyd Co, VA --- Harvey died at Bluefield, WV. xi. JAMES E. CARTER, b. 1844; d. 1861, Manassas, VA. Notes for JAMES E. CARTER: NOTES: James was in the army and died of fever at Manassas, VA. xii. LATHA JANE CARTER, b. 1846; d. Marion, VA. Notes for LATHA JANE CARTER: NOTES: ----she is also listed on the 1870 Jacksonville, Floyd Co, Va. census 3. xiii. DAVID V. CARTER, b. August 10, 1846, Floyd Co, Va; d. March 05, 1900, Carson Cemetery, Ector, Fannin Co, Tx.. xiv. LEAH ADELINE CARTER, b. 1848; d. Floyd Co, VA; m. COL.PERRYDINE TILLMAN 'TIP' HOWELL. xv. VERDA CARTER, b. 1860. Generation No. 2 2. HENRY CALHOUN/CALVIN8 CARTER (HENRY7, JOHN6, BAILEY5, JOHN4 CARTER?, CAPT., JOHN3 CARTER, THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born March 28, 1837 in Floyd Co, VA, and died September 29, 1892 in Barren Co, KY. He married JULIA HOLLINGSWORTH, daughter of TOM HOLLINGSWORTH and MISS NUNN. She was born October 01, 1842 in KY, and died May 06, 1928 in Barren Co, KY. Notes for HENRY CALHOUN/CALVIN CARTER: NOTES: "Barren County, KY, Cemetery Records" by Brice Leech/Kenneth Beard., Pg 350. BURRIED: Mayfield-Jones Cemetery, in field on farm owned by Ray Billingsley. Hiseville, Barren Co, KY. (possibly Morrison Camp ground?) Children of HENRY CARTER and JULIA HOLLINGSWORTH are: i. JOHN9 CARTER. ii. JOE CARTER. iii. TYLER CARTER, b. 1854. iv. LUCY ELLEN CARTER, b. 1865; m. H. B. NICHOLS. v. MARY CARTER, b. 1867. vi. NELLIE CARTER, b. 1870. vii. SALLIE ANN CARTER, b. 1874; m. R.N. WATSON. viii. N LECTIE CARTER, b. May 30, 1877. ix. EDGAR HOLLANDSWORTH CARTER, b. November 1879. x. RENA CARTER, b. December 11, 1883; d. October 12, 1901, Barren Co, KY. 3. DAVID V.8 CARTER (HENRY7, JOHN6, BAILEY5, JOHN4 CARTER?, CAPT., JOHN3 CARTER, THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born August 10, 1846 in Floyd Co, Va, and died March 05, 1900 in Carson Cemetery, Ector, Fannin Co, Tx.. He married ANNE E. TWYMAN January 12, 1869, daughter of WILLIAM TWYMAN and ELIZA TWYMAN. She was born October 01, 1846 in Barren Co., KY, and died December 13, 1927 in Altus, Jackson Co, OK. Notes for DAVID V. CARTER: PROOF: ----Short Biography from Fannin Co Historical Soc. pg ; --- 1850 Floyd Co, VA census, lists Henry, wife and children, including David who is 4, note the Kennedy's/Cannadys and Epperly's/Apperlys are next to him. They are next to Henry's father John in earlier years, and John's father Bailey in even earlier years; ----1860 Floyd Co, VA census Henry is 57 years old, lists his wife and children including David V. Carter 13 yrs old; ----His Civil War Muster Rolls, listed as D.V. Carter, of Floyd Co, VA; He was in Georgia, signed up with Texas Battln: Good's-Douglas's Tex Btry Artillery; Most distinguished of all Tx Artillery Commands and only Texas Battery to serve east of Miss. River; Assigned late 1863 to Artillery Battn. of Maj. Alfred R. Courtney, Army of Tenn. ----1870 census can't find either of his parents. Did they die before 1870? ----1870 - Barren Co, KY census David is newly married; ----1878, Dec 18 - Deeds in Barren Co, KY - David V. Carter bought land from Samuel Demeese; ----1880 - Barren Co, KY census with two sons; ----1880, Dec 24 - Deed in Barren Co, KY - David V. Carter & Ann E. his wife sell to H. C. Carter (his brother); (this is about when David left Ky to move to Texas); ---- Buried - He is in Carson Cemetery, 3 miles north of Ector, Texas on Rd 898. (in Fannin Co, near Sherman, Tx) Pull into opening in fence north of the rock opening. His grave is to the right about 2nd row, next to his marker are his wifes parents the Twymans. His Stone says "In my father's house, are many mansions, David V. Carter b. August 10, 1846, d. March 5, 1900, A loving husband, a father dear, a faithful friend, lies buried here". Gr-Gr-Grandson David Wells and David's son Brent Wells placed a black Confederate Iron Cross at his grave. -----OBITUARY - "David V. Carter, Found in 9 March 1900 issue Fannin Co., Texas "Bonham News" Monday last at his home at the county farm, superintendent D. (David) V. CARTER died after an illness of a week. His death was caused by an ulceration of the bowels. His suffering was most intense but he bore it bravely. On Tuesday his body was laid to rest in the Carson cemetery, two and a half miles north of Ector. The deceased was born in Floyd Co., Va., in August 1847. He served in the Confederate Army and at the close of the war he went from Virginia to Kentucky where in 1878 he was married to Miss Annie E. Twyman. In 1881 they came to Texas, and have made their home in this county since. His widow and 2 sons, Emmet and Lorenzo, survive him. For something more than 4 years Mr. Carter had been superintendent of the county farm and had served the county most acceptably in that capacity. No one had ever managed the farm any better than he and it is not probable that a better man for the place can be found. Mr. Carter was a good man & good citizen, a good neighbor. For 30 years he had led a Christian life, having confessed Christ and united with the Christian church in Kentucky. He expressed himself as being ready and willing to go to receive his reward for the deeds done in the body. The influence of his good life will live on while his body moulders into dust. ---- OBITUARY - Another obituary for him reads "Death of Mr. D.V. Carter. Mr. D.V. Carter, superintendent of the county farm died Monday. This is a sad announcement. Mr. Carter was one of our best citizens. He had won the confidence of the public to a wonderful degree by his executive ability in the management of the county farm. He fully met the demands devolving upon him toward the unfortunate inmates of the poor house, managed the county convicts with wisdom and carefully controlled the finances of the institution. The remains were interred at Carson's graveyard, a few miles north of Ector, Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. -----OBITUARY - Her obituary reads "December 13, 1927. Mrs. Annie E. Carter died at the home of her son, J.R. Carter, 608 N. Spurgeon, Altus, OK, Tuesday morning at 6:30 o'clock. Funeral services and burial were conducted Wednesday afternoon, December 14, Rev. J.A. Agnew officiating (was this man related to David's Mother, Malinda Agnew?). Mrs. Carter was born in Barron county, Kentucky, January 10, 1846 and was married to D.V. Carter December 1, 1869. To this union was born two sons, Emmet, the eldest, died in 1902 and the mother made her home with her son here, J.R. Carter, since the death of her husband who died March 5, 1900. Mrs. Carter joined the christian church early in life, was a conscientious Christian and was beloved by a host of friends. She leaves her son and daughter-in-law, five grandchildren and a brother, G.W. Twyman, and a host of friends to mourn her loss. NOTES: -----she was a Member of the Church of Christ. ---- He was a superintendant of county farm and managed county convicts. ----Ann died in son, J. Renzo's house 608 N. Spergeon, Altus, OK. Children of DAVID CARTER and ANNE TWYMAN are: i. EMMETT A.9 CARTER, b. September 18, 1870, Slick Rock, Barren Co, Ky; d. July 11, 1902, Knight-Glendale Cemetery, Lufkin, Angelina Co, Tx.; m. IRENE VICTORIA BEST, Abt. 1895; b. September 29, 1875, Jasper, Tx.; d. July 31, 1930, Cameron, Milam Co, Tx.. Notes for EMMETT A. CARTER: PROOF: --- 'Angelina County, Texas Cemetery Records'/Medford & Wilkins, Vol 1, pg 116; He is buried in Knight-Glendale Cemetery, Lufkin, Angelina County, Tx. ---Her D/C, she is buried in Gauze, TX. ---1880 Barren Co, census. ---1900 census shows Emmet & Irene & their son David Earl. ---Aug 26, 1897 - Irene Best Carter & Husband Emitt A. Carter of Fannin Co, sign for sale of property of John P. Best deceased, in Jasper Co. ---Sept 1897 - Irene & Emmit are now in Hill County signing on sale of Property. ---Obituary from the Daily Sentinel, Nacogdoches, TX, Monday July 21, 1902. Mr. E. A. Carter, fireman of the engine of the Texas & Louisiana railroad, attempted to board the train while it was moving and in doing so slipped and fell under the wheels and was instantly killed on July 11, 1902. Their baby who was 14 days old died the next day and they were buried beside each other. --- She signs land papers in June 21, 1907 as Irene Carter. It shows she is daughter of John P. Best deceased & Malinda Lewis, and Malinda's father is Martin B. Lewis son of Samuel Lewis. This land in Newton Co, Tx was given to them for fighting with the Republic of Texas. NOTES: We have a transcript of a biography told by Andrew Jackson Best (brother to Irene), where Ann Kay <[email protected]> sent me a copy. Her grandfather was Andrew Jackson Best who lived to be 98 yrs old. He gave a transcript of a biography about his family history. He said his mother, Melinda's middle name was Hester. John was a Baptist and Melinda was a Methodist. -- In 1891 when moving to West Texas, Colorado City, halfway to Gail, Old man Dave Carter & wife had a little store and mail there. Dave Carter had his older son Emmett saddle up the mules to the wagon and took us up to a campsite. That is how Emmett met 15 yr old Irene. They were our only neighbors for 3 miles. 4 years later Emmett & Irene got married. Emmitt was accidentally killed when boarding a passenger train. ii. JACOB LORENZA 'RENZO' CARTER, b. Abt. 1874, Barren Co, KY; d. Abt. 1938, Altus, Jackson Co, OK; m. GENEVA JANE GERMAN, February 15, 1899, Fannin Co, TX; b. June 07, 1875, Fannin Co, TX. Notes for JACOB LORENZA 'RENZO' CARTER: NOTES: On 1880 Barren Co. Ky census he is listed Lorenzo, 6 yrs old. Later he had a radio telephone operators license. Lived at 600 North Lee. Died of a heart attack. Lived in San Angelo, TX in 1914.
John Carter m Elizabeth Moore in Barren Co., KY in 1813. I have a lot of data on Elizabeth's family but nothing at all on John. There were several Carter families in Barren Co in the 1810 census but I have never been able to connect John to one of these families. John was born around 1790 in VA. He left Barren Co around 1818 and went to IL with Elizabeth's parents. They appeared on the 1820 census of White Co., the part of White Co that became Hamilton Co. Other families from Barren Co moved to this Co about the same time. A few years later, John Carter appears in Sangamon Co., IL along with some other family members of Elizabeth. He is recorded as a voter in a few elections and was a member of the Liberty Baptist Church. He is listed in the 1830 and 1840 census of Sangamon Co. Of his children are James S., Thomas and Mary Frances. Three older girls born before 1820. I believe one girl was Rebecca but the other two elude me. I have tried to determine who his parents were if they were one of the families in Barren Co. Does anyone have any information on Carters in Barren Co., KY? early 1880's. Margarette Davis
Hello, I am looking for information on Ruby Carter b 1903 and his brother Selby born 1906. Parents are Alexander Carter and Lula (Selby) Carter. Researching, Carter, Redman, Butt. Utterback, Bolton. Carlisle Grimes. Holder, Phillips, Guthridge, Hoffmaster, Cross, Ford, Fox, Daymude, Duley, Grimes, and there is plenty more. www.findyourgenes.com//forum Reunion Web site: www.geocities.com/jcart1954 Jan Researching, Carter, Redman, Butt. Utterback, Bolton. Carlisle, Grimes. Holder, Phillips, Guthridge, Hoffmaster, Cross, Ford, Fox, Daymude, Duley, Grimes, and there is plenty more. www.findyourgenes.com//forum
My CARTER interests take off in England to Australia, finally hanging the hat in New Zealand. CARTER's Family history via New Zealand: http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/r-c/ Regards, Russell Carter
According to estate papers filed in Benton County, Oregon in 1882, the children of John Carter and Catherine Barrett/Barnet are: A.B. Carter Elizabeth Carter Job Carter Avery Carter Tabitha Carter (1820-1873) Nancy Carter Tolbert Carter (1825-1899) Smiley Carter (1827-1882) Tolbert Carter provided the info regarding his siblings upon the death of Smiley, who never married and died without issue or a will. Tabitha, Tolbert and Smiley all died in Benton Co. Oregon. Tolbert and Smiley were both born in Morgan Co. Illinois. Hope this helps, Tonya
According to the migration schedule, a John CARTER migrated from Spencer Co., Ky., by way of Nelson Co., Ky., before 1840, and settled in Montgomery Twp.,(later Taylor Twp) Owen Co, In. He is found next door to Nancy Nutterfield, whose daughter Eliza, he married about 1830. He had a "Deaf & Dumb" brother Job, born about 1807. Could he be the John Carter Jr., who married in Boone Co., Ky to Elizabeth Carter, in 1829??? Could his parents be one of the following Johns who married in Nelson Co Ky..... John CARTER m Caty Barnett 10-15-1808. John Carter m Nancy Bray, 3-7-1822 John Carter m Mrs Sarah Redman (nee Sarah Murphy, Day of Charles Murphy) 8-19-1815 OR, perhaps JOB Carter, who married Sally WATTS 11-8-1797... Any help appreciated. Thanks, Dick Carter [email protected]
A John Carter Jr., Migrated from Spencer Co Ky., by way of Nelson Co., Ky., to Owen County., In., and appears on the Montgomery Twp census of 1840. Does anyone have any information on him? (Siblings, parents etc)... He had a "deaf & Dumb" brother JOB Carter. Found next door to Nancy Nutterfield, who's daughter he married about 1830, in Ky. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Dick Carter [email protected]
General Carter information is listed below for Morgan and Lawrence Counties in AL and Itawamba Co., MS. Some of these are relatives of mine. If anyone has information on any of these Carters, please contact me directly. Listed below is early CARTER marriage in Morgan Co., AL before 1825: CARTER, Charles P. Summers, Mourning 23 Jul 1822 Morgan Later Carter Marriages in Morgan Co., AL: CARTER, Ben L. OWEN, Minnie 23 Dec. 1906 510 J CARTER, Darrell O. WILLIAMS, Chillia 1 Aug. 1900 192 H CARTER, Edgar C. WHITE, Bertha May 24 Jan. 1900 106 H CARTER, Edna DUNNAVANT, Walter E. 25 Dec. 1906 512 J CARTER, Eleanor McDANIEL, Charles E. 14 May 1903 234 I CARTER, Henry F. DYER, Susie 18 June 1898 399 G CARTER, James R. MOORE, Alice J. 5 Jan. 1902 526 H CARTER, Josie M. LEE, Thomas O. 26 Dec. 1900 312 H CARTER, Minnie L. GREEN, James R 21 June 1903 248 I CARTER, Sallie L. ROBERTSON, Nathaniel T. 20 Oct. 1898 451 G 1870 MORGAN CO. CENSUS Census Year: 1870 State: Alabama County: Morgan Post Office: Decatur. Page No: 56 Reel no: M593-32 Division: Subdivision No. 35 Sheet No: 104B Enumerated on: Aug. 20, 1870 by: H.G. Thomas Reference: Thanks to the Morgan County, Alabama Genealogical Society for granting permission to publish this census on the web. Transcribed by Anne Nesmith Miller for USGenWeb, http://www.rootsweb.com/~census/. Copyright: 2001 =====|=============|===================================|=============|======== ==============|================|================|===============|=======|===|= ====|======|===== LINE | Dwell Famil | LastName FirstName | Age Se Co | Occupation RealValu Perso | BirthPlace | F F Month Mon | A C C | D | E D | SNDX | REMARKS 13 | 438 476 | Carter Jesse A. | 52 M W | Farmer | 900 2000 | N. Carolina | | X | | X | C636 | 14 | 438 476 | Carter Susan K. | 47 F W | K. house | | Tenn. | | | | | C636 15 | 438 476 | Carter Susan E. | 25 F W | At home | | Alabama | | | | | C636 16 | 438 477 | Carter Wm. B. | 27 M W | Farmer | | Alabama | | | | X | C636 17 | 438 477 | Carter Mary A. | 22 F W | K. house | | Alabama | | | | | C636 18 | 438 477 | Carter Chas. B. | 1 M W | 438-476 CARTER, Jesse A. 52 M W Farmer 900 2000 NC 17,19 Susan K. 47 F W K. house TN Susan E. 25 F W At home AL 477 CARTER, Wm. B. 27 M W Farmer AL 19 Mary A. 22 F W K. house AL Chas. B. 1 M W --------------------------------------------------------------------- Post Office: Decatur. Page No: 5 Reel no: M593-32 Division: Subdivision No. 37; Beat No. 1 Sheet No: 118A 10 | 42 41 | Carter William | 25 M W | Carpenter | 500 | Alabama | | | | X | C636 11 | 42 41 | Carter Lucy F. | 21 F W | K. house | | Tenn. | | | | | C636 12 | 42 41 | Carter Mattie | 2 F W | | | Tenn. | | | | | C636 | 42-41 CARTER, William 25 M W Carpenter 500 AL 19 Lucy F. 21 F W K. house TN Mattie 2 F W ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Post Office: Decatur. Page No: 10 Reel no: M593-32 Division: Subdivision No. 37; Beat No. 1 Sheet No: 120B 39 | 87 85 | Carter Joseph | 62 M W | Carpenter | | Virginia | | | | X | C636 40 | 87 85 | Carter Nancy | 60 F W | | | Tenn. | | | X | | C636 | Insane CARTER, Joseph 62 M W Carpenter VA 19 Nancy 60 F W TN ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Post Office: Falkville. Page No: 19 Reel no: M593-32 Division: Falkville Beat Sheet No: 34A 22 | 126 127 | Carter Robert | 30 M W | Merchant | 1300 | VA | | | | X | C636 | Duplicate 126-127 CARTER, Robert 30 M W Merchant 1300 CARTER, Elisabeth 30 F W Housekeeper ITAWAMBA COUNTY MISSISSIPPI EARLY MARRIAGES 225---Lee Carter --- Elmira Ritchie ---14 Nov 1842---Chas. Hodges 284---Robert Carter---Anna Coal---2 Jun 1844---R. Gray 22--- Matthew Carter--- Martha Turner--- 8 Dec 1844--- Samuel Adair, MG 09---William Carter--- Drucilla Lynn--- 26 Jun 1846--- E. W. Bryant, JP 206---Samuel N. Lynn--- Martha Carter ---21 Oct 1847--- Alexander McClanahan 84---Calvin Carter --- Mary Lynn --- 14 Jun 1849 --- Wm. Bedford, JP 215 --- H. A. Black --- Elizabeth J. Carter --- 14 Mar 1850 --- Rowan W. Parnc, JP 387 ---Sanford Carter --- Mary Bullen --- 5 Sep 1851 --- E. W. Bryan, JP 397 --- J. R. Carter --- Othey Samples --- 2 Jan 1851 --- James W. Duncan, JP 66--- Carter, Wm. T.--- Works, Mary P.--- 14 Oct 1852--- Wm. H. Moore LAWRENCE COUNTY. AL Marriages: CARTER, A M - SLAUGHTER, C W Dec 19 1872 CARTER, ALBERT - HADEN, MANERVA Sep 11 1871 CARTER, CARSON - SHAW, LEWENDA Feb 19 1853 CARTER, CHARLES - POINTER, MARY Dec 28 1868 CARTER, ELIZA - MCCARLEY, J N Jun 07 1860 CARTER, ELIZABETH - THURLKILL, PHILIP Jan 13 1822 CARTER, FRANKLIN C - MARTIN, MARY Sep 06 1832 CARTER, HENRY C SUGGS, PARTHENA Feb 28 1865 CARTER, ISAAC - ALEXANDER, NANNY May 18 1867 CARTER, ISAAC REYNOLDS, SABRAH Jul 26 1861 CARTER, JANE - MOORE, JOHN Nov 15 1821 CARTER, JOJN D JARMAN, NANCY H Dec 17 1839 CARTER, JOSEPH E - CARRUTH, ELIZA Dec 13 1838 CARTER, KINCHEN DAVIS, MARY Jun 28 1827 CARTER, LEMANDER W - MORRISON, JAMES P Feb 03 1874 CARTER, LUCINDA - BROWN, HUGHSTON Feb 27 1828 CARTER, LUCINDA - SHEETS, MONROE Jun 09 1866 CARTER, M P - HARP, EMMA Jan 09 1873 CARTER, MARGARET - NORVELL, JAMES T Dec 16 1826 CARTER, MARGARET E FOOTE, WM R Aug 08 1865 CARTER, MARIA - PRUET, JAMES Dec 24 1822 CARTER, MARTHA E - MCMILLEN, JAMES W Mar 15 1865 CARTER, MARY - HOOKS, WILLIAM Jul 06 1836 CARTER, MATILDA BURRUS, WILLIAM M May 12 1825 CARTER, MISS E A - NANCE, G J Mar 27 1870 CARTER, MISS E M TEAL, JOHN Nov 27 1870 CARTER, MISS FRANCES - LONG, PAUL Apr 01 1869 CARTER, NANCY TURMAN, HALL May 11 1837 CARTER, NANCY - MCRINNEY, ALEXANDER Oct 22 1835 CARTER, PANNEL O COLEMAN, NANCY Nov 20 1834 CARTER, RONLY - AUSTIN, JOHN Feb 27 1869 CARTER, SARAH TROUSDALE, BENJAMIN Sep 22 1858 CARTER, SILVY - WARREN, WILLIAM Sep 05 1868 CARTER, WASHINDTON - VAUGHN, MARY CATHARINE May 11 1872 Thank you, Pat Garrison