Hello, Anyone have any information on this couple: THOMAS J. CARTER who married ELIZABETH A. COE in New York on October 23, 1845. Or any information on them or their descendants? Thank you, Joan jlyons1044@aol.com

I am looking for information on the following person: Braxton Carter b. 5 Dec 1797 VA m. 6 Aug 1845 Shelby Co., TN (? Pritchett) m. 30 Dec 1856 Shelby Co., TN (Martha Sanders Gates Hall) d. 26 November 1872 Shelby Co., TN Children of Braxton Carter & ? Pritchett John Wesley Carter b. 8 March 1848 unknown location d. 27 April 1917 TN Henry Carter b. June 1850 TN d. Unknown Any information on any of these people would be greatly appreciated. I would also be happy to share what I have on Martha Sanders Gates Hall Carter. Thank you Pamela Parish

Anyone recognize these Carters? >From earlier work, I found that Cullen Wesley CARTER, born abt. 1816 in Jackson Co., IN, married Milley GREER on 5 Aug 1838 in Hancock Co., IN. Based on info from the probate records of McKinney CARTER, we knew that Cullen Wesley died before 9 Nov 1847. His widow's name was now Milley CARTER, so I looked for a new marriage under that name. I figured that if I could find her in 1850, she would have some CARTER children with her. The only record I found at the Indiana State Library was for Milly CARTER marrying Lewis CAIN in Wayne Co., IN on 21 Nov 1844. Then I looked for Lewis CAIN on the 1850 Census. I found Milly and Lewis plus three of Cullen Wesley CARTER's children! 1850 U.S. Census, Wayne Twp., Wayne Co., Indiana. Census date. 17 Sep 1850. p. 244B, lines 10-17. FHL Microfilm #0,442,958. Lewis CAIN ...... 39 m Farmer NC Millie " 33 f KY Robert CARTER ... 13 m IN John M. " 12 m IN Thomas " 7 m IN Emely CAIN ...... 4 f IN Henry " 2 m IN Alexander " 11/12 m IN I think Cullen Wesley CARTER died abt. 1844 probably in Indiana--maybe Wayne Co. Bryan -- ***LOOKUPS AVAILABLE*** in the New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vols. 1-148. http://home.inreach.com/yellolab/nehgs.html Bryan L. Court 5306 La Jolla Hermosa Ave. La Jolla, CA 92037-8017 619/488-6711

Last Year a small CARTER REUNION was staged out of RICHMOND, Va and toured Lancaster County, VA. The show bill was as follows for last years reunion>>> June 20 and 21 [1998] is {was} the annual Carter family reunion in Lancaster County VA. On the 20th, a tour is{was} planned of the Mary Ball Washington Museum, where family members will view artifacts from the archaelogical survey of CPT Thomas Carter's ancestral home, 'Barford,' (dating back to the 1600's). A lecture will be given by Charles Warner, author of "The Early Carters of Lancaster County, VA." That afternoon, the tour will visit the historic Christ Church, where the Carter ancestors (to include the Robert "King" Carter family) worshipped. Next, members will tour 'Barford' Plantation, the ancestral Carter family home, as well as St. Mary's White Chapel, where the Dale Family worshipped, and finally the Dale ancestral plantation, "Midway." Day two will be the actual reunion in Grange Hall, Chesterfield County VA. The bus included transportation from Richmond to Lancaster and back to Richmond on the 20 [1998] That same general idea is being planned for June 26-27, 1999. Mark your calendars and try to attend this years fun... If interested, please respond to <<Don Pauley@aol.com>> who will collect your info and pass it on to the planners...

Job Carter, born September 08, 1860 in Bloomfield, Iowa married Mary Parthena Niday or Nida, who was Indian and they had the following children 1. Leahrue Carter 2. Zula Carter 3. Rosseta Carter 4. Walter Carter These children were probably born 1875 - 1902. Job later moved to Utah and Idaho and changed his name to James Thomas Carter and lost contact to his children. These children of Job/James Thomas Carter would have been my half aunts and uncles. Any help on this Carter line or any information at all will greatly appreciated. Also if you are related to this line please e mail me. Thanks Janet Carter Neill neillliberal@onlinemac.com

To: Listowner It is not acceptable to continue getting the Digest as a Download FILE. Can you not make it send just a few messages? Instead of 6-8 messages that are much too large to send as a message to AOL.

Does anybody recognize this family? Martin V. CARTER, b. 8 Nov 1844 in Batesville, Independence Co., Arkansas; m. Minerva Jane UPTON on 3 Dec 1863 in Alexandria, Clark Co., Missouri; d. 31 May 1909 in Louisiana, Pike Co., Missouri. CHILDREN: 1. Elizabeth, b. 1 Oct 1864. 2. Levina J., b. 12 Jul 1867. 3. Harvey W., b. 11 May 1873. 4. John R., b. 7 Nov 1876. Source: Civil War Inv. Pension File No. 1,175,162. Bryan -- ***LOOKUPS AVAILABLE*** in the New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vols. 1-148. http://home.inreach.com/yellolab/nehgs.html Bryan L. Court 5306 La Jolla Hermosa Ave. La Jolla, CA 92037-8017 619/488-6711

I made a mistake when I gave instructions to subscribe to the CEMETERY-L, please forgive. The address to subscribe is like all rootsweb lists and should include the request part of the e-mail address. CEMETERY-L-request@rootsweb.com Type the word subscribe in the message window and nothing in the subject line. Thanks, JADyer

My husband is the Carter researcher but I noticed the cemetery topic on your list as I was putting his messages in his file. I am a member of the CEMETERY-L@rootsweb.com and the purpose of the list is to discuss the up-keep and protection of our old cemeteries. (We do not provide a name search service) We have been concerned about cemeteries across the country being destroyed and eliminated. Some of our members have even been to court trying to save cemeteries. We need all the help we can get! Numbers do count when they have the same voice with government. If you choose to join the CEMETERY-L ask for the information about the petitions being collected to get certain states to make laws to protect the older cemeteries. To join send an e-mail to: CEMETERY-L@rootsweb.com leave the subject line blank but type the word subscribe in the message window. That all, nothing else. Soon you will get a welcome message, be sure to read it carefully. I'm not the list owner or manager, I've just been subscribed a long time. JADyer

Does anyone know anything about Revolutionary Captain John Carter, possibly of Edgefield co, SC? Interested in hearing from anyone researching Carters in Edgefield Co, SC or Dallas Co, AL all through the 1800's. Thanks, Lynsey Gibner Sneddon sneddonll@juno.com ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Me, I am getting Cremated. It all started with the Smithsonian magazine including a picture of a dead guy they found in REALLY GOOD CONDITION because it was dry there or something and I thought that if he had been capable he would have rolled over to avoid publicity at that time. Frankly he looked as good as you can for being over 100 years dead but still its not a picture I would want of myself in a family album. It is very gross and scientists see absolutely nothing wrong with it. They think we are the weird ones. I just wish they would stick to studying their own ancestors - that would be better - at least the curses from the dead would be closely related to the appropriate disrespectful person. Myra -----Original Message----- From: Derre Maybury [mailto:derre@batelco.com.bh] Sent: Sunday, January 24, 1999 2:09 AM To: CARTER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CARTER-L] Cemeteries > IMPORTANT!! I feel all should read this! This is horrible. They can just dig people up without the permission of their > >families? Even then the thought is gruesome.Derre > > > >> The note about the Smith cemetery in Kentucky was of concern to me, since > I am > >> also looking for a Smith line that originated in Virginia and migrated to > >> Kansas by way of Kentucky. We are in danger of losing a lot of historical > >> information by the disregard being shown for ancient cemeteries. I had always > >> believed they were considered "sacred" and would never be moved, but > >> obviously, this was an error. > >> Now, please read on, about an issue of real concern...in an area where many > >> Culpeper residents and descendants (including the Wilhoit/Wilhites) were laid > >> to rest: > >> > >> Subj: [INPCRP-L] University of Indianapolis > >> Date: 1/21/99 9:14:19 PM Central Standard Time > >> From: LawOfficeInformationSystem@worldnet.att.net (Lois Mauk) > >> To: INPCRP-L@rootsweb.com > >> > >> In the case of Rhodes Cemetery near Indianapolis, two years ago, the bodies > >> of 35 children and 8 adults were removed from their burial places to make > >> way for a warehouse being constructed by Duke Realty. > >> > >> In the case of Wilhoit Cemetery in Dubois County, the remains of up to 69 > >> individuals were exhumed last summer to make way for the construction of a > >> new home. > >> > >> In the case of Tucker Cemetery in Shelbyville, the remains of numerous > >> individuals were exhumed a few weeks ago after their brick-lined burial > >> vaults were discovered during the construction of a wastewater lagoon. > >> > >> In each of these instances (and likely many, many more), the remains were > >> excavated and delivered to a laboratory at the University of Indianapolis, > >> WHERE THEY STILL REMAIN, ostensibly for the purposes of "archeological > >> research". > >> > >> Under current state law, it appears that the University of Indianapolis has > >> been designated as the "official" repository for many of our ancestors and > >> predecessors' remains. > >> > >> The name of Stephen P. Nawrocki, Ph.D., has come up in connection with two > >> or more of the above situations. He is the Director of Osteology (PhD > >> SUNY-Binghamton 1992, DABFA 1996; Associate Professor of Biology): skeletal > >> biology, forensics, skeletal age estimation, biostatistics, taphonomy, > >> osteoarcheology, historic cemeteries. > >> > >> Tonight I wrote to Dr. Nawrocke <his e-mail address is > >> nawrocki@GANDLF.UINDY.EDU> asking him to disclose to me, under the Freedom > >> of Information Act or other legislation: > >> > >> (1) The names of all the cemeteries from which the U of I laboratory is > >> presently in custody of human remains from said cemeteries; > >> > >> (2) The number of persons' remains presently in the custody of the U of I > >> laboratory; and > >> > >> (3) The projected timetable for the reinterment of said remains and the name > >> of the persons or entities responsible for the cost of said reinterment. > >> > >> HOWEVER, I have just read the "HUMAN REMAINS POLICY for the University of > >> Indianapolis Archeology & Forensics Laboratory", which can be found at: > >> http://www.uindy.edu/~archlab/policy.html > >> > >> The first paragraph of their Disclosure Policy states: > >> > >> "(1) For reasons of confidentiality, propriety, due > >> process, site protection, and security, we generally > >> do not discuss human remains cases with the public, > >> the press, or with agencies not directly involved in > >> an investigation. We will not reveal the locations > >> of any archeological sites or recovery scenes nor > >> the names of other individuals involved. Exceptions > >> may be made in situations where public or professional > >> education is deemed appropriate and beneficial, but > >> will occur only when permission for disclosure has > >> been obtained from the individual(s) or agencies for > >> whom the consulting services are being provided." > >> > >> Paragraph 7 of the Human Remains Policy is pretty interesting: > >> > >> "(7) Our laboratory curates human skeletal remains on > >> both a temporary and permanent basis, and we use these > >> remains in teaching and research. We will accept human > >> remains from archeologists, museums, and private > >> individuals for permanent curation." > >> > >> Paragraph 8 states: > >> > >> "(8) We believe that all human remains and associated > >> artifacts represent the collective heritage of humanity > >> as a whole and that their study provides important > >> scientific information concerning the human condition > >> -- past, present, and future. Regardless of their age > >> or ancestry, human remains excavated by plan or by > >> accident should be fully analyzed, and we argue against > >> their wholesale and indiscriminant repatriation or > >> destruction prior to study." > >> > >> Paragraph 24 is really interesting: > >> > >> "(24) Sufficient time should be allocated for the > >> scientific study of archeological human remains and > >> grave goods before reburial. Periods measured in days > >> and weeks are unreasonably short. Months or years are > >> more appropriate in most cases." > >> > >> ==== VACULPEP Mailing List ==== > >> Search this list's archived messages! > >> http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > > > > > > > > >==== VACULPEP Mailing List ==== > >Visit the Culpeper County USGenWeb Homepage! >http://www.rootsweb.com/~vaculpep/culp.htm > > > > > > > > > > > > >

1850 TENNESSEE CENSUS - PART 8 CARTER, THOMAS M. 25, MARTHA JANE 26, FRANCES E. 2, SC ALA, CR-41-8 CARTER, THOMAS S. 40, SUSAN S. 30, JOHN F. 7, MARTHA 5, JAMES W. 3, T T, P-334-294 CARTER, THOMSON 60, CATHARINE 55, WILLIAM W. 34, PRISLY 30, ALLEN A. 27, VA VA, FR-26-5 CARTER, THORNTON 72, DILLILA 51, RUSSEL 32, DILLY 23, DAVID R. 20, MARTIN 12, DAVID S. 11/12, VA NC, CL-113-483 CARTER, VINCENT 45, ELIZABETH 40, CARCUS 30, JOHN 20, FRANKLIN 18, REBECCA 17, MARY E. 16, LUCEY 12, SABRA 10, JAMES H. 8, SARAH 6, MARTHA 3, UNK T, GI-157-704 CARTER, VOLENTINE 31, LETHA 33, ALLEN 11, MARY E. 9, NANCY J. 6, WILLIAM 4, THOMAS E. 1, T T, BR-542-355 CARTER, W. 29, C.A. 28, N. J. 3, M. A. 6/12, NC T, HU-35-189 CARTER, W. A. 26, FAMA 20, T T, MO-319-46 CARTER, W. D. 21, MARY 22, M. JOHNSON 40, M. BECUM 16, NC T, WE-88-848 CARTER, WALTER 19, FANY 30, WM. 9, HENRY 7, FRANCES 5, LORINDA 3, MARTHA J. 1, NC T, SN-658-348 CARTER, WALTER O. 50, ANNA 44, MARGARET 21, MARY 16, SOPHIA 11, WILLIAM 10, JAMES 10, VA T, RB-899-165 CARTER, WASHINGTON 44, SUSAN 32, DEWIT C. 14, JAMES W. 12, SARAH K. 10, ELIZABETH A. 4, MARRY J. 1, KY T, WY-117-525 CARTER, WILEY 28, SALLY 29, PATSY 15, ELIZABETH 13, KIMRIS 8, BAILEY 6, WILLIAM 1, T ALA, D-836-653 CARTER, WILEY 28, MARIA 25, GREEN 3, MINERVA 2, T NC, G-2126-555 CARTER, WILLIAM 57, JOHN BARBER 22, SOPHIA 20, EMILY 19, JOHN 16, HENRY 14, CHARLES 14, STEPHEN 11, GEORGE 9, ELMYSA 7, HARRIET 5, T T, SN-12-474 CARTER, WILLIAM 54, SARAH C. 29, JOSHUA 19, ELIAS J. 15, ISAIH D. 13, THOMAS N. 2, TENNESSEE 1, NC T, HD-109-482 CARTER, WILLIAM 27, STACY 19, T T, DK-585-81 CARTER, WM. 39, ELIZABETH 35, ESTHER 70, JANE D. EVANS 4, T T, CO-287-727 CARTER, WILLIAM 21, ANN 15, VA T, CR-1299-196 CARTER, WILLIAM 36, ANNA 39, MARGARET 13, RICHARD W. 11, WM H. 9, JAMES U. 7, VA VA, CL-555-550 CARTER, WILLIAM 52, SUSAN 57, CLAIBORN 24, JANE 22, MARTHA 20, ELIZABETH 18, PHAMA 17, MARTIN B. 15, CHARLOTTE 14, WILLIAM 12, CAROLINE 11, PALENA E. 9, JAMES 22, VA VA, RO-336-688 CARTER, WILLIAM 33, AMANDA 33, ISAAC W. 14, ANN E. 11, JOSHUA B. 9, LEVICA C. 7, JAMES K. P. 5, JOHN C. 3, ROBERT S. 1, T T, W-132-22 CARTER, WILLIAM 55, LUCINDA 45, MARY 25, ELIZA 20, SARAH 15, MARION 12, JAMES 5, JOHNATHAN CHEEKS 22, SC KY, O-155-659 CARTER, WILLIAM 35, ELIZABETH 30, RUFUS 17, T T, MT-1605-484 CARTER, WM. 27, ELIZABETH 27, KY T, MO-582-84 CARTER, WM. 21, SARAH 18, T T, LA-178-740 CARTER, WM. 23, NANCY A. 25, ROBT. 8, OTHENIAL 6, SMITH B. 4, BETSY J. 1, VA T, GR-1666-224 CARTER, WILLIAM 27, REBECCA 23, JACOB E. 4, NC NC, GE-739-373 CARTER, WILLIAM 32, ISABELLA 25, ELIZABETH 6, JAMES 3, WILLIAM 1/12, T VA, HE-78-262 CARTER, WILLIAM 27, ELIZA A. 24, WILLIAM 1, T T, MU-1017-445 CARTER, WM. 43, MARTHA 45, RUFUS 16, NC GA, ST-1048-907 CARTER, WILLIAM 29, UNITY 29, ARTENEY E. 8, T SC, HN-70-552 CARTER, WILLIAM 36, SARAH 29, ELIZABETH 17, TRUMAN 15, MARY 11, WILLIAM 14, MARTHA 6, JAMES 1, NC NC, SM-334-663 CARTER, WILLIAM 29, UMILY 29, ARTENEY E. 8, T SC, HN-70-552 CARTER, WM. 32, KY, SH-1630-386 CARTER, WILLIAM C. 27, T, HR-1054-286 CARTER, WILLIAM E. 27, AMANDA 22, ELIZABETH C. 7/12, T T, LI-697-97 CARTER, WILLIAM F. 32, MARIAN 21, MONTGOMERY 2/12, KY NC, WH-74-13 CARTER, WILLIAM F. 23, MARTHA J. 24, MARY E. 20, VA VA, F-839-585 CARTER, WILLIAM H. 35, MARY 34, GEORGE M. 9, EVELINE 8, WILLIAM 7, MARTHA 6, JAMES 5, LOUISA 3, T T, K-973-325 CARTER, WM. H. 26, A. E. 18, W. Y. 5/12, T T, DY-670-436 CARTER, WILLIAM J. 42, NANNIE 23, NATHAN DILLINGHAM 30, NC T, D-797-649 CARTER, WM. K. 47, ELIZABETH 49, WILLIAM J. 18, MARY A. 16, JAMES F. 14, THOMAS G. 12, CYNTHA M. 10, NANCY E. 8, JONATHAN D. 6, REBECCA J. 2, ANTALINE J. DAVIS 22, WILLIAM G. 4, SC SC, CR-737-109 CARTER, WM. L. 61, KIZZIAH 58, ELISA 31, WESLEY 29, WILLIAMSON 27, THOMAS 24, FRANKLIN 21, JAMES 19, CYNTHIA 16, ALEXANDER TURBERVILLE 7, SC SC, HI-658-92 CARTER, WM. L. 46, ARABELLA 39, JAMES W. 15, MARY C. 11, SARAH H. 6, WILLIAM L. 2, NANCY ROGERS 70, T T, HN-35-649 CARTER, WM. M. 51, ELIZA 47, ELIZABETH 20, MARY 17, ALMEDIA 15, WILLIAM 12, NC NC, SN-103-582 CARTER, WILLIAM S. 58, NANCY 52, PRIOR W. 27, MARTHA 21, SARAH 19, MARCUS R. 15, SAML. W. 6, NC T, M-635-368 CARTER, WILLIAM T. 45, SARAH 74, COLEMAN F. 38, VA VA, WI-730-581 CARTER, WM. T. 40, MARY 27, JAMES M. 18, THOMAS 9, MARY J. 7, WM. 5, ALBERT 4, ROBERT 3, T T, GI-194-839 CARTER, WILLIAM W. 52, ISABELLA 40, SAMUEL 19, JOHN 17, ELVIRA 15, HARRIET 13, HENRY C. 8, WILLIAM 6, ANGELA 2, RUFFIAN MURPHY 25, VA T, WL-1110-789 CARTER, WILLIS 31, MARY 27, MARTIN B. 8, WILLIAM B. 7, MARY E. 3, REBECCA F. 1, WILLIAM SCOTT 12, T T, DK-85-11 CARTER, WILLIS 45, MARY 36, MILAS 17, ELLIS 15, MARTHA 8, WILLIS 4, ELIZABETH 2, NC T, GE-244-307 CARTER, WILLIS A. 22, ELIZABETH 23, T T, LI-646-90 CARTER, WILLIS S. 51, JANE M. 43, THOMAS C. 22, NANCY J. 17, STEPHEN M. 16, F. K. 14, WILLIS S. 12, GEO. W. 9, SARAH E. 7, MARY 5, ANDREW J. 4, JAMES G. 3, T T, RO-1601-861 CARTER, WINNEY 74, JAMES 36, VA VA, RO-325-687 CARTER, WINSLOW 44, ELIZABETH 36, LUCY 16,WILLIAM 13, JAMES 8, HENRY 7, MANDA 4, WILLIS 2, MAHALA 22, ELIZABETH 2, NC NC, SM-892-735 CARTER, WINSTON 50, SUSAN 48, EBBERT 22, LUTHER M. 21, HIRAM H. 19, HU. J. 16, BETTIE JANE 12, LAFAYETTE 14, G. W. MARTIN CARTER 10, MARY ANN 6, T T, DI-568-257

1850 TENNESSEE CENSUS - PART 7 CARTER, REUBEN 65, MARTHA 66, E. M. 21, VA SC, CR-738-110 CARTER, RICHARD 63, ELIZABETH 59, CAROLINE 30, EMELINE 27, WM. M. 20, JAMES M. 18, MINOR 14, RICHARD 13, SC NC, F-1143-630 CARTER, ROBERT 33, MARTHA 30, JOHN 6, SUSAN 3, MARGARETT 11/12, VA T, MO-581-84 CARTER, ROBERT 46, REBECCA 41, JOHN 22, ELIZABETH 20, LORENZO 17, GREEN 14, NANCY 12, CLARA 12, MARY 8, ROBERT 3, ABRAM 1/12, NC T, HU-144-204 CARTER, ROBERT 25, VA, MT-6-495 CARTER, ROBERT 42, ARENA O. 37, MADISON J. 12, DOCTOR J. 11, GEORGE M. DALLAS CARTER 6, FRANCIS M. 3, JUDY A. 6/12, NC T, LE-202-807 CARTER, ROBT. 76, ELIZABETH M. 69, LUCY 44, VA VA, GR-1665-224 CARTER, ROBERT 26, ROSEANNA 22, WILLIAM 5, EDMOND 3, JAMES 1, LUCEY 71, T T, HR-837-252 CARTER, ROBERT 25, ELIZABETH 22, MARY C. 5, NELSON 2, JANE 1, T T, PO-771-494 CARTER, ROBERT 35, CYNTHIA 31, JOHN S. 4, SARAH J. 3/12, VA NC, HN-107-597 CARTER, ROBERT 43, ELIZABETH 42, WM. P. 15, MALVINA 12, PEYTON A. 4, DANIEL RICHMOND 5, KY T, RU-730-601 CARTER, ROBERT D. 33, HIM (SIC) E. 35, JULIA E. 11, JANE 9, EMILY 7, SARAH 6, WILLIAM G. 4, JAMES V. 2, T VA, MS-618-279 CARTER, ROBERT N. 58, ELIZABETH 53, ROBERT H. 19, ASBURY E. 17, HARRIET A. 15, NC SC, CR-735-109 CARTER, ROLLE 28, ELIZABETH J. 23, MARY 5, ANNA 3, SARAH M. 2, T T, GE-1621-493 CARTER, ROLLINS 44, ELIZABETH 42, EDMOND J. 16, MARCISSA J. 15, SUSAN 14, PERRY L. 12, HENRY H. 11, JOSHUA E. 8, ELIZABETH F. 5, JOHN N. 2, T NC, A-49-6 CARTER, RUTH 42, CHARLES 18, WILLIAM 15, ELIZABETH MCFARLAND 76, NC T, BR-1404-476 CARTER, S. C. 41, MILDRED 35, MEDORA 11, ROBERT 4, JOHN 1, WASHINGTON DONEGAN 26, CLEN 24, DAVID Z. READ 35, THOMAS GANETT 28, S. GUTHIN 18, T T, D-594-249 CARTER, S. J. 47, ANN 31, WARREN 16, LEE 14, CHAS. 10, LAURA 6, IRENE 4, SAML. 1, VA T, D-854-467 CARTER, S. N. 34, CHARITY D. 30, GEORGE B. 12, JOHN C. 9, MARTHA F. 6, ROBERT F. 3, NC NC, WL-1407-831 CARTER, S.R. 29, PARTHENA 29, WILLIAM 5, JAMES 4, BENJ. 1, NC T, BR-214-306 CARTER, SALLY 24, DELILA EMORY 18, JAMES K. P. 6, NC NC, CO-695-785 CARTER, SALLY 24, RUTHA 60, PRYSCILLER 38, JOHN C. 18, JAMES 16, ALSEY 10, RUTHA 8, AMANDA 6, DURENDA 5/12, T NC, J-608-403 CARTER, SAMPSON 22, HARRET 20, T T, J-922-448 CARTER, SAMUEL 35, KY, D-289-207 CARTER, SAMUEL 24, MARY 24, ALEXANDER 1, ALA T, SN-247-289 CARTER, SAMUEL 56, MARY 51, HILEY 28, ANDERSON 20, STEPHEN MANOR 12, T T, GE-1623-494 CARTER, SAMUEL 59, CANWAY 24, MITCHELL 22, SC T, PO-755-492 CARTER, SARAH 56, LUCINDA 30, MARTHA 23, MARY 20, REBECCA 18, ELIZABETH 15, MATILDA M. 14, JOS. A. 12, JOHN 10, VA T, SN-656-348 CARTER, SION B. 30, PARTHENA 28, WILLIAM 6, JAMES 4, BENJ. 2, T T, BR-1762-524 CARTER, SOLOMON 37, ANN 35, CELIA F. 13, NANCY E. 12, SARAH ALLEN CARTER 10, WILLIAM A. 8, JAMES A. 6, JOHN B. 4, ALBERT P. 2, T T, WL-125-642 CARTER, STEPHEN 25, MARY ANN 20, JOSEPH A. 11/12, ELIZABETH 25, MARY T. 1, NELSON 18, T T, GR-1187-177 CARTER, STEPHEN 65, BETTY 56, RICHARD 18, EMELINE 17, JOHN 13, UNK T, RU-55-504 CARTER, STEPHEN 22, MARY 21, BENJAMIN F. 2/12, T T, MU-854-424 CARTER, STEPHEN 27, ELIZA 22, EMMA A. 3, NANCY J. 1, WILLIAM ROPER 18, MARY BARNETT 12, JOHN B. 10, JAMES MCMAURY 45, NC NC, MA-316-474 CARTER, STERLING 27, MARGARET 31, ELIZABETH 2, NANCY L. 8/12, NC T, CL-234-503 CARTER, SUSAN 40, JACK 19, JYDA 17, SILVA 14, JANE 16, FRANK 15, JOSEPH 11, CHARLOTTE 9, WILLIAM 7, T T, MO-132-20 CARTER, SUSAN 75, MARTHA 23, T T, MC-1168-614 CARTER, SUSANNAH 52, DAZEL 28, LEWIS 24, JOHN T. L. 21, ELIZABETH J. 12, BENJAMIN ANDERSON 49, T T, GE-1508-477 CARTER, THACKSTON 45, JANE 36, LEROY 15, JANE M. 13, JAMES M. 10, MARGARET L. 8, ELIZABETH P. 5, HENRY W. 3, HANAH D. 1, MARILDA JONES 27, T T, J-1241-649 CARTER, THOMAS 45, PARTHENA 37, WILLIAM H. 20, TALLIFERO 19, LUCINDY 18, MARTHA 16, CAROLINE 13, MINERVA 12, ALBERT J. 10, NANCY J. 8, FRANCES W. 7, ANN E. 6, MARY A. 3, NC VA, RO-1641-866 CARTER, THOMAS 28, MARTHA 25, MARY 5, SARAH 2, KY VA, 0-192-664 CARTER, THOMAS 24, FRANCIS 19, JULIA 5/12, T KY, RB-1570-268 CARTER, THOMAS 35, EMILY 34, SAML. 16, JOHN 14, WILLIAM 12, ELIZABETH 10, CHARLES 8, JOSEPH 2, LUCINDA 23, T VA, M-271-315 CARTER, THOMAS 62, ELIZABETH 37, HARRIET PERRY 33, GEORGE CARTER 26, MILDRED 21, ANTHONY 15, THOMAS PERRY 4, NC NC, M-150-298 CARTER, THOS. 43, FANNY 38, ELIZABETH 16, MARTHA 14, MARY C. 12, JEFFERSON R. 91, FANNY 6, THOS. E. 4, MARTHA A. 3, FRANCES M. 7/12, NC NC, PO-903-513 CARTER, THOS. 42, NANCY 44, JAMES 18, THOMAS 16, WILLIAM 11, REBECCA 7, MARTHA 4, VA VA, MA-394-484 CARTER, THOS. 68, CELA 65, VA VA, RU-788-609 CARTER, THOMAS F. 45, ELENDOR 40, MARGARET A. 18, SERENA E. 16, SARAH E. 13, COLUMBUS B. 10, ELIZA C. 6, RUFUS M. 1, VA T, RO-679-734 CARTER, THOS. J. 45, ABAGAIL 43, SARAH 16, WM. 14, NC NC, HY-209-34

CARTER 1840 MISSISSIPPI CENSUS INDEX 1 OF 2 CARTER, A. ADAMS CO 012 NATCHEZ CITY CARTER, A.B. LAFAYETTE CO 172 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, A.G. MARSHALL CO 049 NORTHERN DIVISION CARTER, A.G. WASHINGTON CO 246 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, ABNER PERRY CO 175 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, ALEXANDER LOWNDES CO 208 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, ALEXANDER HINDS CO 197 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, ALFRED PANOLA CO 139 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, ALLEN PIKE CO 163 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, ALLEN A. CLARKE CO 125 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, AUGUSTIN MONROE CO 085 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, B.M. LAUDERDALE CO 048 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, BAINS ITAWAMBA CO 155 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, BENNET PIKE CO 163 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, BURREL PIKE CO 160 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, CHARLES C. COVINGTON CO 138 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, CLARKE KEMPER CO 022 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, DANIEL C. DE SOTO CO 120 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, DANIEL PERRY CO 175 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, DAVID YALOBUSHA CO 287 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, DAVID WILKINSON CO 296 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, DAVIS G. MONROE CO 060 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, DERREL PIKE CO 160 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, DORATH TISHOMINGO CO 231 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, DUDLEY COVINGTON CO 138 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, EBENEZER MARSHALL CO 049 NORTHERN DIVIS. CARTER, EBENEZER CHOCTA? CO 085 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, ELIAS J. LAFAYETTE CO 172 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, FRANCIS HOLMES CO 264 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, FRANKLIN ITAWAMBA CO 147 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, FROST AND WASHINGTON CO 246 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, GEORGE LAUDERDALE CO 049 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, GREEN TIPPAH CO 184 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, HARVIL PIKE CO 163 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, HENRY PIKE CO 163 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, HUGH ITAWAMBA CO 144 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, IRVIN ITAWAMBA CO 140 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, ISAAC SMITH CO 232 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, ISRAEL PIKE CO 163 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, J. TUNICA CO 251 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JACKSON LAFAYETTE CO 168 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JACOB MARION CO 117 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JACOB COVINGTON CO 138 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JAMES TIPPAH CO 175 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JAMES YALOBUSHA CO 285 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JAMES CHOCTAW CO 083 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JAMES CHICKASAW CO 067 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JAMES ADAMS CO 037 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JAMES G. NESHOBA CO 133 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JESSE TISHOMINGO CO 231 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JESSE P. MONROE CO 072 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JIMMERSON PIKE CO 162 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JOEL COAHOMA CO 099 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JOHN TISHOMINGO CO 231 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JOHN TISHOMINGO CO 229 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JOHN MARSHALL CO 031 SOUTHERN DIVISION CARTER, JOHN PONTOTOC CO 149 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JOHN PIKE CO 160 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JOHN C. TISHOMINGO CO 215 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JOHN R. PONTOTOC CO 146 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JOHN W.? TISHOMINGO CO 235 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JONATHAN HOLMES CO 254 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JOSEPH TISHOMINGO CO 230 NO TWP LISTED CARTER, JOSEPH JACKSON CO 272 NO TWP LISTED

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------11FF54C85F18 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Dear List, I just received this from Alice and thought I would forward it on .. she was distressed by the E-mail, I had forwarded about the Cemeteries, she found out it is true. I think maybe we should write our Congressmen about this and stand up and be heard. This is very unwarranted on our governments part. Can anyone give us some advise? With me being out of Country? I am not sure what the Protocal would be. Sincerely, Derre Southworth Maybury Manama, BAHRAIN Alice Beal wrote: > > This message is very upsetting to me. I hope that we in Maine don't have > this problem. I saw an old man who owned a gravel pit , and on whose land I > had heard they had exumed some of the dead in a cemetery near the pit. When > I stopped to inquire , he told me that it was a funny thing , but there > were no remains, just the stones marking the graves., and they had removed > them to a new location. It seems that our dead are no longer protected by > our government.We need to stand up and be counted . > Alice Beal > --------------11FF54C85F18 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Message-ID: <md5:A8B52BC99F4696C1FC5989AC29D5E5B6> Return-Path: <abb@nemaine.com> Received: from mailhost.nemaine.com ([205.139.6.148]) by sv10.batelco.com.bh (Post.Office MTA v3.5 release 215 ID# 589-54461U20000L20000S0V35) with SMTP id bh for <derre@batelco.com.bh>; Sun, 24 Jan 1999 20:55:30 +0300 Received: from default [206.97.117.125] by mailhost.nemaine.com with ESMTP (SMTPD32-4.03) id AD30B4A0236; Sun, 24 Jan 1999 12:49:36 EST Reply-To: <abb@nemaine.com> From: "Alice Beal" <abb@nemaine.com> To: "Derre Maybury" <derre@batelco.com.bh> Subject: Re: [SMITH-L] Cemeteries Date: Sun, 24 Jan 1999 12:58:07 -0500 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Priority: 3 X-Mailer: Microsoft Internet Mail 4.70.1162 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mozilla-Status: 0011 This message is very upsetting to me. I hope that we in Maine don't have this problem. I saw an old man who owned a gravel pit , and on whose land I had heard they had exumed some of the dead in a cemetery near the pit. When I stopped to inquire , he told me that it was a funny thing , but there were no remains, just the stones marking the graves., and they had removed them to a new location. It seems that our dead are no longer protected by our government.We need to stand up and be counted . Alice Beal ---------- > From: Derre Maybury <derre@batelco.com.bh> > To: SMITH-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [SMITH-L] Cemeteries > Date: Sunday, January 24, 1999 2:09 AM > > > IMPORTANT!! > I feel all should read this! > This is horrible. They can just dig people up without the > permission of their > > >families? Even then the thought is gruesome.Derre > > > > > > >> The note about the Smith cemetery in Kentucky was of concern to me, since > > I am > > >> also looking for a Smith line that originated in Virginia and migrated to > > >> Kansas by way of Kentucky. We are in danger of losing a lot of historical > > >> information by the disregard being shown for ancient cemeteries. I had always > > >> believed they were considered "sacred" and would never be moved, but > > >> obviously, this was an error. > > >> Now, please read on, about an issue of real concern...in an area where many > > >> Culpeper residents and descendants (including the Wilhoit/Wilhites) were laid > > >> to rest: > > >> > > >> Subj: [INPCRP-L] University of Indianapolis > > >> Date: 1/21/99 9:14:19 PM Central Standard Time > > >> From: LawOfficeInformationSystem@worldnet.att.net (Lois Mauk) > > >> To: INPCRP-L@rootsweb.com > > >> > > >> In the case of Rhodes Cemetery near Indianapolis, two years ago, the bodies > > >> of 35 children and 8 adults were removed from their burial places to make > > >> way for a warehouse being constructed by Duke Realty. > > >> > > >> In the case of Wilhoit Cemetery in Dubois County, the remains of up to 69 > > >> individuals were exhumed last summer to make way for the construction of a > > >> new home. > > >> > > >> In the case of Tucker Cemetery in Shelbyville, the remains of numerous > > >> individuals were exhumed a few weeks ago after their brick-lined burial > > >> vaults were discovered during the construction of a wastewater lagoon. > > >> > > >> In each of these instances (and likely many, many more), the remains were > > >> excavated and delivered to a laboratory at the University of Indianapolis, > > >> WHERE THEY STILL REMAIN, ostensibly for the purposes of "archeological > > >> research". > > >> > > >> Under current state law, it appears that the University of Indianapolis has > > >> been designated as the "official" repository for many of our ancestors and > > >> predecessors' remains. > > >> > > >> The name of Stephen P. Nawrocki, Ph.D., has come up in connection with two > > >> or more of the above situations. He is the Director of Osteology (PhD > > >> SUNY-Binghamton 1992, DABFA 1996; Associate Professor of Biology): skeletal > > >> biology, forensics, skeletal age estimation, biostatistics, taphonomy, > > >> osteoarcheology, historic cemeteries. > > >> > > >> Tonight I wrote to Dr. Nawrocke <his e-mail address is > > >> nawrocki@GANDLF.UINDY.EDU> asking him to disclose to me, under the Freedom > > >> of Information Act or other legislation: > > >> > > >> (1) The names of all the cemeteries from which the U of I laboratory is > > >> presently in custody of human remains from said cemeteries; > > >> > > >> (2) The number of persons' remains presently in the custody of the U of I > > >> laboratory; and > > >> > > >> (3) The projected timetable for the reinterment of said remains and the name > > >> of the persons or entities responsible for the cost of said reinterment. > > >> > > >> HOWEVER, I have just read the "HUMAN REMAINS POLICY for the University of > > >> Indianapolis Archeology & Forensics Laboratory", which can be found at: > > >> http://www.uindy.edu/~archlab/policy.html > > >> > > >> The first paragraph of their Disclosure Policy states: > > >> > > >> "(1) For reasons of confidentiality, propriety, due > > >> process, site protection, and security, we generally > > >> do not discuss human remains cases with the public, > > >> the press, or with agencies not directly involved in > > >> an investigation. We will not reveal the locations > > >> of any archeological sites or recovery scenes nor > > >> the names of other individuals involved. Exceptions > > >> may be made in situations where public or professional > > >> education is deemed appropriate and beneficial, but > > >> will occur only when permission for disclosure has > > >> been obtained from the individual(s) or agencies for > > >> whom the consulting services are being provided." > > >> > > >> Paragraph 7 of the Human Remains Policy is pretty interesting: > > >> > > >> "(7) Our laboratory curates human skeletal remains on > > >> both a temporary and permanent basis, and we use these > > >> remains in teaching and research. We will accept human > > >> remains from archeologists, museums, and private > > >> individuals for permanent curation." > > >> > > >> Paragraph 8 states: > > >> > > >> "(8) We believe that all human remains and associated > > >> artifacts represent the collective heritage of humanity > > >> as a whole and that their study provides important > > >> scientific information concerning the human condition > > >> -- past, present, and future. Regardless of their age > > >> or ancestry, human remains excavated by plan or by > > >> accident should be fully analyzed, and we argue against > > >> their wholesale and indiscriminant repatriation or > > >> destruction prior to study." > > >> > > >> Paragraph 24 is really interesting: > > >> > > >> "(24) Sufficient time should be allocated for the > > >> scientific study of archeological human remains and > > >> grave goods before reburial. Periods measured in days > > >> and weeks are unreasonably short. Months or years are > > >> more appropriate in most cases." > > >> > > >> ==== VACULPEP Mailing List ==== > > >> Search this list's archived messages! > > >> http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >==== VACULPEP Mailing List ==== > > >Visit the Culpeper County USGenWeb Homepage! >http://www.rootsweb.com/~vaculpep/culp.htm > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== SMITH Mailing List ==== > ----------------SMITH Surname QUERY Only List------------------ > Want to unsubscribe, and did not save your instructions? > Visit the SMITH Surname Query List webpage to see how! > http://medgen.iupui.edu/~rebecca/roots/smith.html > > > --------------11FF54C85F18--

CARTER 1830 MISSISSIPPI CENSUS INDEX HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD - COUNTY - (WH) MALES - (WH) FEMALES CARTER ALEXANDER - LOWNDES - MALES - 2(10-20) 1(40-60) - FEMALES - 2(UN10) 1(10-20) 1(40-60) ARMSTEAD - HINDS - MALES - 1(10-20) 1(20-40) -FEMALES - 1(UN10) 2(10-20) 1(20-40) BENJAMIN - COPIAH - MALES - 1(UN10) 1(20-40) 1(40-60) - FEMALES - 1(20-40) BENNETT - LAWRENCE - MALES - 1(20-40) - FEMALES - 2(10-20) CHURCH - COPIAH - MALES - 1(UN10) 1(20-40) - FEMALES - 1(10-20) DANIEL - PERRY - MALES - 3(UN10) 1(10-20) 2(20-40) - FEMALES - 2(UN10) 120-40) DUDLEY - HINDS - MALES - 1(20-40) - FEMALES - 3(UN10) 1(20-40) GEORGE W. - WILKINSON - MALES - 1(20-40) - FEMALES - 4(UN10) 2(10-20) 1(20-40) HUGHEY - LOWNDES - MALES - 1(20-40) - FEMALES - 1(10-20) ISAAC - PERRY - MALES - 1(20-40) 1(60&OV) - FEMALES - 1(60&OV) JACOB - PERRY - MALES - 2(UN10) 1(10-20) 3(20-40) 1(40-60) - FEMALES - 1(UN10) 3(10-20) 1(40-60) JACOB - MARION - MALES - 1(60&OV) - FEMALES - 1(60&OV) JAMES - ADAMS - MALES - 2(UN10) 1(40-60) - FEMALES - 2(UN10) 3(10-20) 1(20-40) JOHN - HINDS - MALES - 1(20-40) 1(40-60) - FEMALES - 1(40-60) JOSEPH - JEFFERSON - MALES - 1(UN10) 1(10-20) 1(20-40) - FEMALES - 4(UN10) 3(10-20) 1(20-40) LANGDON J. - MONROE - MALES - 1(20-40) - FEMALES - 2(UN10) 1(20-40) M. - MONROE - MALES - 1(UN10) 1(20-40) 1(60&OV) - FEMALES - 2(UN10) 1(20-40) MARCUS E. - MARION - MALES - 3(UN10) 1(10-20) 2(20-40) - FEMALES - 1(UN10) 1(20-40) MATHEW - SIMPSON - MALES - 2(UN10) 2(10-20) 1(20-40) FEMALES - 3(UN10) 1(20-40) MATHEW - JACKSON - MALES - 3(UN10) 1(10-20) 1(40-60) - FEMALES - 3(UN10) 1(10-20) 1(20-40) MILLER - PERRY - 2(UN10) 1(20-40) - FEMALES - 2(UN10) 1(20-40) MOSES - HANCOCK - MALES - 2(UN10) 1(20-40) - FEMALES - 4(UN10) 1(20-40) NATHANIEL - COPIAH - MALES - 1(10-20) - FEMALES - 1(10-20) NELSON B. - HINDS - MALES - 2(20-40) P. - MONROE - MALES - 1(10-20) 2(20-40) 1(60&OV) - FEMALES - 1(40-60) PHARAH - ADAMS - MALES - 1(20-40) - FEMALES - 3(UN10) 1(20-40) THOMAS - PERRY - MALES - 1(60&OV) - FEMALES - 1(60&OV) THOMAS - HINDS - MALES - 1(20-40) 1(40-60) 1(60&OV) - FEMALES - 1(UN10) 1(10-20) 1(20-40) WILLIAM - COPIAH - MALES - 1(40-60) 1(60&OV) - FEMALES - 1(10-20) 1(40-60) WILLIAM - PERRY - MALES - 2(UN10) 1(10-20) 1(40-60) - FEMALES - 1(10-20) 1(20-40) WM. - JACKSON - MALES - 2(UN10) 2(10-20) 1(40-60) - FEMALES - 1(UN10) 2(10-20) 3(20-40) 1(40-60) WM. - MONROE - MALES - 1(10-20) 1(20-40) - FEMALES - 1(UN10) 1(10-20) WM. K. - MADISON - MALES - 1(UN10) 1(10-20) 1(40-60) - FEMALES - 1(UN10) 2(10-20) 1(20-40) WILLIAM S. - LAWRENCE - MALES - 2(UN10) 1(20-40) - FEMALES - 1(UN10) 1(20-40) WM. W. - HINDS - MALES - 1(UN10) 1(20-40)

Does anyone know anything about this line of Carters? Isaac Vinson CARTER born 03/04/1812 N.C.;died 05/09/1879 IA.married Elizabeth BAKER from VA.on 05/09/1879. Children were: Alfred CARTER;b.03/31/1831,Mathias M.CARTER;b.12/26/1832IN.,William CARTER;b.05/25/1834IN.,Rebecca CARTER;b.12/26/1835IN,Marieh CARTER;b.06/06/1837IN.,Charity CARTER;b.01/10/1833IN.,Joseph CARTER;b.04/06/1841IN.,Sarah CARTER;b.03/26/1845IN.,&Isaac Jefferson CARTER;b.07/25/1846IN. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/6746/ http://members.tripod.com/dunderwood/ormanindex.html

> IMPORTANT!! I feel all should read this! This is horrible. They can just dig people up without the permission of their > >families? Even then the thought is gruesome.Derre > > > >> The note about the Smith cemetery in Kentucky was of concern to me, since > I am > >> also looking for a Smith line that originated in Virginia and migrated to > >> Kansas by way of Kentucky. We are in danger of losing a lot of historical > >> information by the disregard being shown for ancient cemeteries. I had always > >> believed they were considered "sacred" and would never be moved, but > >> obviously, this was an error. > >> Now, please read on, about an issue of real concern...in an area where many > >> Culpeper residents and descendants (including the Wilhoit/Wilhites) were laid > >> to rest: > >> > >> Subj: [INPCRP-L] University of Indianapolis > >> Date: 1/21/99 9:14:19 PM Central Standard Time > >> From: LawOfficeInformationSystem@worldnet.att.net (Lois Mauk) > >> To: INPCRP-L@rootsweb.com > >> > >> In the case of Rhodes Cemetery near Indianapolis, two years ago, the bodies > >> of 35 children and 8 adults were removed from their burial places to make > >> way for a warehouse being constructed by Duke Realty. > >> > >> In the case of Wilhoit Cemetery in Dubois County, the remains of up to 69 > >> individuals were exhumed last summer to make way for the construction of a > >> new home. > >> > >> In the case of Tucker Cemetery in Shelbyville, the remains of numerous > >> individuals were exhumed a few weeks ago after their brick-lined burial > >> vaults were discovered during the construction of a wastewater lagoon. > >> > >> In each of these instances (and likely many, many more), the remains were > >> excavated and delivered to a laboratory at the University of Indianapolis, > >> WHERE THEY STILL REMAIN, ostensibly for the purposes of "archeological > >> research". > >> > >> Under current state law, it appears that the University of Indianapolis has > >> been designated as the "official" repository for many of our ancestors and > >> predecessors' remains. > >> > >> The name of Stephen P. Nawrocki, Ph.D., has come up in connection with two > >> or more of the above situations. He is the Director of Osteology (PhD > >> SUNY-Binghamton 1992, DABFA 1996; Associate Professor of Biology): skeletal > >> biology, forensics, skeletal age estimation, biostatistics, taphonomy, > >> osteoarcheology, historic cemeteries. > >> > >> Tonight I wrote to Dr. Nawrocke <his e-mail address is > >> nawrocki@GANDLF.UINDY.EDU> asking him to disclose to me, under the Freedom > >> of Information Act or other legislation: > >> > >> (1) The names of all the cemeteries from which the U of I laboratory is > >> presently in custody of human remains from said cemeteries; > >> > >> (2) The number of persons' remains presently in the custody of the U of I > >> laboratory; and > >> > >> (3) The projected timetable for the reinterment of said remains and the name > >> of the persons or entities responsible for the cost of said reinterment. > >> > >> HOWEVER, I have just read the "HUMAN REMAINS POLICY for the University of > >> Indianapolis Archeology & Forensics Laboratory", which can be found at: > >> http://www.uindy.edu/~archlab/policy.html > >> > >> The first paragraph of their Disclosure Policy states: > >> > >> "(1) For reasons of confidentiality, propriety, due > >> process, site protection, and security, we generally > >> do not discuss human remains cases with the public, > >> the press, or with agencies not directly involved in > >> an investigation. We will not reveal the locations > >> of any archeological sites or recovery scenes nor > >> the names of other individuals involved. Exceptions > >> may be made in situations where public or professional > >> education is deemed appropriate and beneficial, but > >> will occur only when permission for disclosure has > >> been obtained from the individual(s) or agencies for > >> whom the consulting services are being provided." > >> > >> Paragraph 7 of the Human Remains Policy is pretty interesting: > >> > >> "(7) Our laboratory curates human skeletal remains on > >> both a temporary and permanent basis, and we use these > >> remains in teaching and research. We will accept human > >> remains from archeologists, museums, and private > >> individuals for permanent curation." > >> > >> Paragraph 8 states: > >> > >> "(8) We believe that all human remains and associated > >> artifacts represent the collective heritage of humanity > >> as a whole and that their study provides important > >> scientific information concerning the human condition > >> -- past, present, and future. Regardless of their age > >> or ancestry, human remains excavated by plan or by > >> accident should be fully analyzed, and we argue against > >> their wholesale and indiscriminant repatriation or > >> destruction prior to study." > >> > >> Paragraph 24 is really interesting: > >> > >> "(24) Sufficient time should be allocated for the > >> scientific study of archeological human remains and > >> grave goods before reburial. Periods measured in days > >> and weeks are unreasonably short. Months or years are > >> more appropriate in most cases." > >> > >> ==== VACULPEP Mailing List ==== > >> Search this list's archived messages! > >> http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > > > > > > > > >==== VACULPEP Mailing List ==== > >Visit the Culpeper County USGenWeb Homepage! >http://www.rootsweb.com/~vaculpep/culp.htm > > > > > > > > > > > > >

I am a new subscriber to the Carter list wishing to make contact with anyone who is searching the line of Henry Carter b. 1760/70 prob. Charles Co. MD. The Madison Co. Ky 1830 census shows him age 60-70 with wife age 50-60. Henry Carter had the following children listed in an 1827 indenture from his brother William Carter of Garrard Co. KY: Susannah, Betsy, Polly, Charles, Joseph, John, Alcy,(my gg grandmother b. 1812 d.1871 in Van Buren Co. IA.) Henry (twin of Alcy), William, and Rhoda. Although at least one of Henry Carter's children, Betsy, was shown to have been born in Maryland I am unable to verify if Henry came from there. Charles Co. MD land records show that Carters lived near my ancestor Isaac Davis whose son Alexander Davis later married Alcy Carter in Madison Co. KY before they moved to Van Buren County, Iowa in 1836. I am also seeking any info regarding Henry Carter's wife who may have been named Susannah or Susan Black.

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