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 1760 - 1830 (~ 69 years)
1710 - 1766 (56 years)
| Birth |
1710 |
Lancaster Co., Virginia  |
| Died |
1766 |
Amherst Co., Virginia |
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| Father |
Capt. Thomas 'of Barford' Carter, Jr., b. 4 Jun 1672, Lancaster Co., Virginia |
| Mother |
Arabella Williamson, b. Abt 1666, Lancaster Co., Virginia |
| Married |
22 Aug 1695 |
Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania |
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| Family |
Lucy Carter, b. Abt 1710 |
| Children |
| | 1. Elizabeth Carter, b. Abt 1735, Amherst Co., Virginia |
| | 2. Charles Carter, Jr., b. Dec 1760, Amherst Co., Virginia |
| | 3. Anne Carter, b. Est 1748, Prince George Co., Colonial Virginia |
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 Abt 1710 - 1797 (~ 87 years)
| Birth |
Abt 1710 |
| Died |
1797 |
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| Family 1 |
Charles 'of Amherst' Carter, b. 1710, Lancaster Co., Virginia |
| Children |
| | 1. Elizabeth Carter, b. Abt 1735, Amherst Co., Virginia |
| | 2. Charles Carter, Jr., b. Dec 1760, Amherst Co., Virginia |
| | 3. Anne Carter, b. Est 1748, Prince George Co., Colonial Virginia |
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| Family 2 |
John Blakemore, b. Est 1710, Virginia Colony |
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| Name |
Charles Carter |
| Suffix |
Jr. |
| Born |
Dec 1760 |
Amherst Co., Virginia |
| Gender |
Male |
| Died |
1 Jan 1830 |
Smith, Tennessee |
| Person ID |
I15257 |
My Reynolds Line | Descendants of Thomas Carter of Barford |
| Last Modified |
5 Jan 2016 |
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| Sources |
- [S75] Margie Brown.
November term 1805 Sumner Co., TN:
Charles Carter ags Dale Carter exc'r of John Carter dec'd. Def sued on a bond for L95 [pounds] given to John Carter long ago. given for a negro Charles, now in the possession of Elmore Douglas, claimed by John Carter as the property of his wife, Sister of Chas. Carter. Deft thinks, Sal, mother of Charles as property left by will to mother for life, but left to Elizabeth who married Jno. Carter. And if she died without any lawful heirs begotten of her body the said negroes should return & her increase and be equally divided among the rest. John Carter's wife died 18 years ago [1787]. Mother eight years ago [1797]. Jno. Carter's wife and children died together. [Note: The above reference to Sal, mother of Charles, is a reference to the slave who was left by Charles Carter, Sr. to his daughter Elizabeth by his will of 1766. See the reference to Charles Carters will above.]
Smith Co Court Suit, TN State Archives listed as film #262 Box 15 file 779 and a portion misfiled in file 778:
Charles Carter Jr., the maker of the above instrument was the son of Charles Sr. and Lucy Carter of Amherst Co., VA and a step son of Captain John Blakemore of Blackmore's Fort. Charles Carter Jr. was born in December of 1760 in Virginia and died 01 January 1830 in Smith Co., TN. In 1779 Charles Carter Jr. married Mary Stanton the daughter of Richard and Charity Stanton. In 1779 he received land in [now] Sumner Co, Tn and settled on that land, known as Station Camp Creek by 1783. He had 7 children by Mary before abandoning her and moving to Jackson Co., TN with Mary Stanton's sister Milinda Stanton and had 7 children by her, Millie dying in 1820. After the death of Milly he made a marriage with a Rebecca Pearson, later Rebecca Stypes, with whom he had 2 more children. At Charles Carter Jr's. death Mary Stanton Carter, his only legitimate wife, returned from Livingston Co. KY. and claimed dower rights in the deceased Charles Carter Jr's. estate. Mary did prevail, and the lengthy lawsuit reinforces that Old Mrs. Blakemore's estate was divided into three lots and that Charles Carter Jr's. sister Elizabeth was killed by Indians in 1787.
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