Thomas Carter, III

Notes:

http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/lancaster/vitals/marriages/marr0000.txt
Lancaster Co., Virginia Marriage Records
15 Nov., 1750, Wm. Stamps & Ellinor Brent, Jun. Sec. Robert Brent, Jesse Carter. Consent of Charles Chowning to Stamps' marriage, & of Cahterine Brent to her dau. Ellinor Brent's.

Thomas Carter married Joanna Miller; Jesse Carter, son of Joanna Miller, married Mary Chattin whose Mother is Margaret Miller. Sisters?

Thomas married Joanna 'Joan' Miller. Joanna was born Abt 1700; died Bef 3 May 1737, Lancaster Co., Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

http://danielsfamilytree.com/bio.php?id=30711&cs=brown&lang=english
Name: Thomas Chattin Birth: ABT. 1665 Lancaster County, Va Death: 13 Nov 1735 Lancaster County, Va
Father: Thomas Chattin b: ABT. 1636 in England
Mother: Elizabeth Welsh

Marriage 1 Margaret Miller Married: BEF. 1720 Children
Joseph Chattin
Margaret Chattin b: ABT. 1702 in Lancaster County, Va
Sarah Chattin b: ABT. 1704
Anne Chattin b: ABT. 1710 in White Chapel Parish. Lancaster County, Va
Mary Chattin b: ABT. 1728 in White Chapel Parish. Lancaster County, Va
Thomas Cornelius Chattin b: 1728 in St Mary's White Chapel Parrish. Lancaster County, Va
Frances Chattin b: 1730
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CARTERS OF ?OAKLAND? PITTSYLVANIA.

9. JESSE CARTER, appeared in the Lancaster records next after the settlement of his father's estate as, "Jesse Carter of the Parish of Christ Church, Lancaster, "Schoolmaster" when on Dec. 8, 1749, he sold to Col. James Gordon 125 acres of land on Corotoman River that had descended to him from his grandfather, Capt. Thomas Carter. At this time he was unmarried, but in the next year he is said to have married Susan Satterwhite, or Satherwaite, of whose parentage no record has been located. That is a name that is found but occasionally in Virginia record, and Mr. Crozier in his Index to Southern Pedigrees of more than twenty thousand family histories and genealogical notes failed to find one of this family. By this marriage he had a son, Jessee and daughters, Margaret and Frances.
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This wife died and Jesse Carter was married to Mary Chattin, prior to Dec. 6, 1760, when she joined him in a deed to William Griggs for their home place on Corotoman River when they were about to remove to Cumberland county. Mary Chattin was probably a daughter of Joseph Chattin, of Lancaster, who was one of the processioners of the land in the parish in 1743. She was probably connected with the Chewning family as Chattin Chewning was a processioner in 1747.
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A search of the Lancaster records for wills of Chattin and Satterwhite might throw some light on the parentage of Jesse Carter's two wives. As said before, Jesse Carter removed his family from Lancaster about 1760-1761 to his part of his father's land in Cumberland county, where they lived until 1781, when they removed to Pittsylvania, where he was living in 1782 as the head of a family of ten whites and seventeen colored servants. In 1785 he purchased thirteen hundred acres of land lying on both sides of Bannister River, Pittsylvania, built a fine house, called the place "Oakland" and settled down for the rest of his life. This old place is now owned by his great grandson, Jesse Lawson Carter, and is situated about four miles from Chatham, the county seat. Jesse Carter of Oakland, made his will Dec. 11, 1805, probated Dec. 11, 1811. He left a fine estate in land, negroes, etc, to wife, Mary Chattin Carter, and his eight children, four of whom only shared in the residuary estate, as he had provided them their share of his property before he died. Jesse Carter had issue as follows:
11. Jesse Carter, died in 1815 in Caswell county, N. C.
12. Frances Carter, married James Hopkins of Pittsylvania.
13. Margaret, married Samuel Thompson of Pittsylvania.
14. Sarah, married Jeduthan Carter, of "Mt. View," Pittsylvania.
15. Thomas Chattin Carter, died I820 in Pittsylvania.
16. Joseph Carter, of "Oakland," died in 1838.
17. Mary Carter, was the second wife of James Hopkins.
18. John Carter, of "Sandy River," Pittsylvania.

Birth:
{Brackets idicate Mother's maiden name]

Jesse married Mary Chattin Lancaster Co., Virginia. Mary (daughter of Thomas Chattin and Margaret Miller) was born Abt 1730, Lancaster Co., Virginia or England; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Jesse married Susan Satterwhite Abt 1750. Susan was born 1731, Lancaster Co., Virginia; died Bef 1760, Old Oakton Plantation, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?Joseph,Carter,8682::carter::13755.html

Page 467 - 470
16 September 1803
Pr: 18 August 1817

Will of Thomas Carter of Pittsylvania County
Will Book 1, Page 467
September 18, 18-

I lend to my Loving Wife Winnifred Carter during her natural life the tract of land and plantation whereon I live and also in like manner I leave to my wife all my Green Rock tract of land and plantation. It is my will and desire that my said wife Winnifred shall have use of the following Negroes during her natural life to wit: Peter, Daniel, Sam, Bob, Juda, See, Rachael, Lucy, Motley, Fanny, Crutha, Jack, Jonathan, Rhod, and Abram. Have use of all my personal Estate during her natural life except a feather bed and furniture I give to my daughter Joanne Carter & also a feather bed and furniture I give to each of my sons following to wit: Edward Carter, Lawson Hobson Carter, Christopher Sawyer Carter, Rawley Williamson Carter.
2nd to my daughter, Joanna Carter and her Heirs, Negro girl named Nancy and her increase
3rd To daughter Elizabeth Carter and her Heirs, my Negro woman Abbey and her increase
4th To daughter Sally Lovell and her Heirs, a Negro woman and her increase
5th To son Jesse Carter tract of land whereon my said son Jesse Carter at present lives and my Negro girl Ellinor.
6th To son Edward Carter, my Negro boy Hessney
7th To son Thomas Carter one half of the tract of land whereon he and his brother Jeduthan Carter at present carries on the Sadlers ? business. Also one half of my tract of land situate mostly on south side of Hickeys road known by the name of tract Richard Proctor had part of, also my Negro Robin
8th To son Jeduthan Carter one half of the tract of land whereon he and his brother Thomas Carter at present carries
on the Sadlers Business. Also one half of tract of land situate mostly on south side of Hickey road, my Negro girl Katy and her increase.
9th To son Lawson Hobson Carter, tract of land called Regneys New Survey and my Negro girl Anna.
10th Son Christopher Lawson Carter part of tract of land that I presently live on Beginning at a large Oak in John
Giles Dec'd line, thence a new blazed line to back Order line taking in the Lick branch plantation. He shall not possess the said land before his Mother's death. Also my Negro girl Micka.
11th To son Rawley Williamson Carter, the residue of my tract of land whereon I at present live to be in possession
thereof not before his mother?s death. Also Negro girl Abbey, Daughter of my Negro woman Lucy
12th To daughter Joanna Carter and daughter Elizabeth Carter, all my Green Rock tract of land to be equally divided in quanity of acres between said daughters. When said land laid off into two equal parts, my daughter Joanna shall have her choice of parts. Neither of my daughters shall possess this respective before their Mother's death.
13th If the Negroes die I have given either of my children before mentioned before said children shall be in possession of said Negroes that said child shall have another part of my Estate instead.
14th The estate that I lent my wife the use of during her natural life, the lands only excepted, shall be equally
divided after my said wife's death among my children following to wit: Joanna Carter, Elizabeth Carter, Sally Lovett, Jesse Carter, Edward Carter, Thomas Carter, Jeduthan Carter, Lawson Hobson Carter, Christopher Lawson Carter and Rawley Williamson Carter.
Estate not to be appraised. Appoint my dear and loving wife Winifred Carter Executrix 18th Day of September 18-
Signed: Thomas Carter
In presence of
Dale Carter, Jeduthan Carter, Williamson Carter, M Hutchings, Washington Thompson

Proven August 18, 1817 by Jesse Carter, Jeduthan Carter, Thomas Carter, Samual M Lovell, Lawson Hobson Carter,
Christopher Lawson Carter, Rawley Williamson Carter and Augustine H Carter her securities. $20,000 Bond

Thomas married Winnifred Hobson 10 Jul 1764, Prob. Cumberland Co., Virginia. Winnifred (daughter of Adcock Hobson and Joanna Lawson) was born 15 Jul 1745, St. Stephens Parish, Northumberland, Virginia; died 3 Dec 1831, Green Rock, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; was buried , Thomas Carter Family Cemetery, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

CARTER, JESSE SR
[Full Ancestor Record]
Ancestor #: A019954
Service:
VIRGINIA Rank: PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Birth:
(CIRCA) 1728 LANCASTER CO VIRGINIA
Death:
(ANTE) 16 Dec 1811 PITTSYLVANIA CO VIRGINIA
Service Source:
THE VA GENEALOGIST, VOL 27, #3, JULY-SEPT 1983, P 194

Thomas married Elizabeth Carter Abt 1788. Elizabeth (daughter of Captain Thomas 'of Pittsylvania and Cumberland' Carter and Winnifred Hobson) was born 21 Jun 1768, Lancaster Co., Virginia; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Elizabeth married Thomas Cornelius [Chattin] Carter Abt 1788. Thomas (son of Jesse [Miller] 'of Pittsylvania' Carter and Mary Chattin) was born Abt 1765, Oakland, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Jesse Thomas Carter married Elizabeth unknown: Children are:

William Carter (ca. 1789 - )
Robert Carter (ca. 1785 - )
Henry Clay Carter (ca. 1792 - )
Raleigh Williamson Carter 2. (ca. 1805 -


Name:
Name said to be Jesse Thomas; his will is for Thomas Carter

Jesse married Elizabeth Lillie. Elizabeth was born Est 1805, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Edward married Nancy Ellen Allen. Nancy was born 22 Mar 1786, Mecklenburg County, Virginia; died 26 Mar 1832, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; was buried , Carter Cemetery, Climax, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Children of Thomas Carter and Nancy Hutchings:

James of Chatham Carter
Lucy Hubbard ne(e) Carter
Samuel Carter
Winifred Hubbard ne(e) Carter
Stokely Carter
William T. Carter
Patsy Carter
Margaret Lovell ne(e) Carter

Thomas married Nancy Hutchings 1806, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia. Nancy was born 1788, Culpeper Co., Virginia; died 1835, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Children of Thomas 'of Pittsylvania' Carter and Winnifred Hobson are as follows:

Joanna Carter (1766 - 1809)
Elizabeth Carter (1768 - )
Jesse Thomas Carter P.1. (1770 - 1833)
Sarah Carter (1773 - 1805)
Edward Carter (1775 - 1843)
Thomas to Missouri Carter (1777 - 1852)
Jeduthan Carter (1779 - 1853)
Lawson Hobson Carter (1781 - 1848)
Christopher Lawson Carter (1784 - 1860)
Dale Miller Carter (1786 - 1796)
Raleigh Williamson Carter (1788 - 1847)




Jeduthan Carter, Jr., s/o Jeduthan Carter and Rebecca Rogers, was a Captain in the Confederate States of America. Rebecca Rogers married Jeduthan Carter 11 Oct 1800 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia
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JEDUTHAN CARTER, born March 22, 1779, had among other children a son, Jeduthan, Jr. (authority of the venerable Mrs. Arabella Carter Womack). Jeduthan Carter, Jr., born in 1821, was captain of Company F, 38th Virginia Infantry, C. S. A. He married Anne Hubbard (died June 8, 1874), and among other children had a son, John W. Carter, born March 25, I851 who in 1885 organized the first wholesale grocery firm
in Danville, Va., under the name of John W. Carter & Co. December 3 1879, he was married to Margaret A., daughter of Frank and Anne E. Watson Redd, of Prince Edward County. They have sons, Warner P. Carter; J. Eppes Carter, and John W. Carter, Jr.

Jeduthan married 'Becky' Rebecca Rogers 10 Nov 1800, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. 'Becky' was born 29 Oct 1778, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia; died 7 Jun 1858, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; was buried , Carter-Dixon Cemetery, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

http://danielsfamilytree.com/focal.php?id=30740&cs=brown&lang=english

Christopher Lawson Carter married Mary Rogers Sawyers 2 Jan 1809: Children are:

Pleasants Carter d.i.f. (ca. 1810 - ca. 1812)
Rebecca Carter (ca. 1812 - )
James Sawyers Carter (ca. 1814 - 1894)
Jane Carter (ca. 1816 - )
Christopher Lawson Carter Jr. (1818 - 1888)
Judith Carter (1820 - 1910)
Mary Carter d.i.f. (ca. 1826 - ca. 1828)
George Carter (ca. 1829 - )
Thomas Miller Carter (ca. 1829 - 1910)
Raleigh Carter d.s.p. (ca. 1832 - ca. 1901)

8. CHRISTOPHER LAWSON CARTER, born at "Greenrock," Pittsylvania county, Va. Feb. 7, I784 died in Lincoln County, Missouri, Oct 7, I860. January 2, 1809, he was married in Pittsylvania to Mary, daughter of James and Frances Rogers Sawyers. She was born Sept. 27, 1791, and died on the old Carter place in Lincoln county, Dec 2, 1876. The descendants of Christopher L. Carter have from him the statement that his father, Thomas Carter, of "Greenrock? Pittsylvania, was a soldier in the Revolution, and they think that he was the Thomas Carter who enlisted March I0, 1777 for three years as a private in Captain John Dandridge's company, 1st Artillery Regiment, Continental Line, under Colonel Charles Harrison, and was assigned to service in the State of Virginia.
They also have the tradition that Christopher Lawson Carter and two of his brothers saw service in the War of 1812. I find from the Muster Rolls of the War of 1812, published in 1852, that Captain Edward Carter's troop of cavalry was attached to a regiment of United States Cavalry under Colonel P. Holcombe in the service of the United States from the 3rd to the 12th of Sep., 1814, and included the following Carters:
Captain Edward Carter, Sergeant Rawley W. Carter, Sergeant Christopher L. Carter and private Jesse Carter. They were probably all four the sons of Thomas Carter of "Greenrock"--two undoubtedly were.

Christopher L. and Mary Sawyers Carter had issue eleven children:
80. Frances Carter, married Barton Hubbard, and has descendants in Missouri.

81. Pleasants Carter, died young.

82. Rebecca Carter, married Pines Shelton, and has descendants in Missouri.

83. James Sawyers Carter, born in 1814, married Mary J. Duncan, and had one son, Christopher W. Carter, who saw service in the Confederate army. He married Nannie Ross Dyer and moved to Texas in 1874. They had four children, Martha Pleasants, married a Mr. McLeod; Emner L.; Henry L, and Errol. All live at Seymour, Texas.

84. Jane Carter, married James Shelton, and had several sons in the Confederate army. She has descendants living near Waco, Texas.

85. Christopher Lawson Carter, Jr., born Nov. 4, 18I8, was but twelve years old when his father removed to Missouri. In 1848 he vent to the gold fields of California, returning
to Missouri in the fall of 1850 by way of the Isthmus of Panama. In 1854 he removed his family to Waco, Texas, and a year later to Pale Pinto county, Texas, where he lived until
his death in July, 1888. During the war he was in the service of the State of Texas, but always on the frontier against the Indians. He was a large cattleman, and with
Simpson, Slaughter and others formed the Texas Cattle Raisers' Association, which has become the most complete association of its kind in the country. He was married in
Lincoln county, Mo., on July 7, I842, to Anne Smith Ross, born Oct. 18, 1825, in Lincoln county, died at the Carter homestead in Pale Pinto county, Texas, Nov. 17, I835. They
had issue eleven children:
a. Ross Carter, born May 7, I843, died Sept. 23, 1846.
b. Pleasant Carter, born Nov. 11, I845, died Sept. 13, 1846.
c. Shapley Prince Carter, born Aug. 2, 1847, died of wounds from Comanche Indian battle May 18,1869.
d. Ella Carter; born Oct 19, I851, died May 3, I86I.
e. Lawrence Sullivan Carter, born Nov. 4, 1853, was educated at Washington & Lee University, Virginia. He is farmer and stockman at Canyon City, Texas. In 1878 he was
married to Louise M. Dillalunty, and has four children, L. S. Jr., Elizabeth, Lewis Randolph and Helen.
f. Elizabeth Carter, born Dec. 14, 1855, died Feb. 16, 186I.
g. Peter Ross Carter, born Dec. 10, 1860, died May 11, 1861.
h. Christopher L. Carter, Jr., born March 25, 1863, lives in Hardamon County, Texas. He married, (1), Lucy Clarke and had issue: Lottie and Isaac Lawson; (2)......
i. Mary A. Carter, born March 4, 1864, married Aug. 25, 1887, Isham R. Darnell and lives at Benkelman, Nebraska. They have issue Mary A., died in infancy, Katharine C.,
Shapley Boyle and Ruth Elizabeth Darnell.
j. Thomas Miller Carter, born Jan. 22, I867, married in 1897 Ola Kuykendall and has one daughter, Nannie Carter. They live on the old Carter place in Pale Pinto county.
k. Katharine Ross Carter, born July 26, I870, married Wm. M. McGregor, of Wichita Falls Texas, on July 25, 1890, and has issue: William Carter McGregor and Lillian May
McGregor. Mr. McGregor has been the cashier of the First National Bank of Wichita Falls for the past twenty years.

86. Judith Carter, born I820, married Washington Wright and died in 1910, leaving descendants in Missouri.

87. George Carter, served four years in the Confederate army. He married in Missouri.
Henry had descendants in Missouri and California.

88. Mary Carter, died young.

89. Colonel Thomas Miller Carter, born in Virginia just before his father removed to Missouri in I830. He served in the war with Mexico, and in I861 raised a company and
entered the Confederate army under Colonel F. M. Cockrell, wounded at Elkhorn, Vicksburg, Corinth and Franklin. When Colonel Cockrell was promoted to a brigade, Captain Carter commanded the regiment until he was wounded at Franklin. He married Alabama Henry, sister of his brother George's wife, and had four children. Colonel T. M. Carter died in 1910.
a. Ida Carter, married John E. Richards and has several children. Lives near Troy, Mo.
b. Austin Carter, unmarried. Lives in St Louis.
c. Georgia Carter, married a Mr. Scholl and lives at Colorado City, Cola.
d. Joseph Carter, married and lives in St Louis.

90. Raleigh Carter, never married, and died about ten years ago in the Confederate Home at Columbia, Mo.
The data of this branch of the family was furnished by Mr. Isham R. Darnell of Benkelman, Nebraska.

Christopher married Mary 'Polly' Soyars 28 Oct 1809, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia. Mary (daughter of Immigrant James Soyars and Jane Oakes) was born Est 1790, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Rawley married Anne Jennings Robertson 1809. Anne was born 1792, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; died 5 Oct 1863, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; was buried , Thomas Carter Family Cemetery, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Anne married David Thompson Lanier 15 Dec 1834, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. David was born 25 Jun 1813, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; died 20 Mar 1878, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; was buried , Lanier-Oakes Family Cemetery, Dry Fork, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

children of Thomas Carter and Nancy Hutchings
James of Chatham Carter
Lucy Hubbard ne(e) Carter
Samuel Carter
Winifred Hubbard ne(e) Carter
Stokely Carter
William T. Carter
Patsy Carter
Margaret Lovell ne(e) Carter

James married Lucy Washington Lanier. Lucy was born 18 Sep 1817, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia; died 27 Jul 1891, Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Children of Thomas 'to Missouri' Carter and Nancy Hutchings:

James of Chatham Carter (1807 - 1884)
Lucy Carter (ca. 1809 - )
Samuel Carter (ca. 1811 - )
Winifred Carter (ca. 1813 - )
Stokely Carter (1815 - 1873)
William T. Carter (1817 - 1900)
Patsy Carter (ca. 1819 - )
Margaret Carter (ca. 1821 - )



William T. Carter, I believe had a first wife by the name of Olive Agnes Farney..In the 1860 Missouri census there are a bunch of Carter children born before his marriage to Frances. Her children from her 1st marriage are living with them as well... I have a couple of the children's death certificate with father William T. Carter and mother Olive Agnes or Agnes Farney.



Name:
Olive A. Farney

Gender:
Female

Marriage Date:
18 Sep 1838

Marriage Place:
Pittsylvania, Virginia

Spouse:
William T. Carter

FHL Film Number:
33326

Reference ID:
Page 117

William married Frances Oglesby 16 Apr 1857, Vernon, Missouri. Frances was born 24 Jan 1819, Bedford County, Virginia; died 21 Oct 1902, St. Charles County, Missouri; was buried , Wright City Cemetery, Warren County, Missouri. [Group Sheet]

Stokeley married Frances Elisha Keen 18 Sep 1839, Virginia. Frances (daughter of John Keen and Nancy Witcher) was born 25 Apr 1820, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia; died 19 Jul 1864, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; was buried , Keen-Watkins Cemetery Stony Mill, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Jeduthan married Anne Hubbard 17 May 1847, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Anne was born Abt 1828, Pittsylvania Co., Virginia; died 8 Jun 1874. [Group Sheet]

Mary married John Marcus Younger 30 Nov 1846, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. John was born 27 Dec 1819; died 16 Oct 1901, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; was buried , Womack Family Graveyard Chatham, Pittsylvania County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]

Susan married William H Linthicum. William was born 14 Feb 1818, Prince William County, Virginia; died 22 Sep 1886, Durham, North Carolina; was buried , Maplewood Cemetery Durham, North Carolina. [Group Sheet]

George married Elizabeth 'Bettie' Ann Womack 21 Dec 1858. Elizabeth (daughter of Allen Watson Womack and Catherine Stone) was born 17 Feb 1840, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; died Mar 1911, Pittsylvania County, Virginia; was buried , Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Virginia. [Group Sheet]