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Charles 'of Amherst' Carter

Male 1710 - 1766  (56 years)


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  1. 1.  Charles 'of Amherst' Carter was born 1710, Lancaster Co., Virginia; died 1766, Amherst Co., Virginia.

    Notes:

    HALIFAX COUNTY VIRGINIA DEED BOOK 1 1752-1759
    James Boyd of Halifax Co., to Hampton Wade of Amelia Co. for 160 pounds, 250 acres on the south side of the Dan River, the same tract sold to him by deed 23 Feb 1746 by Dame Maria Byrd and Chas. Carter, executors of William Byrd, Esquire and recorded in Lunenburg Co., 4 May 1747. Bounded by the river and William Douglass. Signed: James Boyd Witt: Jos. Royall, Larkin Johnston, Wm. Dendy Recorded 15 Aug 1754
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    P.520 19 April 1759 John Lawson of Halifax Co., to Wiliam Stokes of same, for 160 pounds, 210 acres on the south side of Dan River beginning at a hickory on the the river thence south, mouth of Lawsons Creek, being that tract of land (torn)aforesaid John Lawson by deed, dated the () February 1746 from Dame Maria Byrd and Charles Carter, Esquire., executors of the last will of W. Bryd, Esqr. and recorded in Lunenburg, Co., 4 May 1746. All appurtenances. Signed: John Lawson Witt: William Irby, Wm. Roberts, Hezekiah Powell, Jr., Joseph Ferguson Recorded 17 May 1759
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    P. 533 18 Jan 1759 Richard Dudgeon of Lunenburg, Co., to John Watkins of Prince Edward Co., for 150 pounds, 226 acres pm tje mprtj sode pf Dam Rover. [art pf a ;arger tract fpr,er;u gramted tp Wo;oa, Burd. Esqi/ bu [atemt dated at Wo;;oa,sburg 16 April 1740, and by his Executors, Maria Byrd and Charles Carter, conveyed to sd Richard Dudgeon Beginning at the mouth of Midway River (now called Birches Creek), down the river thence south, old line etc. to Midway River and down the river to the beginning. Signed: Richd. Dugeon Wit: Paul Carrington, Clem. Read, Jr. George Watkins, Thomas Watkins Recorded 17 May 1759 Test Geo. Currie CHC Robt. Munford Clk

    The heirs at law of the John Carter who died in Smith Co, Tn in 1803 but whose Will is filed in Russell Co. VA are all proven descendants of Peter and Judith Norris Carter out of Fauquier Co, VA. At least one of the children of Dale Carter who was killed at Blakemore's Fort in 1774, also appears to have claimed a portion of John Carter's estate. [Russell Co DBK 7 p. 131 ] showing a probability that this Dale was the son of Peter and Judith Norris Carter and not the son of Charles Sr. and Lucy Carter as has been claimed.

    https://books.google.com/books/about/Marriage_Contract_of_John_Champe_Jr_and.html?id=4uiujwEACAAJ

    Marriage contract of John Champe, Jr., of Lambs Creek, and Ann Carter of King George County. As part of the contract Ann received the slave Diana as a gift and John received land and unnamed slaves in Prince William County.

    Died:
    At Charles Carter Sr's. death in 1766 in Amherst Co. VA., he names five children. One daughter Susanna died and left a will in Washington Co., VA 15 January 1781. Elizabeth, as shown above, died in 1787, leaving Dale, John and Charles as the other children named. In 1797, the year of the death of Lucy Carter Blakemore, John Carter of Russell Co., VA. was appointed administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Carter [Russell Co. Law order Book 2 pg 379]. It would seem that under the laws of inheritance, Elizabeth had no estate until the death of her mother, and that estate would have passed to the 10 year old daughter who survived her mother by a few hours, and then to the child's father John Carter. -Margie Brown

    Charles married Lucy Carter. Lucy was born Abt 1710; died 1797. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 2. Elizabeth Carter  Descendancy chart to this point was born Abt 1735, Amherst Co., Virginia; died 1787.
    2. 3. Charles Carter, Jr.  Descendancy chart to this point was born Dec 1760, Amherst Co., Virginia; died 1 Jan 1830, Smith, Tennessee.
    3. 4. Anne Carter  Descendancy chart to this point was born Est 1748, Prince George Co., Colonial Virginia; died Yes, date unknown.


Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Elizabeth CarterElizabeth Carter Descendancy chart to this point (1.Charles1) was born Abt 1735, Amherst Co., Virginia; died 1787.

    Notes:

    At Charles Carter Sr's. death in 1766 in Amherst Co. VA., he names five children. One daughter Susanna died and left a will in Washington Co., VA 15 January 1781. Elizabeth, as shown above, died in 1787, leaving Dale, John and Charles as the other children named. In 1797, the year of the death of Lucy Carter Blakemore, John Carter of Russell Co., VA. was appointed administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Carter [Russell Co. Law order Book 2 pg 379]. It would seem that under the laws of inheritance, Elizabeth had no estate until the death of her mother, and that estate would have passed to the 10 year old daughter who survived her mother by a few hours, and then to the child's father John Carter.

    Elizabeth married John [Norris] Carter. John (son of Peter 'of Fauquier' Carter and Judith Norris) was born Est 1735, Scott Co., Virginia; died 1803, Smith Co., Tennessee. [Group Sheet]


  2. 3.  Charles Carter, Jr. Descendancy chart to this point (1.Charles1) was born Dec 1760, Amherst Co., Virginia; died 1 Jan 1830, Smith, Tennessee.

  3. 4.  Anne Carter Descendancy chart to this point (1.Charles1) was born Est 1748, Prince George Co., Colonial Virginia; died Yes, date unknown.

    Anne married John Champe, Jr. 1762, Colonial Virginia. John was born Est 1755, Lambs Creek, Colonial Virginia; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]