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1880 - 1962 (82 years)
1830 - 1900 (70 years)
Birth |
18 Apr 1830 |
Halifax Co., Virginia |
Died |
26 Nov 1900 |
Halifax County, Virginia |
Buried |
Carter Family Cemetery, Halifax County, Virginia |
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Father |
Nathaniel Carter, b. 2 Aug 1775, Lunenburg, Virginia [Later Halifax] |
Mother |
Ann Oliver Stevens, b. 7 May 1785, Halifax Co., Virginia |
Married |
22 Aug 1803 |
Halifax County, Virginia (MB1/51) |
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Family |
Margaret Dozier Bostick, b. 1839, Halifax Co., Virginia |
Married |
24 Feb 1855 |
Halifax County, Virginia (MB3/3) |
Children |
+ | 1. Thomas Townes Carter, Jr., b. Abt 1859, Pittsylvania County, Virginia |
| 2. Ann Oliver Carter, b. 2 Dec 1863, Pittsylvania County, Virginia |
+ | 3. Silas Roberts SAR Carter, b. 17 Aug 1866, Halifax, Virginia |
| 4. James Frank Carter, b. 21 Aug 1875, Virginia |
+ | 5. Elizabeth Baker Carter, b. 7 Feb 1880, Halifax County, Virginia |
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1839 - Aft 1900 (62 years)
Birth |
1839 |
Halifax Co., Virginia |
Died |
Aft 1900 |
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Family |
Thomas Townes Carter, b. 18 Apr 1830, Halifax Co., Virginia |
Married |
24 Feb 1855 |
Halifax County, Virginia (MB3/3) |
Children |
+ | 1. Thomas Townes Carter, Jr., b. Abt 1859, Pittsylvania County, Virginia |
| 2. Ann Oliver Carter, b. 2 Dec 1863, Pittsylvania County, Virginia |
+ | 3. Silas Roberts SAR Carter, b. 17 Aug 1866, Halifax, Virginia |
| 4. James Frank Carter, b. 21 Aug 1875, Virginia |
+ | 5. Elizabeth Baker Carter, b. 7 Feb 1880, Halifax County, Virginia |
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Abt 1880 - 1943 (~ 63 years)
Birth |
Abt 1880 |
Pittsylvania County, Virginia |
Died |
30 May 1943 |
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Family |
Elizabeth Baker Carter, b. 7 Feb 1880, Halifax County, Virginia |
Children |
| 1. Nathaniel Henry Wooding, M.D., b. 7 Mar 1909, Halifax County, Virginia |
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1909 - 1985 (76 years)
Birth |
7 Mar 1909 |
Halifax County, Virginia |
Died |
13 Sep 1985 |
Halifax Co., Virginia |
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Father |
Robert Henry 'Rob' Wooding, b. Abt 1880, Pittsylvania County, Virginia |
Mother |
Elizabeth Baker Carter, b. 7 Feb 1880, Halifax County, Virginia |
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Name |
Elizabeth Baker Carter [3, 4] |
Born |
7 Feb 1880 |
Halifax County, Virginia |
Gender |
Female |
Died |
22 Nov 1962 |
South Boston, Halifax Co., Virginia |
Buried |
Family Cemetery, Halifax County, Virginia |
Person ID |
I15555 |
My Reynolds Line | Descendants of Giles Carter of Henrico |
Last Modified |
1 Feb 2016 |
Father |
Thomas Townes Carter, b. 18 Apr 1830, Halifax Co., Virginia , d. 26 Nov 1900, Halifax County, Virginia (Age 70 years) |
Mother |
Margaret Dozier Bostick, b. 1839, Halifax Co., Virginia , d. Aft 1900 (Age 62 years) |
Married |
24 Feb 1855 |
Halifax County, Virginia (MB3/3) |
Notes |
- Nat Wooding on Facebook
Re: Harry Wooding, Mayor of Danville, VA
A familiar name (Harry). I recently found a newspaper clipping saved by my father. It told of how Harry nearly burned down the then new office building by dumping the contents of his corn cob pipe in a wastebasket. My great grandfather, Thomas Townes Carter was in Co. A, 53rd VA and was wounded and captured at Cemetary Ridge.
Nat Wooding where was Thomas born?
Across the Bannister from Halifax. He is buried in the family cemetery there on the farm. He had a flesh wound in his left arm and was taken to a hospital in eastern PA near where my mother lived as a child. He was later exchanged at City Point and went back into service. His musket was never surrendered and one of my uncles hunted with it as a boy. I have seen it fired.
Nat Wooding oh I found him! He did go through Forts McHenry and Delaware then he was sent to Chester Hospital in Pennsylvania and was paroled 8/17/63. He was back on duty by 10/31/63, I believe.
He was extremely fortunate - an inch or so to the left and he would have lost his left arm. An inch or so to the right and it would have been a chest wound. According to my father, one of his brothers said that when he was hit, he put his hand inside his coat and found the bullet and threw it away and then realized what he had done. I have the sleave with the bullet hole.
Yup. Someone in the family labeled it. It may be of fabric woven at home. I've seen one other reference to people of that era saving artifacts: I once saw an interview between Fred Rogers and George Patton's daughter. She described how after her father was posted to Washingon, she and her mother went to pay the appropriate social visit to MacArthur's mother who was serving as his hostess since he was then divorced. They were greeted by an ancient lady and each of the women recounted their heritage and whom had served in what army. Mrs. MacArthur had a servant fetch a "jewelry box the size of a child's coffin" from which Mrs. M. extracted a broach in which was set a piece of the skull of one of her father or some other Yankee male. Getting back to the sleeve, I'm rather amazed that the tears (back and front) are still relatively small and that it survived. Of course, it was not like he could get a pass and go to Walmart and pick up a replacement.
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Family ID |
F22731 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Sources |
- [S37] Death Certificate, Wife, Elizabeth Wooding (nee Carter).
- [S127] Geni, http://www.geni.com/people/Elizabeth-Baker-Carter-Wooding/298445637120002506?through=298409150770002515.
Elizabeth Baker Wooding (Carter)
Birth: February 7, 1880
Halifax, VA, United States
Death: November 22, 1962 (82)
Halifax, VA, United States
Immediate Family:
Daughter of Thomas Townes Carter Sr. and
Wife of Robert Henry Wooding
Mother of Nathaniel Henry Wooding; Jo W. Lantz; Birdie Wooding Walker; Martha Susan W."Sue" Clark; Robert "Bobby" Wooding; Eliz.Baker "Betsy" Wooding Wilcosky and Samuel Josiah "Sammy" Wooding
Sister of William Stevens Carter; Thomas Townes Carter Jr.; Annie Oliver Carter; Silas Roberts Carter; Maggie Carter; Samuel Carter and James Carter
- [S127] Geni, http://www.geni.com/people/Nathaniel-Henry-Wooding/298409150770002515.
Nathaniel Henry Wooding
Birth: March 7, 1909
Death: September 13, 1985 (76)
Immediate Family:
Son of Robert Henry Wooding and Elizabeth Baker Carter Wooding
Husband of Anne Shillady Wooding
Father of West G. Wooding and Wooding
Brother of Jo W. Lantz; Birdie Wooding Walker; Martha Susan W."Sue" Clark; Robert "Bobby" Wooding; Eliz.Baker "Betsy" Wooding Wilcosky; and Samuel Josiah"Sammy"Wooding « less
Half brother of Tommie Wooding
- [S72] GenForum, http://genforum.genealogy.com/carter/messages/14001.html.
Joe Carter
Notes on The Brooklyn Carter's and the Elmo Tavern Theoderick Carter, III , great-great
grandfather of Nathaniel H. Wooding, wrote a Will dated July 1805, Book 7 page 152. He did not mention his homeplace.
Alexander Carter, a brother of Nathaniel Carter, wrote a Will dated January 11 1826. The following is extracted from it "At the death of my wife my will is that my lands consisting of three tracts, two in Halifax and one in Pittsylvania, shall be sold in the most advisable manner and the money arising from such sale together with my Negroes and every particle of my estate except my home, which was willed to me by my father ...... my home I give to my son Theoderick." Samuel Carter's will dated February 1836 is in Will Book 17, page 597. Item 4," I lend to my wife the tract of land whereon I live during her life and at her death I give to my son Philemon." Philemon B. Carter sold to Thomas Haynie 100 acres of land for $ 2,250.00 on September 24, 1860. References the Description are to the Danville Road, Carter's Mill Road and Marable's Line fence. A 30 by 40- foot burial ground is reserved.
In Respect to Samuel Carter operating a Tavern in Court Orders Minute Book I, page 140, in year 1821, he is granted permission to keep a house of private entertainment. This permission was renewed a number of times.
Joseph Carter on Genforum
Theoderick Carter , III was Commissioner of Revenue, Southern District, Justice of Peace 1782 and Sheriff. He was also great grandfather to Mrs. David Webb and to Miss Louise Haney' Mother. This makes Dr. N. H. Wooding kin to.
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