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This info says that Mary Carter, d/o Lemuel and Patsy Powell b 1805 is the Mary Carter who married Isaac Satterfield who was the Trustee of the estate of Mastin Powell. Mastin Powell and Patsy Powell who married Lemuel Carter are both the children of David Powell and Mary Eppes....Mary Carter-d/o-Lemuel Carter-father; ISAAC SATTERFIELD WAS THE SON OF THE FOLLOWING SAMUEL SATTERFIELD AND NANCY CARTER; MARY CARTER WAS THE DAUGHTER OF LEMUEL CARTER.
Lemuel Carter and Mary "Polly" Carter are both children of Susannah Bigger and Richard Carter. Undoubetly, Lemuel named his daughter Mary, for his sister who was Mastin Powell's wife. Also, Mary is also the name of Patsy Powell's mother, Mary Eppes who was David Powell's 1st wife. Remember, Susannah Bigger married David Powell after the death of Richard Carter.
These Carters and Powells have been aligned for more than 100 years. -Mary Frances Eggleston
1. Isaac C. SATTERFIELD Jr., b. abt 1802
married Mary CARTER b. abt 1805
2. Lemuel "Lem" SATTERFIELD b. 1821
married Eliza J. SMITH
3. Ballard SATTERFIELD b. 17 Mar 1861 d 19 Oct 1932
married Bettie Catherine HOOPER b. 14 Feb 1864 d. 5 Dec 1905
4. Charles Lemuel "Buck" SATTERFIELD Sr 24 Nov 1898 d. 16 Jun 1977
married Alma Kyle MOORE b. 22 Jun 1902 d. 8 Feb 1975
5. Virginia Kyle SATTERFIELD b. 25 Aug 1920 d. 13 Jan 1980
married Leon W. WOOD b. 28 May 1915 d. 11 Feb 1997
6. Mike
>In a message dated 8/5/2000 7:22:46 PM, RSatte4914@aol.com writes:
>Lemuel Satterfield born about 1770
>wife not known
>1. Sam Satterfield born 1790 married Nancy Carter 30 Nov 1812
>2. Isaac Satterfield born abt 1796 in VA married Mary Carter 8 Feb 1821
>Halifax, VA They had 11 children
>1. Martha Ann Satterfield b. 15 Aug 1823 Halifax, VA married Levi Lewis 13
>Jan 1845 Halifax, VA
>2. Sarah Satterfield b. 23 Nov 1826 Married William Berkley Carmichael 23
>Jul 1856 Halifax, VA
>3. Nancy G. Satterfield b. 1 Feb 1829 Halifax, VA d. 11 Oct 1915 Married
>Richard C. Henderson 6 Feb 1862 Halifax, VA (2nd wife) My linage is
>throught 1st wife)
>4. Samuel A. Satterfield b. 11 Mar 1831 Halifax, VA
>5. Onslow Satterfield b. 8 Feb 1833 Halifax, VA
>6. Elizabeth N. Or H. Satterfield b. 2 Jun 1835 Halifax, VA married John
>Ferrell 4 Mar 1857
>7. James Satterfield b. 30 Nov 1837
>8. Osmond B. Satterfield b. 30 Jan 1840 Halifax, VA Married Sally F.
Ferrell
>22 Jan 1881 Halifax, VA
>9. Isaac C. Satterfield b. 26 Oct 1844 Halifax, VA
>10. Lemuel C. Satterfield b. 12 Oct 1821 Halifax, VA married Eliza J. Smith
>8 Aug 1852 Halifax, VA
>11. Addison Y. Satterfield b. 1 May 1853 Halifax, VA | Carter, Lemuel (I67959)
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| 5252 |
This info says that Mary Carter, d/o Lemuel and Patsy Powell b 1805 is the Mary Carter who married Isaac Satterfield who was the Trustee of the estate of Mastin Powell. Mastin Powell and Patsy Powell who married Lemuel Carter are both the children of David Powell and Mary Eppes....Mary Carter-d/o-Lemuel Carter-father; ISAAC SATTERFIELD WAS THE SON OF THE FOLLOWING SAMUEL SATTERFIELD AND NANCY CARTER; MARY CARTER WAS THE DAUGHTER OF LEMUEL CARTER.
Lemuel Carter and Mary "Polly" Carter are both children of Susannah Bigger and Richard Carter. Undoubetly, Lemuel named his daughter Mary, for his sister who was Mastin Powell's wife. Also, Mary is also the name of Patsy Powell's mother, Mary Eppes who was David Powell's 1st wife. Remember, Susannah Bigger married David Powell after the death of Richard Carter.
These Carters and Powells have been aligned for more than 100 years. -Mary Frances Eggleston
1. Isaac C. SATTERFIELD Jr., b. abt 1802
married Mary CARTER b. abt 1805
2. Lemuel "Lem" SATTERFIELD b. 1821
married Eliza J. SMITH
3. Ballard SATTERFIELD b. 17 Mar 1861 d 19 Oct 1932
married Bettie Catherine HOOPER b. 14 Feb 1864 d. 5 Dec 1905
4. Charles Lemuel "Buck" SATTERFIELD Sr 24 Nov 1898 d. 16 Jun 1977
married Alma Kyle MOORE b. 22 Jun 1902 d. 8 Feb 1975
5. Virginia Kyle SATTERFIELD b. 25 Aug 1920 d. 13 Jan 1980
married Leon W. WOOD b. 28 May 1915 d. 11 Feb 1997
6. Mike
>In a message dated 8/5/2000 7:22:46 PM, RSatte4914@aol.com writes:
>Lemuel Satterfield born about 1770
>wife not known
>1. Sam Satterfield born 1790 married Nancy Carter 30 Nov 1812
>2. Isaac Satterfield born abt 1796 in VA married Mary Carter 8 Feb 1821
>Halifax, VA They had 11 children
>1. Martha Ann Satterfield b. 15 Aug 1823 Halifax, VA married Levi Lewis 13
>Jan 1845 Halifax, VA
>2. Sarah Satterfield b. 23 Nov 1826 Married William Berkley Carmichael 23
>Jul 1856 Halifax, VA
>3. Nancy G. Satterfield b. 1 Feb 1829 Halifax, VA d. 11 Oct 1915 Married
>Richard C. Henderson 6 Feb 1862 Halifax, VA (2nd wife) My linage is
>throught 1st wife)
>4. Samuel A. Satterfield b. 11 Mar 1831 Halifax, VA
>5. Onslow Satterfield b. 8 Feb 1833 Halifax, VA
>6. Elizabeth N. Or H. Satterfield b. 2 Jun 1835 Halifax, VA married John
>Ferrell 4 Mar 1857
>7. James Satterfield b. 30 Nov 1837
>8. Osmond B. Satterfield b. 30 Jan 1840 Halifax, VA Married Sally F.
Ferrell
>22 Jan 1881 Halifax, VA
>9. Isaac C. Satterfield b. 26 Oct 1844 Halifax, VA
>10. Lemuel C. Satterfield b. 12 Oct 1821 Halifax, VA married Eliza J. Smith
>8 Aug 1852 Halifax, VA
>11. Addison Y. Satterfield b. 1 May 1853 Halifax, VA | Carter, Patriot Richard 'died young' (I12951)
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This info says that Mary Carter, d/o Lemuel and Patsy Powell b 1805 is the Mary Carter who married Isaac Satterfield who was the Trustee of the estate of Mastin Powell. Mastin Powell and Patsy Powell who married Lemuel Carter are both the children of David Powell and Mary Eppes....Mary Carter-d/o-Lemuel Carter-father; ISAAC SATTERFIELD WAS THE SON OF THE FOLLOWING SAMUEL SATTERFIELD AND NANCY CARTER; MARY CARTER WAS THE DAUGHTER OF LEMUEL CARTER.
Lemuel Carter and Mary "Polly" Carter are both children of Susannah Bigger and Richard Carter. Undoubetly, Lemuel named his daughter Mary, for his sister who was Mastin Powell's wife. Also, Mary is also the name of Patsy Powell's mother, Mary Eppes who was David Powell's 1st wife. Remember, Susannah Bigger married David Powell after the death of Richard Carter.
These Carters and Powells have been aligned for more than 100 years. -Mary Frances Eggleston
1. Isaac C. SATTERFIELD Jr., b. abt 1802
married Mary CARTER b. abt 1805
2. Lemuel "Lem" SATTERFIELD b. 1821
married Eliza J. SMITH
3. Ballard SATTERFIELD b. 17 Mar 1861 d 19 Oct 1932
married Bettie Catherine HOOPER b. 14 Feb 1864 d. 5 Dec 1905
4. Charles Lemuel "Buck" SATTERFIELD Sr 24 Nov 1898 d. 16 Jun 1977
married Alma Kyle MOORE b. 22 Jun 1902 d. 8 Feb 1975
5. Virginia Kyle SATTERFIELD b. 25 Aug 1920 d. 13 Jan 1980
married Leon W. WOOD b. 28 May 1915 d. 11 Feb 1997
6. Mike
>In a message dated 8/5/2000 7:22:46 PM, RSatte4914@aol.com writes:
>Lemuel Satterfield born about 1770
>wife not known
>1. Sam Satterfield born 1790 married Nancy Carter 30 Nov 1812
>2. Isaac Satterfield born abt 1796 in VA married Mary Carter 8 Feb 1821
>Halifax, VA They had 11 children
>1. Martha Ann Satterfield b. 15 Aug 1823 Halifax, VA married Levi Lewis 13
>Jan 1845 Halifax, VA
>2. Sarah Satterfield b. 23 Nov 1826 Married William Berkley Carmichael 23
>Jul 1856 Halifax, VA
>3. Nancy G. Satterfield b. 1 Feb 1829 Halifax, VA d. 11 Oct 1915 Married
>Richard C. Henderson 6 Feb 1862 Halifax, VA (2nd wife) My linage is
>throught 1st wife)
>4. Samuel A. Satterfield b. 11 Mar 1831 Halifax, VA
>5. Onslow Satterfield b. 8 Feb 1833 Halifax, VA
>6. Elizabeth N. Or H. Satterfield b. 2 Jun 1835 Halifax, VA married John
>Ferrell 4 Mar 1857
>7. James Satterfield b. 30 Nov 1837
>8. Osmond B. Satterfield b. 30 Jan 1840 Halifax, VA Married Sally F.
Ferrell
>22 Jan 1881 Halifax, VA
>9. Isaac C. Satterfield b. 26 Oct 1844 Halifax, VA
>10. Lemuel C. Satterfield b. 12 Oct 1821 Halifax, VA married Eliza J. Smith
>8 Aug 1852 Halifax, VA
>11. Addison Y. Satterfield b. 1 May 1853 Halifax, VA | Powell, David (I12956)
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This info says that Mary Carter, d/o Lemuel and Patsy Powell b 1805 is the Mary Carter who married Isaac Satterfield who was the Trustee of the estate of Mastin Powell. Mastin Powell and Patsy Powell who married Lemuel Carter are both the children of David Powell and Mary Eppes....Mary Carter-d/o-Lemuel Carter-father; ISAAC SATTERFIELD WAS THE SON OF THE FOLLOWING SAMUEL SATTERFIELD AND NANCY CARTER; MARY CARTER WAS THE DAUGHTER OF LEMUEL CARTER.
Lemuel Carter and Mary "Polly" Carter are both children of Susannah Bigger and Richard Carter. Undoubetly, Lemuel named his daughter Mary, for his sister who was Mastin Powell's wife. Also, Mary is also the name of Patsy Powell's mother, Mary Eppes who was David Powell's 1st wife. Remember, Susannah Bigger married David Powell after the death of Richard Carter.
These Carters and Powells have been aligned for more than 100 years. -Mary Frances Eggleston
1. Isaac C. SATTERFIELD Jr., b. abt 1802
married Mary CARTER b. abt 1805
2. Lemuel "Lem" SATTERFIELD b. 1821
married Eliza J. SMITH
3. Ballard SATTERFIELD b. 17 Mar 1861 d 19 Oct 1932
married Bettie Catherine HOOPER b. 14 Feb 1864 d. 5 Dec 1905
4. Charles Lemuel "Buck" SATTERFIELD Sr 24 Nov 1898 d. 16 Jun 1977
married Alma Kyle MOORE b. 22 Jun 1902 d. 8 Feb 1975
5. Virginia Kyle SATTERFIELD b. 25 Aug 1920 d. 13 Jan 1980
married Leon W. WOOD b. 28 May 1915 d. 11 Feb 1997
6. Mike
>In a message dated 8/5/2000 7:22:46 PM, RSatte4914@aol.com writes:
>Lemuel Satterfield born about 1770
>wife not known
>1. Sam Satterfield born 1790 married Nancy Carter 30 Nov 1812
>2. Isaac Satterfield born abt 1796 in VA married Mary Carter 8 Feb 1821
>Halifax, VA They had 11 children
>1. Martha Ann Satterfield b. 15 Aug 1823 Halifax, VA married Levi Lewis 13
>Jan 1845 Halifax, VA
>2. Sarah Satterfield b. 23 Nov 1826 Married William Berkley Carmichael 23
>Jul 1856 Halifax, VA
>3. Nancy G. Satterfield b. 1 Feb 1829 Halifax, VA d. 11 Oct 1915 Married
>Richard C. Henderson 6 Feb 1862 Halifax, VA (2nd wife) My linage is
>throught 1st wife)
>4. Samuel A. Satterfield b. 11 Mar 1831 Halifax, VA
>5. Onslow Satterfield b. 8 Feb 1833 Halifax, VA
>6. Elizabeth N. Or H. Satterfield b. 2 Jun 1835 Halifax, VA married John
>Ferrell 4 Mar 1857
>7. James Satterfield b. 30 Nov 1837
>8. Osmond B. Satterfield b. 30 Jan 1840 Halifax, VA Married Sally F.
Ferrell
>22 Jan 1881 Halifax, VA
>9. Isaac C. Satterfield b. 26 Oct 1844 Halifax, VA
>10. Lemuel C. Satterfield b. 12 Oct 1821 Halifax, VA married Eliza J. Smith
>8 Aug 1852 Halifax, VA
>11. Addison Y. Satterfield b. 1 May 1853 Halifax, VA | Powell, Martha "Patsy" (I67960)
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| 5255 |
This is as close as I can get for a name. The enumerator's handwriting is unclear. She is a female; possibly Lillian | Edwards, Lilen (I12925)
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This is Joel's first marriage. | Family F2195
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| 5257 |
This is Joel's second marriage. | Family F2193
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This is the 2nd year of the marriage for J. D. and Mary Susan and their first child. | Reynolds, Dr. John Gilmore (I10214)
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This line comes from a book, "Center Centennial; Center Historical Committee; 1982." This line does not connect to Virginia Devins, but the date of marriage is about the time Clayton and William Devin stopped in Pike County MO on their way to Polk County MO. Are they related? | Devin, William (I2395)
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This manuscript does not cite any sources and is known to contain errors. The most glaring error is the statement of ARW military service for Nathaniel Judson of Connecticut. Pension records for Nataniel Judson show a different wife and children for the person with this name and military service.
The Nathaniel Judson who is the grandfather of Lewis Hubbell Judson was married to Rhoda Hall and died in 1815, so he could not have applied for an ARW pension. | Source (S04075)
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This Marriage has two sons and one daughter. | Family F0077
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F407
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This record is added to Devin Timber because James Bleakley appears many times in other Devin records, and Elizabeth Smith may be related to Sarah Smith, wife of William Devin, Sr.
| Source (S67663)
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This Theodorick 'Theo' is found in a Chancery (Prince Edward, VA) with his heirs listed as brothers and sisters. Also naming their husbands, and land transactions between Theo and others in Prince Edward.
LVA:
http://www.lva.virginia.gov/chancery/full_case_detail.asp?CFN=147-1825-004#img | Carter, Theodorick (I13985)
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This tract is the Callaway line referenced in the deed that sells Sarah Devin's land that she received from her father. | Source (S67496)
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This tract of land was the land mentioned as adjoining William Devin, Sr. land to the South in his will dated 25.Nov.1800. | Source (S67496)
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This tract was patented by William Leak in 1769. Francis Leak must have received it as an inheritance. This tract was divided by William Devin, Sr. and portions sold to his sons, William Jr., Robert, and Joseph in the mid 1790s. The rest was partitioned as part of William Devin, Sr.'s estate. | Source (S67655)
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This was my first Family Archive CD-ROM purchase and for what it cost, a great disappointment. It contains the names of bride and groom along with marriage date or marriage bond date. The marriages are organized by state and county. The search engine is useful after you figure out how to apply the wildcard characters. However, that is it.
This CD-ROM is more of a list rather than an index. An index contains a reference to where the listed item can be found; telling me the county where a marriage was recorded is not much of a reference (I knew that much, otherwise why would I buy this particular CD-ROM). I was at least expecting the name of the record in which the marriage was recorded. I had hoped to see page or file numbers as well. There is not any indication whether the date is for the marriage or the bond date or whether it is the date it was recorded; the single date shown could be any of these.
I found a few marriages which might be hints to missing branches, but for the most part, I already knew most of the marriages and this reference cannot be considered proof of my information. In addition, many marriages that I would have expected to find, were not there. I would find a marriage of one sibling listed, but marriages of other siblings about the same time were not listed.
There is no way to sort the list; chronologically, by name, or otherwise. The search results do not display together. The list simply jumps to the next marriage in the full list that matches the search criteria. You have to do a search twice for any given surname, once for the groom and once for the bride. I have found most personal genealogy web sites to be more useful than this CD-ROM. At least with a web site, I usually have some frame of reference in which to make a judgement about future research into the information I find. | Source (S67456)
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| 5269 |
This White family can be traced to the "Mayflower."
| White, Darwin B. (I3626)
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THOMAS (OF GOOCHLAND)2 CARTER (GILES1) was born Abt. 1672 in Turkey Island, Henrico Co.,VA, and died Bef. 21 Jun 1738 in Cumberland County , Virginia. He married (1) SUSANNAH. He married (2) MARY. He married (3) ?? PENELE CARTER Abt. 1692 in Virginia.
Notes for THOMAS (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER:
Research Notes:
According to Peyton Carter, Thomas Carter was married three times.
1 - "unknown"
2 - Penele Carrol (Also listed as Carrell and Carroll.)
3 - Susanna Baynes
I do not know his source for this information.
I do not know which wife was the mother of his children.
Penele is the wife listed in his Will but the Will was written many years before he died.
=Will of Thomas Carter
Written November 2, 1726
Probated June 21, 1738 - Goochland County, Virginia
Book 3, page 138, Deed & Wills, Goochland Co, VA
On 2 Nov. 1726 Thomas Carter signed a will that recited:
To eldest son Rober, 1 yearling cow
To 2nd son Thoms, 1 yearling os
To 3rd son John, 1 shilling
To son Edward, 1 shilling
To daughter Elizabeth Carte, 1 shilling
To Joseph, all land I live on, 100 aces but he dies witout issue, then t my son Edward.
Personal estate to wie Penele, and she to be executrix.
The will was signed with a ful signature and was sitnessed by : Thomas Edwards,William Pledge, Dorothy Pledge.
On Nov. 18 1729 Robert Carter of St. James Parish, Goochland Co., deed (Dd Bk1,144) to Susannah Hulsey, widow, of same Parish for 30 pounds, 100 aces of land on northside of James River between land of Henry Atkinson and John Webb, with all houses, etc., being land where Charles Hulsey did formerly dwell. Mary wife of Carter relinquished her dower right (OB 1/17). The deed was signed with a mark (R) and witnessed by: John Webb and Joseph Ashlin. In a deed recorded on the same day Susannah conveyed this land together with another 100 acres to son Charles Hulsey. She signed this deed with a mark.
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Settling in the British North American Colonies
From Benjamin Franklin, who wrote in 1751: ?So vast is the Territory of North America that it will require many Ages to settle it fully and, till it is fully settled, Labour will never be cheap here, where no Man continues long a Labourer for others, but gets a Plantation of his own?.
In the 1700s the British colonies in America grew rapidly in population and wealth. A former, somewhat crude, society acquired an elite that was somewhat polished and numerous. Trade and cities flourished. The 250,000 settlers who had lived in the newly formed mainland colonies in 1700, became 1,500,000 by 1750 and 2,250,000 by 1775, only 25 years later.
Perhaps it is difficult to comprehend the times and events occurring in the very middle of the 18th century. George II was king of England, Scotland & Ireland, and was Hanoverian (German) in origin. In Europe, the waltz was becoming its most popular dance, and the first golf club, in Edinburgh, Scotland, was just 6 years old. In the colonies, the 5 major centers of affluence were Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Charleston, and Newport. The elite wore wigs, and slavery was an important part of the economy. The city of Richmond, Virginia was started in 1737, while Charlotte, North Carolina was just being settled in 1750. Benjamin Franklin was working on his lightning conductor. The Ohio River and Tennessee were just beginning to be explored. The beginnings of the American Revolution, the conflict where the colonists won their independence from Great Britain, were still 13 years away. George Washington was 18 years old, and Thomas Jefferson -- seven. The birth of the United States of America was 26 years away.
Note: Goochland was formed from Henrico in 1728 and Cumberland was formed from southern portion of Goochland in 1749.
Thomas's Will names Robert as his oldest son and Thomas as his second.
Notes for ?? PENELE CARTER:
Could Penele be short for Penelope ??
According to Peyton Carter, Thomas Carter was married three times.
1 - "unknown"
2 - Penele Carrol (Also listed as Carrell and Carroll.)
3 - Susanna Baynes
I do not know his source for this information.
I do not know which wife was the mother of his children.
Penele is the wife listed in his Will but the Will was written many
years before he died.
More About THOMAS CARTER and ?? CARTER:
Marriage: Abt. 1692, Virginia
Children of THOMAS CARTER and ?? CARTER are:
4. i. ROBERT (OF CUMBERLAND)3 CARTER, b. Abt. 1695, Henrico Co., Virginia; d. Bef. 28 May 1759, Cumberland County, Virginia.
ii. THOMAS CARTER, b. Abt. 1697, Henrico Co., Virginia.
5. iii. JOHN (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1699, Henrico Co., Virginia.
6. iv. EDWARD (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1701, Henrico Co., Virginia; d. 1749.
v. ELIZABETH (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1703, Henrico Co., Virginia.
vi. JOSEPH (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1705, Henrico Co., Virginia. | Carter, Thomas Jr. (I14106)
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THOMAS (OF GOOCHLAND)2 CARTER (GILES1) was born Abt. 1672 in Turkey Island, Henrico Co.,VA, and died Bef. 21 Jun 1738 in Cumberland County , Virginia. He married (1) SUSANNAH. He married (2) MARY. He married (3) ?? PENELE CARTER Abt. 1692 in Virginia.
Notes for THOMAS (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER:
Research Notes:
According to Peyton Carter, Thomas Carter was married three times.
1 - "unknown"
2 - Penele Carrol (Also listed as Carrell and Carroll.)
3 - Susanna Baynes
I do not know his source for this information.
I do not know which wife was the mother of his children.
Penele is the wife listed in his Will but the Will was written many years before he died.
=Will of Thomas Carter
Written November 2, 1726
Probated June 21, 1738 - Goochland County, Virginia
Book 3, page 138, Deed & Wills, Goochland Co, VA
On 2 Nov. 1726 Thomas Carter signed a will that recited:
To eldest son Rober, 1 yearling cow
To 2nd son Thoms, 1 yearling os
To 3rd son John, 1 shilling
To son Edward, 1 shilling
To daughter Elizabeth Carte, 1 shilling
To Joseph, all land I live on, 100 aces but he dies witout issue, then t my son Edward.
Personal estate to wie Penele, and she to be executrix.
The will was signed with a ful signature and was sitnessed by : Thomas Edwards,William Pledge, Dorothy Pledge.
On Nov. 18 1729 Robert Carter of St. James Parish, Goochland Co., deed (Dd Bk1,144) to Susannah Hulsey, widow, of same Parish for 30 pounds, 100 aces of land on northside of James River between land of Henry Atkinson and John Webb, with all houses, etc., being land where Charles Hulsey did formerly dwell. Mary wife of Carter relinquished her dower right (OB 1/17). The deed was signed with a mark (R) and witnessed by: John Webb and Joseph Ashlin. In a deed recorded on the same day Susannah conveyed this land together with another 100 acres to son Charles Hulsey. She signed this deed with a mark.
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Settling in the British North American Colonies
From Benjamin Franklin, who wrote in 1751: ?So vast is the Territory of North America that it will require many Ages to settle it fully and, till it is fully settled, Labour will never be cheap here, where no Man continues long a Labourer for others, but gets a Plantation of his own?.
In the 1700s the British colonies in America grew rapidly in population and wealth. A former, somewhat crude, society acquired an elite that was somewhat polished and numerous. Trade and cities flourished. The 250,000 settlers who had lived in the newly formed mainland colonies in 1700, became 1,500,000 by 1750 and 2,250,000 by 1775, only 25 years later.
Perhaps it is difficult to comprehend the times and events occurring in the very middle of the 18th century. George II was king of England, Scotland & Ireland, and was Hanoverian (German) in origin. In Europe, the waltz was becoming its most popular dance, and the first golf club, in Edinburgh, Scotland, was just 6 years old. In the colonies, the 5 major centers of affluence were Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Charleston, and Newport. The elite wore wigs, and slavery was an important part of the economy. The city of Richmond, Virginia was started in 1737, while Charlotte, North Carolina was just being settled in 1750. Benjamin Franklin was working on his lightning conductor. The Ohio River and Tennessee were just beginning to be explored. The beginnings of the American Revolution, the conflict where the colonists won their independence from Great Britain, were still 13 years away. George Washington was 18 years old, and Thomas Jefferson -- seven. The birth of the United States of America was 26 years away.
Note: Goochland was formed from Henrico in 1728 and Cumberland was formed from southern portion of Goochland in 1749.
Thomas's Will names Robert as his oldest son and Thomas as his second.
Notes for ?? PENELE CARTER:
Could Penele be short for Penelope ??
According to Peyton Carter, Thomas Carter was married three times.
1 - "unknown"
2 - Penele Carrol (Also listed as Carrell and Carroll.)
3 - Susanna Baynes
I do not know his source for this information.
I do not know which wife was the mother of his children.
Penele is the wife listed in his Will but the Will was written many
years before he died.
More About THOMAS CARTER and ?? CARTER:
Marriage: Abt. 1692, Virginia
Children of THOMAS CARTER and ?? CARTER are:
4. i. ROBERT (OF CUMBERLAND)3 CARTER, b. Abt. 1695, Henrico Co., Virginia; d. Bef. 28 May 1759, Cumberland County, Virginia.
ii. THOMAS CARTER, b. Abt. 1697, Henrico Co., Virginia.
5. iii. JOHN (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1699, Henrico Co., Virginia.
6. iv. EDWARD (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1701, Henrico Co., Virginia; d. 1749.
v. ELIZABETH (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1703, Henrico Co., Virginia.
vi. JOSEPH (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1705, Henrico Co., Virginia. | Carter, John (I14107)
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THOMAS (OF GOOCHLAND)2 CARTER (GILES1) was born Abt. 1672 in Turkey Island, Henrico Co.,VA, and died Bef. 21 Jun 1738 in Cumberland County , Virginia. He married (1) SUSANNAH. He married (2) MARY. He married (3) ?? PENELE CARTER Abt. 1692 in Virginia.
Notes for THOMAS (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER:
Research Notes:
According to Peyton Carter, Thomas Carter was married three times.
1 - "unknown"
2 - Penele Carrol (Also listed as Carrell and Carroll.)
3 - Susanna Baynes
I do not know his source for this information.
I do not know which wife was the mother of his children.
Penele is the wife listed in his Will but the Will was written many years before he died.
=Will of Thomas Carter
Written November 2, 1726
Probated June 21, 1738 - Goochland County, Virginia
Book 3, page 138, Deed & Wills, Goochland Co, VA
On 2 Nov. 1726 Thomas Carter signed a will that recited:
To eldest son Rober, 1 yearling cow
To 2nd son Thoms, 1 yearling os
To 3rd son John, 1 shilling
To son Edward, 1 shilling
To daughter Elizabeth Carte, 1 shilling
To Joseph, all land I live on, 100 aces but he dies witout issue, then t my son Edward.
Personal estate to wie Penele, and she to be executrix.
The will was signed with a ful signature and was sitnessed by : Thomas Edwards,William Pledge, Dorothy Pledge.
On Nov. 18 1729 Robert Carter of St. James Parish, Goochland Co., deed (Dd Bk1,144) to Susannah Hulsey, widow, of same Parish for 30 pounds, 100 aces of land on northside of James River between land of Henry Atkinson and John Webb, with all houses, etc., being land where Charles Hulsey did formerly dwell. Mary wife of Carter relinquished her dower right (OB 1/17). The deed was signed with a mark (R) and witnessed by: John Webb and Joseph Ashlin. In a deed recorded on the same day Susannah conveyed this land together with another 100 acres to son Charles Hulsey. She signed this deed with a mark.
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Settling in the British North American Colonies
From Benjamin Franklin, who wrote in 1751: ?So vast is the Territory of North America that it will require many Ages to settle it fully and, till it is fully settled, Labour will never be cheap here, where no Man continues long a Labourer for others, but gets a Plantation of his own?.
In the 1700s the British colonies in America grew rapidly in population and wealth. A former, somewhat crude, society acquired an elite that was somewhat polished and numerous. Trade and cities flourished. The 250,000 settlers who had lived in the newly formed mainland colonies in 1700, became 1,500,000 by 1750 and 2,250,000 by 1775, only 25 years later.
Perhaps it is difficult to comprehend the times and events occurring in the very middle of the 18th century. George II was king of England, Scotland & Ireland, and was Hanoverian (German) in origin. In Europe, the waltz was becoming its most popular dance, and the first golf club, in Edinburgh, Scotland, was just 6 years old. In the colonies, the 5 major centers of affluence were Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Charleston, and Newport. The elite wore wigs, and slavery was an important part of the economy. The city of Richmond, Virginia was started in 1737, while Charlotte, North Carolina was just being settled in 1750. Benjamin Franklin was working on his lightning conductor. The Ohio River and Tennessee were just beginning to be explored. The beginnings of the American Revolution, the conflict where the colonists won their independence from Great Britain, were still 13 years away. George Washington was 18 years old, and Thomas Jefferson -- seven. The birth of the United States of America was 26 years away.
Note: Goochland was formed from Henrico in 1728 and Cumberland was formed from southern portion of Goochland in 1749.
Thomas's Will names Robert as his oldest son and Thomas as his second.
Notes for ?? PENELE CARTER:
Could Penele be short for Penelope ??
According to Peyton Carter, Thomas Carter was married three times.
1 - "unknown"
2 - Penele Carrol (Also listed as Carrell and Carroll.)
3 - Susanna Baynes
I do not know his source for this information.
I do not know which wife was the mother of his children.
Penele is the wife listed in his Will but the Will was written many
years before he died.
More About THOMAS CARTER and ?? CARTER:
Marriage: Abt. 1692, Virginia
Children of THOMAS CARTER and ?? CARTER are:
4. i. ROBERT (OF CUMBERLAND)3 CARTER, b. Abt. 1695, Henrico Co., Virginia; d. Bef. 28 May 1759, Cumberland County, Virginia.
ii. THOMAS CARTER, b. Abt. 1697, Henrico Co., Virginia.
5. iii. JOHN (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1699, Henrico Co., Virginia.
6. iv. EDWARD (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1701, Henrico Co., Virginia; d. 1749.
v. ELIZABETH (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1703, Henrico Co., Virginia.
vi. JOSEPH (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1705, Henrico Co., Virginia. | Carter, Edward (I14108)
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THOMAS (OF GOOCHLAND)2 CARTER (GILES1) was born Abt. 1672 in Turkey Island, Henrico Co.,VA, and died Bef. 21 Jun 1738 in Cumberland County , Virginia. He married (1) SUSANNAH. He married (2) MARY. He married (3) ?? PENELE CARTER Abt. 1692 in Virginia.
Notes for THOMAS (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER:
Research Notes:
According to Peyton Carter, Thomas Carter was married three times.
1 - "unknown"
2 - Penele Carrol (Also listed as Carrell and Carroll.)
3 - Susanna Baynes
I do not know his source for this information.
I do not know which wife was the mother of his children.
Penele is the wife listed in his Will but the Will was written many years before he died.
=Will of Thomas Carter
Written November 2, 1726
Probated June 21, 1738 - Goochland County, Virginia
Book 3, page 138, Deed & Wills, Goochland Co, VA
On 2 Nov. 1726 Thomas Carter signed a will that recited:
To eldest son Rober, 1 yearling cow
To 2nd son Thoms, 1 yearling os
To 3rd son John, 1 shilling
To son Edward, 1 shilling
To daughter Elizabeth Carte, 1 shilling
To Joseph, all land I live on, 100 aces but he dies witout issue, then t my son Edward.
Personal estate to wie Penele, and she to be executrix.
The will was signed with a ful signature and was sitnessed by : Thomas Edwards,William Pledge, Dorothy Pledge.
On Nov. 18 1729 Robert Carter of St. James Parish, Goochland Co., deed (Dd Bk1,144) to Susannah Hulsey, widow, of same Parish for 30 pounds, 100 aces of land on northside of James River between land of Henry Atkinson and John Webb, with all houses, etc., being land where Charles Hulsey did formerly dwell. Mary wife of Carter relinquished her dower right (OB 1/17). The deed was signed with a mark (R) and witnessed by: John Webb and Joseph Ashlin. In a deed recorded on the same day Susannah conveyed this land together with another 100 acres to son Charles Hulsey. She signed this deed with a mark.
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Settling in the British North American Colonies
From Benjamin Franklin, who wrote in 1751: ?So vast is the Territory of North America that it will require many Ages to settle it fully and, till it is fully settled, Labour will never be cheap here, where no Man continues long a Labourer for others, but gets a Plantation of his own?.
In the 1700s the British colonies in America grew rapidly in population and wealth. A former, somewhat crude, society acquired an elite that was somewhat polished and numerous. Trade and cities flourished. The 250,000 settlers who had lived in the newly formed mainland colonies in 1700, became 1,500,000 by 1750 and 2,250,000 by 1775, only 25 years later.
Perhaps it is difficult to comprehend the times and events occurring in the very middle of the 18th century. George II was king of England, Scotland & Ireland, and was Hanoverian (German) in origin. In Europe, the waltz was becoming its most popular dance, and the first golf club, in Edinburgh, Scotland, was just 6 years old. In the colonies, the 5 major centers of affluence were Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Charleston, and Newport. The elite wore wigs, and slavery was an important part of the economy. The city of Richmond, Virginia was started in 1737, while Charlotte, North Carolina was just being settled in 1750. Benjamin Franklin was working on his lightning conductor. The Ohio River and Tennessee were just beginning to be explored. The beginnings of the American Revolution, the conflict where the colonists won their independence from Great Britain, were still 13 years away. George Washington was 18 years old, and Thomas Jefferson -- seven. The birth of the United States of America was 26 years away.
Note: Goochland was formed from Henrico in 1728 and Cumberland was formed from southern portion of Goochland in 1749.
Thomas's Will names Robert as his oldest son and Thomas as his second.
Notes for ?? PENELE CARTER:
Could Penele be short for Penelope ??
According to Peyton Carter, Thomas Carter was married three times.
1 - "unknown"
2 - Penele Carrol (Also listed as Carrell and Carroll.)
3 - Susanna Baynes
I do not know his source for this information.
I do not know which wife was the mother of his children.
Penele is the wife listed in his Will but the Will was written many
years before he died.
More About THOMAS CARTER and ?? CARTER:
Marriage: Abt. 1692, Virginia
Children of THOMAS CARTER and ?? CARTER are:
4. i. ROBERT (OF CUMBERLAND)3 CARTER, b. Abt. 1695, Henrico Co., Virginia; d. Bef. 28 May 1759, Cumberland County, Virginia.
ii. THOMAS CARTER, b. Abt. 1697, Henrico Co., Virginia.
5. iii. JOHN (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1699, Henrico Co., Virginia.
6. iv. EDWARD (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1701, Henrico Co., Virginia; d. 1749.
v. ELIZABETH (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1703, Henrico Co., Virginia.
vi. JOSEPH (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1705, Henrico Co., Virginia. | Carter, Elizabeth (I14109)
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THOMAS (OF GOOCHLAND)2 CARTER (GILES1) was born Abt. 1672 in Turkey Island, Henrico Co.,VA, and died Bef. 21 Jun 1738 in Cumberland County , Virginia. He married (1) SUSANNAH. He married (2) MARY. He married (3) ?? PENELE CARTER Abt. 1692 in Virginia.
Notes for THOMAS (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER:
Research Notes:
According to Peyton Carter, Thomas Carter was married three times.
1 - "unknown"
2 - Penele Carrol (Also listed as Carrell and Carroll.)
3 - Susanna Baynes
I do not know his source for this information.
I do not know which wife was the mother of his children.
Penele is the wife listed in his Will but the Will was written many years before he died.
=Will of Thomas Carter
Written November 2, 1726
Probated June 21, 1738 - Goochland County, Virginia
Book 3, page 138, Deed & Wills, Goochland Co, VA
On 2 Nov. 1726 Thomas Carter signed a will that recited:
To eldest son Rober, 1 yearling cow
To 2nd son Thoms, 1 yearling os
To 3rd son John, 1 shilling
To son Edward, 1 shilling
To daughter Elizabeth Carte, 1 shilling
To Joseph, all land I live on, 100 aces but he dies witout issue, then t my son Edward.
Personal estate to wie Penele, and she to be executrix.
The will was signed with a ful signature and was sitnessed by : Thomas Edwards,William Pledge, Dorothy Pledge.
On Nov. 18 1729 Robert Carter of St. James Parish, Goochland Co., deed (Dd Bk1,144) to Susannah Hulsey, widow, of same Parish for 30 pounds, 100 aces of land on northside of James River between land of Henry Atkinson and John Webb, with all houses, etc., being land where Charles Hulsey did formerly dwell. Mary wife of Carter relinquished her dower right (OB 1/17). The deed was signed with a mark (R) and witnessed by: John Webb and Joseph Ashlin. In a deed recorded on the same day Susannah conveyed this land together with another 100 acres to son Charles Hulsey. She signed this deed with a mark.
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Settling in the British North American Colonies
From Benjamin Franklin, who wrote in 1751: ?So vast is the Territory of North America that it will require many Ages to settle it fully and, till it is fully settled, Labour will never be cheap here, where no Man continues long a Labourer for others, but gets a Plantation of his own?.
In the 1700s the British colonies in America grew rapidly in population and wealth. A former, somewhat crude, society acquired an elite that was somewhat polished and numerous. Trade and cities flourished. The 250,000 settlers who had lived in the newly formed mainland colonies in 1700, became 1,500,000 by 1750 and 2,250,000 by 1775, only 25 years later.
Perhaps it is difficult to comprehend the times and events occurring in the very middle of the 18th century. George II was king of England, Scotland & Ireland, and was Hanoverian (German) in origin. In Europe, the waltz was becoming its most popular dance, and the first golf club, in Edinburgh, Scotland, was just 6 years old. In the colonies, the 5 major centers of affluence were Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Charleston, and Newport. The elite wore wigs, and slavery was an important part of the economy. The city of Richmond, Virginia was started in 1737, while Charlotte, North Carolina was just being settled in 1750. Benjamin Franklin was working on his lightning conductor. The Ohio River and Tennessee were just beginning to be explored. The beginnings of the American Revolution, the conflict where the colonists won their independence from Great Britain, were still 13 years away. George Washington was 18 years old, and Thomas Jefferson -- seven. The birth of the United States of America was 26 years away.
Note: Goochland was formed from Henrico in 1728 and Cumberland was formed from southern portion of Goochland in 1749.
Thomas's Will names Robert as his oldest son and Thomas as his second.
Notes for ?? PENELE CARTER:
Could Penele be short for Penelope ??
According to Peyton Carter, Thomas Carter was married three times.
1 - "unknown"
2 - Penele Carrol (Also listed as Carrell and Carroll.)
3 - Susanna Baynes
I do not know his source for this information.
I do not know which wife was the mother of his children.
Penele is the wife listed in his Will but the Will was written many
years before he died.
More About THOMAS CARTER and ?? CARTER:
Marriage: Abt. 1692, Virginia
Children of THOMAS CARTER and ?? CARTER are:
4. i. ROBERT (OF CUMBERLAND)3 CARTER, b. Abt. 1695, Henrico Co., Virginia; d. Bef. 28 May 1759, Cumberland County, Virginia.
ii. THOMAS CARTER, b. Abt. 1697, Henrico Co., Virginia.
5. iii. JOHN (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1699, Henrico Co., Virginia.
6. iv. EDWARD (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1701, Henrico Co., Virginia; d. 1749.
v. ELIZABETH (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1703, Henrico Co., Virginia.
vi. JOSEPH (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1705, Henrico Co., Virginia. | Carter, Joseph (I14110)
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Thomas B. Powell (Grantor) to A. G. Powell (Addison his brother))Grantee) Lot S Boston DB 64/452) 30 Sep 1875 | Powell, Thomas B. (I8273)
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Thomas B. Powell m. Mary W. Carter; children: Warner b 1870, Mary b 1873, Edward b Aug 1880, Thomas, b 1876. This record can be seen in the 1880 VA Halifax, Mt. Carmel District HH/Fam 151/163; Warner Powell married Martha Ellen Carter, d/o George T. Carter and Sue Gravitt. | Powell, Thomas B. (I8273)
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Thomas Carter s/o Richard and Susannah Bigger m. Mary Powell 9 Mar 1798 in Halifax Co., VA
She is the d/o David Powell and his first wife Mary Epps
| Powell, Mary (I12960)
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Thomas Eggleton I, married three times; Mary Unknown; 2nd, Mary Gay Crawley married 2/14/1749 and 3rd, Nancy Ann Watson, d/o Michael Watson; Nancy Ann Watson's daughter Nancy Watson married Craven Wyatt, F/O Elijah Wyatt; F/O Elijah Wyatt; f/o Nancy Elinor Wyatt who married John Tyler.
Researched with Peter Ramsey at Bassett Historical Center, Bassett, Virginia
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Thomas Eggleton, I was born in England and died in Petersburg, Dunwitte Co., Virginia. HE IS THE IMMIGRANT for this line. | Eggleton, Thomas I (I12064)
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Thomas Eugene Eggleston was a Henry County Virginia native who worked for American Furniture, a manufacturing company. He was a member of Pleasant Grove Christian Church. | Eggleston, Thomas Eugene "Gene" (I10709)
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Thomas Giles Horton (1837-1875)
He is not named in any of the census records after John and Eliza Horton moved to Rowan/Iredell County, North Carolina. | Horton, Thomas Giles (I45406)
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Thomas may have served as a private in Capt. John Sawtell's Co. of Col James Prescott's Regiment, when it marched on the alarm of 19 Apr 1775 from Groton and Pepperell. A service of 20 1/2 days for a Thomas White of Groton is recorded in MA Soldiers and Sailors of the Rev. War. Thomas, Jr. would have been in Groton at the time, as a child was born there in 1777. Thomas must have moved soon after to VT and perhaps to Cheshire County, NH. There is a record of a Thomas and Ruth White buying land in Mount Holly, VT where Asa had settled. He was from Hartland, VT (as was Asa and Francis). There is a Thomas WHite on the 1790 census of Heartland, VT as well as Asa and Francis also. They may have all moved there after the Rev. War. His brothers, Francis and Asa, were at the Battle of Bunker Hill according to Coat Records (each man was to be issued a coat, preferrably from his home town, mandated by the MA Legislature). These records are in the MA State Archives. It is probable that Thomas, Jr. served briefly also, but he was married and had 2 children by then. | White, Thomas Jr. (I5089)
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Thomas of Goochland, s/o Giles and Hannah Crew This line can be found at the following web address: This line migrates to Georgia
http://genforum.genealogy.com/carter/messages/18683.html
THOMAS (OF GOOCHLAND)2 CARTER (GILES1) was born Abt. 1672 in Turkey Island, Henrico Co.,VA, and died Bef. 21 Jun 1738 in Cumberland County , Virginia. He married (1) SUSANNAH. He married (2) MARY. He married (3) ?? PENELE CARTER Abt. 1692 in Virginia.
Notes for THOMAS (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER:
Research Notes:
According to Peyton Carter, Thomas Carter was married three times.
1 - "unknown"
2 - Penele Carrol (Also listed as Carrell and Carroll.)
3 - Susanna Baynes
I do not know his source for this information.
I do not know which wife was the mother of his children.
Penele is the wife listed in his Will but the Will was written many years before he died.
=Will of Thomas Carter
Written November 2, 1726
Probated June 21, 1738 - Goochland County, Virginia
Book 3, page 138, Deed & Wills, Goochland Co, VA
On 2 Nov. 1726 Thomas Carter signed a will that recited:
To eldest son Rober, 1 yearling cow
To 2nd son Thoms, 1 yearling os
To 3rd son John, 1 shilling
To son Edward, 1 shilling
To daughter Elizabeth Carte, 1 shilling
To Joseph, all land I live on, 100 aces but he dies witout issue, then t my son Edward.
Personal estate to wie Penele, and she to be executrix.
The will was signed with a ful signature and was sitnessed by : Thomas Edwards,William Pledge, Dorothy Pledge.
On Nov. 18 1729 Robert Carter of St. James Parish, Goochland Co., deed (Dd Bk1,144) to Susannah Hulsey, widow, of same Parish for 30 pounds, 100 aces of land on northside of James River between land of Henry Atkinson and John Webb, with all houses, etc., being land where Charles Hulsey did formerly dwell. Mary wife of Carter relinquished her dower right (OB 1/17). The deed was signed with a mark (R) and witnessed by: John Webb and Joseph Ashlin. In a deed recorded on the same day Susannah conveyed this land together with another 100 acres to son Charles Hulsey. She signed this deed with a mark.
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Settling in the British North American Colonies
From Benjamin Franklin, who wrote in 1751: ?So vast is the Territory of North America that it will require many Ages to settle it fully and, till it is fully settled, Labour will never be cheap here, where no Man continues long a Labourer for others, but gets a Plantation of his own?.
In the 1700s the British colonies in America grew rapidly in population and wealth. A former, somewhat crude, society acquired an elite that was somewhat polished and numerous. Trade and cities flourished. The 250,000 settlers who had lived in the newly formed mainland colonies in 1700, became 1,500,000 by 1750 and 2,250,000 by 1775, only 25 years later.
Perhaps it is difficult to comprehend the times and events occurring in the very middle of the 18th century. George II was king of England, Scotland & Ireland, and was Hanoverian (German) in origin. In Europe, the waltz was becoming its most popular dance, and the first golf club, in Edinburgh, Scotland, was just 6 years old. In the colonies, the 5 major centers of affluence were Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Charleston, and Newport. The elite wore wigs, and slavery was an important part of the economy. The city of Richmond, Virginia was started in 1737, while Charlotte, North Carolina was just being settled in 1750. Benjamin Franklin was working on his lightning conductor. The Ohio River and Tennessee were just beginning to be explored. The beginnings of the American Revolution, the conflict where the colonists won their independence from Great Britain, were still 13 years away. George Washington was 18 years old, and Thomas Jefferson -- seven. The birth of the United States of America was 26 years away.
Note: Goochland was formed from Henrico in 1728 and Cumberland was formed from southern portion of Goochland in 1749.
Thomas's Will names Robert as his oldest son and Thomas as his second.
Notes for ?? PENELE CARTER:
Could Penele be short for Penelope ??
According to Peyton Carter, Thomas Carter was married three times.
1 - "unknown"
2 - Penele Carrol (Also listed as Carrell and Carroll.)
3 - Susanna Baynes
I do not know his source for this information.
I do not know which wife was the mother of his children.
Penele is the wife listed in his Will but the Will was written many
years before he died.
More About THOMAS CARTER and ?? CARTER:
Marriage: Abt. 1692, Virginia
Children of THOMAS CARTER and ?? CARTER are:
4. i. ROBERT (OF CUMBERLAND)3 CARTER, b. Abt. 1695, Henrico Co., Virginia; d. Bef. 28 May 1759, Cumberland County, Virginia.
ii. THOMAS CARTER, b. Abt. 1697, Henrico Co., Virginia.
5. iii. JOHN (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1699, Henrico Co., Virginia.
6. iv. EDWARD (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1701, Henrico Co., Virginia; d. 1749.
v. ELIZABETH (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1703, Henrico Co., Virginia.
vi. JOSEPH (OF GOOCHLAND) CARTER, b. Abt. 1705, Henrico Co., Virginia. | Carter, IMMIGRANT Thomas (I14103)
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Thomas Reynolds born 5 Feb 1784 in Chester, PA married Lydia Weikert born 16 Aug 1793 in Marshall Co., VA. | Reynolds, Thomas (I9935)
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Thomas was named as one of the surveyors of highways in the Acton town meeting of 7 Mar 1748. This was shortly after he received some of his father's land, as only landholders could vote and hold office. Thomas obtained a Retailer's licence for 1748-1750 from the Middlesex County, MA Court of Sessions, for Acton. He sold his land in Acton to Daniel Locke of Cambridge for L253 and moved to Groton at the end of 1750 , after his first son, Thomas Jr., was born. On the land records in Middlesex County, Thomas White of Acton is listed as being a cooper. Apparantly Thomas became an innkeeper when he moved to Groton. There are records in the Middlesex Court of Sessions that show Thomas applied for and received a license to be an innkeeper in 1753-1763. The Land Records show him selling land in Groton on 6 Jan 1763 when he sold 100 acres that he owned on the west side of Snake Hill Road to John Frost, Jr. in South Groton, and on 28 Sep 1767 when he sold 107 acres in Groton near the Commons to a merchant from NYC. These records list him as being a cooper again rather than an innkeeper. When Hannah died in May 1780, she is listed as being the wife of Thomas, not his widow, which probably means he was still alive at the time. Exactly when he died remains unknown.
Thomas was born 3 years after his parents moved to Concord. They were living with Elizabeth's widowed Aunt Mercy HETT Butterick. Her husband was William Butterick. The Buttericks had land near the North Bridge on the Concord River, where the first Battle of the Revolutionary War took place between the Minutemen and the British on 19 Apr 1775. The headquarters for the Battlefield National Park is in a later Buttrick home, and Thomas was probably born in a house nearby.
So far no record of where Thomas died and when has been located in the Groton, MA area. There is no record of him in VT where his sons, Asa and Francis, moved by 1790. It is possible that he went to live with one of his daughters and her husband if he outlived his wife, Hannah, who died in 1780. But there is no record of his death or burial in the Westmoreland, NH cemetary records where Ammi and Hannah are buried. Records of his daughter's, Molly's and Mehitable's marriages do not seem to be recorded at Groton, though a Mehitable (Hetty) White married in Westford, MA in 1794. Westford is near Groton. Hannah married John Farnsworth, and they moved to Westmoreland, Cheshire County, NH., as did Hannah's brothers, Thomas Jr, and Ammi. A mention of Thomas being alive in Groton is in a land record where he appeared before a J.P. in Cambridge on 18 Oct 1772 to acknowledge the land deed for the 100 acres that he sold in Groton in 1763. He also sued Nathan Smith of Wesford in April 1780 and the case is in the Superior Court Records that he recovered damages. That is the last record of Thomas White of Groton that has been found so far. There is a Thomas White who married a Mary Buttrick in Concord, MA in 1785; but it has not been determined if this was the same Thomas White as the one from Groton. | White, Thomas (I5157)
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Thomas' third marriage. They lived on a farm in Vernon Township four miles south of Campbellsburg, Indiana. Moved to Texas, then to Oklahoma [Ten Generations of Rev. Alexander Devin; 19981101; page 6]. | Family F0728
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THOMAS2 EGLETON (JOHN1) was born abt 1707, and died Bet. 1775 - 1776 in Petersburg, Mecklenburg County, Virginia (Source: Fred Eggleston; Alexandria, VA; Dec. 4, 1978., "Some Notes on Virginia Ancestor of Thomas Eggleton (1764-1845) of Henry County."). He married (1) MARY (?) abt 1741. She died October 21, 1748 (Source: John Andrew Eggleton His Ancestors & Descendants by Kermon Thomasson.). He married (2) MARY GAY CRAWLEY/CROWLEY February 14, 1748/49. She was born September 25, 1730 (Source: John Andrew Eggleton His Ancestors & Descendants by Kermon Thomasson.), and died Bef. September 1763 (Source: John Andrew Eggleton His Ancestors & Descendants by Kermon Thomasson.). He married (3) NANCY/ANNE WATSON September 10, 1763 in Lunenburg County, Virginia (Source: Lunengurg Bond # 79; 9 William & Mary Quarterly (1st Series) 176.), daughter of MICHAEL WATSON. She was born Bet. 1740 - 1749 in Mecklenburg County, Virginia (Source: Fred Eggleston; Alexandria, VA; Dec. 4, 1978., "Some Notes on Virginia Ancestor of Thomas Eggleton (1764-1845) of Henry County."), and died June 22, 1805 in Henry County, Virginia (Source: Family notes of:.Bonnie Samac, 12468 Smith Rd, Wellington, OH 44090.).
Notes for THOMAS EGLETON:
Bible Records: Thomas Egleton and Mary his wife arrived in James River Virginia on April 16, 1741
According to a manuscript genealogy written in 1902 by Abner Dennis Stultz, Nancy was a sister of Thomas Eggleton of Henry County. While there is no recorded proof, this tradition seems reliable. That would make her a daughter of Thomas (died 1775) and Nancy (Watson) Egleton of Petersburg, whose son Thomas (1764-1845) moved to Henry County.
More About THOMAS EGLETON:
Bible Records: VA State Lib-Egleton #'s 20598, 20737, "Tatum-Eagleton # 24813a".
Immigration: April 16, 1741, Arrived at the port of James River,VA
Land Grants: August 30, 174, Prince George CO, VA (22 Patents 143-44
More About THOMAS EGLETON and MARY (?):
Marriage: abt 1741
More About THOMAS EGLETON and MARY CRAWLEY/CROWLEY:
Marriage: February 14, 1748/49
More About THOMAS EGLETON and NANCY/ANNE WATSON:
Marriage: September 10, 1763, Lunenburg County, Virginia (Source: Lunengurg Bond # 79; 9 William & Mary Quarterly (1st Series) 176.)
Children of THOMAS EGLETON and MARY (?) are:
i. JOSEPH3 EGLETON, b. December 20, 1743.
ii. MARY EGLETON, b. July 06, 1846; d. October 10, 1749 (Source: John Andrew Eggleton His Ancestors & Descendants by Kermon Thomasson.).
Children of THOMAS EGLETON and MARY CRAWLEY/CROWLEY are:
iii. GAY3 EGLETON, b. December 03, 1749; d. October 21, 1754 (Source: John Andrew Eggleton His Ancestors & Descendants by Kermon Thomasson.).
iv. JOHN EGLETON, b. March 03, 1753; d. September 02, 1753 (Source: John Andrew Eggleton His Ancestors & Descendants by Kermon Thomasson.).
v. ELIZABETH EGLETON, b. September 09, 1754.
vi. MARTHA EGLETON, b. March 08, 1758.
Children of THOMAS EGLETON and NANCY/ANNE WATSON are:
3. vii. THOMAS3 EGGLETON, b. August 25, 1764, Petersburg, Dinwiddie County, VA; d. December 25, 1845, Henry County, Virginia.
4. viii. ANN "NANCY" EGGLETON, b. abt 1766, Peterburg, Dinwiddie County, Virginia. | Watson, Nancy/Anne (I12065)
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Thornton Carter b: Bet. 1775 - 1778 d: Aft. 1850 in Claiborne Co., Tennessee
... +Delilah Hardin m: 1811 | Carter, Thornton (I67777)
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Thought to have three children. One died in infancy. | Family F0195
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F1250
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Timeline:
6 Jan 1816: Executors of Samuel Hutchinson's estate sold land to Isaac Reese,
Bracken Co KY Book #, page 391-392 | Hutchi(N)Son, Samuel (I13862)
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Timothy and Lydia had 12 children born in Groton. They had nine girls and three boys. One of their daughters, Lydia, died soon after birth and they named another girl, Lydia, two years later. It was quite common to name a child after one who had died. | Family F2153
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Tishomingo County Mississippi: 5/30/1836 the board of police met and announced these people were the counties first elected officials:
Probate Judge-H.B. Mitchell
Sheriff-William B. Owens
Treasurer-Amis Curtis
Clerk of probate court and of the board of police-John Reeves
Circuit Clerk-Mathias B. Click
Coroner-John Fitch
Ranger-James W. White
Surveyor-Jeremiah Phillips
Assessor and Tax Collector-Joseph Phillips
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From "History of Old Tishomingo County" by Corinth Herald, Historical Edition, Corinth, Mississippi, December 15, 1903 (reprint 1998)
"The duties of the office of sheriff of Tishomingo county not being to the liking of Mr. Owens, he presented to the board of police on the 24th of December (1836) his resignation, as follows :
State of Mississippi,
Tishomingo County:
I, William B. Owens, sheriff of said county, do hereby hand over my resignation of that office, and am no longer sheriff.
Given under my hand and seal this 24th day of December, 1836.
William B. Owens
Mr. Owens was the first officer to resign from the public service in the county. A few followed in his footsteps in after years, but not many."
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1837 Tishomingo County Mississippi State Census
#335 Wm. B. Owens 1 Male Between 21 and 45
2 Males under 18
1 Female over 16
1 Female under 16
1 Male Slave
5 White Inhabitants
11 Acres Cultivated
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1845 Territorial Census - Tishomingo County Mississippi
Owen, WIlliam D. 3 Males - 2 Females
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1860 Tishomingo County Mississippi Census
name age/sex occupation proper ty value birthplace
William B. Owens 56 M Farmer 4000/172 5 GA
Mary A. 4 7 F SC
Rhoda E. 1 7 F AL
Margaret E. 1 5 F AL
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ALCORN (OLD TISHOMINGO) COUNTY DEED BOOK A
Office of Chancery Clerk, Alcorn Co Courthouse, Corinth, MS
pgs 165-166--articles of Association between WILLIAM B. OWEN S ( several
others), stockholders in the town of Farmington, Tishomingo C o . On Jul
3, 1837 commissioners were appointed to lay off & sell lots . ( Dec 1837)
pgs 266-267--Deed # 259
10/23/1838-WILLIAM B. OWENS of Tishomingo Co to Larkin---- & An drew-----
of Tishomingo County, $210 in hand paid fro NE/4, Section 1, Towns hip 3,
Range 8 E.. Ack. by MARY ANN OWENS wife of WILLIAM B. OWENS.
10/29/1838.
PGS. 268, 269, 270--deed # 260
8/10/1838--WILLIAM BEAN OWENS & wife, MARY ANN of Tishomingo Co . to Wm.
Leslo of same; $800 in hand paid for: In chickasaw Cession, t ishomingo
Co. S/4, Section 4, Township 2, Range 8 E, 159.80 acres. Signe d WILLIAM
BEAN OWENS, MARY ANN OWENS. 10/29/1838.
R. Pace deeds to W.B. Owen(s) 1851
Posted by Vicki Burress Roach on Fri, 2 2 Oct 1999
Surname: Pace, Owen, Owens
page 311-312
Made the 8th day of March in the year of our Lord 1851 between R uel PACE and his wife Susan B.
PACE of Smith County Texas of the first part and Wm. B. Owens o f Tish. County, Miss. of the second
part...consideration of $500.00 to us in hand paid...north eas t quarter of section 34 township 4 range 9
east...
Ruel PACE
Susan B. PACE
(Note: Not my lines. Research I did for Pat Ward.)
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Re: Captian William Beane Owen 1861 Alabama
Posted by: Renee Kneller Date: March 16, 1999 at 15:32:11
In Reply to: Re: Captian William Beane Owen 1861 Alabama by Char les James Fisk of 3180 Go
Mr. Fisk,
Good to hear from you. I am a little confused though was your Wi lliam Bean Owens born in 1861 or died in 1861. The birth date o f his mother has thrown me off a bit. (These days it dosen't tak e much, I'd have to admit ha!)I have a William Bean "Dick" Owen s b. 1804 in Ga. My info says he and his wife Martha Ann Priest/ Pierce? came with the Beans to Itawamba County MS then moved o n to Tishomingo Co MS.where he was a sheriff in 1840. I know thi s doesn't fit your info but I am sure there are not that many Wi lliam Bean Owens. I will keep looking thru my info and get bac k in touch with you.
Renee Kneller | Owens, William Bean (I4424)
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Tithes taken by Theop'l Lacy on 10th of June 1767:
Wm. Davin
Jas Davin (Son) | Source (S67649)
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Title: A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Henry ROSENBERGER of Franconia, Montgomery Co., Pa.
Author: Fretz, A. J.
Publication: Milton, New Jersey: 1906.
Note: Full Title: A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Henry ROSENBERGER of Franconia, Montgomery Co., Pa. Together with Historical and Biographical Sketches and Illustrated with Portraits and other Illustrations.
Repository:
Call Number:
Media: Book
Page: page 58 | Strome, Christian B. (I6990)
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to J.N.T. | Source (S04007)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I0694)
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Tom Hughes listed her name as Mary Demontfort Knightly | Knightly, Mary F. (I0975)
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Tombstone indicates age as: 85 years, 11 months also indicates maiden name as Bliehm | Bliehm, Eva Serophin (I6989)
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Tombstone Inscription:
Elmer
Son of Samuel & Elmira Matheny
Born
Jun. 3, 1866
Died
Jan. 19, 1868 | Matheny, Elmer (I4163)
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