Husband Isaac Carter
Born: 18 May 1792 - Colleton Dist., S.C. 266
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Died: 1 May 1881 - Florida 266
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Father: Elijah Carter
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• Residence: Between 1829 and 1830, Lowndes County, Georgia.
Wife Elizabeth Davis Gano
Born: 10 Jul 1788
Christened: 12 Dec 1829 - Union Primitive Baptist Church
Died: 28 Jun 1870
Buried: - Union Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Lowndes County, GA
Other Spouse: Benjamin Ganos
Children
1 M John J. Carter
Born: 16 Apr 1821 - Barnwell District, South Carolina 1
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Died: 28 May 1904 - Lowndes County, Georgia 1
Buried: - Union Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Lakeland, Lanier County, Georgia
Spouse: Angeline Louisa Deloach
Marr: 2 May 1847 - Lowndes Co., GA 1
Spouse: Angie Delores Deloach
Marr: 2 May 1847
2 M Isaac W. Carter
Born: 10 May 1826 - South Carolina, USA
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Died: 31 Oct 1906 - Lowndes County, Georgia, USA
Buried: - Good Hope Cemetery, Naylor, Lowndes County, Georgia
Spouse: Rachel Peters
3 F Margaret Mariah Carter
Born: 17 Apr 1829 - Barnwell County, South Carolina, USA
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Died: 15 Feb 1910 - Clinch County, Georgia
Buried: - Union Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery, Lakeland, Lanier County, Georgia
Spouse: James Richard Allen
Marr: 1846 - Lowndes County, Georgia 3
General Notes: Husband - Isaac Carter
CARTER, Isaac Events
• Residence: Between 1829 and 1830, Lowndes County, Georgia.
CARTER, Isaac CARTER, ISAAC. CARTER, ISAAC THOMAS Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/44334057/isaac_w-carter: accessed February 5, 2025), memorial page for Isaac W Carter Sr. (10 May 1826\endash 31 Oct 1906), Find a Grave Memorial ID 44334057, citing Good Hope Cemetery, Naylor, Lowndes County, Georgia, USA; Maintained by Tom Johnson (contributor 47109833).
CARTER, ISHAM Events
• Residence: 1852, Clinch County, Georgia.
• Occupation: Between 1854 and 1858, Justice Of The Peace 1058Th District, Clinch County, Georgia, USA.
• Residence: 1858, Residence Located In Newly Formed Echols County, GA.
• Military: 3 Jan 1861, 60 Day Term In Capt. A.C. Davenport's Independent Co. Of GA. Calvary, 3Rd Brig., State Troops.
• Military: 29 Apr 1862, Enlisted In Co. "G" 1St Reg., GA. Inf.
• Occupation: Between 1864 and 1865, Justice Of The Peace 904Th District, Echols County, Georgia, USA.
• Election: Between 1865 and 1866, Representative From Echols In The Legislature.
• Occupation: Between 1868 and 1872, Ex-Officio Justice 904Th District Echols County, GA.
• Election: Between 1873 and 1875, Member, Echols Board Of Commisioners.
CARTER, ISHAM T. He served as an ensign in the Lower Salt Catchers Company of the Colleton Regiment of Foot under Col. William Glover during 1775 (Roster of South Carolina Patriots in the American Revolution by Bobby Gilmer Moss pg 153) Events
• Census: 1790, Jacob And Wife Living Alone.
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• Census: 1820, Appling County, Georgia.
Jacob Carter
1792-1881 LOWNDES
ISAAC CARTER was born in Colleton district, South Carolina, May 18, 1792, son of Elijah Carter. The latter died about 1875 at his home in Barnwell District, South Carolina, at the age of 107 years. In 1829-1830, Isaac with his brothers, John, Elijah and Samuel, moved to Lowndes County, Georgia, where others of the family connection had already moved. They settled on the west side of the Alapaha River in what is now Lanier and Lowndes counties, and Isaac settled near his cousin, Jesse Carter, and near Union Church on the banks of the Alapaha. Five acres of his land were given by Isaac Carter for the cemetery which is now at the church.
Isaac Carter married Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Ganos, widow of Benjamin Ganos, of South Carolina and mother of Capt. Benjamin C. Ganos, of Lowndes County, who commanded a company of Lowndes County militia during the Indian War. She was born June 10, 1788, and died June 28,1870, and was buried at Union Church (grave unmarked). To her and Isaac Carter were born only three children, all born in South Carolina:
1. John J.
2. Isaac W.
3. Mariah
These three children grew to maturity and married in Lowndes County and lived there all their lives except Mrs. Allen and her family. Mrs. Allen and her family later moved across the Alapaha River into what was formerly Clinch but now Lanier County, where she died.
The late J. P. Carter, of Naylor, and I. W. Allen, of Stockton, were grandsons of Isaac and Elizabeth Carter.
Mrs. Carter was a member of Union Church and was baptized into its membership December 12, 1829. She died a member.
After his first wife's death, Isaac Carter, over the objections of his sons, married again. His second wife was Miss Pollie Cox, born 1848 in Georgia, daughter of Samuel D. Cox, and she at the time of marriage was only about 25 or 26 years old and he was about 78 or 79 years old. There were two children by the second wife. Due to differences arising between him and his sons concerning his second marriage, the elder Carter sold out his fine two-story home and farm in the Naylor district of Lowndes county about 1875 and moved to Florida where he died May 1, 1881. Descendants here today have lost trace of the two children by the last marriage and do not remember their names or where they lived.
Census References: Lowndes, 1830, 1840, 1850.
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Isaac Carter
Elizabeth Carter
Isaac W Carter
Hezekiah Brown
Citing this Record:
"United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MZYY-NRV : 12 April 2016), Isaac Carter, Lowndes county, part of, Lowndes, Georgia, United States; citing family 739, NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).
Husband Isaac Carter
Born: 18 May 1792 - Colleton Dist., S.C. 266
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Died: 1 May 1881 - Florida 266
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Father: Elijah Carter
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Wife Pollie Cox
Born: 1848 - Georgia
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Father: Samuel D. Cox
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1 M Elijah Carter
Born:
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Spouse: Judson Cox
General Notes: Husband - Isaac Carter
1792-1881 LOWNDES
ISAAC CARTER was born in Colleton district, South Carolina, May 18, 1792, son of Elijah Carter. The latter died about 1875 at his home in Barnwell District, South Carolina, at the age of 107 years. In 1829-1830, Isaac with his brothers, John, Elijah and Samuel, moved to Lowndes County, Georgia, where others of the family connection had already moved. They settled on the west side of the Alapaha River in what is now Lanier and Lowndes counties, and Isaac settled near his cousin, Jesse Carter, and near Union Church on the banks of the Alapaha. Five acres of his land were given by Isaac Carter for the cemetery which is now at the church.
Isaac Carter married Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Ganos, widow of Benjamin Ganos, of South Carolina and mother of Capt. Benjamin C. Ganos, of Lowndes County, who commanded a company of Lowndes County militia during the Indian War. She was born June 10, 1788, and died June 28,1870, and was buried at Union Church (grave unmarked). To her and Isaac Carter were born only three children, all born in South Carolina:
1. John J.
2. Isaac W.
3. Mariah
These three children grew to maturity and married in Lowndes County and lived there all their lives except Mrs. Allen and her family. Mrs. Allen and her family later moved across the Alapaha River into what was formerly Clinch but now Lanier County, where she died.
The late J. P. Carter, of Naylor, and I. W. Allen, of Stockton, were grandsons of Isaac and Elizabeth Carter.
Mrs. Carter was a member of Union Church and was baptized into its membership December 12, 1829. She died a member.
After his first wife's death, Isaac Carter, over the objections of his sons, married again. His second wife was Miss Pollie Cox, born 1848 in Georgia, daughter of Samuel D. Cox, and she at the time of marriage was only about 25 or 26 years old and he was about 78 or 79 years old. There were two children by the second wife. Due to differences arising between him and his sons concerning his second marriage, the elder Carter sold out his fine two-story home and farm in the Naylor district of Lowndes county about 1875 and moved to Florida where he died May 1, 1881. Descendants here today have lost trace of the two children by the last marriage and do not remember their names or where they lived.
Census References: Lowndes, 1830, 1840, 1850.
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Isaac Carter
Elizabeth Carter
Isaac W Carter
Hezekiah Brown
Citing this Record:
"United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MZYY-NRV : 12 April 2016), Isaac Carter, Lowndes county, part of, Lowndes, Georgia, United States; citing family 739, NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).
Husband Isaac Carter
Born: 1816 - Tattnall, Georgia 3,177
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Father: Jesse Carter
Mother: Mary Touchton
Marriage: 1842 - Lowndes County, GA 3
Wife Rachel Sirmans 177
Born: 1824 - Irwin (now Lowndes) County, Georgia 23
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Father: Benjamin Sirmans
Mother: Martha Johnson
Children
1 M Perryman Carter
Born: 27 Nov 1842 - Lowndes Co., GA 1
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Died: 28 Jul 1928 - Lanier Co., Georgia 1
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Spouse: Ann Howell
Marr: 14 May 1865 1
General Notes: Husband - Isaac Carter
1816-1853
Isaac Carter, son of Capt. Jesse Carter (Vol. 1), was born in Tattnall County in 1816. He came with his parents to Lowndes County in his boyhood and was married there in 1842 to Miss Rachel Sirmans, daughter of Benjamin Sirmans (Vol 11). She was born in Lowndes County in 1826. Mr. and Mrs. Carter had the following children, viz:
1. Perryman
2. Lucretia
3. Laura
4. Rowena
5. Lomie (twin)
6. Martha
7. Lyman C.
Isaac Carter served under Capt. Samuel E. Swilley as a private in the 2nd Regiment, Florida militia, June 16 to Dec. 16, 1837, in the Indian War. He later served as 2nd Sergeant in the militia company commanded by his father, in 1838, in the same war.
The Carter home and plantation was three or four miles south of Milltown (now called Lakeland), and Mr. Carter died there in 1853, age 37 years. His widow later married John O'Bryan and had children by him. She died in 1867. She and her two husbands are buried in Union Primitive Baptist Church cemetery near Lakeland.
Husband Isaac Thomas Carter
Born: 14 Feb 1874 - Pierce (now Bacon) Co., GA 218
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Died: 7 Feb 1935 - Pierce (now Bacon) Co., GA 218
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Father: Isaac Carter
Mother: Nancy E. Harrison
Marriage: 1902 218
Wife Ocie Taylor
Born: 2 Jan 1885 218
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Died: 21 Oct 1960 - Pierce (now Bacon) Co., GA 218
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General Notes: Husband - Isaac Thomas Carter
1874-1935
BACON
Isaac Thomas Carter (sometimes referred to as Isaac Tommie and, in the 1900 census of Pierce County as Thomas) was born on February 14, 1874 in the part of Pierce County, Georgia that was later cut into Bacon County, Georgia. He was the first son and second child of Isaac Carter (1832-1907) and his wife Nancy (Harrison) Carter (1851-193 5) (Vol. W and lived all of his life in that county. He was married in 1902 to Ocie Taylor, also a native Georgian.
To them were born eight children:
1. Infant
2. Ottis
3. Allie M.
4. Maude
5. Dessie
6. Osbin
7. Aubrey
8. Alton
Mr. Carter was a farmer all of his life in his home community near the Friendship Methodist Episcopal Church South (now the Friendship United Methodist Church) and about two miles from Coffee, Georgia and approximately ten miles east of Alma, Georgia. (both in present Bacon County, Georgia.)
The land for Friendship Church and the adjacent cemetery had been given by Isaac Thomas' parents, Isaac and Nancy Carter. Isaac Thomas was a faithful member of this church throughout his life and, for a number of years, served as superintendent of the church's sunday school as well as other officical positions in the church.
Isaac Thomas Carter died on February 7, 1935 and is buried in the cemetery of his horne church. His wife, Ocie (Iraylor) Carter, born on January 2,1885, survived her husband, living until October 21, 1960. She was buried beside her husband in the Friendship Cemetery.
Sources: Family records (much of which was submii tted by Judy Ann Thomas, great-granddaughter); tombstones; 1900, 1910 census of Pierce Co., Ga,- and verbal information supplied by Emily Carter; sketch of Isaac and Nancy (Harrison) Carter in Vol. IX, Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia.
Contributed by: Melba Carter Williams, niece of Mr. Carter, and Dan. H. Williams, 127 Havanna Ave. Apt. 3-E, Waycross, Ga. 31501.
Husband Isaac W. Carter
Born: 10 May 1826 - South Carolina, USA
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Died: 31 Oct 1906 - Lowndes County, Georgia, USA
Buried: - Good Hope Cemetery, Naylor, Lowndes County, Georgia
Father: Isaac Carter
Mother: Elizabeth Davis Gano
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Wife Rachel Peters
Born: 2 Feb 1834 4
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Died: 29 Sep 1902
Buried: - Good Hope Cemetery, Naylor, Lowndes County, Georgia
Father: William Peters
Mother:
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General Notes: Husband - Isaac W. Carter
Husband Isham H. Peters
Born: 1827 4
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Father: William Peters
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Wife Isabelle Carter
Born: 1823 - S.C.
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Father: Samuel Carter
Mother: Mary Lee
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Husband Isham Carter
Born: 30 Nov 1837 - Ware County, GA 2
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Father: William Carter Jr
Mother: Mary Roberson
Marriage: 3 Jun 1858 2
Wife Mary Ann Miller 2
Born: Jul 1841 2
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Died: 14 Jun 1886 2
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Father: John Miller
Mother: Harriet Kemp
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General Notes: Husband - Isham Carter
1837-1998
WARE - APPLING
Isham Carter was born November 30, 1837 in Ware County and was a son of William Carter and wife, Mary Molsy Robinson, who was a daughter of John Robinson (Vol.IV). Isham Carter's parents were married in Appling County about 1835 and, soon afterwards, moved to Ware County. In 1845, they moved back to Appling County. On June 3, 1858, Isham Carter was married to Mary Ann Miles. She was
born in July of 1841, and was the daughter of John and Harriet Kemp Miles.
Mrs. Carter died June 14, 1886.
Isham Carter served in the CSA, and suffered the loss of an arm. After his wife's death, Mr. Carter married Mrs. Elizabeth Rachell Cauley
McQueen, the daughter of William Cauley and sister of George Henry Cauley. She was born February 13, 1853, and died September 15, 1921. She was a widow with two daughters, Viola and Carrie McQueen, when she married Mr. Carter. Mr. Carter died October 25, 1898, and he and his second wife are buried in the family cemetery a short distance behind the old home place, about one mile from Hopewell United Methodist Church, in Appling County, Georgia.
By the two marriages, nine children were born. The first five were by the first wife, and the last four by the second wife:
1. William Kennedy
2. Luther
3. Middleton
4. Lee
5. Zenny
6. Mattie Bell
7. Atticus George
8. Lola
9. Corilia Shellie
Mrs. Elizabeth Carter lived in her widowhood with her daughter, Viola, and her husband, Samuel Igal Crosby, in an apartment upstairs in the home of Troy C. Tomberlin in Waycross, Georgia.
Sources: Our Heritage (Vol.Ill)--A Genealogy of the Descendants of Jacob Carter of South Carolina by Mary Ketus Holland. Our Heritage (Vol.IV)--A Genealogy of the Descendants of John Miles by Mary Ketus Holland. Pioneers of Wiregrass Georgia by Judge Folks Huxford. Bible records of Mrs. John R. Warnock. Family records, Troy Tomberlin and Cemetery Markers.
Contributed by: Troy Tomberlin, great-grandson of Isham Carter and Mary Ann Miles.
Husband Isham T. Carter
Born: 1828 - Appling County, Georgia
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Died: Aug 1891 - Hamilton County, FL
Buried: Aug 1891 - Buried In A Family Cemetery On His Home Place
Father: Jesse Carter
Mother:
Marriage: 20 Feb 1848
Wife Susannah E. Fletcher
Born: - Lowndes County, Georgia
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Died: 1902
Buried: 1902 - Hickory Grove Cemetery, Lowndes County
Father: Zachariah Fletcher
Mother:
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1 M Mark C. Carter
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2 M John M. Carter
Born: 14 Jan 1849 - Valdosta, Lowndes County, Georgia
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Died: 15 Mar 1932 - Benton, Columbia Co., Florida, USA
Buried: - Carter Cemetery, Echols County, Georgia, USA
Spouse: Mary Ann Corbett
Spouse: Laura Permenter
3 M George A. Carter
Born: 25 Jan 1849 - Lowndes County, Georgia
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Died: 4 Mar 1927 - Lowndes County, Georgia
Buried: - Corinth Baptist Church Cemetery, Valdosta, Lowndes County, Georgia
Spouse: Harriet Rebecca Miller
Marr: 1871
4 M Paul W. Carter
Born: 1 Apr 1853
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Spouse: Mary Thomas
5 F Obediance A. Carter
Born: 7 Feb 1855 - Echols County, Georgia
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Died: 8 Mar 1892 - Taylor County, Florida
Buried: - Pisgah Cemetery, Perry, Taylor County, Florida
Spouse: William Lacy Blanton
6 M Pafford P. Carter
Born: 23 Feb 1857
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Spouse: Minnie Carter
7 M Cone C. Carter
Born: 18 Apr 1859
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Spouse: Susan Hughes
8 F Eliza Virginia Carter
Born: 8 Jun 1861 - Echols County, Georgia
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Died: 25 Aug 1942 - Quitman, Brooks County, Georgia, USA
Buried: - Sunset Hill Cemetery, Valdosta, Lowndes County, Georgia
Spouse: Edgar Hilliard Bridges
General Notes: Husband - Isham T. Carter
1828-1890
Isham T. Carter was born July 20, 1828, in Appling County, son of Jesse and Elizabeth Carter (Vol. I). He was brought by his parents to present Echols but then Lowndes County in his childhood, and was there married Feb. 20, 1848, to Susan E., daughter of Zachariah Fletcher (Vol. II). She was born in Lowndes County, March 13, 1831. To them were born eight children, viz:
1. John M.
2. George A.
3. Obedience A.
4. Paul W.
5. Pafford P.
6. Cone C.
7. Eliza Virginia
8. Mark C.
Mr. Carter lived in Lowndes County until about 1852 wlien he moved to the new County of Clinch which had been recently created partly out of Lowndes. He was Justice of Peace of the 1058th district, Clinch County, 1854-55. In 1858, Echols County was made partly out of Clinch, and Mr. Carter's home place was put In the new county. He served as justice of peace in the 904th district, Echols County, 1864-1865, and as ex-officio justice in same district, 1868-1872. he served a two-year term, 1873-75, as a member of the Echols County Board of Commissioners. He spent his last tew years in Hamilton County. Fla,, where he died in August, 1891, testate. He was buried in a family cemetery on his home-place. His wife died in 1902 and was buried in Hickory Grove Cemetery in Lowndes, where her parents were buried.
Census Refs: 1850, Lowndes, 1860, 1870, Echols.
Husband Jacob Carter Jr.
Born: Between 1736 and 1739 - Colleton Dist., S.C.
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Father: Jacob Carter Sr. 107
Mother: Sarah
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Wife Elizabeth Warren
Born: Abt 1794 - Colleton District, South Carolina
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General Notes: Husband - Jacob Carter Jr.
Husband Jacob Carter Sr. 107
Born: Abt 1720 - South Carolina
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Died: After 1790 - St Bartholomews Parrish, Charleston County, South Carolina
Buried: - St Bartholomews Parrish, Charleston County, South Carolina
Marriage: Abt 1760 - Colleton Co., SC
Wife Sarah Middleton
Born: Abt 1745 - Colleton Co., SC
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Died: Jul 1811 - Colleton Co., SC
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Father: Martin Middleton
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1 F Rebecca Carter
Born: 1765 - St Bartholomews Parrish, Colleton County, South Carolina 23
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Died: 1840 - Appling County, GA 23
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Spouse: Stephen Crummey
2 M Elijah Carter
AKA: Old Uncle Elijah 265
Born: Abt 1768 - Barnwell District, South Carolina 265
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Died: Abt 1875 - Barnwell District, South Carolina 265
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3 F Elizabeth Carter
Born: 1770 - Colleton Co., SC
Christened:
Died: Aug 1838
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4 M Isaac D. Carter
Born: 1774 - Colleton County, South Carolina
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Died: Bef 1850 - Appling County, GA
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Spouse: Lydia Branch 218
General Notes: Husband - Jacob Carter Sr.
About 1720 - After 1790
The parents of Jacob Carter are truly unknown at this time. Jacob was not identified in Joseph Lyon Miller's book, "The Descendants of Capt. Thomas Carter of "Barford", Lancaster County, Virginia" however the Chinkypin by Dorothy Price states Thomas Jr is his father based on two other books and Mary Ketus Deen Holland states Moore Carter is his father and Thomas Carter Jr is his grandfather. The assumptions in the books "Chinkypin" and "Our Heritage: A Genealogy of the Descendants of Jacob Carter of South Carolina" are incorrect on the Ancestor(s) of Jacob.
We now know Jacob has been misidentified as the son of Moore Carter. A Moore Carter did have a son named Jacob Carter of about the same age as this Jacob Carter, but Moore's son, Jacob, died in North Carolina, and never lived in South Carolina. DNA evidence also proves that this Jacob Carter is not a descendant of the Carter family to which Moore Carter belongs. The mis-identification of Jacob as Moore's son goes back almost 100 years, but DNA proof now definitely proves Jacob of South Carolina is not the son of Moore (email from Dale M. Crawford September 15, 2014.)
Jacob Carter, the intended subject and father of Elijah, was born about 1720 in South Carolina. He was enumerated in the 1790 U.S. Census of residing in St Bartholomews Parish, Charleston District, SC. At that time only he and his wife along with one slave are listed within the home.
He married (1) SARAH possibly a CARTER about 1736 and bore the first 5 children. She was born 1714 in Colleton Co., SC, and died in Colleton Co., SC. He married (2) SARAH MIDDLETON Abt. 1760 in She was 15. Jacob fathered 4 children by Sarah Middleton, daughter of MARTIN MIDDLETON and UNKNOWN. She was born Bet. 1745 - 1748 in Colleton Co., SC, and died Jul 1811 in Colleton, SC.
Children of JACOB CARTER and SARAH CARTER are:
MARY ANN CARTER, b. Abt. 1734, Colleton Co., SC, b. St. Bartholowmew's Parish.; d. 1818, Wayne Co., GA.
JACOB CARTER, JR., b. Bet. 1736 - 1739, Carter's Ford, Colleton District, SC; m. ELIZABETH WARREN; b. Abt. 1794, Colleton District, SC.
JESSE TYGE CARTER, SR., b. Bet. 1738 - 1740, Rockingham Co., NC; moved to Colleton Co., SC, Colleton District, SC, 1790 may have lived in the Georgetown District, SC; d. 1811, 71; SC (from NC to SC before the Revolutionary War); may have lived in Kershaw, Clarendon, SC.
GEORGE CARTER, RWS, b. 1742, Colleton Co., SC; d. 1822, Appling (now Pierce) Co., GA, buried in Ten Mile Creek Cemetery, Baxley, Appling Co., GA.
JOHN CARTER, SR., b. Bet. 1744 - 1749, Rockingham Co., NC, moved to Colleton District, SC; d. Colleton District, SC (Moved from NC to SC before the Revolutionary War).
Children of JACOB CARTER and SARAH MIDDLETON are:
REBECCA CARTER, b. 1765, St. Bartholomew's Parish, Colleton Co., SC, moved to Appling Co., GA abt. 1820; d. 1840, Appling or Bacon Co., GA.
ELIJAH CARTER, b. 1768, Barnwell District, SC; d. 1875, Between. 103 - 107 years of age.
ELIZABETH CARTER, b. 1770, daughter of 2nd w. Colleton Co., SC; d. Aug 1838,
ISAAC CARTER, b. 1774, Barnwell District, SC or Colleton Co.; d. Bef. 1850, 80; Appling Co., GA.
Reference:
Email from Dale M. Crawford September 15, 2014.
Holland, Mary Ketus Deen, Our Heritage A Genealogy of the Descendants of Jacob Carter of South Carolina, Volume: III, Page vii, self-published, 1974
U S Census, "1790 U S Census, Charleston District, South Carolina" Ancestry.com
Dorothy Price "Chinkypin I, II, II, and Addendum"