Floyd Smith Carter1

M, b. 4 November 1891
FatherParker Emerson Carter1 b. 27 Feb 1854
MotherIda Smith1 b. 1855
     Floyd Smith Carter was born on 4 November 1891 in McCook County, Dakota Territory.1 He was the son of Parker Emerson Carter and Ida Smith.1

Citations

  1. Floyd Smith Carter, Birth Record State File Number: 744587, (File Date 6/28/1949), South Dakota, Vital Records, Pierre, South Dakota. Source No. 500.

Ray Carter1

F, b. October 1879
FatherParker Emerson Carter1 b. 27 Feb 1854
MotherIda Smith1 b. 1855
     Ray Carter was born in October 1879 in Minnesota.1 She was the daughter of Parker Emerson Carter and Ida Smith.1

Citations

  1. Emerson Carter household, 1880 U. S. Census, McCook County, Dakota Territory, population schedule, Township 101, Page # 418A, National Archives micropublication T9-0013, FHL Film 1254113. Source No. 492.

PA Fayette Co. 1800 Census

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FatherUS 1800 Census
MotherPennsylvania Census
     PA Fayette Co. 1800 Census was the child of US 1800 Census and Pennsylvania Census.

PA Fayette Co. 1810 Census

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FatherUS 1810 Census
MotherPennsylvania Census
     PA Fayette Co. 1810 Census was the child of US 1810 Census and Pennsylvania Census.

PA Fayette Co. 1820 Census

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FatherUS 1820 Census
MotherPennsylvania Census
     PA Fayette Co. 1820 Census was the child of US 1820 Census and Pennsylvania Census. Reminder - Pick a Role; No age is given for Robert Scott, just that he is in argriculture.1

Citations

  1. Robert Scott household, 1820 U. S. Census, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, Washington Township, Page 114. Source No. 539.

PA Fayette Co. 1830 Census

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FatherUS 1830 Census
MotherPennsylvania Census
     PA Fayette Co. 1830 Census was the child of US 1830 Census and Pennsylvania Census. Reminder - Pick a Role; This could be Thomas Scott, son of Crawford Scott who is living nearby. This Thomas is between the age 40 and 50 and in his household are the following individuals: females - 2 under 5, one between 5 and 10, one between 10 and 15, one between 30 and 40, and one between 70 and 80; males - one between 40 and 50.1 Reminder - Pick a Role; Robert is between 30 and 40 and has living with him, one male between 20 and 30, and females; one under five, one between 20 and 30 and another between the ages of 40 and 50.2

Citations

  1. Thomas Scott household, 1830 U. S. Census, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, German Township, Page 276. (M19_162) Source No. 506.
  2. Robert Scott household, 1830 U. S. Census, Fayette County, Pennsylvania, population schedule, Menallen Township, Page 182. (M19_162) Source No. 506.

PA Fayette Co. 1840 Census

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FatherUS 1840 Census
MotherPennsylvania Census
     PA Fayette Co. 1840 Census was the child of US 1840 Census and Pennsylvania Census. PA Fayette Co. 1840 Census moved with his parents to McCook County, South Dakota; They moved in the spring of 1880.1

Citations

  1. Ichabod Carter's pension file. Data unverified. Recieved over 200 pages from the National Archives, kept less than half. Includes information on Ichabod's Civil War service, his four wives, his children, places he lived, occupation, and much much more. (Statement by Emerson P. Carter, 27 February 1924. The affiant remembers the death of his mother in the month of October, 1878. She died in McCook County, then Territory of Dakota, now State of South Dakota, on a farm about four miles southeast of the then town of Cameron, which town of Cameron has been since abandoned, but was located about one mile south of the present own of Canistota....That affiant returned to the then Territory of Dakota in the spring of 1880 and assisted in removing her remains from the said farm and placed them in the cemetery in the town of Parker, Turner County, South Dakota.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 910.

OH Carroll Co. 1840 Census

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FatherUS 1840 Census
     OH Carroll Co. 1840 Census was the child of US 1840 Census.

Jonathan Carter1

M, b. before 1750, d. after 1770
FatherNicholas Carter1 b. bt 1690 - 1708
Motherwife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne1 b. b 1715
     Jonathan Carter was born before 1750.1,2 He was the son of Nicholas Carter and wife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne.1

     Jonathan Carter died after 1770.1

Citations

  1. Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770), Morris County taken from "Archives of the State of New Jersey; First Series Vol. XXXIII; Vol. IV of Calendar of Wills.". Hereinafter cited as Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770). Nicholas Carter's Will, October 18, 1770. Lib. K, p. 298. Viewed online@ http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/wills2.htm. Source No. 508.
  2. Flora Newby (e-mail address), Carter and Hall NJ in "Rootsweb Archive: Carter and Hall in New Jersey", listserve message to archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com, 5 August 2001. Printout dated 5 August 2015. Data unverified. I. Jonathon4 Carter, b. 1732; d. 3 March 1777, age 45. Hereinafter cited as Rootsweb: Carter and Hall. Source No. Source No. 745.

Anna Carter1

F, b. before 1750, d. after 1770
FatherNicholas Carter1 b. bt 1690 - 1708
Motherwife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne1 b. b 1715
     Anna Carter was born before 1750.1,2 She was the daughter of Nicholas Carter and wife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne.1

     Anna Carter died after 1770.1

Citations

  1. Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770), Morris County taken from "Archives of the State of New Jersey; First Series Vol. XXXIII; Vol. IV of Calendar of Wills.". Hereinafter cited as Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770). Nicholas Carter's Will, October 18, 1770. Lib. K, p. 298. Viewed online@ http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/wills2.htm. Source No. 508.
  2. Flora Newby (e-mail address), Carter and Hall NJ in "Rootsweb Archive: Carter and Hall in New Jersey", listserve message to archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com, 5 August 2001. Printout dated 5 August 2015. Data unverified. Ii. Anna Carter, b. ca. 1733; m. at Morristown, NJ, 26 Feb. 1772, Timothy Stiles. Hereinafter cited as Rootsweb: Carter and Hall. Source No. Source No. 745.

Experience Carter1

F, b. before 1750, d. before 1770
FatherNicholas Carter1 b. bt 1690 - 1708
Motherwife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne1 b. b 1715
     Experience Carter was born before 1750.1,2 She was the daughter of Nicholas Carter and wife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne.1

     Experience Carter died before 1770.1

Citations

  1. Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770), Morris County taken from "Archives of the State of New Jersey; First Series Vol. XXXIII; Vol. IV of Calendar of Wills.". Hereinafter cited as Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770). Nicholas Carter's Will, October 18, 1770. Lib. K, p. 298. Viewed online@ http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/wills2.htm. Source No. 508.
  2. Flora Newby (e-mail address), Carter and Hall NJ in "Rootsweb Archive: Carter and Hall in New Jersey", listserve message to archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com, 5 August 2001. Printout dated 5 August 2015. Data unverified. Iii. Experience Carter, b. ca. 1734. iv. Hannah Carter, b. ca. 1735; m. at Morristown, NJ, 27 July, Mica Hall.(Index of Wills for Essex gives a Hannah, 1835.) Hereinafter cited as Rootsweb: Carter and Hall. Source No. Source No. 745.

Hannah Carter1

F, b. circa 1735, d. before 1770
FatherNicholas Carter1 b. bt 1690 - 1708
Motherwife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne1 b. b 1715
     Hannah Carter was born circa 1735.1,2 She was the daughter of Nicholas Carter and wife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne.1

     Hannah Carter died before 1770.1

Citations

  1. Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770), Morris County taken from "Archives of the State of New Jersey; First Series Vol. XXXIII; Vol. IV of Calendar of Wills.". Hereinafter cited as Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770). Nicholas Carter's Will, October 18, 1770. Lib. K, p. 298. Viewed online@ http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/wills2.htm. Source No. 508.
  2. Flora Newby (e-mail address), Carter and Hall NJ in "Rootsweb Archive: Carter and Hall in New Jersey", listserve message to archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com, 5 August 2001. Printout dated 5 August 2015. Data unverified. Iii. Experience Carter, b. ca. 1734. iv. Hannah Carter, b. ca. 1735; m. at Morristown, NJ, 27 July, Mica Hall.(Index of Wills for Essex gives a Hannah, 1835.) Hereinafter cited as Rootsweb: Carter and Hall. Source No. Source No. 745.

Abraham Carter1

M, b. circa 1737, d. before 1770
FatherNicholas Carter1 b. bt 1690 - 1708
Motherwife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne1 b. b 1715
     Abraham Carter was born circa 1737.1,2 He was the son of Nicholas Carter and wife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne.1

     Abraham Carter died before 1770.1

Citations

  1. Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770), Morris County taken from "Archives of the State of New Jersey; First Series Vol. XXXIII; Vol. IV of Calendar of Wills.". Hereinafter cited as Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770). Nicholas Carter's Will, October 18, 1770. Lib. K, p. 298. Viewed online@ http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/wills2.htm. Source No. 508.
  2. Flora Newby (e-mail address), Carter and Hall NJ in "Rootsweb Archive: Carter and Hall in New Jersey", listserve message to archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com, 5 August 2001. Printout dated 5 August 2015. Data unverified. V. Abraham Carter, b. ca. 1736. vi. Nehemiah Carter, b. ca. 1737; m. Rachel Minthorn. [There is a birth ofIsaac Carter in 1784 at Carter's Bluff, Adams, Mississipi to Nehemiah andMinthorn.] p. 590 for the Index to NJ Genesis, 1953-1971 gives(b. Adams, MS, ca. 1792) Carter, Elizabeth, Hannah, Isaac, Jesse,, Parsons, Phebe, prudence and Sallie. See New Jersey Settlers of Adams, Miss.There is another Nehemiah m. 13 Feb. 1796 at Hanover Twp., Morris, ELIZABETH TUTTLE (LDS batch 8150009 Sheet 2.).[This must be a secondor another Nehemiah?] Hereinafter cited as Rootsweb: Carter and Hall. Source No. Source No. 745.

Nehemiah Carter1

M, b. before 1750, d. before 1770
FatherNicholas Carter1 b. bt 1690 - 1708
Motherwife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne1 b. b 1715
     Nehemiah Carter was born before 1750.1 He was the son of Nicholas Carter and wife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne.1

     Nehemiah Carter died before 1770.1

Citations

  1. Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770), Morris County taken from "Archives of the State of New Jersey; First Series Vol. XXXIII; Vol. IV of Calendar of Wills.". Hereinafter cited as Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770). Nicholas Carter's Will, October 18, 1770. Lib. K, p. 298. Viewed online@ http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/wills2.htm. Source No. 508.

Moses Carter1

M, b. circa 1739, d. before 1770
FatherNicholas Carter1 b. bt 1690 - 1708
Motherwife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne1 b. b 1715
     Moses Carter was born circa 1739.1,2 He was the son of Nicholas Carter and wife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne.1

     Moses Carter died before 1770.1

Citations

  1. Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770), Morris County taken from "Archives of the State of New Jersey; First Series Vol. XXXIII; Vol. IV of Calendar of Wills.". Hereinafter cited as Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770). Nicholas Carter's Will, October 18, 1770. Lib. K, p. 298. Viewed online@ http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/wills2.htm. Source No. 508.
  2. Flora Newby (e-mail address), Carter and Hall NJ in "Rootsweb Archive: Carter and Hall in New Jersey", listserve message to archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com, 5 August 2001. Printout dated 5 August 2015. Data unverified. Vii. Moses Carter, b. ca. 1739. viii. Nicholas Carter, b. 1741; m. Sarah Easton. Hereinafter cited as Rootsweb: Carter and Hall. Source No. Source No. 745.

Nicholas Carter1

M, b. circa 1741, d. before 1770
FatherNicholas Carter1 b. bt 1690 - 1708
Motherwife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne1 b. b 1715
     Nicholas Carter was born circa 1741.1,2 He was the son of Nicholas Carter and wife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne.1

     Nicholas Carter died before 1770.1

Citations

  1. Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770), Morris County taken from "Archives of the State of New Jersey; First Series Vol. XXXIII; Vol. IV of Calendar of Wills.". Hereinafter cited as Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770). Nicholas Carter's Will, October 18, 1770. Lib. K, p. 298. Viewed online@ http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/wills2.htm. Source No. 508.
  2. Flora Newby (e-mail address), Carter and Hall NJ in "Rootsweb Archive: Carter and Hall in New Jersey", listserve message to archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com, 5 August 2001. Printout dated 5 August 2015. Data unverified. Vii. Moses Carter, b. ca. 1739. viii. Nicholas Carter, b. 1741; m. Sarah Easton. Hereinafter cited as Rootsweb: Carter and Hall. Source No. Source No. 745.

David Carter1

M, b. 2 November 1745, d. before 1770
FatherNicholas Carter1 b. bt 1690 - 1708
Motherwife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne1 b. b 1715
     David Carter was born on 2 November 1745 in New Jersey.1,2 He was the son of Nicholas Carter and wife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne.1

     David Carter died before 1770.1

Citations

  1. Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770), Morris County taken from "Archives of the State of New Jersey; First Series Vol. XXXIII; Vol. IV of Calendar of Wills.". Hereinafter cited as Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770). Nicholas Carter's Will, October 18, 1770. Lib. K, p. 298. Viewed online@ http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/wills2.htm. Source No. 508.
  2. Flora Newby (e-mail address), Carter and Hall NJ in "Rootsweb Archive: Carter and Hall in New Jersey", listserve message to archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com, 5 August 2001. Printout dated 5 August 2015. Data unverified. 7. viii. NICHOLAS CARTER, b. ca. 1741; m. SARAH EASTON.DAVID CARTER, b. Elizabethtown or Morris Co., NJ, 2 Nov. 1745; d. 2 Jan (AFN: 2JSC-S9). He m. (1) MARY GARAGUS. She was b. 1745; d. 1812. The(Vol. V. p. 253) indicates that he was a pvt. and corpl. in theCo., NJ Militia during the Amer. Rev. They had a child who d. 28 Oct.They had a a son Ichabod, b. 1767 or 3 Feb 1769,; d. 1851 who m. (1)MacCalvy , b. 1770; d. 1848. They had a son Silas, b. 1800; d. 1868m. (1) Judith Ann Laws, b. 1807; d. 1887. Silas had a dau. Sarah Ann b.; d. 1875. IGI sub. for son Jacob, b. NY, ca. 1776. Hereinafter cited as Rootsweb: Carter and Hall. Source No. Source No. 745.

Comfort Carter1

F, b. before 1770, d. before 1746
FatherNicholas Carter1 b. bt 1690 - 1708
Motherwife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne1 b. b 1715
     Comfort Carter died before 1746.1,2

     Comfort Carter was born before 1770.1 She was the daughter of Nicholas Carter and wife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne.1

Citations

  1. Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770), Morris County taken from "Archives of the State of New Jersey; First Series Vol. XXXIII; Vol. IV of Calendar of Wills.". Hereinafter cited as Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770). Nicholas Carter's Will, October 18, 1770. Lib. K, p. 298. Viewed online@ http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/wills2.htm. Source No. 508.
  2. Flora Newby (e-mail address), Carter and Hall NJ in "Rootsweb Archive: Carter and Hall in New Jersey", listserve message to archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com, 5 August 2001. Printout dated 5 August 2015. Data unverified. X. Comfort Carter, b. ca. 1746. xi. Keziah Carter, b. ca. 1748; m. 29 May 1785, at Morris Co., NJ, Joseph King. xii. Reuben Carter, b. aft 1749; d. aft. 1812. In the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, #40, p. 108, Morris Co. Militiamen, there is a given the following; Cater, Ruben -Ward. Federal Land Series Vol 2, 1799-1835, (Ohio), a Reuben Carter, 956 1 Feb. 1812. Hereinafter cited as Rootsweb: Carter and Hall. Source No. Source No. 745.

Kezia Carter1

M, b. circa 1748, d. before 1770
FatherNicholas Carter1 b. bt 1690 - 1708
Motherwife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne1 b. b 1715
     Kezia Carter was born circa 1748.1,2 He was the son of Nicholas Carter and wife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne.1

     Kezia Carter died before 1770.1

Citations

  1. Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770), Morris County taken from "Archives of the State of New Jersey; First Series Vol. XXXIII; Vol. IV of Calendar of Wills.". Hereinafter cited as Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770). Nicholas Carter's Will, October 18, 1770. Lib. K, p. 298. Viewed online@ http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/wills2.htm. Source No. 508.
  2. Flora Newby (e-mail address), Carter and Hall NJ in "Rootsweb Archive: Carter and Hall in New Jersey", listserve message to archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com, 5 August 2001. Printout dated 5 August 2015. Data unverified. X. Comfort Carter, b. ca. 1746. xi. Keziah Carter, b. ca. 1748; m. 29 May 1785, at Morris Co., NJ, Joseph King. xii. Reuben Carter, b. aft 1749; d. aft. 1812. In the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, #40, p. 108, Morris Co. Militiamen, there is a given the following; Cater, Ruben -Ward. Federal Land Series Vol 2, 1799-1835, (Ohio), a Reuben Carter, 956 1 Feb. 1812. Hereinafter cited as Rootsweb: Carter and Hall. Source No. Source No. 745.

Rueben Carter1

M, b. between 1750 and 1770, d. after 1749
FatherNicholas Carter1 b. bt 1690 - 1708
Motherwife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne1 b. b 1715
     Rueben Carter died after 1749.1,2

     Rueben Carter was born between 1750 and 1770.1 He was the son of Nicholas Carter and wife of Nicholas Carter, (?) Suzanne.1

Citations

  1. Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770), Morris County taken from "Archives of the State of New Jersey; First Series Vol. XXXIII; Vol. IV of Calendar of Wills.". Hereinafter cited as Abstract of Early Wills (1761 - 1770). Nicholas Carter's Will, October 18, 1770. Lib. K, p. 298. Viewed online@ http://www.rootsweb.com/~njmorris/wills2.htm. Source No. 508.
  2. Flora Newby (e-mail address), Carter and Hall NJ in "Rootsweb Archive: Carter and Hall in New Jersey", listserve message to archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com, 5 August 2001. Printout dated 5 August 2015. Data unverified. X. Comfort Carter, b. ca. 1746. xi. Keziah Carter, b. ca. 1748; m. 29 May 1785, at Morris Co., NJ, Joseph King. xii. Reuben Carter, b. aft 1749; d. aft. 1812. In the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, #40, p. 108, Morris Co. Militiamen, there is a given the following; Cater, Ruben -Ward. Federal Land Series Vol 2, 1799-1835, (Ohio), a Reuben Carter, 956 1 Feb. 1812. Hereinafter cited as Rootsweb: Carter and Hall. Source No. Source No. 745.

Nicholas Carter

M, b. 1658
FatherNicholas Carter1 b. 4 Jun 1629, d. 1681
MotherMs. Watson b. b 1635
ChartsAgnes (Carter) Richards' Pedigree Chart
     Nicholas Carter was born in 1658 in Newtown, Long Island, New York.2 He was the son of Nicholas Carter and Ms. Watson.1

     Nicholas Carter died in Morristown, Morris County, New Jersey.

Family
Children

Citations

  1. Editor Francis Bazley Lee, Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey (New Jersey: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1910.) Hereinafter cited as Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. Viewed online 5 August 2015 at Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. (Page 141: (I) Nicholas Carter, eldest son of Roger, of Helperby, was born in that place, June 4, 1629, and died at Elizabethtown, New Jersey, in October or November, 1681. He emigrated to New England and settled in Stamford, Connecticut, sometime prior to 1652, in which year he is recorded as having come to Newtown, Long Island, from Stamford.) Source No. 512.
  2. Editor Francis Bazley Lee, Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey (New Jersey: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1910.) Hereinafter cited as Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. Viewed online 5 August 2015 at Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. (Page 142: (II) Nicholas (2), son of Nicholas (1) Carter, the emigrant, is said to have been born in Newtown, Long Island, in 1658, the date being calculated from March 25, 1669, when his father apprenticed him to Richard Raynter, a tailor who had come to Elizabethrown from New York.) Source No. 512.

Barnabas Carter

M, b. circa 1680, d. October 1748
FatherNicholas Carter b. 1658
     Barnabas Carter was born circa 1680.1 He was the son of Nicholas Carter.

     Barnabas Carter died in October 1748 in Hanover, Morris County, New Jersey.1

Family
Children

Citations

  1. Editor Francis Bazley Lee, Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey (New Jersey: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1910.) Hereinafter cited as Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. Viewed online 5 August 2015 at Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. (Page 143: (III) Barnabas, traditional son of Nicholas (2) Carter, of Elizabethtown, was born about 1680, and died in Hanover, Morris county, in October, 1748. An old road record of 1728 shows that at that time he owned, and lived on a farm near Salem.) Source No. 512.
  2. Editor Francis Bazley Lee, Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey (New Jersey: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1910.) Hereinafter cited as Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. Viewed online 5 August 2015 at Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. (Page 143: To my loving children and grandchildren I bequeath all the remainder of my personal esate, one sixth to Barnabas, one sixth to Benjamin, to Luke one sixth, to Nathaniel one sixth, to my daughter Mary Wines one sixth and to my loving grandchildren Susanna and Sarah Hall one sixth at eighteen years of age...Besides these six children mentioned above, the family tradition is that he had another son Nehemiah, and that all of the sons except Nathaniel migrated to New Orleans. It is much more probable however that the Nehemiah Carter who went south was a cousin, and not a brother to Barnabas's children, as the records givent eh date of his migration as between 1770 and 1775. He is probably the son of Nicholas Carter, who died in October or November 1770, leaving children: Abraham, Nehemiah, Moses, Nicholas, David, Reuben, Comfort and Kezia, and a widow Susanna.) Source No. 512.

Benjamin Carter

M, b. after 1700
FatherBarnabas Carter b. c 1680, d. Oct 1748
     Benjamin Carter was born after 1700.1 He was the son of Barnabas Carter.

Citations

  1. Editor Francis Bazley Lee, Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey (New Jersey: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1910.) Hereinafter cited as Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. Viewed online 5 August 2015 at Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. (Page 143: To my loving children and grandchildren I bequeath all the remainder of my personal esate, one sixth to Barnabas, one sixth to Benjamin, to Luke one sixth, to Nathaniel one sixth, to my daughter Mary Wines one sixth and to my loving grandchildren Susanna and Sarah Hall one sixth at eighteen years of age...Besides these six children mentioned above, the family tradition is that he had another son Nehemiah, and that all of the sons except Nathaniel migrated to New Orleans. It is much more probable however that the Nehemiah Carter who went south was a cousin, and not a brother to Barnabas's children, as the records givent eh date of his migration as between 1770 and 1775. He is probably the son of Nicholas Carter, who died in October or November 1770, leaving children: Abraham, Nehemiah, Moses, Nicholas, David, Reuben, Comfort and Kezia, and a widow Susanna.) Source No. 512.

Barnabas Carter

M, b. after 1700
FatherBarnabas Carter b. c 1680, d. Oct 1748
     Barnabas Carter was born after 1700.1 He was the son of Barnabas Carter.

Citations

  1. Editor Francis Bazley Lee, Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey (New Jersey: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1910.) Hereinafter cited as Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. Viewed online 5 August 2015 at Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. (Page 143: To my loving children and grandchildren I bequeath all the remainder of my personal esate, one sixth to Barnabas, one sixth to Benjamin, to Luke one sixth, to Nathaniel one sixth, to my daughter Mary Wines one sixth and to my loving grandchildren Susanna and Sarah Hall one sixth at eighteen years of age...Besides these six children mentioned above, the family tradition is that he had another son Nehemiah, and that all of the sons except Nathaniel migrated to New Orleans. It is much more probable however that the Nehemiah Carter who went south was a cousin, and not a brother to Barnabas's children, as the records givent eh date of his migration as between 1770 and 1775. He is probably the son of Nicholas Carter, who died in October or November 1770, leaving children: Abraham, Nehemiah, Moses, Nicholas, David, Reuben, Comfort and Kezia, and a widow Susanna.) Source No. 512.

Luke Carter

M, b. after 1700
FatherBarnabas Carter b. c 1680, d. Oct 1748
     Luke Carter was born after 1700.1 He was the son of Barnabas Carter.

Citations

  1. Editor Francis Bazley Lee, Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey (New Jersey: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1910.) Hereinafter cited as Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. Viewed online 5 August 2015 at Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. (Page 143: To my loving children and grandchildren I bequeath all the remainder of my personal esate, one sixth to Barnabas, one sixth to Benjamin, to Luke one sixth, to Nathaniel one sixth, to my daughter Mary Wines one sixth and to my loving grandchildren Susanna and Sarah Hall one sixth at eighteen years of age...Besides these six children mentioned above, the family tradition is that he had another son Nehemiah, and that all of the sons except Nathaniel migrated to New Orleans. It is much more probable however that the Nehemiah Carter who went south was a cousin, and not a brother to Barnabas's children, as the records givent eh date of his migration as between 1770 and 1775. He is probably the son of Nicholas Carter, who died in October or November 1770, leaving children: Abraham, Nehemiah, Moses, Nicholas, David, Reuben, Comfort and Kezia, and a widow Susanna.) Source No. 512.

Nathaniel Carter

M, b. after 1700
FatherBarnabas Carter b. c 1680, d. Oct 1748
     Nathaniel Carter was born after 1700.1 He was the son of Barnabas Carter.

Citations

  1. Editor Francis Bazley Lee, Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey (New Jersey: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1910.) Hereinafter cited as Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. Viewed online 5 August 2015 at Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. (Page 143: To my loving children and grandchildren I bequeath all the remainder of my personal esate, one sixth to Barnabas, one sixth to Benjamin, to Luke one sixth, to Nathaniel one sixth, to my daughter Mary Wines one sixth and to my loving grandchildren Susanna and Sarah Hall one sixth at eighteen years of age...Besides these six children mentioned above, the family tradition is that he had another son Nehemiah, and that all of the sons except Nathaniel migrated to New Orleans. It is much more probable however that the Nehemiah Carter who went south was a cousin, and not a brother to Barnabas's children, as the records givent eh date of his migration as between 1770 and 1775. He is probably the son of Nicholas Carter, who died in October or November 1770, leaving children: Abraham, Nehemiah, Moses, Nicholas, David, Reuben, Comfort and Kezia, and a widow Susanna.) Source No. 512.

Mary Carter

F, b. after 1700
FatherBarnabas Carter b. c 1680, d. Oct 1748
     Mary Carter was born after 1700.1 She was the daughter of Barnabas Carter.

Citations

  1. Editor Francis Bazley Lee, Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey (New Jersey: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1910.) Hereinafter cited as Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. Viewed online 5 August 2015 at Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Jersey. (Page 143: To my loving children and grandchildren I bequeath all the remainder of my personal esate, one sixth to Barnabas, one sixth to Benjamin, to Luke one sixth, to Nathaniel one sixth, to my daughter Mary Wines one sixth and to my loving grandchildren Susanna and Sarah Hall one sixth at eighteen years of age...Besides these six children mentioned above, the family tradition is that he had another son Nehemiah, and that all of the sons except Nathaniel migrated to New Orleans. It is much more probable however that the Nehemiah Carter who went south was a cousin, and not a brother to Barnabas's children, as the records givent eh date of his migration as between 1770 and 1775. He is probably the son of Nicholas Carter, who died in October or November 1770, leaving children: Abraham, Nehemiah, Moses, Nicholas, David, Reuben, Comfort and Kezia, and a widow Susanna.) Source No. 512.

Lucy A. Carter1

F, b. 25 June 1866, d. 16 June 1867
FatherIchabod Gararas Carter1 b. 4 Aug 1829, d. 8 Feb 1902
MotherAmanda S. Carter1 b. 1832, d. 17 Oct 1878
     Lucy A. Carter was born on 25 June 1866.1 She was the daughter of Ichabod Gararas Carter and Amanda S. Carter.1

     Lucy A. Carter died on 16 June 1867 in Suffolk County, New York.1 She is buried in the Yaphank Presbyterian Church Cemetery located in Yaphank, Suffolk County, New York. The cemetery is located on the east side of the Presbyterian church on the North side of Main St. in the village of Yaphank. Her gravestone shows her as Lucy A. Cater, dau of Ichabod B. & Amanda S. Carter, age 11 mo. 22 days.1

Citations

  1. Long Island Genealogy. Online at @ www.longislandgenealogy.com. Data unveritied. The files contained on this site have been researched and donated for public use by the visitors of Long Island Genealogy and it's expanding family. Where the original author or publication is known it is so noted. Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information on The Long Island Genealogy Website we are all subject to human error, therefore researchers should, whenever possible, check the original source of any information. (Yaphank Presbyterian Church Cemetery. All the stones were copied by Elbert N. Carter on 25 July 1971. Lucy A. Cater, dau of Ichabod B. & Amanda S. Carter, d. 16 June 1867 age 11 mo. 22 days.) Source No. 509.

IN Allen Co. 1850 Census

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FatherUS 1850 Census
MotherIndiana Census
     IN Allen Co. 1850 Census was the child of US 1850 Census and Indiana Census. In the Wayne Township, Allen County, Indiana, census dated 16 August 1850, IN Allen Co. 1850 Census, shown as Batta Piepenbrink, is listed in the household of Conrad Diedrich Christian Piepenbrink. She is 27 years old and was born in Germany.1 In the Wayne Township, Allen County, Indiana, census dated 16 August 1850, IN Allen Co. 1850 Census, shown as Charlotte Piepenbrink, is listed in the household of Christian Piepenbrink. She is 6 years old and was born in Indiana.1 In the Wayne Township, Allen County, Indiana, census dated 16 August 1850, IN Allen Co. 1850 Census, shown as Eliza Piepenbrink, is listed in the household of Conrad Diedrich Christian Piepenbrink. She is four years old and was born in Germany.1 In the Wayne Township, Allen County, Indiana, census dated 16 August 1850, IN Allen Co. 1850 Census, shown as William Piepenbrink, is listed in the household of Conrad Diedrich Christian Piepenbrink. He is one year old and was born in Indiana.1 In the an unknown place census dated 19 November 1850, IN Allen Co. 1850 Census, shown as Charlotte Pepenbrink, is listed in the household of Ernst Pepenbrink. She is 18 years old and was born in Germany.2 In the Adams Township, Allen County, Indiana, census dated 19 November 1850, IN Allen Co. 1850 Census, shown as Ernst Pepenbrink, is listed in the household of Ernst Pepenbrink. He is eight years old and was born in Germany.2

Citations

  1. Christian Piepenbrink household. 1850 U. S. Census, Allen County, Indiana, population schedule, Wayne Township, Page 123, Family 642, National Archives micropublication M432_135. Source No. 43.
  2. Ernst Pepenbrink household. 1850 U. S. Census, Allen County, Indiana, population schedule, Adams Township, Page 241, Family 2372, National Archives micropublication M432_135. Source No. 43.