Fourth generation

James b. 12 Dec. 1755; d. 18 Feb. 1806; m. Su- sannah Dutton. … James Barnard, [Isaac, Sarah, Jeremiah,] son of Isaac and Isabella (Day) Barnard, was born 12 Decem- t>er, 1755, and died 18 February, 1806, aged 50 years, 2 months, 6 davs. James Barnard resided in Aston township, until 1792, when being elected Sheriff of Delaware county, he pur- chased a farm near the borough of Chester upon which he resided until 1800

Hannah,' b. 21, 11 mo. 1760; d. 4 mo. 1826 ; m. Jacob Brown. … Hannah Barnard,- [Isaac, Sarah, Jeremiah,] daughter of Isaac and Isabella (Day) Barnard, was born 21, II mo., 1760, and died 4 mo., 1826,- in the 66th year of her age. She was received into membership by Friends 5, 3 mo. 1783, and was spoken of as of Chichester. She married Jacob Brown of West Nottingham, by Friends' Ceremony, 12, 6 mo., 1783, at Chichest

Isabella-D (?), m. Jacob-D. Barker.

IsaaCj d. 1800. II. Mary Barnard, [Sarah,- Jeremiah,] daughter of Thomas and Sarah (Carter) Barnard, was twice married. She first married John Hewes, second son of William William Hewes, the father of John, who may be designated as William, 3d, was the son of William, 2d, and Sarah (Bezer) Hewes, who were married in 1689. This couple were married by Friends' cere- mony through permission of Chichester and Concord Mon

Christiana m. Elisha Dick. … Christiana Hewes, [Mary, Sarah, Jeremiah,] daughter of John and Mary (Barnard) Hewes. She married Elisha Dick about the year 1764. He is supposed to have been a brother or near relative of Arch- ibald Dick who married Alary (Barnard) Hewes, (11).

Jacob b. 7, 2 mo. 1752; d. 29, 4 mo. 1795; m. ist. Rachel Perkins; 2d. Esther Pyle.

Elisha- Cullen b. 15 March, 1762; d. 1825; m. Hannah Harman. … Elisha-Cullen Dick, M. D., [Mary, Sarah,2 Jeremiah,] son of Archibald and Mary (Barnard) Dick, was born 15 March, 1762, near Marcus Hook, below Chester, Pa., and died in the year 1825, at Alexandria, Va., aged about 63 years. In early boyhood he was sent to the Pequea Academy, and while there was a member of the family of Rev. Robert Smith, D. D., and und

Thomas-B., b. 12 March, 1766; d. 21 April, 181 1; m. Phebe Brinton. See Martin's History of Chester p. 395. … Her executor was her son Isaac-D. Barnard. … Thomas-B. Dick, [Mary, Sarah, Jeremiah,] son of Archibald and Mary (Barnard) Dick was born 12 March, 1766, near Marcus Hook, and died 21 April, 181 1, aged 45 years, i month, 9 days. He was by profession a lawyer, having studied law with Thomas Ross, Esq., commenci

Mary, b. 25, 7 mo. 1758.

Lydia, b. 27, 11 mo. 1760; d. 16, 10. mo. 1763.

Thojnas, b. 9, 4 mo. 1762; d. 18, 11 mo. 1763. Child of Jeremiah and Rachel ( ) Carter.

Tacy b. 15, 4 mo. 1766; 28, 8 mo. 1769.

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Samuel Td. Margaret, m. Isaiah Richards.

Sarah, m. ist, Nathan Lewis; 2d, Branner. … Sarah Carter," [Martin. Nineveh,- Jeremiah,] eldest daughter of Martin and Jane Carter, was received into membership by Friends, at Chester, 30, 6 mo. 1783, and received a certificate to Philadelphia, 25, 7 mo. 1785. She brought a certificate from Philadelphia to Chester Monthly Meeting, 27, 8 mo. 1787, dated, 27, 7 mo. 1787. She married Nathan Lewis, at Chester, 7, 11 mo.

Frudence m. Linn or Sinn. … Prudence Carter, [Martin, Nineveh,- Jeremiah,] daughter of Martin and Jane Carter, married Hugh Linn, 25 February, 1793.! The ceremony was performed by Rev. Joseph Pilmore, D. D. … Hartley?

Moses … Moses Carter, [Martin,- Nineveh,- Jeremiah,] son of Martin and Jane Carter seems to have been a mem- ber of Chester Friends meeting, as on 30, 4 mo. 1770, he was dropped from membership "for removing without a certificate to parts unknown." He is mentioned in his father's will in 1801.

GracCy m. Babb.

Sheron

Thomas.

Joseph, b. 3, I mo. 1778; d. 1851; m. ist, Han- nah Scott; 2d, Mrs. Juliana Dillon. Note. The date of William Carter's death is recorded in the minutes of the Philadelphia Monthly Meeting of Friends. His age is there given as 47 years, which is believed to be incorrect. \ See p. 48, ante. 60 THE CARTEB FAMILY, i8. Edward Carter, [Abraham,- Jeremiah,] son of Abraham and Lydia (Clayton) Carter, was probably born about

Ann Dod, about the year 1770. She was born in 1745, and died 19 Feb. 18 10, aged 65 years and 5 months. Eleanor Dod has. quite an interesting history as told by her descendants. She was of English parentage, and when a young girl was invited by a sea captain's wife to come on board the ship and see the cabin and furniture, before the vessel sailed. She accepted the invitation and employed a boatman to take her out to

But at last, when she had been many years married and her own daughters were grown uj!) and settled in life, she was put into communication with her family after the fol- lowing manner. An Englishman on a visit to America, being in the neighborhood, heard that Mrs. Carter was of

English birth, and called to have a chat with her. This led to the unexpected discovery that he knew her parents and family in England. When he returned she sent with him a letter to her people, which he delivered in person, and of course gave full information as to her circumstan- THE CARTER FAMILY. Gl ces in America. This was the first her people knew of her exact whereabouts. The following is a copy of the first l

Hartiell Church, your brother Joseph is dead he died about a year ago after being Married about 3 times. He has left 5 children to morne the loss of a Parent. Your Brother Thomas died about 6 years ago on his Passage to America in serch of you which if possible would have found had pleased God permited life and health. Your Brother Samuel is married and has no Children, and is a verry great miser, your sister Nancy i

Ajiu, b. 28 June, 177 1; d. 9, i mo. 1863; - Samuel Johnson; 2d, John Roberts; 3d, John McMichael. … Ann Carter/ [Edward, Abraham, Jeremiah/] daughter of Edward and Eleanor (Dod) Carter, was born, 28, 6 mo. 177 1, and died, 9, i mo. 1863, aged 91 years, 6 months, 11 days. She was three times married. First to Samuel Johnson, son of Samuel Johnson, Sr,, 2 July, 1791.! He was a hat- ter, and died of yellow fever, in Ph

JJafinah, b. ; d. 1840; m. Isaac Culin. … Hannah Carter/ [Edward.Abraham, Jeremiah, j daughter of Edward and Eleanor (Dod) Carter, was born ly — and died in the early part of 1840. She married Isaac Culin who seems of have died in 1826, as his wdll was made and recorded in that year. See will-book C, page 110, He is named as of Ridley township, and leaves his entire estate to his wife Hannah during her life or wid- o

Datiiel b. 10 Aug. 1773; d. 1849; m. Sarah dinger. … Daniel Evans,- [Agnes, Abraham,- Jeremiah,] son of John and Agnes (Carter) Evans, was born in Uwch- lan township, Chester county, 10 August, 1773, and died at Bazetta, Trumbull county, Ohio, in 1849, in the 76th year of his age. He was a wagon-maker by occupation. A few The Culin family was of Swedish origin and the first settler came to "New Sweden" at a very earl

Mary, b. 14 Dec. 1776, d. young.

Sarah, b. 1778; d. 1843 ; m. Samuel Barber. … Sarah Evans, [Agnes, Abraham,- Jeremiah,] daughter of John and Agnes (Carter) Evans, was born in Uwchlan township, in 1778, and died in 1843, in the 65th year of her age. She married Samuel Barber, in 1801. He was a stone-mason, and resided in Uwchlan township.

Si/cis, b. 1780; d. 1851, unmarried … Silas Evans, [Agnes, Abraham,- Jeremiah,] son of John and Agnes (Carter) Evans, was born in Uwchlan township, in 1780, and died in West Whiteland township, in 185 1, in ihe 71st year of his age. He was a paper mak- er by occupation and was never married.

Elam, b. 1782; d. 1862 ; m. Phebe Smith. … Elam Evans, [Agnes, Abraham,- Jeremiah,] son of John and Agnes (Carter) Evans, was born in Uwch- lan township, in 1782, and died in 1862, in the 80th year of his age. He was a wagon-maker by occupation and re- sided through life in the township in which he was born. He married Phebe Smith, in 1824, by whom he had no issue. He had one son by Margaret James, who by act of Asse

Abraham Carter, [Joseph, Abraham,- Jeremi- ah,] son of Joseph and Margaret (Cloud) Carter, was born in Chester township, Chester county, Pa., 12 July, 1776, and died near Mixersville, Franklin county, Ind., 23 April, 1859, aged 82 years, 9 months, 11 days. He was by trade a potter or maker of earthenware. In 1810 he removed to Bridgeton, Cumberland county, N. J. In the spring of 18 18, he removed with his wife and fi

Daniel.h. 20 October, 1785; d. 12 March, 1851; m. Elizabeth Mvers. … Robert Carter, [Joseph, Abraham, Jeremiah,] son of Joseph and Margaret (Cloud) Carter, was born 21 August, 1778, in Chester township, Chester county, (now Delaware) and died 23 October, 185 1, at Walnut Hill, Ce- cil county, Md., aged, 73 years, 2 months, 2 days. He was by occupation a farmer and paper-maker. About the year 1815, he removed from Del

Edward. b. 20 July, 1787; d. 3 May, 1875; m. Rachel Flemming. … William Carter, [joseph,-'Abraham,2 Jeremiah,'] son of Joseph and Margaret (Cloud) Carter, was born 20 October, 1781, at Caiterville, near Chester, Pa., and died August, 1855. at Brick Meeting House, Md, in the 74lh year of his age. He is buried in the Friends' grave-yard at the latter place. He settled in Cecil county, Md., where he resided much of his

Joseph Carter, [Joseph, Abraham, Jeremiah,] son of Joseph and Margaret [Cloud] Carter, was born 14 May, 1783, at Carterville, and died 1833, aged about 50 years. He resided in Philadelphia for many years, but for some vears before his death he lived in New Tersev, in the vicinity of Camden, where he cultivated vegetables for the Philadelphia market. Letters of administration upon his estate were granted, in 1833, to

Daniel Carter, [Joseph, Abraham,- Jeremiah,'] son of Joseph and Margaret (Cloud) Carter, was born 20 October, 1785, at Carterville, and died 12 March, 185 1, in Cecil county, Md., aged 65 years, 3 months, 22 days. He township. Among others he mentions his wife, Jean, and his children, Mary Gait, Abigail Bean, Jean Alexander, and William Bean. Noth- ing is now known of the ancestors of William or Jean Bean . The fol-

Edward Carter, [Joseph, Abraham,- Jeremiah,] son of Joseph and Margaret (Cloud) Carter, was born 20 July, 178;, and died 3 May 1875, at the same place, aged 87 years, 9 months, 13 days. He learned the trade of a potter and. in 1810, removed with his eldest brother Abra- ham to Bridgfton, N. J. Here he made the acquaintance of Miss Rachel Plemming whom he married 18 June, 1812. She was the daughter of Elijah and Elean

Lydia b. 22 May, 1790; d. 3 September, 1792.

Cloud, b. 15 April, 1792; d. 24 April, 1863; m. ist, Margaret Miller; 2d, Mary Plummer, nee Hopkins. … Cloud Carter/ [Joseph, Abraham,- Jeremiah,] son of Joseph and Margaret (Cloud) Carter, was born at Carterville, 15 April [792, and died at Cherry Hill, Cecil County, Md., 24 April, 1863 aged, 71 years, 9 days. He was a merchant by occupation, and was twice married. He married first, Margaret Miller. He married, sec-

Margaret, b. 8 February, 1797; d. 11 January, 1858; m. Richard Gorbey. … Margaret Carter, [Joseph, Abraham,- Jeremi- ah,] daughter of Joseph and Margaret (Cloud) Carter, was born, at Carterville, 8 Feb. 1797, and died near the same place 11 January, 1858, aged 60 years, 11 months, 3 days. She married Richard Gorbey.

Gilead b. 4 May 1793; d. 1877; m. Margaret Marker.

John- Wesley, b. 19 October, 1795 ! - Februa- ry, 187 1 ; m. Mary-Ann McCleese. dd. Alfra/ia?n, b. 9 Feb. 1797 ; d. 20 Nov. 1873; un- married. … John-Wesley Carter, [Daniel, Abraham,- Jer- emiah,] son of Daniel and Martha (Boon) Carter, was born at Carterville, 19 Oct. 1795, and died 10 Feb. 1871, aged 75 years, 3 months, 21 days. He resided in Chester town- ship. He married Mary-Ann McCleese, rlaughter of George and

Abraham Carter, [Daniel, Abraham, Jeremi- ah/] son of Daniel and Martha (Boon) Carter, was born at Carterville, 9 Feb. 1797, and died 20 Nov. 1873, aged 76 years, 9 months, 11 days. He resided during life upon a farm in the same township in which he was born, and never married.

An?i, b. II May, 1798 ; m. John Lloyd. … Ann Carter, [Daniel, Abraham, Jeremiah,] daughter of Daniel and Martha (Boon) Carter, was born at Carterville, 11 May, 1798. She was a twin sister of Eliza. She married John Lloyd.

Eliza, b. 11 May, 1798 ; m. John Trites. … Eliza Carter, [Daniel, Abrahara, Jeremiah,'] daughter of Daniel and Martha (Boon) Carter, was born II May, 1798. She married John Trites.

Agries, b. 15 Apr. 1800, d. 9 Nov. 1872, m. Rob- ert Morrison. … Agnes Carter, [Daniel, Abraham, Jeremiah,] daughter of Daniel and Martha (Boon) Carter, was born 15 April, 1800, and died 9 November, 1872, aged 72 years, 6 months, and 24 days. She married Robert Morrison.

Eka?wr, b. 20 June, 1802 ; m Elijah Ward. … Eleanor Carter,'' [Daniel, Abraham, Jeremiah,'] daughter of Daniel and Martha (Boon) Carter, was born 20 June, 1802. She married Elijah Ward. He was born 1804, and died 30 Feb. 1837, aged about 33 years. He is buried in the Mt. Hope M. E. graveyard, near Village Green. Mrs. Ward still resides upon a portion of the an- cestral Carter estate near Chester.

Mary-A?w b 10 Feb. 1804; d. 22 July, 1849 ; m. Abner Pierce. THE CAB TEE FAMILY. 71 AN ACCOUNT OF THOSE IN THE FOURTH GENERATION WITH THE NAMES OF THEIR CHILDREN. … Mary-Ann Carter, [Daniel, Abraham,- Jeremi- ah,] youngest child of Daniel and Martha (Boon) Carter, was born, 10 Feb. 1804, and died 22 July, 1849, aged 45 years, 5 months, 12 days. She married Abner Pierce, 15 July, 1824. He was born 9 Aug. 1802, and die

John-Barnard b. 20, 9 mo. 1801. 2. Isabella-D. Barnard, [Isaac, Sarah, Jeremiah,] is said to have been a daughter of Isaac and Isabella (Day) Barnard. Examine statements on pp. 51 & 52, a-fe. She married Jacob-D. Barker. In 1793 he owned land in Chester township adjoining the Carter land, but seems to have been a resident of Upper Chichester. As before intimated there seems to be some obscuritv about Isabella-D Barna

Edward- Morris- James, h. 2T Aug. 1831; d. 19 Mar. 1867; m. Claral). Mamjnaux. 6. Gilead Carter, [D.miel,- Abraham, Jeremiah,] son of Daniel and Martha (Boon) Carter, was born at Car- terville, 4 May, 1793, and died at ihe same place Septem- ber, 1877, aged 84 years, 4 months, — days. He was in- terred in the Carterville Cemetery on 26 Sep. 1877. He was a farmer and resided during his life on land devised to him by h