The line of Martin Carter

Evidence key: DOCUMENTED SUPPORTED FAMILY TRADITION HYPOTHESIS DISPROVEN-CORRECTED · what the labels mean · “Potts” = Potts 1883 · “Court Record” = Record of the Courts of Chester County (1910)

Descendant tree

Click a name to open its branch. Numbers are Potts’s. Links go to each person’s entry.

• Martin Carter (16) (9 descendants listed)

  • Sarah Carter (37) d. 1794 · m. Nathan Lewis, at Chester (3 descendants listed)

    • yob (115)
    • David (116)
    • Martin (117)
  • Prudence Carter (38) m. Linn or Sinn
  • Moses Carter (39)
  • Grace Carter (40) m. Babb
  • Sheron Carter (41)
  • Thomas Carter (42)

Where this line lived

Pink dots: places Potts names for this line. Bigger dot: the Carter graveyard. Open the full family map.

No places given by Potts for this line.

Taken from “born at”, “died at” and “Postoffice” in Potts. See also Where they went.

Families who married in

Chester (1), Lewis (1), Sinn (1)

Notables in this line

None yet. See Notables.

Stories and records

• Martin Carter of Chester twp (identified by Potts as 'not positive' son of Nineveh) files for losses to British depredat Timeline
• Martin Carter of Chester Township is listed in the 1782 damage claims for 'sundries', £1 15s. The date and cause of the Timeline
• 1777: The British in Aston Site page
• The Carter Branches Site page
• Timeline Site page
• Prudence Carter (dau. of Robert of Aston) m. Caleb Pusey Jr. — not shown to be Jeremiah's family Timeline
• “Carterville, Chester Township” No. 1: Concord Avenue fifty years ago Carterville story
• Carterville Through the Years Site page

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