The line of Sarah 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)
Sarah Carter (Potts no.4, generation 2, child of Jeremiah) and the 46 descendants Potts lists. By generation: gen. 2: 1, gen. 3: 4, gen. 4: 8, gen. 5: 21, gen. 6: 6, gen. 7: 6, gen. 8: 1. SUPPORTED (Potts 1883)
Descendant tree
Where this line lived
- Chichester township. In
- Salem county. New Jersey
- Lower Chichester
- Aston township, Delaware
- West Chester
- Chester, Aug
Families who married in
Flower (2), Rogers (2), Loudee (2), Laughlin (2), Lewis (2), Barnard (1), Day (1), Walker (1), Hewcs (1), Dutton (1), Ceremony (1), Brown (1), Barker (1), Dick (1), Harman (1), Brinton (1), Darlington (1), Anderson (1), Shee (1), Esq (1), Caslle (1), Kendall (1)
Notables in this line
Stories and records
- The Carter Branches
- Sarah Carter marries Thomas Barnard. This is the line that leads to Dr. Elisha Cullen Dick.
- Thomas Barnard disowned by Chichester meeting for marrying his first cousin Agnes Carter, daughter of Abraham.
- People
- Timeline
- Elisha Cullen Dick born near Marcus Hook. He is Jeremiah's great-great-grandson through Sarah, then Mary Barnard.
- Elisha Cullen Dick studies under Benjamin Rush (1780) and William Shippen (1781); MD from the University of Pennsylvania
- Elisha C. Dick marries Hannah Harman of Darby and settles in Alexandria, Va.
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- Dr. Elisha C. Dick, Worshipful Master of Alexandria Lodge No. 22, takes part in the U.S. Capitol cornerstone ceremony wi
- Dr. Elisha Cullen Dick is the consulting physician at George Washington's deathbed at Mount Vernon. He opposed further b
- Dr. Dick delivers a Masonic oration on Washington.
- Dr. Elisha Cullen Dick dies at Alexandria.
- Dr. Elisha Cullen Dick, Sarah Carter's grandson, is among the physicians attending George Washington at his death.
- Dr. Elisha Cullen Dick (1762–1825)
- Carter Graveyard 1736
- Notables from the Carter Land
- Thomas B. Dick drowns.
- Widow Mary (Barnard) Hewes marries Archibald Dick.
- Archibald Dick buys an estate near Marcus Hook.
- Edward Carter (son of Jeremiah) writes his will, witnessed by Archibald Dick. Proved 27 May 1777, Bk F p.255.
- Archibald Dick serves as Assistant Deputy Quartermaster General for the Continental Army.
- Archibald Dick appointed Assistant Forage Master for Chester County, rank of Major.
- Archibald Dick dies; his will frees his slaves. Martin's history gives 3,9,1782.