The line of Nineveh Carter
Nineveh Carter (Potts no.6, generation 2, child of Jeremiah) and the 20 descendants Potts lists. By generation: gen. 2: 1, gen. 3: 5, gen. 4: 12, gen. 5: 3. SUPPORTED (Potts 1883)
Descendant tree
Where this line lived
No places given by Potts for this line.
Families who married in
Clayton (1), Brown (1), Richards (1), Chester (1), Lewis (1), Sinn (1)
Notables in this line
None yet. See Notables.
Stories and records
- Nineveh Carter received into Chester Monthly Meeting.
- Nineveh Carter marries Mary Clayton at Chichester meeting.
- Jeremiah deeds 88 acres (SW part of the homestead) to Nineveh. Ashmead prints '1781', an obvious error for 1731.
- Nineveh sells the 88 acres to Joseph Parker.
- Nineveh's family removes to Buckingham MM, Bucks Co. They return to Chester in 1753.
- Nineveh Carter's family removes to Buckingham Monthly Meeting, Bucks County.
- The Carter Branches
- Timeline
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- Jeremiah Carter (son of Nineveh) marries Rachel Brown at West Nottingham; he moves to Wilmington MM about 1761.
- Deborah Carter (dau. Nineveh), wife of James Day, disowned.
- Martin Carter of Chester twp (identified by Potts as 'not positive' son of Nineveh) files for losses to British depredat
- Martin Carter of Chester Township is listed in the 1782 damage claims for 'sundries', £1 15s. The date and cause of the
- 1777: The British in Aston
- Prudence Carter (dau. of Robert of Aston) m. Caleb Pusey Jr. — not shown to be Jeremiah's family
- “Carterville, Chester Township” No. 1: Concord Avenue fifty years ago
- Carterville Through the Years