The line of Abraham 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)
On this page: Descendant tree Where this line lived Families who married in Notables in this line Stories and records Abraham Carter (Potts no.7, generation 2, child of Jeremiah) and the 215 descendants Potts lists. By generation: gen. 2: 1, gen. 3: 5, gen. 4: 29, gen. 5: 51, gen. 6: 110, gen. 7: 20. SUPPORTED (Potts 1883)
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Abraham Carter (7) d. 1789 · m. Mrs. Lydia Spruce, Clayton; Lydia Clayton in 1736 (215 descendants listed) William Carter (17) m. Hannah Ashburnham (5 descendants listed) Edward Carter (18) m. Eleanor Dod (2 descendants listed) Agnes Carter (19) d. 1783, Uwchlan township in 1783 · m. Thomas Barnard, (to) (9 descendants listed) Joseph Carter (20) b. 11 June, 1753, Ches- ter township · d. 2 February, 1830 · m. Margaret Cloud (166 descendants listed) Abraham Carter (55) b. 28 March, 1783, Chester township · m. Mrs. Margaretta Parris, nee Hitchner (56 descendants listed) Susan Carter (154) b. 22 Jan. 1806, Delaware county · m. Hiram Shillingford, June (7 descendants listed) yeremiah b. 7 July (155) b. 7 July, 1808 · m. Catharine Sheaffer Isaac-Malin Carter (156) b. 15 Oct. 1812 · d. 4 Sept. 1811 Margaret (158) b. 13 Sep. 1815 · d. 19 Feb. 1825 Abraham-Sares Carter (159) b. 10 Jan 1817, Bridgeton · m. Mary-Jane Templeton (2 descendants listed) yosiah-Parvin (160) b. 25 Sep 1818 Christiana (161) b. 21 April, 1820 · m. James Miles Phebe Carter (162) m. Richard-Wesley Williams (13 descendants listed) Margarette-Elizabeth Williams (433) b. 9 Feb. 1840, Hamilton county · m. Charles-H. Brown, on Thursday (5 descendants listed) Newton Williams (436) b. 12 June, 1844 · d. 28 Jan. 1846 Hester-Ann Williams (437) b. 11 Jan. 1847 · d. 22 Jan. 1849 Arthur-Elliott Williams (438) b. 10 July, 1849 · m. Sarah , — Nov. 1877 Alice-Amelia Williams (439) b. 6 May, 1852 · d. 21 Dec. 1861 Abraham-Carter Williams (440) b. 26 April, 1854 · m. Martha-Frances Burk Phebe-Jane Williams (441) b. 10 April, 1856 · d. 8 June, 1863 Oliver-P.-Morton Williams (442) b. 30 April, 1863 yohn-HitcJuier (163) b. 15 Nov. 1823 Anna-Maria Carter (164) b. 12 Dec. 1825, Franklin crunty · d. 20 Nov. 1856 · m. Townsend Hamilton; William-M. Claggett (3 descendants listed) Recompense Carter (165) b. 20 Oct. 1827, Franklin county · d. 1863 · m. Mary-J. Campbell (2 descendants listed) Wesley Carter (166) b. 3 May, 1830 Emily Carter (167) b. 28 Feb. 1832 · d. 15 June, 1844 Lucy Carter (170) b. 7 April, 1840 · m. John-W. Smock (8 descendants listed) Sarah Carter (171) b. 28 Nov. 1841, Franklin county · m. Samuel-T. Bourne (5 descendants listed) Henrietta Carter (172) b. 5 May, 1845 Robert Carter (56) b. 20 October, 1785 · d. 12 March, 1851 · m. Elizabeth Mvers William Carter (57) b. 20 July, 1787 · d. 3 May, 1875 · m. Rachel Flemming Joseph Carter (58) b. 14 May, 1783 · d. 1833 · m. Elizabeth Anderson, but left no children Daniel Carter (59) b. 20 October, 1785 (27 descendants listed) Edward Carter (60) b. 13 March, 1797 · d. 3 May 1875 (51 descendants listed) Susan-Ann Carter (195) b. 17 Nov. 1813, Carterville · m. Charles Williams (7 descendants listed) Paul-Beck Carter (196) d. 23 May, 1842, Chester in 1850 · m. Catharine Bell; Ella-C. Lloyd, [No. 233] (9 descendants listed) Eleanor-B Carter (197) b. 13 Feb. 1818 · d. 13 June, 1855 (2 descendants listed) Lottie-C Royal (566) b. 15 Oct. 1853 · m. Edward-C. Wallen, (No. 573), her cousin (1 descendants listed) Edward Carter (198) b. 30 April, 1820 · d. 29 Dec. 1866 · m. Margaret Malin (3 descendants listed) Sarah-F. Carter (199) b. 22 May. 1822 · d. 4 May, 1859 · m. Capt. Reuben-P. Wallen. son of Abijah and Susannah Wallen (7 descendants listed) Lydia (200) b. 31 Jan. 1825 · d. 24 July, 1827 Mary Carter (201) b. 11 June, 1827 · m. James Steeling (1 descendants listed) Rachel-E Carter (202) b. 2 Sept. 1829 Margaretta Carter (203) b. 20 March, 1832 · d. 3 Jan. 1868 · m. Amos-T. Williams (6 descendants listed) Einma-Eydia Carter (204) b. 20 March, 1834 · m. Daniel Mc-Clintock Robert-Cloud Carter (205) d. 10 April, 1836 Rebecca-P Carter (206) b. 5 March, 1837 · m. George-F. Trapnell (3 descendants listed) Charles-Fiemming (207) b. 26 Sept. 1840 Lydia Evans (61) b. 22 May, 1790 · d. 3 September, 1792 Cloud Carter (62) b. 15 April, 1792, Carterville · d. 24 April, 1863, Cherry Hill · m. Margaret Miller (23 descendants listed) Elira Carter (63) b. 8 Feb. 1797, Carterville · d. 11 January, 1858 · m. Richard Gorbey Daniel Carter (21) b. 17 July, 1771, Ches- ter township · d. 7 October, 1833 (28 descendants listed) Where this line lived
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Carterville (4 mentions) Uwchlan township (2 mentions) Cherry Hill, Cecil (2 mentions) Ches- ter township during his e (1 mention) Chichester town- ship (1 mention) Uwchlan township in (1 mention) Vincent township, Chester (1 mention) Ches- ter township, Chester (1 mention) Show 22 more places Ches- ter township (1 mention) Philadelphia (1 mention) West Bradford township, Chester (1 mention) Uwch- lan township, Chester (1 mention) Bazetta, Trumbull (1 mention) West Whiteland township (1 mention) Uwch- lan township (1 mention) Chester township, Chester (1 mention) Mixersville, Franklin (1 mention) Upper Providence township. S (1 mention) Cecil county, Md (1 mention) New Tersev (1 mention) Mobile (1 mention) Gettysburg, Preble (1 mention) Columbia, Ind (1 mention) Acton, Marion (1 mention) Noble (1 mention) Zion, Cecil (1 mention) Chester, Pa (1 mention) Chester where he still practice (1 mention) Chester in (1 mention) Linwood, Delaware (1 mention) Taken from “born at”, “died at” and “Postoffice” in Potts. See also Where they went .
Families who married in Williams (6), Miller (3), Abrams (3), Cloud (2), Gorbey (2), Trites (2), June (2), Templeton (2), Hamilton (2), Smock (2), Hargon (2), Barkus (2), Janney (2), West (2), Bell (2), Malin (2), Wallen (2), Trapnell (2), Tyson (2), Thompson (2), Davis (2), Burns (2), Clayton (1), Ashburnham (1), Dod (1), Scott (1), Culin (1), Barber (1), Smith (1), Hitchner (1), Mvers (1), Flemming (1), Marker (1), McMcCleese (1), Lloyd (1), Morrison (1), Pierce (1), Shillingford (1), Sheaffer (1), Miles (1), Claggett (1), Campbell (1), Bourne (1), Bourn (1), Hauna (1), Steeling (1), Mc-Clintock (1), Benderman (1), Horn (1), Lincoln (1), Mitchell (1), Wade (1), Melling (1), Ohio (1), Crocket (1), Holloway (1), Thursday (1), Brown (1), Burk (1), Gray (1)
Notables in this line Stories and records Show 21 more stories and records Robert Carter, Abraham's grandson, builds the Cecil Paper Mills near Elkton, Maryland. Timeline “The Carter Will Case”: P. B. Carter answers the papers Carterville story Edward Carter's monument defaced Carterville story Special Court at Media: Carter v. Carrigan and Carter v. Ramsey Carterville story Cloud Carter born at Carterville (d. 24 Apr 1863, Cherry Hill MD). Timeline Cloud Carter is elected a trustee of the first Methodist church at Cherry Hill, Cecil Co., Md.; his brother Robert Carte Timeline Cloud Carter sells his half of the Lazaretto fishery, left him by his father Joseph's 1828 will, to his brother William. Timeline Cloud Carter (b. 1792, Carterville) dies at Cherry Hill, Cecil Co., Md., aged 71. Timeline People Site page Quiet-title notice: the Carter burial-ground lot Carterville story Carterville Through the Years Site page The Carter Graveyard Site page “Carterville” No. 5: Robert Carter, the plough boy who built paper mills Carterville story Mary Eliza Carter (b. 19 Apr 1828, dau. of Robert) marries Dr. Richard Brookings. Timeline Robert Somers Brookings (1850–1932) Notable Notables from the Carter Land Site page Recompense Carter killed at Vicksburg. Timeline “Carterville, Chester Township” No. 1: Concord Avenue fifty years ago Carterville story “Takes Exceptions”: one-tenth of Carterville Carterville story “Carterville” No. 2: ghosts, witches and Bluebeard's gold Carterville story Paul Beck Carter (1815–1888?), gen. 5 Notable ← Descendants directory