Attention: Wife (Mary Walker Carter) is also his cousin.
(1) He is married to Mary Walker Carter.
They got married January 1756 at Virginia, United States, he was 24 years old.
Child(ren):
(2) He is married to Anne Butler Spotswood Moore.
They got married in the year 1770 at Lancaster, Lancaster, Virginia, United States, he was 38 years old.
Child(ren):
Charles Carter
Birth: 1 Jan 1732 Shirley, Charles City County, Virginia, USA
Death: 24 Jun 1806 (aged 74) Charles City County, Virginia, USA
Burial: Shirley Plantation Cemetery, Shirley, Charles City County, Virginia, USA
Memorial #: 50301791
Bio: During the first War for American Independence (1776-1783) Shirley Plantation and the Carter's of Shirley played a vital role in the forming of the new nation. Charles Carter, fifth generation owner of Shirley, was a loyal member of the House of Burgesses. He was member of the House representing two localities, Lancaster and Charles City County, from 1758 until 1774. The reasons this membership ceased was due to the Declaration of Independence being signed and the House of Burgesses was dissolved by Governor Lord Dunmore. Charles then served as a member of Virginia Convention of March and December, 1775. He then served in Charles City County Militia during the Revolutionary War, but records do not indicate that he saw any action. Charles allowed his James River home of Shirley to serve as a supply depot for the Continental Army towards the end of the war. This action allowed the Marquis de Lafayette to supply his army with the munitions and armaments needed to besiege Yorktown, ultimately resulting in General Lord Cornwallis' surrender and the United States of America becoming an independent and sovereign nation.
Charles Carter's will of 1803 reads: "That is to say I commend my body to the Earth to be decently laid near my honored parents as soon after my decease as may be convenient, without any funeral pomp and nothing but the burial service to be read over my grave by the parson of the Parish (should we be so fortunate as to have one among us) for which trouble, I desire he may be amply paid: And when this my departure may happen, I earnestly request of my family and friends that they do not go into mourning or wear black clothes; and this whim I expect they will gratify me in, as I always thought the custom absurd and extravagant answering no good purpose that I know of."
Info taken from the Shirley Plantations list of events.
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2nd Wife : Anne Butler Moore BIRTH 1750
Family Members
Parents
John Carter 1690-1742
Elizabeth Hill Carter Cocke 1708-1771
Spouses
Mary Walker Carter Carter 1736-1770
Anne Butler Moore Carter 1753-1809
Siblings
Elizabeth Hill Carter Byrd 1731-1760
Edward Carter 1733-1792
Children
Elizabeth Hill Carter Randolph 1764-1832
Charles B. Carter 1766-1807
Edward Carter 1767-1806
Anne Hill Carter Lee 1773-1829
Bernard Carter 1776-1776
John Walker Carter 1777-1784
Bernard Moore Carter 1780-1842
Williams Carter 1782-1864
Butler Carter 1784-1786
Infant Daughter Carter 1792-1792
Infant Carter 1794-1794
Calphemia Carter 1796-1797
Maintained by: RF (47076918)
Originally Created by: P Fazzini (46565936)
Added: 27 Mar 2010
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50301791/charles-carter
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/50301791/charles-carter: accessed 24 June 2023), memorial page for Charles Carter (1 Jan 1732Å24 Jun 1806), Find a Grave Memorial ID 50301791, citing Shirley Plantation Cemetery, Shirley, Charles City County, Virginia, USA; Maintained by RF (contributor 47076918).
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