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Family
Marriage: Children:
  1. Henry S. Carter: Birth: ABT 1819 in Virginia.

  2. William H. Carter: Birth: Dec 1821 in Virginia.

  3. Leroy Littleton Carter: Birth: ABT 1824 in wilson County,Tennessee.

  4. Angeline Carter: Birth: ABT 1830 in Wilson County,Tennessee.

  5. Julia Malvina Carter: Birth: 13 May 1835 in Wilson County,Tennessee. Death: 3 Jan 1894 in Wilson County,Tennessee

  6. Charles T. Carter: Birth: ABT 1836 in Wilson County,Tennessee.

  7. Mary A. Carter: Birth: ABT 1837 in Wilson County,Tennessee.

  8. Daniel M. Carter: Birth: ABT 1839 in Wilson County,Tennessee.


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Notes
a. Note:   Carter Farm Claudette Carter Goad
  Bethany Anne Goad Wright
  Robbie Delynn Goad
  Charles T. Carter founded the Carter Farm in 1840. With his wife Julia M.Calhoun and their ten children,
 the family worked the 96 acres and produced corn, tobacco, hay andcattle. Charles T. Carter, Jr. was the
 next owner of the land. He married Mattie Elizabeth Roemack and they werethe parents of four children,
 including Alonza, who was the third-generation owner.
  Alonzo and his wife Hattie Lou Simpson were the parents of four children,including Claud, Inez, Charles T.
 and Otis, and they continued to raise a variety of crops and livestock.
  The Carter Farm was the site of army maneuvers in preparation for WorldWar II, and with the family’s Century
 Farm nomination materials, they submitted a copy of their 1942certificate, which was presented by the “Victory
 Committee” to farm families who cooperated with the War EmergencyPrograms.
  Today, the daughter of the Claud and Pauline Carter, Claudette CarterGoad, along with husband Wayne Goad and
 their daughters, Bethany Goad Wright and Robbie Goad, are the farm’sowners. Cattle, hay and tobacco are the
 primary crops grown currently grown on the land, where three generationsnow reside. Additionally, a post office
 that was used when the farm was Route 10 and mail was delivered in horseand buggy still stands on the land today.
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  BEVERLY W. SEAY, admr of J. W. SHAW, deced, to CHARLES CARTER 18 acres inWilson
 County. [Ibid., DB T, October 31, 18. 36]
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  1840 United States Federal Census
  Name: Charles Carter
 County: Smith
 State: Tennessee
 Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1
 Free White Persons - Females - Under 5: 1
 Free White Persons - Females - 15 thru 19: 1
 Total - All Persons (Free White, Free Colored, Slaves): 3
 Persons Employed in Agriculture: 1
 Free White Persons - Under 20: 2
 Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 1
 Total Free White Persons: 3
 Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves:
  1850 United States Federal Census
  Name: Julia Carter
 Age: 52
 Estimated birth year: abt 1798
 Birth Place: Virginia
 Gender: Female
 Home in 1850 (City,County,State): District 7, Wilson, Tennessee
 Family Number: 1243
 Household Members:
 Name Age
 Charles S Carter 58
 Julia Carter 52
 Henry S Carter 31
 William H Carter 29
 Leroy L Carter 26
 Angeline Carter 20
 Mary A Carter 13
 Julia M Carter 15
 Daniel M Carter 11
 John Caphanor 16
 Julia Caphanor 13
 William Caphanor 11
 Henry Caphanor 9
  1860 United States Federal Census
  Name: Charles T Carter
 Age in 1860: 68
 Birth Year: abt 1792
 Birthplace: Virginia
 Home in 1860: District 7, Wilson, Tennessee
 Gender: Male
 Post Office: Big Springs
 Value of real estate: View image
 Household Members:
 Name Age
 Charles T Carter 68
 Julia Carter 64
 Charles T Carter 24
 Danl M Carter 21
 Julia Caplinger 21
 Henry Caplinger 18


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