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David Wallace McCarter

Birth23 Nov 1849 - Clover, York, South Carolina
Death29 Jul 1902 - Clover, York, South Carolina
MotherRachel Ann Wallace
FatherRobert Randolph McCarter

Born in Clover, York, South Carolina on 23 Nov 1849 to Robert Randolph McCarter and Rachel Ann Wallace. David Wallace McCarter married Elizabeth Catherine Nichols and had 11 children. He passed away on 29 Jul 1902 in Clover, York, South Carolina.

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Robert Randolph Mccarter
1826 - 1864
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Rachel Ann Wallace
1830 - 1900
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Elizabeth Catherine Nichols
1856 - 1942
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Harriet A Mccarter
1876 - 1904
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James Mccarter
1892 - 1969
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John J. Mc Carter
1879 - 1913
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Daisy Adeline Mccarter
1885 - 1969
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Thomas Gettys Mccarter
1890 - 1967
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Ida Elizabeth Mccarter
1881 - 1950
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William David Mccarter
1888 - 1915
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Mary Ethel Mccarter
1893 - 1982
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Velpeau Friedheim Mccarter
1896 - 1956
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Joseph Lindsay Mccarter
1883 - 1886
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Finley Nichols Mccarter
1898 - 1969

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