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John Carter

Birth8 May 1674 - Barford Plantation, Lancaster, Virginia, United States
Death14 MAY 1732 - Caroline, Virginia, United States
MotherLady Katherine Skipwith Dale
FatherCaptain Thomas Carter of "Barford"

Born in Barford Plantation, Lancaster, Virginia, United States on 8 May 1674 to Captain Thomas Carter of "Barford" and Lady Katherine Skipwith Dale. John Carter married Margaret Todd and had 8 children. He passed away on 14 MAY 1732 in Caroline, Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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Captain Thomas Carter Of "Barford"
1630 - 1700
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Lady Katherine Skipwith Dale
1652 - 1704
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Todd
1676 - 1761
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Frances Ball
1681 - 1699
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Margaret Todd
1690 - 1750
Children Show all
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John Carter, Rwps.
1715 - 1783
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Baby Joseph Ball Carter
1699 - 1700
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William Todd Carter
1717 - 1810
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James Carter
1717 - Unknown
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Robert Carter
1719 - 1736
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George Carter
1728 - 1786
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Thomas Carter
1718 - Unknown
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Mary Frances Carter
1726 - 1753

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