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John T Carter

Birth1805 - Laurens, Greenville, South Carolina, United States
Death1896 - Richland, Washington, Arkansas, United States
MotherIsibiah Banton
FatherJohn Carter

Born in Laurens, Greenville, South Carolina, United States on 1805 to John Carter and Isibiah Banton. John T Carter married Elizabeth Cook and had 8 children. He passed away on 1896 in Richland, Washington, Arkansas, United States.

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Parents
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John Carter
1771 - 1805
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Isibiah Banton
1772 - 1861
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Cook
1811 - 1889
Children Show all
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George Washington Carter
1827 - 1911
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Charles L Carter
1845 - Unknown
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Naomi Carter
1847 - 1879
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Mary Carter
1837 - 1865
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Malinda D. Carter
1849 - 1931
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Zibiah Benton Carter
1835 - 1904
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Priscilla Carter
1841 - 1842
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Ann Carter
1834 - 1917

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