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     Jeduthan Carter moved to at Pittsylvania, Virginia, US.¹ He had a fine plantation known as "Mt. View."¹
     Jeduthan Carter married Sarah Carter.¹
     Jeduthan Carter died in 1820 died without children.¹

           Jemima Carter married William Aslin.¹

     Jemima Wadkins Carter was born on Jul 24, 1797 at Virginia, US.^3,4,2
     Jemima Wadkins Carter married John Rhea Carter Jr., son of John Rhea Carter Sr. and Elizabeth Day, on Aug 27, 1820 at Scott, Virginia, US.^5,1,6,7,8 Her married name was Jemima W Carter.
     Jemima died on Apr 11, 1862 at Virginia, US, at age 64.^3,4,2

     Jemima H. Carter was born in 1858.¹
     Jemima H. Carter died on Sep 4, 1861.¹

     Jesse Carter was born circa 1728.

           Reverend Jesse Carter was an Episcopal clergyman.¹
     Reverend Jesse Carter died after 1800.¹

     Joan Carter was born on Aug 3, 1928 at Sullivan County, Virginia, USA.^1,2
     Joan Carter married Thurmon Keith Pease, son of James Edward Pease and Nannie Belle Repass, on Aug 16, 1954 at Scott County, Virginia, USA.^3,4 Her married name was Joan Pease.³
     Joan died on Dec 7, 2018 at Kingsport, Sullivan County, Tennessee, USA, at age 90.²
     She was buried at Holston View Cemetery, Weber City, Scott County, Virginia, USA.²

     Job Carter was living; in Prince George and Amherst Virginia.¹
     Job Carter was born on Jan 1, 1734.²
     Job Carter died in 1782.²

     John Carter was born in 1774.² He aquired a grant for 400 acres 10/2/1798. Purchased 120 acres on the southside of the Clinch from Thomas and Rebecca Eastland on 10/5/1807 and 200 acres on the southside of the Clinch from Joseph and Sarah Whitely on December 16,1808. Bought 58 acres from David Cock, Sr. on March 1813 and on January 25, 1815 10 acres from Samuel Ewing. John and Sarah sold land as follows: 1/3/1803 to Joseph Carter -- 75 acres; 6/171809 130 acres to William Cock; 2/20/1810 to Isaiah Solyers 120 acres. of property on Oct 2, 1798.³
     John Carter married Sarah Frazier before 1803.^3,2
     John Carter married Molly Roller, daughter of (?) Roller, after 1824.^4,2
     John Carter died in 1836.²
     John Carter left a will on Jun 13, 1836.⁴

     John Carter was born on May 8, 1674.^1,2 He was baptized on May 24, 1674; Godparents Col. John Carter, Mr, John Stretchley and Mrs. Ball.¹

     John Carter was born on Nov 5, 1599.

     John Carter was born circa 1743. He settled at Stoney Creek with brothers Charles & Dale Stony Creek, Fort Blackmore, Scott, Virginia, US, 1773.² He was ordered by the County Court to appraise the estate of Dale Carter along with Archibald Scot, Joseph Butcher and Richard Stanton. on Mar 18, 1778 at Washington, Virginia, US.³ He wasd issued a deed for 400 acres on the northwest side of the Clinch River on 8/21/1781. The property was settled in 1773. On 4/1/1783 he was issued a deed for 172 acres on the north side of the Clinch River.⁴ Ordered by County Court to appriase the estate of Susana Carter along with William Blackmore, Andrew Davis, and John Norris.⁵ He was 07/ /1786; "a party of Indians came to the house of John Carter, on the Clinch, and killed his wife and six children [names unknown], and after plundering the house, placed the dead bodies in the same and burned the whole;" John remarried but all information pertaining to his second wife and family has been lost.⁶ He From the unpublished manuscript, Indian Atrocities Along the Clinch, Powell and Holston Rivers, pages 158-159.
John Carter, a brother of the Dale Carter, who was killed at Blackmore’s Fort in 1774, had settled on a 400 acre tract of land on the northwest side of Clinch River, about 4 miles below Blackmore’s Fort, in Scott Co., in the year 1773. He had married a daughter of Joseph Blackmore and had seven children.
On August 27, 1787, Alexander Barnett, County Lieutenant of Russell Co., VA, wrote the following to the Governor (1):
That on July 9th last, the Indians had attacked the frontier, this time killing the wife of John Carter and six of his children, and at the same time plundering and setting fire to his house, thus reducing the bodies of his wife and children to ashes.
R. M. Addington, History of Scott County, page 99, says:
In a short time after moving to his farm, having planted his crop, and completing such other preparations as were necessary to move back to the fort, he went out one morning to listen for his horses and cattle, which had bells on, intending to collect them up prior to moving back to Fort Blackmore on the next day. This was locust year, and he went out early in order to collect his stock before the locust began their noises. He had proceeded about sixty yards from his house when he heard his wife cry out, "Oh John". Turning he saw eight or nine Indians entering his house, and at the same time they fired at him. Realizing his perilous situation, he thought it best to make his escape and go for assistance, rather than fight and exasperate the savages in an unequal contest. Hastening to the fort, he collected a company and returned to his house, which he found in flames. With some poles, his companions succeeded in pulling out of the burning coals the charred remains of his wife and six children, which they buried. When they had done this, they heard a plaintive groaning a little ways from the house, in the weeds and grass. They went to the place from whence the sounds came and found his little daughter, about ten years of age, with an awful gash across her abdomen and her entrails falling out. They carried her to the river and washed her, but she died before they finished. (Judge Wood and Peter Honeycutt’s Letter, Draper MSS 4 C 27)
(1) Virginia State Papers, Vol. IV, page 335.
This file contributed by: Rhonda Robertson on Jul 9, 1787 at Virginia, US.⁷ His first wife and children murdered by indians. on Jul 9, 1787.⁸
     John Carter died circa 1805.

           John Carter died in 1782 at Lancaster.¹

     John Carter died without issue.¹

           John Carter left a will on May 3, 1802 at Russell, Virginia, US, Sole beneficiary: Sarah Pennington (Sister)
Executor: Dale Carter (son of Norris Carter)
Witness: William Nash jr, Betty Pappy
Probated: 12/27/1803 p 54.² His estate was probated in 1804; Died unmarried. left freedom to three negro servants and their children and gave the rest to his sister Sarah.³
     John Carter died in 1804.^3,4

     John Christian Carter was born on Nov 3, 1868 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,6,7,8,5
     John was educated through the 7th grade.⁹
     John Christian Carter married Francis Victoria "Vic" Greear, daughter of Christopher Columbus Greear and Jalah Minerva Osborne, in 1893.^1,8
     He was a farmer.^10,5
     He died from heart failure at 11:00 a.m. on Mar 24, 1945 at Verdi, Scott, Virginia, US, at age 76.^2,6,5
     John was buried on Mar 26, 1945 at Marion Carter Cemetery, Fort Blackmore, Scott, Virginia, US; arrangements by McConnell Funeral Service of Gate City.^6,5

           John F. Carter married Mary Lane.^1,2

     John Mosby Carter was born on Aug 2, 1878 at Rye Cove, Scott, Virginia, US.³
     John Mosby Carter was born in 1880.¹
     John Mosby Carter was a farmer at Scott, Virginia, US.²
     John Mosby Carter married Ellen Boatwright on Jul 19, 1902 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,2
     John Mosby Carter died on Sep 24, 1962 at age 84.³
     John Mosby Carter was buried at Boatright Cemetery, Scott, Virginia, US.⁴

     John Pinckney Carter was also known as Jackson Carter.^1,4
     John Pinckney Carter was born in 1859 at Scott, Virginia, US.^5,3
     John Pinckney Carter was a farmer at Scott, Virginia, US.^2,3
     John Pinckney Carter married Phoeby Cox, daughter of James B. Cocke and Rebecca Pendleton, on Feb 12, 1878 at Scott, Virginia, US, the service was performed by James Carter. Phoeby was listed as a widow.^1,2,5,3 John Pinckney Carter and Phoeby Cox were divorced.⁵
     John Pinckney Carter married Sally Rhodes, daughter of Mart Rhodes and Mary (?), on Mar 25, 1912.⁵

           John R. Carter married Sarah Cox.¹
     John R. Carter married Frances Moore on Dec 22, 1853 at Scott, Virginia, US.^1,2

     John Ray Carter was also known as Jack Carter.¹
     John Ray Carter was born on May 17, 1854.¹
     John Ray Carter married Morning Pennington on May 8, 1875.^1,2