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 1792 - 1878 (86 years)
Generation: 1
| 1. | Paschal Carter was born on 3 Mar 1792 in Halifax County, Virginia U.S.A.; died on 10 Jun 1878 in Cleveland, Bradley Co., Tennessee. Notes:
The Thomas of Lancaster Clan
Name: Paschal CARTER
in 1830, Paschal had in his household, 1 boy under 5, 1 age 5 - 10, 1 10-15, one girl 10-15 and one 15-20.
Paschal was a staunch Confederate as was his son, John. However, his son Fauntleroy was a Unionist. Paschal disinherited Fauntleroy. The families did not speak to each other for years. Paschal was a member of the Masonic Lodge. The Masons drafted his obituary. In 1872, he gave a deposition in support of his sister, Henrietta Carter SMITHSON's application for widow's pension.
Birth: 3 MAR 1792 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Death: 10 JUN 1878 in Bradley County, Tennessee
Note: Although he had been a Methodist, his obituary says he belonged to no religious sect or organization. 1
Burial: Fort Hill Cemetery Cleveland, Tennessee 1
Event: resided BET 1829 AND 1844 Dandridge, Jefferson County, Tennessee
Father: Presley CARTER b: ABT 1767 in Halifax County, Virginia
Mother: Oney WADDELL b: ABT 1770 in Halifax County, Virginia
1840 US Census TN Jefferson (6th) Image 111:
Andrew Gass 40-50 Female 50-60 {sic} son 15-20, son 20-30, 2 daughters 20-30 --- two lines down:
{ca. 1795) Paschal Carter 40-50 Female 40-50 son 10-15 daughter 5-10 --- seventeen lines down:
(ca. 1805) William P. Carter 30-40 Female 20-30 son U5, 2 sons 5-10, male 15-20, 2 daughters U5
This Pascal and William are Prime Candidates to be the sons of Presley instant; but is it Mary Ann's Wm.?
(There is no Pascal Carter found in Virginia in the 1840 census - according to Ancestry anyway).
1850 US Census TN Jefferson, District 13,
Household 410: William P. Carter 40 VA Blacksmith, Jane 37 TN, with Andrew, George (deaf and dumb), Catherine, Margaret, Samuel, Sarah and Joseph.
Household 412: William & Jane Hendricks from VA ? Oney Carter 72 VA (no relation given)
There is no Peyton or Pascal Carter anywhere in the 1850 Jefferson Co TN census.
1860 US Census TN Bradley, District 6, Cleveland, Household 67
Paschal Carter 68 Blacksmith VA, Elizabeth 72 VA etc.
See our Capt. George Carter 1733-1810 for extensive proof that he was an uncle of Richard Carter, the Halifax County VA immigrant; we entirely agree with Ms. Fournier that said Richard was a grandson of James of Stafford, where Capt. George is now proven beyond all doubt to be a son of said James. Point is, the first wife of this James was Hannah Neale and it was her family that provided for the generations of names using Daniel, Presley, Spencer and all for grandparents. Although not unique, William was also prominent in this family.
Name: Presley CARTER - Halifax County Land Records:
On 29 Jan 1791, Presley bought 16 1/2 ac. in Halifax County from William WADDELL for 9 lbs. 15 shillings. Witnesses: Levin CARTER and Nathaniel WADDELL. DB 15, p.137.
On 19 Apr 1792, Presley bought from Noel WADDELL for 50 lbs. 200 ac. on Toby's Creek bounded by Philip THOMAS and RUSSELL. Not witnessed was presented in court by Noel himself. DB 15, p. 336
On 3 Jul 1795, Presley CARTER deed to Abner RODING. Witnesses: John ATHERTON, James RODDEN, Frederick MILLER. DB 16, pg. 483.
On 7 Apr 1805, Presley CARTER, Levin CARTER, Thompson CARTER and Frederick MILLER sold to Spencer CARTER, 100 acres of Richard CARTER's land.
Birth: ABT 1767 in Halifax County, Virginia Death: AFT 1820 in Tennessee 2
Event: resided 1820 Caswell County, North Carolina 3
Father: Richard CARTER b: ABT 1742 in Virginia
Mother: Frances __?__ b: ABT 1750 in Virginia
Marriage 1 Oney WADDELL b: ABT 1770 in Halifax County, Virginia [take special note of ONEY - not Anne]
Married: 29 JAN 1789 in Halifax County, Virginia ***
Thornton CARTER b: ABT 1790 in Halifax County, Virginia [this Thornton is correct]
Paschal CARTER b: 3 MAR 1792 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Peyton CARTER b: ABT 1795 in Halifax County, Virginia
Henrietta CARTER b: ABT 1796 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Stewart CARTER b: ABT 1798 in Halifax County, Virginia
William CARTER b: ABT 1800 in Halifax County, Virginia ** *****
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Halifax County, Virginia Marriage Records
Widow Frances remarries:
Pg. 12: "9 April 1787 Frederick Miller to Frances Carter, sur. Presley Carter. Frances signs
her own consent. Married April 12 by Rev. James Watkins, who says Mary Carter".
Pg. 38: "29 Jan. 1789 Presley Carter to Ann Wadell, married by Rev. James Watkins, Ministers Return"
[note that there is no permission attached to this record of marriage - both are of age!]
Widow Frances remarries - again:
Pg. 32 "22 June 1795 Nipper Adams to Frances Carter, Sur. John Anderson, Wit. Richard
Carter, Frances signs her own consent. married July 1, by Rev. Hawkins Landrum"
Pg. 45: "10 Jan 1800 Jarret W. Cook to Elizabeth Carter , dau. of Francis [sic] Carter Who consents.
Sur. Spencer Carter, Wit. Fanny Carter, Married by Rev. John Adkins, Who Says 'Jarrad'"
Sources for this person:
Paschal married Elizabeth Durrett on 25 Jun 1812 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Elizabeth was born in c 1794 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. [Group Sheet]
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Generation: 2
| 3. | Oney Waddill Carter  (1.Paschal1) was born on 12 May 1821 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Notes:
Oney Waddill Carter d/o Pashal and Elizabeth Durrett married Mr. William I. Campbell
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| 4. | Fauntleroy Carter (1.Paschal1) was born in c 1827 in Halifax County, Virginia U.S.A.. Notes:
The Thomas of Lancaster Clan
Name: Paschal CARTER
in 1830, Paschal had in his household, 1 boy under 5, 1 age 5 - 10, 1 10-15, one girl 10-15 and one 15-20.
Paschal was a staunch Confederate as was his son, John. However, his son Fauntleroy was a Unionist. Paschal disinherited Fauntleroy. The families did not speak to each other for years.
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