Family register
Ann Toby Carter
née Toby
Ann Toby Carter (née Toby) (8 December 1781 – 10 June 1870) was born in Barre, Worcester County, Massachusetts to Deborah Williams Tobey and Lieut. Isaac Tobey. She married Thomas Carter. Her child was Bathsheba Carter Baker. She died in 1870, in Hawley, Franklin County, Massachusetts.
Life and records
1895 Biographical Review, Roswell Baker sketch: Ann (Toby) Carter, wife of Thomas Carter and mother of Bathsheba C. P.; died 1870 aged 88 years 6 months.
Maiden Toby. Death 1870, aged eighty-eight years and six months, as printed in the 1895 Baker sketch.
Family
Sources
- Identity: Isaac4 Tobey b. Berkeley 20 Jul 1749; Revolutionary lieutenant; later of Barre, New Salem, Hawley; d. 5 Jun 1845 (Tobey genealogy).
gave ... his household furniture to his daughters Ann Carter, Deborah, wife of Theodore Field, Mary W., wife of Ephraim Williams, and Bathsheba Wing, widow
- LOCK as father of Ann/Anne Toby Carter: Barre VR names Anne Tobey daughter of Isaac and Deborah, born 8 Dec 1781 — same date as Ann Toby who married Thomas Carter (Carter genealogy 1887).
TOBEY, Anne, d. Isaac and Deborah, Dec. 8, 1781.
- Carter genealogy 1887: Thomas son of Elias×Deborah White; m. Ann Toby 1 Jan 1802; d. Hawley 18 Jun 1832 — identity bridge to graph spouse ann-toby-carter.
689. Thomas' Carter ... m. Jan. 1, 1802, Ann Toby, born Dec. 8, 1781, in Buckland, Mass., died in Hawley, Mass., June 10, 1870.
- Grandfather of Roswell; b. 1748; d. 3 Apr 1836; wife Abigail Kibbe d. 1844 age 94, 'said to be the first white woman to settle in Hawley.'
a daughter of Thomas and Ann (Toby) Carter.