Family register
Thomas Carter
Thomas Carter (28 May 1773 – 18 June 1832) was born in Leominster, Massachusetts to Deborah White Carter and Elias Carter. He married Ann Toby Carter. His child was Bathsheba Carter Baker. He died in 1832, in Hawley, Franklin County, Massachusetts.
Life and records
1895 Biographical Review, Roswell Baker sketch: Thomas Carter b. Leominster 28 May 1773; first settler of Buckland; removed to Hawley 1823; d. 1832; father of Bathsheba C. P. Carter.
1895: one of the first settlers of Buckland; cleared a farm; 1823 removed to Hawley; Whig; Congregational. Seven children: Milo T., Asbel W., Cordelia W., Ann Eliza, Deborah F., Elias S., Bathsheba C. P. (only Bathsheba entered as a graph person).
Family
Sources
- 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.'
Mr. Carter was born May 28, 1773, in Leominster, Mass., and became one of the first settlers of Buckland, where he cleared and improved a valuable farm. In 1823 he removed with his family to Hawley, and there resided until his demise in 1832.
- 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 (568) ... m. Jan. 1, 1802, Ann Toby ... died in Hawley, Mass., June 18, 1832.
- Parents LOCK: Leominster VR birth — Thomas, s. Elias and Deborah, May 28, 1773. Same date as 1895 Baker sketch; Carter 1887 identifies this Thomas as husband of Ann Toby of Buckland/Hawley.
Thomas, s. Elias and Deborah, May 28, 1773.