• General Notes

  From COLONIAlabama FAMichiganllinoisIES OF THE AMERICaliforniaS, Lineage #25, Carter.
  
  P 72. A HISTORY OF BEDFORDSHIRE, VOL. III (1912), "Kempston, Anthony, elder brother of Thomas Denny, who in 1546, sold the manor to William Carter if Bronman, yeoman, to hold for the king for one-tentieth of a knight's fee and an annual rent of 6s. 8d. William Carter died in 1569, when the manor was called Oakes Farm, worth 2 pounds yearly, and the estate which comprised other lands in Kempston worth 17s. 4d. a year, descended to his son and heir William. The latter, who died in 1605, left a son and heir Thomas, aaged 31, born 1575.
  
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  Christ Vickery - GenMail4Christ@earthlink.net
  
  I am related to the Carter family through Mary Carter [1775-1850] who married Elias Sanders [1775-1865] and through their daughter Mary Sanders [1800-?] who married James Vickery [1795-1838] and through their son Jonathan Hightower Vickery [1831-1903] who married Matilda McCleskey [1831-1902] and through their son Louis Paul Vickery [1866-1917] who married Matilda Evelyne Hembree [1866-1947]and through their son Jesse Dewitt Vickery [1901-1976] (my grandfather) who married Jewel Hazel Moss [1911-1986] and theri my father Kenneth Porter Vickery [1941-present] who married Imozell Clara Hembree [1947-present] to myself Kenneth Christopher Vickery [1969-present] who married Mayes Demarcus Mullinax, Jr [1965-present]
  
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  William King - wking61@cox.net
  
  I am related to the Carter family via my mother's mother Dora Mae Carter Whaley she was the daughter of William Alsa "Alsie" Carter. My mother was Edna Earle Whaley King
  her father was William Isaac Whaley and my father was Lawrence Albert King.

Details of William's family with Elizabeth Glover Cranfield