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Lucinda <I>Jennings</I> Carter

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Lucinda Jennings Carter

Birth
Surry County, North Carolina, USA
Death
28 Oct 1892 (aged 92)
Carmen, Madison County, North Carolina, USA
Burial
Madison County, North Carolina, USA Add to Map
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Lucinda have an intresting encounter during the Civil War. According to Daniel Ellis,1867, he states when Confederate Col. James Keith and his men came riding up Shelton Laurel and Massacred possibly more than 13 men and boys and women at two different times. They went by Lucinda Carter's home and killed her 14 hogs and laid them in side her home in a pile and then killed her dog and laid it on top the hogs.
According to the two pages of our family Bible ( American Standard ) that her grand daughter carried with her out to California in 1945, these pages are old, but hard to figure out when it the first entry was made, but several people including Lucinda's grand daughter made a lot of names and dates.
Entry's in this Bible could have started by her daughter Elizabeth, for the 1850 census states that she was the only one that could read and write at that time, but the Elizabeth died in 1852.

Bible entires below


1. Thursy b. Augest 20, 1817 NC
2. Mary b. Oct. 14, 1819 - d. Augest 20, 1820
3. Elizabeth b. Sept. 25, 1821 - d. Feb. 15, 1852
4. William H. b. July 23, 1824 - d. Of typhoid fever at the Knoxville Hospital after being discharged 1865
5. Jane Lavina b. March 15, 1827
6. James Nelson b. July 18, 1830 - d. Augest 10, 1899 Flag Pond TN.
7. Hannah Martha b. June 19, 1832 - d. Jan. 28, 1890 Madison Co. NC
8. Jesse Thomas b. Augest 15, 1835 Tusday at 9 pm - d. first battle of Manassas .
9. Louisa Ann b. May 10, 1838 - d. Sept. 14, 1920, Childress TX
10. John Paul b. July 20, 1840 - d. July 12, 1843
11. Lucinda b. Dec. 1844 had a son ( Zachary T Carter )
The home she lived in would be near Carmen area.
Lucinda have an intresting encounter during the Civil War. According to Daniel Ellis,1867, he states when Confederate Col. James Keith and his men came riding up Shelton Laurel and Massacred possibly more than 13 men and boys and women at two different times. They went by Lucinda Carter's home and killed her 14 hogs and laid them in side her home in a pile and then killed her dog and laid it on top the hogs.
According to the two pages of our family Bible ( American Standard ) that her grand daughter carried with her out to California in 1945, these pages are old, but hard to figure out when it the first entry was made, but several people including Lucinda's grand daughter made a lot of names and dates.
Entry's in this Bible could have started by her daughter Elizabeth, for the 1850 census states that she was the only one that could read and write at that time, but the Elizabeth died in 1852.

Bible entires below


1. Thursy b. Augest 20, 1817 NC
2. Mary b. Oct. 14, 1819 - d. Augest 20, 1820
3. Elizabeth b. Sept. 25, 1821 - d. Feb. 15, 1852
4. William H. b. July 23, 1824 - d. Of typhoid fever at the Knoxville Hospital after being discharged 1865
5. Jane Lavina b. March 15, 1827
6. James Nelson b. July 18, 1830 - d. Augest 10, 1899 Flag Pond TN.
7. Hannah Martha b. June 19, 1832 - d. Jan. 28, 1890 Madison Co. NC
8. Jesse Thomas b. Augest 15, 1835 Tusday at 9 pm - d. first battle of Manassas .
9. Louisa Ann b. May 10, 1838 - d. Sept. 14, 1920, Childress TX
10. John Paul b. July 20, 1840 - d. July 12, 1843
11. Lucinda b. Dec. 1844 had a son ( Zachary T Carter )
The home she lived in would be near Carmen area.


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  • Created by: Werner A
  • Added: Jan 28, 2015
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/141903761/lucinda-carter: accessed ), memorial page for Lucinda Jennings Carter (6 Apr 1800–28 Oct 1892), Find a Grave Memorial ID 141903761, citing Boone Cove Gap Cemetery, Madison County, North Carolina, USA; Maintained by Werner A (contributor 48480465).