Son of Ephraim and Elizabeth Reed Carter of Bowling Green, Warren, Kentucky, USA
Came to Dallas County with Wormley Carter in 1846
Married Elizabeth Ann Woods 23 Mar 1854, in Dallas, Dallas, Texas, USA
Elected Constable, Dallas Co, Texas 1858 to 1860
Capt. Asher W Carter commanded a Company of the Mesquite Light Horse, Dallas County, 13th Brigade Troops during the Civil War.
Leaving the militia, he served as a private in Co A, Hawkes Regiment, Texas Cavalry, CSA until the end of the Civil War.
Remained active in Dallas politics before relocating in Wise and later, Tarrant Counties, Texas
Came to Dallas County with Wormley Carter in 1846
Married Elizabeth Ann Woods 23 Mar 1854, in Dallas, Dallas, Texas, USA
Elected Constable, Dallas Co, Texas 1858 to 1860
Capt. Asher W Carter commanded a Company of the Mesquite Light Horse, Dallas County, 13th Brigade Troops during the Civil War.
Leaving the militia, he served as a private in Co A, Hawkes Regiment, Texas Cavalry, CSA until the end of the Civil War.
Remained active in Dallas politics before relocating in Wise and later, Tarrant Counties, Texas
Son of Ephraim and Elizabeth Reed Carter of Bowling Green, Warren, Kentucky, USA
Came to Dallas County with Wormley Carter in 1846
Married Elizabeth Ann Woods 23 Mar 1854, in Dallas, Dallas, Texas, USA
Elected Constable, Dallas Co, Texas 1858 to 1860
Capt. Asher W Carter commanded a Company of the Mesquite Light Horse, Dallas County, 13th Brigade Troops during the Civil War.
Leaving the militia, he served as a private in Co A, Hawkes Regiment, Texas Cavalry, CSA until the end of the Civil War.
Remained active in Dallas politics before relocating in Wise and later, Tarrant Counties, Texas
Came to Dallas County with Wormley Carter in 1846
Married Elizabeth Ann Woods 23 Mar 1854, in Dallas, Dallas, Texas, USA
Elected Constable, Dallas Co, Texas 1858 to 1860
Capt. Asher W Carter commanded a Company of the Mesquite Light Horse, Dallas County, 13th Brigade Troops during the Civil War.
Leaving the militia, he served as a private in Co A, Hawkes Regiment, Texas Cavalry, CSA until the end of the Civil War.
Remained active in Dallas politics before relocating in Wise and later, Tarrant Counties, Texas
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