Moscow Branch Carter, Jr, D.D.S., was the fourth child but only surviving son born to America V. Cattles Carter and her husband, Moscow Branch Carter [Sr.] He was born in the Carter House, as was his older sister Alma Carter. He attended dentistry college at Vanderbilt and graduated with his Doctor of Dental Science degree. He married Lucy Goss and they became the parents of two daughters, Rosalie Carter (who later became a dentist in practice with her father) and Corinne Carter Ward. Dr. Carter practiced in a building on the Square in Franklin at the corner of Main and Third Avenue. He was instrumental in having the State of Tennessee acquire the Carter House from private hands so that the public could visit the property and learn more about the terrible Battle of Franklin. When he died in 1951, he was assured the property would be preserved for future generations.
Moscow Branch Carter, Jr, D.D.S., was the fourth child but only surviving son born to America V. Cattles Carter and her husband, Moscow Branch Carter [Sr.] He was born in the Carter House, as was his older sister Alma Carter. He attended dentistry college at Vanderbilt and graduated with his Doctor of Dental Science degree. He married Lucy Goss and they became the parents of two daughters, Rosalie Carter (who later became a dentist in practice with her father) and Corinne Carter Ward. Dr. Carter practiced in a building on the Square in Franklin at the corner of Main and Third Avenue. He was instrumental in having the State of Tennessee acquire the Carter House from private hands so that the public could visit the property and learn more about the terrible Battle of Franklin. When he died in 1951, he was assured the property would be preserved for future generations.
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