Jarmon Carter was my 2nd great grandmother's brother. I have been unable to determined exactly when or where he died and was buried. His first wife, Mary Charlotte Walker Carter, was buried in the Andice Cemetery in Andice, Williamson, Texas in 1873. His oldest daughter, Frances Carter Jackson was also buried there in 1903.
Jarmon Carter died before 1900, because his second wife, Nancy A Wood Carter is shown as widowed and living in Williamson County, Texas in the 1900 Census. She was buried in the Anderson Cemetery in Williamson County, Texas in 1912.
His daughter Lucy Carter Morrison was buried in the Crews Cemetery in Runnels County, Texas in 1938. Somewhere I got a note that he was buried in Runnels County, but I have not been able to confirm that.
I would welcome any additional information or corrections.
Jarmon Carter died before 1900, because his second wife, Nancy A Wood Carter is shown as widowed and living in Williamson County, Texas in the 1900 Census. She was buried in the Anderson Cemetery in Williamson County, Texas in 1912.
His daughter Lucy Carter Morrison was buried in the Crews Cemetery in Runnels County, Texas in 1938. Somewhere I got a note that he was buried in Runnels County, but I have not been able to confirm that.
I would welcome any additional information or corrections.
Jarmon Carter was my 2nd great grandmother's brother. I have been unable to determined exactly when or where he died and was buried. His first wife, Mary Charlotte Walker Carter, was buried in the Andice Cemetery in Andice, Williamson, Texas in 1873. His oldest daughter, Frances Carter Jackson was also buried there in 1903.
Jarmon Carter died before 1900, because his second wife, Nancy A Wood Carter is shown as widowed and living in Williamson County, Texas in the 1900 Census. She was buried in the Anderson Cemetery in Williamson County, Texas in 1912.
His daughter Lucy Carter Morrison was buried in the Crews Cemetery in Runnels County, Texas in 1938. Somewhere I got a note that he was buried in Runnels County, but I have not been able to confirm that.
I would welcome any additional information or corrections.
Jarmon Carter died before 1900, because his second wife, Nancy A Wood Carter is shown as widowed and living in Williamson County, Texas in the 1900 Census. She was buried in the Anderson Cemetery in Williamson County, Texas in 1912.
His daughter Lucy Carter Morrison was buried in the Crews Cemetery in Runnels County, Texas in 1938. Somewhere I got a note that he was buried in Runnels County, but I have not been able to confirm that.
I would welcome any additional information or corrections.
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