William was the son of William "Willis" Carter and Rebecca Cox Carter. He was married to Mary Emeline Molly Keene on November 10, 1867, They had eight children: Sarah, Willis, Texana, Thaddeus, Silas, William, Martha and Charlie.
William served in Company F McCords Frontier, Texas Calvary from 1862-1865. He was a pvt. in the Civil War.
Pvt. William Carter
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Pvt. William Carter of Fannin County, Texas joined McCord's Frontier Regiment, Cavalry from 1862-1865 when he was honorably discharged at Uvalde, Texas in 1865.
He was the son of William Carter from Missouri and his mother was Becky Cox, but her origins were unknown. Pvt. Carter was born in Fannin County, Texas on December 22, 1844. His wife, Mary, maiden name Keene, filed for widow's pension on August 14, 1930 after he died on March 23, 1913. He is buried Calvary Cemetery, in the City of Douglas, in Cochise County in Plot 4, Row 178, Section G.
After the war, he and his wife removed from Texas to Arizona where he lived in the City of Douglas. He was a rancher by occupation.
View online death certificate.
William served in Company F McCords Frontier, Texas Calvary from 1862-1865. He was a pvt. in the Civil War.
Pvt. William Carter
SCV CAMP 1708
Pvt. William Carter of Fannin County, Texas joined McCord's Frontier Regiment, Cavalry from 1862-1865 when he was honorably discharged at Uvalde, Texas in 1865.
He was the son of William Carter from Missouri and his mother was Becky Cox, but her origins were unknown. Pvt. Carter was born in Fannin County, Texas on December 22, 1844. His wife, Mary, maiden name Keene, filed for widow's pension on August 14, 1930 after he died on March 23, 1913. He is buried Calvary Cemetery, in the City of Douglas, in Cochise County in Plot 4, Row 178, Section G.
After the war, he and his wife removed from Texas to Arizona where he lived in the City of Douglas. He was a rancher by occupation.
View online death certificate.
William was the son of William "Willis" Carter and Rebecca Cox Carter. He was married to Mary Emeline Molly Keene on November 10, 1867, They had eight children: Sarah, Willis, Texana, Thaddeus, Silas, William, Martha and Charlie.
William served in Company F McCords Frontier, Texas Calvary from 1862-1865. He was a pvt. in the Civil War.
Pvt. William Carter
SCV CAMP 1708
Pvt. William Carter of Fannin County, Texas joined McCord's Frontier Regiment, Cavalry from 1862-1865 when he was honorably discharged at Uvalde, Texas in 1865.
He was the son of William Carter from Missouri and his mother was Becky Cox, but her origins were unknown. Pvt. Carter was born in Fannin County, Texas on December 22, 1844. His wife, Mary, maiden name Keene, filed for widow's pension on August 14, 1930 after he died on March 23, 1913. He is buried Calvary Cemetery, in the City of Douglas, in Cochise County in Plot 4, Row 178, Section G.
After the war, he and his wife removed from Texas to Arizona where he lived in the City of Douglas. He was a rancher by occupation.
View online death certificate.
William served in Company F McCords Frontier, Texas Calvary from 1862-1865. He was a pvt. in the Civil War.
Pvt. William Carter
SCV CAMP 1708
Pvt. William Carter of Fannin County, Texas joined McCord's Frontier Regiment, Cavalry from 1862-1865 when he was honorably discharged at Uvalde, Texas in 1865.
He was the son of William Carter from Missouri and his mother was Becky Cox, but her origins were unknown. Pvt. Carter was born in Fannin County, Texas on December 22, 1844. His wife, Mary, maiden name Keene, filed for widow's pension on August 14, 1930 after he died on March 23, 1913. He is buried Calvary Cemetery, in the City of Douglas, in Cochise County in Plot 4, Row 178, Section G.
After the war, he and his wife removed from Texas to Arizona where he lived in the City of Douglas. He was a rancher by occupation.
View online death certificate.
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Old marker says he died on the 25th - death certificate says 23rd. New marker is correct
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