Born abt 1793 and died after her mother Magdalene Chastain Carter, who died about 1837.
Judith moved with parents and siblings about 1805 to Montgomery Co, KY, an area that later became Bath Co in 1811. Married John Gevedon in 1808 KY (Pierre Chastain & Descendents, Vol 1, Pg 60-1).
Daughter of Joseph Carter III and Magdalene Chastain. Buried beside her mother Magdalene Chastain Carter.
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"Joseph Carter, Sr. was born near Richmond, Virginia, and died at Grassy Creek in Morgan County, Ky. His remains were laid to rest here amid the graves of his wife, Magdaline Chastain, his daughter, Judith Gevedon, and other relatives, but no one now living can point out the unmarked plot where his body was laid in its last lowly bed."
"Magdaline died and was buried among her people here in this plot of ground; and later her daughter, Judith Gevedon, my great grandmother, was laid by her side."
History of Carter Family At D.A.R. Unveiling Ceremony Told by J. M. [James Monroe] Gevedon, Licking Valley Courier, West Liberty, KY, June 11, 1953.
Born abt 1793 and died after her mother Magdalene Chastain Carter, who died about 1837.
Judith moved with parents and siblings about 1805 to Montgomery Co, KY, an area that later became Bath Co in 1811. Married John Gevedon in 1808 KY (Pierre Chastain & Descendents, Vol 1, Pg 60-1).
Daughter of Joseph Carter III and Magdalene Chastain. Buried beside her mother Magdalene Chastain Carter.
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"Joseph Carter, Sr. was born near Richmond, Virginia, and died at Grassy Creek in Morgan County, Ky. His remains were laid to rest here amid the graves of his wife, Magdaline Chastain, his daughter, Judith Gevedon, and other relatives, but no one now living can point out the unmarked plot where his body was laid in its last lowly bed."
"Magdaline died and was buried among her people here in this plot of ground; and later her daughter, Judith Gevedon, my great grandmother, was laid by her side."
History of Carter Family At D.A.R. Unveiling Ceremony Told by J. M. [James Monroe] Gevedon, Licking Valley Courier, West Liberty, KY, June 11, 1953.
