Yahoo Suche Web Suche

Suchergebnisse

1. Suchergebnisse:

1. www.si.edu › object › robert-king-carter:npg_NPGRobert King Carter | Smithsonian Institution

   www.si.edu › object › robert-king-carter:npg_NPG

   • Im Cache

   Robert King Carter, 1663 - 4 Aug 1732. Exhibition Label. Born Lancaster County, Virginia. As befit his nickname, Robert “King” Carter was a powerful eighteenth-century Virginia politician. First elected to the colony’s House of Burgesses in 1691, the “King” served as Speaker of the House (1696–98; 1699), treasurer (1699–1705), and ...

2. www.geni.com › people › Colonel-Robert-Carter-IColonel Robert "King" Carter, I (1663 - 1732) - Genealogy -...

   www.geni.com › people › Colonel-Robert-Carter-I

   20. März 2024 · Both his father, Robert Carter II (1704-1732) and his grandfather, Robert “King” Carter (1663-1732), died when Robert Carter III was only four years old. Robert Carter III’s uncles, Landon and Charles Carter managed his inherited 6000 acre Nomini Hall Plantation in Westmoreland County, Virginia until Robert had grown up and completed his education.

3. npg.si.edu › object › npg_NPGNational Portrait Gallery

   npg.si.edu › object › npg_NPG

   Hier sollte eine Beschreibung angezeigt werden, diese Seite lässt dies jedoch nicht zu.

4. vahistorypodcast.com › 2023/02/26 › first-families-of-virginiaFirst Families of Virginia – The Carters, Part 2

   vahistorypodcast.com › 2023/02/26 › first-families-of-virginia

   26. Feb. 2023 · First Families of Virginia – The Carters, Part 2. Published on February 26, 2023. No one dominated Virginia between Governor Berkeley and the American War for Independence more completely than Robert “King” Carter. His presence could be felt in every facet. Carter reigned supreme economically in that he purchased and sold more land than ...

5. billofrightsinstitute.org › essays › robert-carter-and-manumissionRobert Carter and Manumission - Bill of Rights Institute

   billofrightsinstitute.org › essays › robert-carter-and-manumission

   • Im Cache

   Virginian Robert Carter III, the wealthy scion of Robert “King” Carter, who was one of the largest landowners and slaveholders in colonial Virginia, made a momentous personal decision on September 6, 1778. In the presence of more than 400 men and women, he was fully immersed in the waters of the Totuskey Creek, close to his home on a channel of the Potomac River. Although most planters ...

6. www.wikiwand.com › de › Robert_Carter_(Siedler)Robert Carter (Siedler) - Wikiwand

   www.wikiwand.com › de › Robert_Carter_(Siedler)

   • Im Cache

   Robert „King“ Carter war ein Kolonist in der damaligen Colony of Virginia, aus der nach der Unabhängigkeitserklärung der Vereinigten Staaten die US-Bundesstaaten Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee und Ohio hervorgingen.

7. nominihallslavelegacy.com › history-of-the-carter-family › robert-kingRobert “King” Carter – Nomini Hall Slave Legacy

   nominihallslavelegacy.com › history-of-the-carter-family › robert-king

   • Im Cache

   July 10, 1700 – Robert “King” Carter takes the oaths of office and is sworn in as a member of the governor’s Council. He will serve until his death in 1732. ca. 1701 – Robert “King” Carter marries his second wife, Elizabeth Landon Willis, wealthy widow of Richard Willis. They will have five daughters and five sons.