89.  LYMAN C.5 CARTER (ISAAC4, JESSE3, GEORGE2, JACOB1) was born 1851.  He 
married ELIZA AUGUSTA ALLEN December 09, 1875, daughter of JOHN ALLEN and 
EMILY HOLIMAN.  She was born 1860.
	
Child of LYMAN CARTER and ELIZA ALLEN is:
	i.	MATTIE EMILY6 CARTER, m. WILLIAM LAWRENCE RENTZ, December 10, 1896; b. 
January 11, 1870.

90.  GEORGE W. H.5 CARTER (ELIJAH4, JESSE3, GEORGE2, JACOB1) was born 
August 25, 1839, and died January 07, 1921.  He married JANE AUSTIN.  She 
was born July 12, 1841, and died October 06, 1925.
	
Children of GEORGE CARTER and JANE AUSTIN are:
	i.	EMMA6 CARTER, b. June 05, 1864; d. January 27, 1922.
	ii.	CORNELIA CARTER, b. December 1865.
	iii.	LAURA CARTER, b. Abt. 1867.
	iv.	ELIJAH H CARTER, b. February 10, 1870; d. June 17, 1951.
	v.	HANSFORD DALTON CARTER, b. December 19, 1871; d. March 28, 1961.
	vi.	MARION CARTER, b. October 04, 1873; d. July 06, 1964.
	vii.	ZUELLA CARTER, b. Abt. 1875; d. Abt. 1933.
	viii.	CAROLINE CARTER, b. Abt. 1877.
	ix.	ALMENA CARTER, b. Abt. 1879.
	x.	DALTON CARTER, b. Abt. 1881.
	xi.	EFFIE CARTER, b. July 1883; m. J J JOHNS, November 17, 1905.
	xii.	OLLIE CARTER, b. September 1885; d. Abt. 1950.

91.  DARLING5 CARTER (ELIJAH4, JESSE3, GEORGE2, JACOB1) was born March 03, 
1841, and died January 28, 1903.  He married GEORGIA ANN BUTLER June 23, 
1859 in Jacksonville, Duval, Florida.  She was born June 11, 1842, and died 
August 21, 1904.
	
Children of DARLING CARTER and GEORGIA BUTLER are:
	i.	WILLIAM D6 CARTER, b. Abt. 1860.
	ii.	LOUIS S CARTER, b. May 17, 1862; d. April 14, 1937.
	iii.	VIRGINIA CARTER, b. Abt. 1866.
	iv.	MINERVA CARTER, b. April 09, 1866; d. October 27, 1928.
	v.	MARGARET LEATY CARTER, b. May 1868.
	vi.	LUMEALIA CARTER, b. June 05, 1870; d. May 15, 1905.
	vii.	MARTIN CARTER, b. May 1872; d. Abt. 1942.
	viii.	ELIJAH CARTER, b. September 18, 1872; d. October 01, 1938.
	ix.	NANCY A CARTER, b. Abt. 1877; d. Abt. 1942.
	x.	DARLING CARTER, b. June 08, 1879; d. September 23, 1928.
	xi.	NOAH CARTER, b. January 27, 1885; d. July 08, 1926.

92.  ISAAC THOMAS5 CARTER (ISAAC4, ISAAC3, GEORGE2, JACOB1) was born 
February 14, 1874 in Georgia, and died February 07, 1935 in Georgia.  He 
married OCIE TAYLOR.  She was born January 02, 1885 in Georgia, and died 
October 21, 1960 in Georgia.

Notes for ISAAC THOMAS CARTER:
Isaac Thomas Carter (sometimes referred to as Isaac Tommie and, in the 1900 
census of Pierce County as Thomas) was born on February 14, 1874 in the 
part of Pierce County, Georgia that was later cut into Bacon County, 
Georgia. He was the first son and second child of Isaac Carter (1832-1907) 
and his wife Nancy (Harrison) Carter,  and lived all of his life in that 
county. He was married in 1902 to Ocie Taylor, also a native Georgian.


Mr. Carter was a farmer all of his life in his home community near the 
Friendship Methodist Episcopal Church South (now the Friendship United 
Methodist Church) and about two miles from Coffee, Georgia and 
approximately ten miles east of Alma, Georgia. (both in present Bacon 
County, Georgia.)
The land for Friendship Church and the adjacent cemetery had been given by 
Isaac Thomas' parents, Isaac and Nancy Carter. Isaac Thomas was a faithful 
member of this church throughout his life and, for a number of years, 
served as superintendent of the church's sunday school as well as other 
officical positions in the church.
Isaac Thomas Carter died on February 7, 1935 and is buried in the cemetery 
of his home church. His wife, Ocie (Taylor) Carter, born  on January 
2,1885, survived her husband, living until October 21, 1960. She was buried 
beside her husband in the Friendship Cemetery.
	
Children of ISAAC CARTER and OCIE TAYLOR are:
	i.	OTTIS6 CARTER, b. February 15, 1904; m. VIOLA DEEN.
	ii.	ALLIE M. CARTER, b. 1905; m. JOHN ARCH SAPP.
	iii.	MAUDE CARTER, b. December 25, 1908; m. BEN BENNETT, SR.
	iv.	DESSIE CARTER, b. March 15, 1910; m. ALFRED DEEN.
	v.	OSBIN CARTER, b. September 15, 1912; m. STELLA MILLIKIN.
	vi.	AUBREY CARTER, b. May 14, 1919; m. WILMA.
	vii.	ALTON CARTER, m. NONIE MAY JOHNSON.

93.  MARY KIZZIE5 CARTER (ISAAC4, ISAAC3, GEORGE2, JACOB1) was born May 27, 
1876, and died March 03, 1949 in Georgia.  She married LUTHER ALEXANDER 
CARTER, son of JOHN CARTER and ELIZABETH JACKSON.  He was born February 27, 
1874 in North Carolina, and died February 24, 1950 in Georgia.

Notes for LUTHER ALEXANDER CARTER:
Luther Alexander Carter was born February 27, 1874 in Cumberland County, 
North Carolina. His parents were John Archie Carter and Elizabeth Jackson 
Carter (q.v.). They moved to that part of Pierce County which was later cut 
into Bacon County, Georgia, before 1900. There he met and married Mary 
Kizzie Carter (no relation) on February 4, 1900. She was the daughter of 
Isaac and Nancy Harrison Carter.

Luther Carter moved to Coffee, Georgia in 1896. He had heard of Mr. Coffee 
who operated the turpentine business there and sought a job with him. 
According to his son, Hoke S. Carter, Luther Carter's first job there was 
weeding boxes. For several years, at various times, he worked in 
turpentine, being a woods rider for much of that time.
An entirely different family of Carters had migrated to South Georgia many 
years prior to this time led by George Carter (RS). They were part of a 
huge group of the name, now numbering in the thousands, who came from South 
Carolina and spread all across Southeast Georgia. Luther's wife, Mary 
Kizzie Carter, born May 27, 1876, was a great granddaughter of George 
Carter (RS).
Mr. Carter was a large man and quite strong in his active years. To support 
his family he engaged in several occupations. These included clearing and 
operating a farm and continued work in turpentine. He cut crossties for the 
railroad, drove a school bus and had a weekly fish route for a time.
Mr. Carter died February 24, 1950. Mrs. Carter died a year earlier on March 
5, 1949. They are buried in marked graves at Friendship United Methodist 
Church. Friendship Church is in Bacon County, Georgia, about 10 miles east 
of Alma and two miles from Coffee.
	
Children of MARY CARTER and LUTHER CARTER are:
	i.	FULTON LUTHER6 CARTER, b. May 02, 1901; m. LILLIAN PADGETT.
	ii.	MYRTICE ELIZABETH CARTER, b. January 08, 1903; m. FRANK H. HASELDON.
	iii.	BONNIE HELEN CARTER, b. November 22, 1905; m. EDGAR C. GREENE.
	iv.	MAGGIE LAURA CARTER, b. March 06, 1907; m. GRADEN D. BYRD.
	v.	LOIS BLANCHE CARTER, b. August 06, 1909; m. WILLIAM GLEN LASSITER.
	vi.	HOKE SMITH CARTER, b. September 17, 1911; m. MARGARET CARTER.
	vii.	MELBA LUCILLE CARTER, b. February 28, 1914; m. DANIEL H. WILLIAMS.
	viii.	HUGH DORSEY CARTER, b. August 11, 1916; m. GUYNELLE JOHNSON.

94.  DAVID5 CARTER (DAVID L.4, WILLIAM3, GEORGE2, JACOB1) was born 1842. 
 He married DELPHIA BUCHAN, daughter of JOHN BUCHAN.
	
Child of DAVID CARTER and DELPHIA BUCHAN is:
	i.	CHATMAN6 CARTER.

95.  ISHAM5 CARTER (WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, GEORGE2, JACOB1) was born November 
30, 1837 in Georgia, and died October 25, 1898 in Georgia.  He married (1) 
ELIZABETH RACHEL CAULEY, daughter of WILLIAM CAULEY.  She was born February 
13, 1853, and died September 15, 1921 in Georgia.  He married (2) MARY 
MILES June 03, 1858 in Georgia, daughter of JOHN MILES and HARRIET KEMP. 
 She was born July 02, 1841, and died June 14, 1886 in Georgia.

Notes for ISHAM CARTER:
Isham Carter was born November 30, 1837 in Ware County and was a son of 
William Carter and wife, Mary Molsy Robinson, who was a daughter of John 
Robinson (Vol.IV). Isham Carter's parents were married in Appling County 
about 1835 and, soon afterwards, moved to Ware County. In 1845, they moved 
back to Appling County. On June 3, 1858, Isham Carter was married to Mary 
Ann Miles. She was born in July of 1841, and was the daughter of John and 
Harriet Kemp Miles.
Mrs. Carter died June 14, 1886.
Isham Carter served in the CSA, and suffered the loss of an arm. After his 
wife's death, Mr. Carter married Mrs. Elizabeth Rachell Cauley McQueen, the 
daughter of William Cauley and sister of George Henry Cauley. She was born 
February 13, 1853, and died September 15, 1921. She was a widow with two 
daughters, Viola and Carrie McQueen, when she married Mr. Carter. Mr. 
Carter died October 25, 1898, and he and his second wife are buried in the 
family cemetery a short distance behind the old home place, about one mile 
From Hopewell United Methodist Church, in Appling County, Georgia.
By the two marriages, nine children were born.

Mrs. Elizabeth Carter lived in her widowhood with her daughter, Viola, and 
her husband, Samuel Igal Crosby, in an apartment upstairs in the home of 
Troy C. Tomberlin in Waycross, Georgia.
	
Children of ISHAM CARTER and ELIZABETH CAULEY are:
	i.	MATTIE BELL6 CARTER, b. May 26, 1889; m. DAVE THOMAS.
	ii.	ATTICUS GEORGE CARTER, b. September 05, 1890; d. November 07, 1964; m. 
LIZZIE LYNN; b. 1895; d. September 21, 1975.
	iii.	LOLA CARTER, b. May 06, 1892; m. WILLIE JOWERS.
	iv.	CORILIA SHELLIE CARTER, b. February 18, 1895; m. JOHN R. WARNOCK; b. 
April 06, 1890, Georgia.
	
Children of ISHAM CARTER and MARY MILES are:
110.	v.	WILLIAM KENNEDY6 CARTER, b. March 31, 1859, Georgia; d. May 01, 
1909.
	vi.	LUTHER CARTER, b. Unknown.
	vii.	MIDDLETON CARTER, b. May 03, 1866.
	viii.	LEE CARTER, b. April 20, 1867.
	ix.	ZENNY CARTER, b. July 20, 1875; m. (1) GEORGE HENRY CARTER; m. (2) 
JAMES BENJAMIN PATTERSON.

96.  PHILIP MARION5 CARTER (RICHARD4, SAMUEL3, JOHN2, JACOB1) was born 1841 
in Georgia, and died January 10, 1912 in Georgia.  He married ELIZA 
TOMBERLIN, daughter of THOMAS TOMBERLIN and MARY ROUNDTREE.  She was born 
May 30, 1849, and died July 08, 1913 in Georgia.

Notes for PHILIP MARION CARTER:
Philip Marion Carter was born in Appling County, a son of Richard Carter 
(Vol.V), and Elizabeth Dukes. According to his obituary, written by his 
son, Willie W. Carter, Philip Marion was born January 19, 1844; his age as 
reported in census records implies a year of birth of 1840 or 1841, and his 
Civil War records suggest a year of birth of 1842. He was probably named 
for his father's brother, Philip Marion Carter, who was killed in 1838 
while in service against the Indians.
Philip Marion Carter enlisted in the Confederate Army in 1861. His service 
records show him on October 10, 1861, as Ist Corporal of Company "K", 2nd 
Regiment, I st Brigade Georgia State Troops. He mustered out of this unit 
in April, 1862, but then enlisted as a private in Company "B", 54th Georgia 
Infantry Regiment. His older brother, George M. Carter, also enlisted in 
this unit, as did a number of Carters from Appling County.
Philip Marion Carter stayed with this unit throughout the war, rising to 
the rank of Ist corporal in Company "K" by the end of the war. The 54th 
Georgia was part of Mercer's Brigade, which spent the first few years of 
the war on duty in and around Savannah. During this period, the 54th 
Georgia saw service at Battery Wagner, recently portrayed in the film, 
Glory (the timing of their service at Battery Wagner is not yet known 
precisely, and may not have occurred at the time of the action portrayed in 
the film). In the spring of 1864, the brigade left Savannah and joined the 
Army of Tennessee, which was north of Atlanta engaged in the defense of 
Georgia. While with the Army of Tennessee, Philip Marion Carter fought in 
the battles of Blue Ridge, Resaca, Cartersville, New Hope Church, Kennesaw 
Mountain, Atlanta, all in north Georgia, and Franklin, near Nashville, 
Tennessee. He surrendered in Tallahassee at the end of the war.
Other than his service in the war, Philip Marion Carter lived his entire 
life in Appling County. After the war, he married Eliza Tomberlin, who was 
born May 30,1849, the daughter of Thomas Tomberlin (Vol.V) and Mary 
Roundtree.

Throughout his adult life, Philip Marion Carter was a farmer in the 
Memorial Freewill Baptist Church Community of Appling County, located about 
five miles southeast of Surrency off of Georgia Highway 121. He died on 
January 10, 1912, and Eliza died on July 8, 1913. Both Philip Marion and 
Eliza are buried in the Overstreet Cemetery, located on a farm about two 
miles north of Memorial Freewill Baptist Church.
	
Children of PHILIP CARTER and ELIZA TOMBERLIN are:
	i.	JOHN M.6 CARTER, b. 1873; m. FLORA TOMBERLIN.
111.	ii.	MILLARD WALTER CARTER, b. August 09, 1875, Georgia; d. June 27, 
1940, Georgia.
	iii.	RUSSELL M. CARTER, b. September 02, 1880; d. May 12, 1930; m. MIRIAM 
CROSBY.
	iv.	WILLIE WINFORD CARTER, b. 1881; m. MABEL WILLIAMS.
	v.	GREEN S. CARTER, b. February 24, 1884; d. January 20, 1944; m. GUSSIE 
CROSBY.
	vi.	GROVER CLEVELAND CARTER, b. January 19, 1889; d. December 27, 1952; m. 
PEARL BLANTON.

97.  GEORGE NEWBERN5 O'QUINN (HANSFORD DUNCAN4, NANCY3 CRUMMEY, REBECCA2 
CARTER, JACOB1) was born November 30, 1867 in Appling County, Georgia, and 
died November 26, 1939 in Berrien County, Georgia.  He married MATTIE 
LUDUSTA CONNELL January 18, 1890, daughter of JASPER CONNELL and FANNIE 
MORRIS.  She was born July 26, 1873, and died December 12, 1928 in Berrien 
County, Georgia.

Notes for GEORGE NEWBERN O'QUINN:
[Olisting.FTW]

George Newbern O'Quinn was born November 30, 1867 in ClinchCounty, Georgia, 
the son of Hansford Duncan O'Quinn (Vol.III) and his third wife, Mrs. 
Matilda Newbern Joyce. She was the daughter of Rev. George W. Newbern 
(Vol.111) of Clinch County, and the widow of Martin Joyce. On January 18, 
1890, George Newbern O'Quinn married Mattie Ludusta Connell, the daughter 
of Jasper D. and Fannie Irene Morris Connell of Berrien County, Georgia., 
She was born July 26, 1873.

George N. O'Quinn spent -the early part of his adult I ife on a farm just 
east of New River, about one mile north of Long Bridge. In 1905, he 
survived an attack of typhoid fever, but it left him unable to operate the 
farm. He rented out the farm and secured a position as section foreman for 
the ACL Railroad in Coffee County. Upon regaining his health, he moved back 
to his farm. He later sold his farm and moved to Westville, Florida where 
he was a demonstration agent, teaching farmers how to grow tobacco, the new 
cash crop. He has been characterized as a man of action, and of virtue, one 
who never met a stranger. He loved to hunt and fish.
George N. O'Quinn was a missionary Baptist all his life, a charter member 
of Massey Baptist Church. He loved his church work. He was also an active 
member of W.O.W., and a Mason (Duncan Lodge #234 of Nashville, Georgia is 
named for his father).
Mattie L. O'Quinn died December 12, 1928 and George Newbern O'Quinn died 
November 26, 1939. They are both buried in Long Bridge Cemetery in Beff ien 
County.
	
Children of GEORGE O'QUINN and MATTIE CONNELL are:
	i.	MAE BELLE6 O'QUINN, b. December 02, 1890; m. MARK TOOMBS GRIFFIN; d. 
March 08, 1978.
	ii.	ROBERT BRUCE O'QUINN, b. November 24, 1892; d. March 05, 1959; m. MARK 
WILKES.
	iii.	MALLIE J. O'QUINN, b. January 16, 1894; d. February 26, 1976; m. MAY 
BLANTON.
	iv.	TEXAS LILLIAN O'QUINN, b. February 14, 1896; m. DEMPSEY ALBIE THOMAS.
	v.	BESSIE LILIA O'QUINN, b. December 30, 1897; d. August 11, 1983; m. 
CRAWFORD F. LASSETER.
	vi.	JOHN BRIGGS O'QUINN, b. September 24, 1901; d. June 28, 1970; m. EMMA 
RUTH CANNON.
	vii.	J. D. O'QUINN, b. July 23, 1904; d. March 22, 1905.
	viii.	FLORRIE RUTH O'QUINN, b. October 09, 1906; d. March 17, 1937; m. 
JAMES JEROME THOMAS.
	ix.	MORRIS O'QUINN, b. December 23, 1909; d. October 30, 1911.
	x.	LUCILLE HAZEL O'QUINN, b. January 22, 1912; m. JOSEPH J. JENKINS.
	xi.	GEORGIA O'QUINN, b. November 09, 1913; m. THOMAS M. MILLER.

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