Martha “Patty” Carder was born in Culpeper County,
Virginia. According to a letters written in 1878-1880 by her great
grandson J.N. Carder, she was a sister of John Carder (1767-1850) of
Culpeper County, VA and Taylor County, WV. According to the same letter,
she had two boys by Frederick Duncan of Culpeper County. It does not
appear that she and Frederick Duncan were ever married. Frederick Duncan
lived next to Geroge Carder near Battle Mountain in the part of Culpeper
County that later became Rappahannock County. George Carder also purchased
land from William and Frederick Duncan in Hampshire County, WV in 1801. On
the same day, George Carder sold 100 acres of this land to Martha’s
brother John Carder. On 15 November 1792 Martha “Patty” Carder married
William Bennett in Culpeper County. This is documented in the Culpeper
County marriage records as well as in the letters written by J.N. Carder.
She died in 1850 at the home of her daughter Sarah Coffman in Taylor
County and is buried at the old place where she lived. Not much other
information is known about her at this time.
Frederick Duncan was born about 1770 and married Susanna
Stallard in 1797 in Culpeper County, Va.
M1 Family of Martha “Patty”
Carder (died 1850) and Frederick Duncan
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1 French Carder (born between
1784 and 1791, died in 1816). French Carder was born in Culpeper County,
VA. He lived in Hampshire County in 1810 when the census taker came
around, but was in Harrison County, WV by the time the tax lists were
prepared in 1810. He never married, according to a letter written by
J.N. Carder in 1880. He was a schoolteacher. His death was caused by a
white swelling and he is buried at the Bennett family
place.
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2 Burgess Carder (born before
1792), appears on the tax lists of Harrison County from 1809 to 1819. On
September 4, 1819, Burgess and Elizabeth Carder sold 72 acres on Booth
Creek to William and Reuben Bennett. He never appeared again on the
Harrison County records. According to the J.N. Carder letters and notes,
Burgess Carderwas born in Culpeper County, VA, came to what is now
Taylor County, WV when he was 14 years old and lived about 3 miles from
Boothsville. According to the J.N. Carder letters, Burgess Carder
married a daughter of Archibald Dunham who came from the state of New
Jersey near Trenton and settled on the waters of Booth Creek, Taylor
County. Archibald Dunham later moved to Missouri.
Inventory of the estate of
French Carder, 20 October 1816
An inventory of the personal
estate of French Carder, deceased. Agreeable to an order from the
Superior Court of Harrison to us directed, we have viewed the personal
property to us as shown as belonging to French Carder, deceast, and find
them as followeth, to wit.
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1 Mare worth 30.00
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1 Bridle and saddle 5.50
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Sundrys wairing apparel 11.57
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6 books 3.00
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On account on Patty Ausberry,
Dest. 13.44 1/2
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On account on Major Silman
7.13
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Cash rec’d on acct. of
schooling 17.00
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a Debt on David Prunty for
cloth & buttons 6.37 1/2
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1 Pen Knife .25
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Total 114.37
The above being a just return to
the best judgements given under our hands this 20th day of October 1816.
William Bennett, Reuben Bennett, James Pratt
I did sirtify that this is
all the pupity that has cum before my notige. Burgess Carder
Family of Martha “Patty” Carder Bennett
(died 1850) and William Bennett
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3 Tabitha Bennett (6 November
1793 - 5 March 1860), married her cousin Isaac Carder (1790-1865). Their
descendants are traced in the John Carder of Taylor County section.
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4 Reuben Bennett (died March 4
1877), married Martha Plummer
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5 Sarah Bennett, married George
Coffman (died 1833)
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6 Berryman Bennett, lived in
Madison, Illinois
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7 Bennette Bennett, lived in
Indiana
Second
Generation Descendants of Martha Carder Bennett (died 1850)
M1-2 Family of Burgess
Carder and Elizabeth Dunham Carder
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1 Frederick D. Carder
(1816-1896), born at Taylor County, West Virginia. He first appears on
the records of Warren County, Ohio on 4 December 1839, when was married
to Julia Ann Wikoff (4 January 1822 - 2 November 1895) by Richard
Simornton. Julia Ann was born in Warren County, Ohio. She was a daughter
of Garrett P. Wikoff and Phoebe Cox. Frederick B. and Julia Ann Wikoff
Carder are buried outside of Edenton, Clermont County, Ohio, close to
Stonelick Lake. About 1841-1842 Frederick Carder moved to Campbell
County, Kentucky, where he is listed in the 1850 census as a farmer.
Some time after 1850 he moved back to Ohio. It is possible that
Frederick Carder is closely related to Washington Carder (1811-), who
lived in the same area of Ohio. Frederick named one of his sons
Washington Carder. According to Mildred Mooney Fields, her great
grandfather Frederick B. Carder was part Indian and of French Canadian
descent. Her mother told her this.
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2 Joseph Carder, possibly the
same Joseph Carder who married Eliza Newell in Warren County, Ohio on 19
March 1846. He had a son J.N. Carder, who was doing research on his
family in 1878-1880, apparently attempting to get some inheritance from
the estate of Frederick Duncan.
M1-3 Family of Tabitha
Bennett (1793-1860) and Isaac Carder (1790-1865)
This family’s descendants are traced
in the section on John Carder (1767-1850)
Third Generation Descendants of
Martha Carder Bennett (died 1850)
M1-2-1 Family of Frederick
D. Carder (1816-1896) and Julia Ann Wikoff Carder (1822-1895)
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1 Washington Carder (13
September 1840 - 9 November 1915 ), born in Ohio; married 24 December
1868 to Phoebe Urton (24 June 1850-), married 2nd on 4 July 1899 to Cora
May Hall (19 September 1880 - ). Phoebe and Washington apparently were
divorced and Phoebe remarried to George B. Dill in 1894.
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2 Ambrose Carder (11 June 1843 -
12 November 1919), born in Kentucky; married 1 January 1868 to Hannah
McHenry (26 July 1846 - 20 October 1900). They are both buried at Rose
Hill Cemetery, Mason, Warren County, Ohio.
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3 Julia Ann Carder (20 August
1848 - ), married 1 January 1868 at Clinton Co., Ohio to Samuel M.
Shields.
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4 Louisa Carder (12 February
1855 - 25 August 1895), married 1881 to Archibald Jackson. She died at
Mason, Ohio.
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5 Adda Carder (4 February 1858 -
), married Louis Ismuert
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6 Infant, died young.
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7 Margaret Carder, born about
1865, died at age 18.
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8 Amanda Carder (20 November
1863 - ), born in Warren County, Ohio; married in 1880 to John Coonts.
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9 Baley Carder, born about 1867.
M1-2-2 Family of Joseph
Carder
Fourth
Generation Descendants of Martha Carder Bennett (died 1850)
M1-2-1-1 Family of
Washington Carder (1840-1915) and Phoebe Urton Carder (1850-)
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1 Sylvia Carder (27 April
1870-), born in Ohio; married 26 Oct 1899 to Stephen Monce (1862-).
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2 Washington Duncan Carder (4
October 1871 - 4 May 1947), born in Blanchester, Ohio; married 30
September 1894 to Zelda May Griffin (3 April 1877 - 1 June 1931) They
are buried at 2nd Creek Road Cemetery, Blanchester, Ohio.
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3 Allena Carder (4 January 1873
- ), born in Ohio; married 2 April 1908 to Albert Fordyce (March 1872 -
). In 1900 she was living in the household of her sister and
brother-in-law, Permelia and Albert Fordyce. She married Albert after
her sister died.
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4 Permelia Ann Carder (10
September 1875 - 30 April 1906), born in Ohio; married 24 December 1891
to Albert Fordyce (1872-).
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5 Peter Wikoff Carder (12 May
1877 - ), born in Ohio; married 19 November 1900 to Bertha Shank,
married 2nd on 21 March 1911 to Anna Laura Pifer. He lived in 1900 with
his mother and stepfather in Clinton, Marion County., Ohio.
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6 Nancy Belle Carder (27 August
1879 - 1964), born in Ohio; married 3 July 1898 to Grant Shaffer (died
1943). Family of Washington Carder and Cora May Hall (1880-)
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7 Luella Carder (12 October 1900
- ), married 18 March 1922 to Lewis Gerrard.
M1-2-1-2 Family of Ambrose
Carder (1843-1919) and Hannah McHenry Carder (1846-1900)
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1 Lucelia Carder (2 November
1868 - 2 March 1869)
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2 Baby Infant
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3 Mirvana Mae Carder (15 April
1871 - ), married 24 December 1890 to Harry Ertes
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4 Emerson Cyrillus Carder (10
August 1873 - 29 October 1901), married 27 October 1897 to Jenniue
Ayers.
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5 Iva Carder (4 October 1876 -
January 1957), twin; married 13 October 1897 to Marcellus “Marcy” M.
Harrison (died October 1964)
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6 Itha Carder (4 October 1876 -
12 February 1934), twin; married 17 February 1895 to Marshall Homan.
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7 Eburla Carder (15 September
1879 - ), married 19 September 1900 to Margaret Elizabeth Sams; married
second to Olive Murl Hodson. Eburla died at Penticton, British Columbia,
Canada.
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8 Minnie Blanche Carder (10 July
1882 - January 1969), born at Edwardsville, Ohio; married 12 April 1903
to John H. Wolfe (19 February 1879 - 1 November 1958).
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9 Theresa Carder (8 May 1885 - 4
March 1886), buried at Rosehill Cemetery, Mason, Ohio.
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10 Warren Earl Carder (15
February 1889 - ), married 30 September 1907 to Stella Corell (or
Cantrell)
M1-2-1-3 Family of Julia Ann
Carder Shields (1848-) and Samuel M. Shields
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1 Emma Shields (15 May 1870 - ),
married 2 March 1898 to Edward Conover.
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2 Effie Shields (27 October 1872
- ), married 15 August 1896 to James Lee.
M1-2-1-4 Family of Louisa
Carder Jackson (1855-1895) and Archibald Frank Jackson (1856-1930)
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1 Harry Jackson (January 1888 -
3 July 1888), died in infancy at Cincinatti, Ohio; buried at Deerfield
Twp. Cemetery, Mason, Warren County, Ohio.
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2 Clarence Jackson, died in
infancy.
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3 Daisy Jackson (22 August 1889
- 1 January 1960), married John Edward Mooney (6 July 1880 - 10 August
1977); died at Peru, Indiana. John is buried at Mt. Hope Cemetery, Peru,
Indiana.
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4 Shirlee Jackson, died at Peru,
Indiana.
Louisa Carder Jackson
(1855-1895) in her Indian Dress
M1-2-1-5 Family of Adda Carder Ismert (1858-)
and Louis Ismert
M1-2-1-8 Family of Amanda
Carder Coonts (1863-) and John Coonts
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1 Clarence Coonts
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2 Cora Coonts
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