- 1767 John Carder received a
grant for 361 acres on Beaver’s Run
- 1777 William and Sanford Carder are listed
as chain carriers on land surveys.
- 1782 William Carder is listed in the tax
lists, which began in this year.
- 1785
Sanford Carder appears on the tax lists
for the first time.
- 1789 John and Elizabeth Carder, now of
Greene County, Tennessee, sold their 361 acres in Hampshire County.
- 1790 Sanford Carder appears on the tax lists
for the last time.
- 1790 William Carder sold various items to
Abbot Carder (see deed).
- 1792 Abbot Carder appears on the tax lists
for the first time.
- 1792 William Carder sold 382 acres to
William Hill of Culpeper County, Va. for 41 pounds, 15 shillings ten
pence, and one half penny.
- 1796 George Carder appears on the tax lists
for the first time.
- 1799 William and George Carder are no longer
on the tax lists. They moved to Ohio about this time.
- 1800 George Carder’s name appears on the tax
lists from 1800 forward. This is probably
George Carder who moved up from Culpeper County.
- 1801 Abbot Carder bought lot number 51 in
the city of Romney from Barbara Moore for 20 dollars.
- 1801 George Carder of Culpeper County bought
424 acres in Hampshire County from William and Frederick Duncan for
16,000 wrights of crop tobacco.
- 1801 George and Elizabeth Carder sold 100
acres of the above land to John Carder of Culpeper County for 4000
wrights of crop tobacco.
- 1806 John Carder appears on the tax lists.
This is probably the John Carder who moved to Harrison County, because
he does not appear on the tax lists again.
- 1807 John Carder sold his 100 acres to
William Case for 100 pounds.
- 1807 Abet Carder named on deed of trust.
- 1810 George Carder, Sr. sold 57 acres to
George Carder, Jr. for 80 dollars
- 1812 George and Anna Carder sold 89 acres to
Peter Case for 277 dollars and 47 cents.
- 1812 George and Anna Carder sold 60 acres to
Henry Slack for 133 dollars and 34 cents.
- 1814 Braxton Carder of Hampshire Co. bought
42 1/4 acres from William Case for 500 dollars. 1
- 1814 George and Maryann Carder sold 114
acres that they currently lived on to John Carder for 1000 dollars,
payable in crops of wheat over 10 years.
- 1816 William Carder, Sr. of Hampshire County
bought 50 acres from Charles and Rosannah Powelson for 30 dollars.
- 1818 Braxton Carder appears on the tax lists
- 1822 Abbot and Edena Carder sold lot 51 in
Romney to John Friddle for 70 dollars.
- 1823 Braxton Carder appears on the tax lists
for the last time. George Carder Jr. later owns Braxton’s 42 acres.
- 1825 George Carder, son of Abbot, married
Maria Hansborough, June 9.
- 1825 Elizabeth Carder, daughter of George,
Jr., married Joel Wolverton, March 5.
- 1825 Mary Carder, daughter of Abbot, married
John Poland, March 9.
- 1826 George Carder, Sr., John Jack, and
Carlton Jack, deed of trust, 50 acres for one dollar.
- 1826 John Carder bought 60 acres from Henry
and Elizabeth Slack for 150 dollars. (This was previously George Carder,
Sr.’s land).
- 1827 John, William, and George Carder were
listed on an inquisition for road building.
- 1828 Charlotte Carder, daughter of George,
Jr., married William Ely, Jr. March 7.
- 1829 George Carder, Jr. will proven.
- 1829 George Carder, Jr. personal estate
sold.
- 1830 George and Mariann Carder sold 50 acres
to Joseph Carder for one dollar.
- 1831 George Carder, Sr. will proven.
- 1831 George Carder, Jr. heirs sold 42 1/4
acres to Richard Blue for 150 dollars.
- 1831 George Carder, Jr. heirs sold 57 acres
to Judith Carder for 150 dollars.
- 1835 George Carder, Sr. (estate?) was
returned 50 acres being held in trust by Carlton T. Jack for one
dollar.
- 1840 Joseph Carder sold the 50 acres and
moved to Ohio and later to Illinois
The above records are mainly based on the
record books in the Hampshire County Courthouse in Romney, W. Va. and the
personal property tax records.
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