On the hill which overlooks the mill stands the Carter-Archer House. Also known as the Rock Run Mansion, this majestic 14-room stone structure was built in 1804 by John Carter, a partner of John Stump in the Rock Run Mill. When Carter died a year later, the house passed to the Stumps' daughter, Ann, and her husband, Dr. John Archer, Jr.
John Jefferys, an ex-Quaker, had settled in Bath in about 1740 and was appointed Town Clerk in 1760, a post he held until 1800. In addition to being Clerk he was financial advisor to the younger John Wood, the architect responsible for finishing the celebrated Royal Crescent which had been begun by his father, and where Jefferys resided at 9.
By Dr. John C. Carter. Dr. John C. Carter is a frequent contributor to Thousand Islands Life Magazine. He is currently a Research Associate, History and Classics Programme, School of Humanities, University of Tasmania, and is Vice-chair of the East York Foundation. He can be contacted at drjohncarter@bell.
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When I learned that my 9th great-grandfather, Rev. Thomas Carter was buried in the Old Burying Ground in Woburn, Massachusetts, and I kne...
John Carter McClenathan Full view - 1906 Centennial History of the Borough of Connellsville, Pennsylvania, 1806-1906 John Carter McClenathan Snippet view - 1982
Lincoln St Swithin: Baptisms: Register No. 487: 26 October 1820, Elizabeth, daughter of Charles & Elizabeth CARTWRIGHT, of Waterside, Butcher, by John Carter. So Elizabeth was christened just 3 days after her birth-her parents, were Charles & Elizabeth Cartwright, living in Waterside, Lincoln, with Charles's occupation as a butcher.
1. He witnessed the Will of John Scott (rec. July 28, 1729, p. 171), whose father was the br.-in-law of Ruth Taberer (sister-in-law of the 2nd wife of Thomas Harris, d. 1672), and whose grandfather was a business partner of Thomas Harris, d. 1672. 2. John Brantly, who m. his widow, was the great-grandson of of Rebecca George. 3.
Marr reg Jun qtr 1845 at Plymouth dist, Devon of Miriam Pethick to John JEWELL (ref FreeBMD). He was born 1819 in Cornwall (ref death). They migrated to Ontario, Canada. Death of Miriam 9 Sep 1857, buried at Bethesda Cemetery, Darlington Station, Durham, Ontario (ref ).
This is a common pitfall of most scientists (of all types) and most people on the earth have fallen victim to this falsehood. Defined, it is the belief that man has evolved from apes and progressed through different transmutations to become what he is today. In other words, from primitive of old to modern of today. This is a lie.
Dr. William Carter, son of John Carter, keeper of the Public Gaol in Williamsburg (ca. 1731-1740), was a surgeon and apothecary in Williamsburg for many years. A brother, James, was an apothecary in the city; and another brother, John, was a merchant. William Carter was married three times. By his wife, Rebecca, he had several children who were ...
John Carter, about 1770 or 1771, made a settlement one half mile north of Elizabethton. He was the progenitor of one of the most illustrious families of the State, and a most striking coincidence occurs in the political career of himself …
This stone manor and mill were built in 1778 by Jeremiah Dungan on property purchased from the Watauga Association. It was taxed in 1779 by North Carolina in the first year the state levied a property tax. Dungan's family ground grain until 1866, . . . — — Map (db m158267) HM
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John WHINREY, Stone Cutter of Dublin City to Michael JACKSON, Gent of Dublin City of piece of ground in possession of Michael JACKSON 13 feet in breadth on back of Abby street lying contiguous to ground of John WHINREY, from 25 Mar then last past, for 51 and a half yrs at 7 shillings 6 pence yrly rent. William PARRY, Registrar.
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The current ground is the field to the left of this photograph. During the 1914-18 war no cricket was played, but the Club was re-opened in 1920 again on the site of the present Station Ground. The field was lent by Mr. Joe Coombe who owned the flour-mill nearby; he also supplied the horse that hauled water in a cart from the river nearby, for the
The site was located at 4452 Carter Road and it was a Confederate induction camp erected in April 1861. Named in honor of Confederate General Benjamin F. Cheatham and wasn't even used for a year as it was abandoned after the fall of Fort Donelson in February 1862.
Carter's Store One mile west is the site of the store established by John Carter and William Parker. This store was pillaged in the Shawnee raid in 1774; at the Sycamore Shoals Treaty in 1775, the proprietors were awarded the whole Carter's Valley as reparation. Marker located west of Church Hill. Rice's Mill
Midford Castle is a folly castle in the village of Midford, and the parish of Southstoke 3 miles (5 km) south of Bath, Somerset, England.. The castle was built in 1775 for Henry Disney Roebuck from designs by John Carter in the shape of the "clubs" symbol used in playing cards (♣). It has been suggested, originally in a magazine article in 1899, that he asked for the clubs design to ...
This edifice is the Lancaster Roller Mill, originally built "on John Robinson's land grant of 1657, sold to Edward King, then John Carter, since 1666. The "Great Mill" of John's son, Robert, fell to Robert's son, Charles, who petitioned the court authority in 1783, to rebuild.
Promissory note, promise to pay to John Hewes, executor to the Estate of Isaac Hewes, from James M____ (name torn). Witnessed by John Carter, 1750 March 26. 278: Receipt, from Isaac Buffington for the use of Jacob Giles …
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The 14 room stone mansion, the Rock Run House, built in 1804 by John Stumps mill partner, John Carter sits on a hill overlooking the barn & mill lower downhill. Robert T. Kinsey 03/08/2009 Carter died the next year and Stump's daughter and husband, Dr. John Archer took possession. Son, James J. Archer, was a Confederate General in the Civil War.
John Carter passed Sudley Mill down to his son Landon Carter in 1789. Under Landon's proprietorship, Thomas Fortune operated the mill. In the early nineteenth century the mill complex consisted of a store, a miller's house (presumably where Fortune resided), and the mill.
Partners included Joe Fawcett, Thomas Holdsworth, and John Carter Naylor. The partnership was dissolved in September 1907 Fawcett Greenwood & Company Printers at Central Hall, Halifax [1936, 1937] and Winding Road, Halifax [1950s]. The Winding Road premises were taken over by the Timeform printing business of Phil Bull
Lieutenant John Carter, son of Captain John Carter and Elizabeth (first wife), was born February 6, 1652-53 in Woburn, Massachusetts, He married Ruth Burnham, daughter of Thomas and Mary Burnham, on Jun 20, 1678 in Woburn, Mass. John and Ruth had the following children: Elizabeth born Sep 18, 1680 in Woburn, Massachusetts, Ruth born Oct 18, 1681 in Woburn, Mass., …
Francis John Carter was born at Moutoa, northern Manawatū, New Zealand, to Elizabeth Julian and her husband, John Carter, a farmer, on 13 December 1869. Nothing is known of his education and early life, but as a young man he worked on dairy farms, in flax mills, and as a contractor on the Wellington–Palmerston North railway line.
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According to the park, the "majestic 14 room stone mansion built in 1804 by John Carter, a partner of John Stump in the Rock Run Mill. When Carter died a year later the house passed to the Stumps ...
BAGOT STREET McClure Street to Essex Street. 1. Houston, John, carpenter (Huston, John, carpenter in 1890) 3. Agnew, Jas., linen lapper
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The deed cites a John Mausey survey of November 21, 1751, showing the mill as operational. At the Kenmore Museum, a mill accounts book, dated 17 January 1777, shows the name of Lewis and indicates that there were two mills on the site: the Upper Mill and a Lower Mill. One ground oats and Indian corn and the other ground rye and wheat.
1.5 miles to the southeast on Cove Creek. Joel E. Stone built a dam, grist mill and a saw mill, which he and his family operated until 1934 when Norris Lake was raised. The mill served the surrounding area as a community center and whistle-stop for . . …
A post mill existed on Collier Row Common on ground that sloped away to the north, south and west. It had two pairs of stones operating. In December, 1815, William Blakeley, aged 15, got taken on as an apprentice for a term of seven years after his father made a payment of £84 to John Benjamin Miller and Benjamin Goodeve Miller.
