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Newspaper clipping about Edmund Carter published ...

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Collection: Gordon County, GA Obituaries; Title: Newspaper clipping about Edmund Carter published November 10, 1887; Date of Original:

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The history of the county of Cambridge - Barnes & Noble

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Dec 31, — This book, "The history of the county of Cambridge", by Edmund Carter, is a replication of a book originally published before › Books

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The history of the county of Cambridge by Edmund Carter

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Family or Freedom: People of Color in the Antebellum South

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Edmund Carter, like Emanuel before ... residents of Red River County) somewhat surprisingly agreed Edmund Carter should be granted citizenship.19 Although ...

Wikipedia: Edmund Carter (topographer) - Wikipedia

Edmund Carter (died in or before 1788) was an English surveyor, topographer and tutor, known as the author of the first county history of Cambridgeshire. Contents. Life. In earlier life, Carter was a surveyor, and worked in on a survey of an estate at Weston Longueville in Norfolk.

Dictionary of National Biography, Carter, Edmund -...

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· CARTER, EDMUND (fl ), topographer, was a poor disabled writing-master, who, while keeping school by St. Botolph's Church in Cambridge, conceived the design of compiling a history of the university and county, an undertaking for which he was by no means qualified.

Charles Edmund Carter Himes - The Bourbon County Citizen

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Jack Edmund Carter – North Carolina Obituaries

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Aug 19, · Jack Edmund Carter Local attorney Jack E. Carter, 74, passed away Monday, August 17 at home. He obtained both his BA (1968) and Juris Doctorate (1971) at the University of Iowa and had been a member of the Cumberland County Bar since The US Army beckoned him upon his completion of law school and quickly “landed” him at Fort Bragg, NC.