HISTORY OF RUSH COUNTY, INDIANA:  From the earliest time to the present,
with biographical sketches, notes, etc.  Illustrated; Chicago:  Brant and
Fuller, 1888.  p. 372.  Fleming County.

DANIEL T. CARTER, of Center Township, was born in Fleming County, Ky.,
February 20, 1814, being the son of Henry and Mary (Green) Carter, the
former of whom was born in Culpepper [sic] County, Va., in about 1776, and
the latter was born in Virginia in about 1791.  He was married in his
native country to Miss Ellen B. Fitch, on the 30th day of November, 1843. 
She was the daughter of Henry and Matilda Fitch, the former of whom was
born in Kentucky, September 13, 1794, and died November 14, 1874; the
latter was born in Kentucky, December 27, 1799, and died in August, 1864. 
In 1845, Mr. Carter moved his family to Rushville, traveling by stage from
Cincinnati, having but $5.00 in his possession.  His first work was in the
harvest field at 62 cents per day, and he afterward assisted in the
erection of many buildings in Rushville.  Later on, he rented a farm, and
by hard work saved $4,000, with which he purchased a farm in Union
Township.  He is now the owner of a splendid farm in Center Township, all
of which is due to his personal economy and industry.  He and wife have had
seven children as follows:  Mary I., born September 2, 1845; Robert B.,
born January 2, 1847, died October 28, 1869; Henry F., born March 28, 1849;
James M., born November 2, 1851; Martha E., born January 14, 1854; Alvin,
born September 17, 1860, and Charles M. born April 25, 1871.  Mr. Carater's
father was a soldier under General Anthony Wayne and died about 1860.  His
mother died about 1856.  In politics, he is a Republican.  He is a
self-made man and a good citizen.

Carter Green Fitch Wayne
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Culpeper-VA Rush-IN OH


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