472:(also the higher chamber of the Virginia General Assembly). While in the House of Burgesses, Carter served on two important committees (for Elections and Privileges and for Examination of Propositions and Grievances). In the session which began in September 1696, Carter defeated four other burgesses for the position of Speaker, and also served as Speaker for the October 1687 session, but was not re-elected in a five-candidate field in September 1698. However, the House of Burgesses appointed him as the colony's treasurer, thus giving him responsibility of monies raised by assembly-levied taxes in the colony, and assembly-mandated spending. Meanwhile, Carter also became a vestryman of Lancaster County's Christ Church Parish in 1690, and the following year became one of the justices of the peace for Lancaster County (the justices jointly in that era also administering the county, with social services provided by the vestry). He would also command the militias of Lancaster and adjacent Northumberland Counties, and secured appointment as the naval officer of the Rappahannock River region (which secured customs duties).
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A Genealogy of the Known Descendants of Robert Carter of Corotoman
770:(1749β1781), Virginia delegate to the Continental Congress in 1777
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A Genealogy of the Known Descendants of Robert Carter of Corotoman
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1151:"History: Robert "King" Carter of Corotoman (1663-1732)"
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786:(1854β1932), American civil engineer and industrialist
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1198:"Robert "King" Carter (1663-1732) - HouseHistree"
776:(1853β1922), U.S. ambassador to Italy during the
702:, grandson, signer of Declaration of Independence
1246:"The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography"
1369:. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1986.
1047:Robert "King" Carter: Builder of Christ Church
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984:Mesrobian, Jamie Elizabeth (1 January 2009).
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3132:Speakers of the Virginia House of Burgesses
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297:, Carter emerged as the wealthiest
27:American businessman and politician
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685:Lucy Carter (1715β1763), married
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529:Carter died on 4 August 1732, in
513:. The latter was a cousin of the
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2034:White House of the Confederacy
1952:African American Burial Ground
1480:History of slavery in Virginia
1263:University of Virginia Library
1003:Knight, Thomas Daniel (2021).
790:James "Gentleman Jim" Robinson
637:and grandparents of President
539:University of Virginia Library
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1676:(1728β1804), freed 450 slaves
1028:Brock, Robert Alonzo (1888).
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653:Betty Carter (c. 1705 β 1706)
650:Sarah Carter (c. 1705 β 1705)
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287:Virginia House of Burgesses
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1972:First Africans in Virginia
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1062:"327 Years Ago in 1691..."
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1810:Montpelier
1805:Monticello
1795:Brookfield
1790:Berry Hill
1629:Washington
1603:Nat Turner
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2528:Pleasants
2483:Tyler Sr.
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2373:W. Nelson
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2498:G. Smith
2488:G. Smith
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