King Carter

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King Carter was the nickname of Robert Carter I, a powerful and wealthy early 18th-century Virginia planter, land baron, and colonial politician.

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King Carter canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial politician
human
land baron
member of the Virginia gentry
planter
slave owner
alsoKnownAs Robert Carter I
Robert Carter of Corotoman
linked to: Robert Carter I
birthYear 1663
centuryOfActivity 18th century
countryOfCitizenship Colony of Virginia
deathYear 1732
economicActivity land speculation
tobacco planting
era Colonial America
fatherOf John Carter
Landon Carter
Robert Carter II
linked to: Robert Carter I
hasFamilyName Carter
hasGivenName Robert
heritage English colonial American
influenced political structure of colonial Virginia
memberOf Carter family of Virginia
nickname King Carter
notableFor amassing one of the largest landholdings in colonial Virginia
political influence in early 18th-century Virginia
notableWork development of Corotoman as a major plantation complex
owned Corotoman plantation
large tracts of land in the Northern Neck of Virginia
placeOfBurial Christ Church, Lancaster County, Virginia
positionHeld Speaker of the Virginia House of Burgesses
Treasurer of the Colony of Virginia
acting Governor of Virginia
land agent for the Fairfax proprietorship
member of the Virginia Governor's Council
regionOfActivity Chesapeake Bay region
Northern Neck, Virginia
linked to: Northern Neck
religion Anglicanism
residence Corotoman plantation
Lancaster County, Virginia
spouse Elizabeth Landon Willis
Judith Armistead
title colonel in the Virginia militia
usedEnslavedLabor on his plantations

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Robert Carter I nickname King Carter
subject linked to: Carter family of Virginia
Robert Carter I nickname King Carter
King Carter nickname King Carter