David D. Carder
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David D. Carder, son of John Carder and Dorcas [Harrold], was born at Greene Co., Tennessee, about 1808.1,2,3,4,5 He died after 1870.1
David married Mary Scott, whose parents are not known (or are untraced), say 1830.2
On 13 Sep 1828 David D. Carder of Bledsoe Co. conveyed to Isaac Babb a Deed of conveyance . . . to an undivided tract of land lying in Greene County, Tennessee on the waters of lick creek . . . which descended to me from my father John Carder . . . signed David D. Carder. Greene Co. Deed Book 14 & Bledsoe Co. Deed Book E, pg 255.
The David Carder family appears in the 1850, '60 & '70 federal census' for Bledsoe & Warren Co., Tennesse. Years of birth for each of his children are based on the ages as given in the Census'. All in the family are shown as being born in Tennessee. David only aged 6 years between 1850 and 1860, so we presume he was born between 1804-1807 as he had to have been of age when he sold his share of his father's land to Isaac Babb in 1828.
David was probably born in Greene Co. He may have married there, or he may have married after arriving in Bledsoe Co. when he purchased his first land there in 1824. He purchased other land in 1831 and 1836, totaling about 450 acres. The last two tracts were sold 27 Jan 1868 when he moved to Warren Co., TN.2,1
David married Mary Scott, whose parents are not known (or are untraced), say 1830.2
On 13 Sep 1828 David D. Carder of Bledsoe Co. conveyed to Isaac Babb a Deed of conveyance . . . to an undivided tract of land lying in Greene County, Tennessee on the waters of lick creek . . . which descended to me from my father John Carder . . . signed David D. Carder. Greene Co. Deed Book 14 & Bledsoe Co. Deed Book E, pg 255.
The David Carder family appears in the 1850, '60 & '70 federal census' for Bledsoe & Warren Co., Tennesse. Years of birth for each of his children are based on the ages as given in the Census'. All in the family are shown as being born in Tennessee. David only aged 6 years between 1850 and 1860, so we presume he was born between 1804-1807 as he had to have been of age when he sold his share of his father's land to Isaac Babb in 1828.
David was probably born in Greene Co. He may have married there, or he may have married after arriving in Bledsoe Co. when he purchased his first land there in 1824. He purchased other land in 1831 and 1836, totaling about 450 acres. The last two tracts were sold 27 Jan 1868 when he moved to Warren Co., TN.2,1
Family | Mary Scott b. 1809, d. aft. 1880 |
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| This person was last edited on | 29 Jan 2020 |
Citations
- [S356] Letter from Robert B. Goff (Knoxville, Tennessee) to Gregory D. Cooke, 12 July 1986; Gregory Cooke Clarkdale, Arizona. The letter cites many county records and also reviews the 1870 census for Carders in Warren County.
- [S355] Letter from Robert B. Goff (Knoxville, Tennessee) to Gregory D. Cooke, 30 June 1986; Gregory Cooke Clarkdale, Arizona. The letter cites many county records.
- [S457] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Census [on-line database and images] (http://www.ancestry.com), Eastern District, Bledsoe Co., Tennessee, population schedule, sheet #112, dwelling #779, family #779, David D. Carder household, age 46, born in Tennessee, a "cty officer", with $350 in real estate; original data: NARA micropublication M432, Seventh Census of the United States, 1009 rolls, roll #870.
- [S458] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Census [on-line database and images] (http://www.ancestry.com), Pikeville Post Office, Bledsoe Co., Tennessee, population schedule, sheet #383/7, dwelling #51, family #51, David D. Carder household, age 52, born in Tennessee, a farmer with $400 in real estate and $700 personal estate; original data: NARA micropublication M653, Eighth Census of the United States, 1438 rolls, roll #1240.
- [S459] Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Census [on-line database and images] (http://www.ancestry.com), 11th District, Warren Co., Tennessee, population schedule, sheet #123/4, dwelling #26, family #26, David D. Carter household, age 64, born in Tennessee, a farmer with $400 in personal estate; original data: NARA micropublication M593, Ninth Census of the United States, 1748 rolls, roll #1568.