Taylor Family Genealogy
John CARSON
1796 - 1849 (52 years)-
Name John CARSON [1] Born 4 Jun 1796 Frederick Co., Va Gender Male Died 2 Apr 1849 Marion Co. Mo.; at home [2] Buried Buried in Carson Family Cemetary Person ID I309 Josh E. Taylor Jr. Tree Last Modified 1 Nov 2019
Father Simon CARSON, Jr, b. 19 Aug 1769, Virginia , d. 27 May 1856, "Pleasant Green," Frederick, Co. Virginia (Age 86 years) Relationship natural Mother Martha WILLIAMS, b. 6 Feb 1773, Frederick Co., Maryland , d. 15 May 1851, Stephens City, Frederick Co. Va (Age 78 years) Relationship natural Married 4 Oct 1791 Virginia [3, 4] Family ID F184 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Sarah STEPHENS, b. 30 Jul 1793, Frederick Co., Va , d. 18 Feb 1882, Marion Co. Mo. (Age 88 years) Married 4 Feb 1817 Frederick Co., Va [5] Children 1. Simon Martin CARSON, b. 21 Nov 1817, Frederick Co., Va , d. 19 Nov 1902, Marion Co. Mo. (Age 84 years) [natural] 2. Mary Jane CARSON, b. 14 Oct 1819, Frederick Co., Va , d. 14 Dec 1881, Marion Co, Mo. (Age 62 years) [natural] 3. Harriet Ann CARSON, b. 5 Mar 1821, Frederick Co., Va [natural] 4. Marie Louise CARSON, b. 6 Feb 1823, Frederick Co., Va , d. 29 Oct 1878 (Age 55 years) [natural] 5. Robert William CARSON, b. 14 Apr 1825, Frederick Co., Va [natural] 6. Aletha CARSON, b. 25 Feb 1827, Frederick Co., Va [natural] 7. Elisha John CARSON, b. 13 Jan 1829, Frederick Co., Va , d. 20 Oct 1909, Marion Co, Mo. (Age 80 years) [natural] 8. Joseph W. CARSON, b. 1831, Marion Co., Mo. [natural] 9. Caroline M. CARSON, b. 22 Sep 1841, Marion Co. Mo. , d. 8 May 1865, Marion Co. Mo. (Age 23 years) [natural] 10. Martha E. CARSON, b. 6 Dec 1834, Marion Co. Mo. , d. 11 Apr 1857, Marion Co, Mo. (Age 22 years) [natural] 11. James H. CARSON, b. 1837 [natural] Last Modified 1 Nov 2019 Family ID F62 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Died at home-JET Buried in old Carson cemetery on the Bier farm in Marion Co., Mo.
"John Carson was a brother of Captain William Carson, pioneer in Missouri, and of General James Carson of Confederate fame. All three were sons of Simon Carson of 'Pleasant Green,' near Stephens City, Frederick County, Virginia.
"Born June 4, 1794 [1796 according to his grave marker], John heard stories of the western frontier from his brother, William; and after his marriage to Sarah (Sally) Stephens in 1817, he and his wife became interested in following William.
"In 1829 they set out with their (then) four children, one of whom later remembered a carriage with a black driver and a young, black nursemaid. After some time, the driver married the nursemaid, and she was known as 'Aunt Tin.'
"The Carsons settled in Marion County, Missouri, four miles northwest of Palmyra, on a farm that is still called 'the old Carson Farm' Sally was known as 'a woman of unusual mental and physical energy.'" -- Bond, Marian Saunders. Some ancestors, p. 47.
- Died at home-JET Buried in old Carson cemetery on the Bier farm in Marion Co., Mo.
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