Family
In 1846 Carter married Mary Ann Clarkson, two years his senior, and had the following children:
- Thomas (b. 1847 in Oxford)
- John (b. 1849 in Oxford)
- Harriet E (b. 1851 in Oxford)
- William (b. 1855 in Oxford)
- Frederick (b. 1860 in Oxford; he later married Laura Emma Deacon)
According to the 1901 census in that year Carter was still living in Oxford and was married to an Anne Carter, (born 1839).
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